Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1882-03-05

1libS 1llliud MICE Va ANhohsihoy WIZ
has been visiting the family of Col. G. NJ.
McGhee, left on yesterdays west bound
train
Mr.. NJ Leiber and wife, of Helena, Ark,
who have been visiting theif brother-in-
law, Mr. A. David, left for home yesterday.
Mr. John A. Mcmillan, popular sales
man for Jas. OConnor & Co.'S saddlery
house, arrived Friday night from trip
South.
afr John G. Brown, the Baltimore cloth
ing salesman, left yesterday for trip to
Alabama
Rev. n B. Goforth, of Carson College,
came dowa yesterday from Messy Creek.
Mr.. John NJ. Howell left on the east
bound train, yesterday evening, for short
visit
Hon. W. A. McTeer and Capt S. P.
Rowan, of Maryville, arrived Friday night
from trip TO Nashville.
Mr.. A. A. Sharp and family, went out on
the Ohio division train, yesterday evening,
to visit Mr.. sharps former home.
Judge f. C. Skaggs and Peyton Carter.
Esq, went mp on yesterday evenings train
to spend Sunday at home, accompanied by
Deputy Register j. j. Martin.
DR.. J. D, Collier, of Chumlea postofice,
Knox County, arrived on yesterdays train
from Cincinnati, where he has just gradua-
ted in medicine with the highest honors.
He went home on the Ohio division train.
Capt T. C. Holloway's family went up
yesterday evening for visit to friends in
upper East Tennessee.
Mr.. A. Lobenstein, the well known
clothier, and his wife, returned yesterday
evening from brief trip to Cincinnati.
Mr. VIM. Coffman returned yesterday
from Cincinnati and Louisville, where he
went to purchase new goods for his tin
stove and house furnishing goods establish
ment.
Capt. Joseph Jaques, president of the E.
T. National Bank, returned yesterday even
ing from a trip down the country.
Capt E. Henegar, of Charleston, arrived
in the city on yesterday evenings train.
Mr. John Donnelly. of the firm of Con-
don i Co., contractors of the railroad work
| from Red Clay to Ooltewah, came up yes
terday evening.
Bishop H. N. McTyeire and Rev. DR.. j.
B. McFerrin, of Nashville, both eminent
divines of the NJ. E. Church, South, passed
up the road on yesterday evenings train,
taking dinner at the Atkin House.
Mrs. Peter Staub and her son, Johnnie,
reached home last night from a pleasant
Mardi Gras festivities
Prof Frank Goodman, of Goodman's
Business College, who has spent some days
at his Knoxville branch college, left thii
morning returning to Nashville.
Mr. P. G. Chamless, clever and oblig
ing young gentleman from North Carolina
who has been in the city for some weeks
has connected himself with the Lamar
House, in the employ of Messrs. Thoma
Il Reeves, and will serve in the capacity O
night clerk.
Mr.. John Brazile, who has been nigh
clerk at the Lamar House for about fou
years past, under all the managements, ant
who has been very efficient and satisfac
tory clerk, left this morning for Columbus
Ga, where he will take a position unde
John Scherf in the Rankin House. JOIN
has made many friends in Knoxville, WHIT
DIN us in regretting his departure, Blu
wish him success.
MIR. JAS. W Fox, OF the Jellico Mt. Goa
and Coke Company, was in the city yester
day on business. This is a new company
organized at Emmett, Campbell County, OF
the Ohio division of the E. t., Va. d Ga
Railroad. The company consists of s. L
Woodbridge, Phil. C. Kidd, Brent R. Hutch
craft and Jas. W. Fox.
Maj. A. S. Prosser returned yesterda
from attending Circuit Court at Maynard
, Vile The court is now engaged in tn
; hearing of The case of the State VS.. Baker
for embezzling county funds.
Maj. w. D. VanDyke, of Chattanooga
came up yesterday evening and attende
last night the Philo exhibition, in which hi
son, T. n. VanDyke, took part.