Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1882-10-19

Mr.. Charles o. Ward, the popular clerk
at the Hattie House. went down yesterday
to Loudon to attend the wedding of his
friend Mr.. Ed. P. Mcqueen.
Miss Ora Miller went yesterday to visit
friends in Chattanooga
Mr.. Krutch left yesterday for visit to
Kingston.
Mrs. DR.. Gibson and Miss Mary Stuart,
of Jonesboro, arrived in the city on yester
day, and will leave this evening for Mary
vile to attend meeting of the Missionary
Society now in session at that place.
Mr.. james G. Crumbliss, son of Maj. 81
Crumbliss, of Kingston, who for the last
week has been on a visit to his old play
mates and companions, Judge Staley's sons,
and taking in the shows and fair, left for
home this morning.
Mr.. J. S. Carwin, who has been spending
few weeks very pleasantly among his
Knoxville friends left on the noon train
Tuesday for Belleville, Ill, with the inten-
ton of remaining there. His friend, Ell. P.
Turner, joined him at Athens and accom-
| panying him to the above named place.
Mrs. T. S. Newcomb and daughter, Miss
Mamie, and Miss Lille Brown, of Morris
town, came down yesterday, and are at the
Hattie House.
| Ex-Gov. Dewitt G.. Senter, of Hamblen
county, was in the city yesterday.
| Mr.. Will E. Strong, was down from Nc
Millan's yesterday.
Mr.. w. A. J. Moore went on yesterday
evenings train to Messy Greek, to attend
the marriage last night of his friend, Miss
Laura Morgan, daughter of Alexander
Morgan, Esq, and Mr.. Looney Peck.
Miss Jennie Fitzgerald, of Greeneville,
sister of Mr.. Geo. S. Fitzgerald, returned
home yesterday evening, after visit to
Knoxville friends.
Mr.. W. B. Melvin, of Morristown, was
down on short business trip yesterday.
Rev. J. G. Schaidt, pastor of the German
Lutheran Church, and family returned yes
terday from visit to Mrs. Schaidts former
home, at Asheyille, n. C.
Mr.. Humpries Reaves, of Greeneville, who
was down for brief business trip, re
turned yesterday evening.
DIR. j. Willard Hill left yesterday for
Kingston, on professional business
Messrs. B. F. Hooker and J. G. Ramser,
of Middle Tennessee, who have spent sever
al weeks in Knoxville, in the Marriage Asso
citation business, left on yesterdays train
for home. They are young gentlemen OF
fine business qualifications ard perfect gen.
tlemanly department, and made many
friends in Knoxville
Mr.. Harry w. Peck, agent for the John
A. Stephenson Comic Opera Company, ar.
rived yesterday evening, and is at the Hattie
House. He comes to arrange for the ap-
pearance of this celebrated and meritorioui
company in Knoxville next week.
Mr.. A. j. Albers and wife and little sol
arrived home yesterday evening, from &
visit to Ohio.
Mrs. Fl. j. Reed, of Madisonville, arrived
on yesterdays evening train, and is CUES
of Captain 81. &. Taylor.
Miss Clemmie French, of Kingston, is il
the city, at the Hattie House.
Prof James Dinwiddie, delegate fror
the University of Tennessee to the State ]
Nj. G. A. convention at Pulaski, returne
Monday night. Messrs. James Fl. Cowar
of Knoxville, and 81. A. Golf, of Maryville
returned Tuesday night. General Secretar
Asa B. Bixby, has gone to Atlanta, Ga, fe
a visit, and will be home in few days.