Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1882-08-05

Personal.
Mr. L. F. Benson and family, of Nash
ville arrived yesterday from Tate Spring,
and are guests at the residence of Maj. T.
D. Fippen.
Miss johnnie FEppen, daughter of Maj.
T. D. Flippen returned yesterday from a
visit to Tate Spring.
Mr.. Rogers Van Glider has returned
from visit to Asheville and Warm Springs,
N
Hon. Jos. EckeI, of Talbotts, came down
on yesterdays train.
Mr. NJ J. Condor left on yesterdays
train, returning to his railroad works, on
the Ooltewah and Red Clay connection
Mr.. J. W Caldwell returned yesterday
from Tate Spring, where he has spent few
days quite pleasantly.
Judge John L. Moses left yesterday for
the Ooltewah and Red Clay connection.
Capt T. s. Newcombe, of the K. & o.
railroad extensi on, returned yesterday from
Morristown.
Mr. Sam Martin and wife, Miss Julia
Culpepper, Miss Jesse Culpepper and Miss
Bessie Hammond, daughter of Congress
man Hammond, all of atlanta, Ga, arrived
! yesterday from Tate Spring aud stopped
over to spend day or SO in Knoxville.
Mrs O. H. P Rogan and her daughter,
Mrs NJ A. Cassidy, left yesterday evening
for a visit to Bristol.
Dr. D. T. Boynton went over yesterday
evening to Montvale Springs, to join his
family, who are spending the summer
! there.
! DR. Mary T. Davis arrived home on the
early train yesterday morning from trip OF
| several weeks North.
Miss Leila Chumbley, daughter of Capt.
John Chumbley, of Coal Creek, who has
been visiting at Mr.. VIM. Coffman's for
some days, returned home yesterday even
ing, accompanied by Miss MoI'ie Coffman
and Miss Cordela B. Tibbs of Nashville,
who has also been visiting at the same
place.
Mr.. Chas. B. Ross, his sister, Miss Nal
lie Ross, and her visitor and school-mate,
Miss Lizzie Rankin, of Indiana, left yester
day evening for Montvale Springs.
Maj n E. Scales, who was in from hi
lailroad works, on the K. & o. extension
returned on yesterday evenings train.
Mr. R. P McTeer, a well known Balti
more travelling salesman, who has been il
the city day Or two, left on yesterday
east bound train.
Mr.. S. P Condor returned on yesterday
evenings K. 4 O. train to his railroad
works
Messrs. Charley Crouch and Dan. Gal
lion, of the Crouch band, who are furnish
ing music at Montvale Springs, came owe
yesterday for the election, and returned OF
the evening train
Mr. E. g. Coffman, of the stove and til
house of VIM. Coffman d Sons, went up tn
road on yesterday evenings train, on a bus
mess trip.
Messrs. j. P McCulla and Ed. Ingersoll
two popular young merry Makers" lef
yesterday evening for a pheasant trip t.
Warm Springs and Asheville, N. C.
e Capt Isham Newman returned to hi
) home at Messy Greek on yesterday even
ing's train.
Prof G. S. W. Crawford, State superin
tendent of public instruction, arrived yes
l terday evening from Nashville, and wen
over to his home at Maryville.
Rev W. W Bays, of Chattanooga, al
: rived in the city Wednesday night.
Mr. Tom Morgan of the prosperous an
successful firm of Morgan & Bruce, arch
to his father, DIR. j. H. Morgan, and hi
numerous Knoxville friends
Col. B. w. Toole and family of Alabama
a. arrived on yesterday evenings train an
took the Maryville train for Montvale
Miss Adelia Armstrong went over I
Montvale Springs yesterday evening.
! Mr. Thos. 2. Richards, with Steen
Marshalps music house, went up the roa
on yesterday evenings train.
Mr. J. j. Gibbs, of the Bristol and Cha
= tanooga railway mail service, and his wifi
came up yesterday evening from their hon
at Mouse Creek.
> Mrs. James Rodgers and child, of S
Louis, arrived yesterday evening for Wis
to Knoxville friends, and are guests at tt
home of her father, Col. G. NJ. Branner.
for Mind and RnRy
There is more strength-restoring pow
In bottle of Parker's Ginger Tonic than
}. bushel of malt or a gallon of milk. 4
an appetizer, blood purifier and kidney co
rector, there is nothing like it, and invalis
consequently find it a wonderful invigoral
81 for mind and body.-Commercial.