Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1882-08-03
Personal.

turned from scccessful business trip.
Mr.. Joe NJ Faiu, salesman Tor M. L.
Ross q Co., returned Monday from six
weeks trip through the mountain eornties
OF North Carolina, in the interest of h's
house.
Judge Turner S. Foster, of Nashville, =
lived yesterday and viii take charge of the
law class in Good mems Business College
day
| Mr. Chas. I. Champion and his mothe
left on yesterdays train for On extended
visit to Illinois aud other Western States.
Mrs Chae. E Mcreer returned yesterdss
from Tate Spring.
Mr.. NJ. f. Smith retulred yesterday com
| a visit to Bristol.
Mr.. A. B. Jonnson retu ned .tom VIZ IN
Spl IS yesterday.
Mr.. John Y. Johnston left yesterday fot
Rhea Sp4ingF
Miss Dora Brewster, of Sweetwater, who
has been taking music lessons from Prof.
| c. r. Knabe, for some weel-. retuL ned
home yesterday.
Nhpt. n L. LtPPiISOeb, hSOAs "a 80
Atehison, Topeka and Sauta Fe Railroad,
lett yesterday for Atlanta, Ga, on business.
Mr.. Tim Shea, was in yesterday from
bis ra'l~oad works, on the K & o. extern
sion.
Pre-. F. NJ. Smith,, who has been holding
a Normal Institute in North Cero'' IA, pas
ed down on yesterdays tIain Tor his hone,
near Concord.
Miss Leah Fletcher, of Cievelsnd, WHO
has been visiting New Merket, passed down
yesterday, retaining home.
Messrs. Jas. K. Meek and viii Meek, of
New Me ct, were in TIE city yesterday.
Capt Ishr \ Newman, of Messy Greek,
came down yesterday, and remembered the
CHRoN' Gle with call.
MIR. A. A. Galbraith, of Jefferson County,
is in the city, aud was in to see us last
night
Mr.. John c. Ashmore, of Messy Greek,
came down on yesterdays train.
Prof John Marshall, of Steen & Mar
shall, returned yesterday nom trip up the
road.
Mrs. o. F. Owen, wife of the popular
route agent CT the Southern Express Com
rany, and Mrs. j. r. Payne and little
daughter, Miss Jessie Payne, left yesterday
for Atlanta, Ga, TO visit relatives.
Mr.. F. H. McClr1g, sr., returned yester-
day from Warm Spl ngs.
Mr.. Lon MITCHELL popr'c.r young mel
chant at Mouse Creek, came up yesterday
= evening.
Mr.. Il. P. Gettys an enter prising ara in
) hIential farmer aud manr facturer of Nc.
| MIN County, was up On business and re
, turned home yesterday.
Mr.. Jos. T. McTeer, the popular olothier
retun ned yesterday from bus; ness III
| among the upper counties, and along the
. Chic div e,or, stopping over with his fe mily
} at Lea's Springs.
Hon. J. NJ. Meek arrived yesterday d
J rect from Warm Springs, where he ha,
taken his fam y for the summer. He re
ports an immense crowd .:om 600 to 70(
people, and eyeryth ng lively at this noted
e resort
It Mr. Peyton Noffett arriv home yestef
g day from pleasant visit CT some weeks a
J VAIN and Tate SpliBgs.
IS Mr.. Matt Garter, one of Sweetwatef'
d Leading cit zens and bus ness men, is spend
it ing some time at LEAFS Springs for his
e hes TIL
a Mrs. L. G. 6 lfley let yesterday for
to 70 nix lo, Gle H.
II Geo. L. Gprley.
l. Mr.. S, P. Angel, of the fin of Angel 4
II Jenkins, returned yesterday from up tn
't cOun'
Mrs, Blair and daughter, Miss Lulu an(
Miss Bette johnson, of Loddon, who hav
: been visiting in the city, retU' ned home yes
i terday.
D Mr.. J. Fl. Cruze and family leave thi
- morning for Henderson's Springs, Sevie
- County, TO rusticate and rest for a season.
Mr. W. W. HARRISON, a popular and eff
+ Gent salesman for Dismukes Il Thomas, re
- turned yesterday from pleasant trip.
Mrs. 7. T. Goodall left the city on MOI
day for Mr.. Thompson's farm, about tw
- miles from the city, to spend few week
to recuperate her health and that of he
child.
: MIR. John I. Smith, the well know
- salesman for VestsIs clothing house, ha
just returned ON a very successful travel
II ing trip.
m Mr.. Bum Lillard returned yesterday frol
- a stay of several days at Montvale SPRING
Mr.. Robert Craighead, Mrs S. A. ALE
and her neice, Miss Ida P. Lewis, daugl
ter of Mr.. S. D. J. Lewis, left yesterda
b. evening for Tate Spling.
ell Mr.. c. L. Sewer, of Bristol, was in ii
K city and gave us a Welcome call yesterda,
81 Miss Mamie Moore returned yesterda
let from visit of few weeks to the home
ne her aunt, Mrs. r. J. Moore, at Sweetwate
Misses Laura and Fannie Gratz returne
yesterday evening from visit t, Chatt
nd nooga.
lis Capt. Ed F. Sisson, the well known EN-
e, grant agent, representing the Missouri p
cifc Railroad, arrived yesterday evenin,
looking after the interests of his line.
Capt. John McCrary, of U1'on Count.
IS is in the city, and was in to see us Ia
night.
Capt A. E. Lippincott, the popul'
Southern Passenger Agent of the Atcfisol
Topeka and Santa Fe, is in he city c'~e1
lating among bis friends.
dt The great sympathetic and muscular sy
tenn. on which full and healthful develo1
ment depends, kept from growing fabt
and inactive by using Browns Iron Bi
of tiers.
~ COURT REPORTS
CHANCERY CoURT.-Hon. w B. Stall