Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1882-07-26
Personal.

Mr.. Rush Strong returned yesterday from
pleasant stay of several weeks at Warm
Springs.
Miss Katie Roberts and Miss Cora Young
returned from a trip to the country, where
they spent several days quite pleasantly.
Miss Sally Mooney arrived home yester-
day from a visit of several weeks to upper
East Tennessee.
Mr.. W. B. Melvin was down from Nor
ristown yesterday,
Miss Matte Carmichael, of Huntsville,
Ala, who has been visiting his sister, Mrs.
F. B. Cooley, left yesterday on her return
home, and will stop off at Ooltewah
Mr.. D. J. Hope, of the jewelry firm of
| Hope Bros, his wife and little daughter,
Hattie, left yesterday for Oliver Springs.
| Prof. G. S. W. Crawford, State Superin-
tendent of Public Instruction, left for Nash
vile yesterday.
Mr.. Thos. L. Galloway, OF Concord, was
in the city yesterday.
Mr.. J. A. Swan and family and Miss
Laura Templeton, returned home yesterday,
from LEAFS Springs.
Mr.. NJ. F. Smith left yesterday evening
for visit to Bristol.
Miss Mamie Jones went to Greeneville
on yesterday evenings train, for a visit to
friends
Mr.. viii. E. Strong was down from Nc
Millan's yesterday.
Mr.. Daniel Briscoe, of the new wholesale
dry goods firm of George & Briscoe, ar
rived Monday from Morristown and en-
listed as thoroughbred citizen and bust
ness man of Knoxville. Mr. Briscoe has
been for years one of the leading and most
Influential and successful merchants of Nor
ristown, and is man of means and large
business experience. We give him hearty
welcome to citizenship, and are glad to
have such valuable accessions
Mr.. G. L. Stratton, stenographer in the
Office of Mr.. Jas. r. Ogden, left yesterday
evening for Tate Spring, to recuperate and
rest for while.
DR.. John Carson, of Rogersville, who
was down on account of the death of his
brother, Dr. w. N. Carson, returned home
yesterday evening.
Mr. w E. Williams returned yesterday
from Warm Springs.
Mr.. E. Woodward the lightning little
pitcher of the Eckfords base ball club, re-
turned from Chattanooga Sunday night,
and went yesterday to MontvaIe Springs
for short stay.
Mr.. Thos. McNamee, brother-in-law of
Mr.. r. A. Steele and Mr.. Phil May, have
gone to rusticate for a few weeks at Mt.
Nebo Springs
Mr.. W. D. Peters, mailing clerk at the
Tribune, returned yesterday from a pleas
ant stay at Montvale Springs.
Mr.. F. NJ. Loweree, supervising engineer
for the Knoxville Water Company, has ar
rived.from New York, and taken rooms at
the Hattie House.
Miss Maggie Hill arrived home yesterday
evening from visit to Concord.
Mr.. Sam o. Shipe arrived Sunday night
from Missouri, and went yesterday evening
to Clinton, to visit home folks.
Mr. F. D. Dudley, of Chicago, who op
Grated extensively in dried fruit here during
= last season. is in the city again, at the Hat
tie House.
Mr.. Ed. P. Mcqueen, prominent law
yer at Loudon, wasup yesterday evening.
Mr. P J. Ricardi, the veteran confec
O toner, and family have returned from
Greendale Springs, near LEAFS, where the!
spent few weeks very pleasantly.
Mr.. Mike Culliny, agent at this place TO
the Southern Express Company, returned
Sunday evening from visit of a few day
i to his family, at Cleveland. His famil..
will not come to Knoxville for some tim
yet
, Mr.. Tom Borin the popular representa-
tive of Condor & Co.'s wholesale grocer
house, went up the road on yesterday even
+. ing's train.
Mrs. Taylor, wife of MIR. J. I. Taylor, @
the New York china house, and their it'll
daughter reached home Sunday night
from a pleasant and extended visit t
Canada and the North.
hIS. L TOI. I Tdl1h dOOQLlhu duu luOlI Ii
tie babe, have arrived in the city, froI
). Concord, where they have spent sewers
weeks, and they are now stopping at Col !
W. Gauts.
Rev. ]. c. Miller, of the Lutheran co
or iege, at Morristown, passed up the roa
. yesterday evening, from Loudon County.
= Mr.. S. A. Bowel, of Jonesboro, was i
>, the city yesterday.
Mr.. John N. Blair, book-keeper for San
ford, Chamberlain j. Albers, has returue
from a visit to his children, who are spen,
ing the summer in Washington County
Miss Sue Ellen Tadlock, of Bristol, is
the city, guest of DIR. and Mrs. A.
Tadlock, at their home on Walnut stree
mouth of Asylum.
Mr., T. Howard Smith, a former, we
known Knoxvillian, is in the city visitir
friensd.
az Miss Lulu Kennedy, daughter of NJ
WI Alex. Kennedy, jr., left yesterday evenir
for Mt. Nebo Springs.