Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1882-07-21
Personal.

other points, in the interest of the Franklin
Marble Company, of which he is manager.
Mrs. John W. Hope and children went
yesterday for visit to Chattanooga.
Mr.: John Boyd, of Major Huger's office,
at the E. T., Va. & Ga. Railroad offices,
went yesterday for short visit to his home
at Loudon.
MIR. P. NJ. Reeder, the popular represen-
tative of the well known straw goods house
of Dyer, Taylor & Co., Boston, left yester-
day for trip South.
Miss Kate Ogden left on yesterdays train
for an extended vacation visit to friends in
Ohio.
Mr.. W. H. Allison was down from Nc
Millan's yesterday.
Hon. JAS. M. Meek and wife were down
from New Market yesterday
Mr.. Frank P. Wright, of the firm of
Haynes, Henson & Wright, returned yes
terday from a trip up the road.
Capt. NJ. II. Dooley and family returned
yesterday from visit to Jefferson County
Mr.. Harvey Carson returned yesterday
from a visit to home folks in the upper
counties.
Mrs. Branner returned home yesterday
from Jonesboro.
Mr.. Alex. Crawford, a young gentleman
from Indiana, who has been visiting at Maj.
Thos. O'Conner's for few days, left yes
terday for home.
Mr.. Geo. L. Maloney went yesterday to
join his family, who are visiting in McMinn
County
Capt. Joseph Jaques, and Mrs. ]. Y.
Johnston went west on yesterdays train.
Mr.. Fl. M. Aiken and family went to
Montvale on yesterdays Maryville train.
Mr. l. L. Ford, of the Market Square
shoe house of Gossett, Ford & Bro, lef
yesterday evening for Boston, to purchase
goods.
| Mai. Thomas O'Conner returned home
on yesterday evenings train.
Miss Pattie Boyd. Miss JEANNE Swift, of
this city, and Miss S. E. Mayo, of Mem
phis, went yesterday evening for a visit tt
Montvale.
Mr.. J. A. Swan, deputy county trustee
returned yesterday from LEAFS Springs
leaving his family there for a time longer
Misses Morrell, daughters of Rev. DR.
FL. H. Morrell, and their little brother, lief
for Montvale Springs yesterday evening
Rev. Jno. NJ Walters, of McMillan's ar
rived yesterday evening from Athens, ant
stopped over with Knoxville friends.
Capt Thos. NJ. Thatcher and Col. Lon
days, went yesterday evening to Montval
Springs.
MIR. w. G. Hunt, the lightning base ba
player of former days in Knox
vile, now with Condor & Co., o
their Red Clay and Ooltewah railroa
works, was up yesterday, circula
ing among his many friends, and looked o
the game of base ball.
Hon. S. A Rodgers, of Loudon, passe
through on yesterdays train, returning frol
Tate Spring.
Mrs. Prof B. o. Bowden, and her &C
complished daughter, Miss Flora Deane
went up on yesterdays train to visit frient
and relatives at st. Clair for short time.
Miss Louise johnson and Miss Fam
Dougherty, of Memphis, who have been
attendance on the State Normal Institut
left for home yesterday.
Miss Annie Nelson left on yesterday
: train for visit to friends on Little Rive
n Loudon County.
Rev. G. G. Rankin's family left yesterdi
for visit of few weeks to relatives
Georgia.
Miss M. Il. S. Hunter, of Chattanoog
who has been an efficient member of Il
L faculty of the State Normal Institute, h
returned home.
Mrs. S. Lyons returned home on yeste
days train, from visit to Western Nor
. Carolina.
Rev. George White, the venerable Ep
copal minister, of Memphis, pass
through yesterday, returning home fro
Warm Springs.
Mr.. Geo. ?. Yoe, a leading lawyer
Messy Greek, was down on business yestt
day.
Rev: G. B. Lord, of Blount County, W
in the city yesterday.
h MIR. G. E. Osborne, a prosperous me
chant at Philadelphia, came up yesterdi
evening.
Mr.. I. E. H. McCroskey, an enterprisil
II attorney at Madisonville, arrived in the CT
yesterday evening.
Mr. John c. Lord went on yesterd
evenings MaryviIle train to visit his fathe
family, in Blount County.