Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1882-07-27
Personal,

MT. d. w. hlnS, OF Lansing, Michigan,
who has been in East Tennessee for some
months looking after his lumber interests,
being an extensive dealer in lumber, left
yesterday for his former home, Lansing, to
be absent for month or two. He will
probably return in September. Mr.. King
has made many friends whilst among u.s.
Mr.. M. j. Reams, engineer on the E. T.,
Va. & GA. Railroad, returned yesterday
from brief season of rest at LEAFS Springs,
where his family are for the summer.
Mrs. Hessie, the accomplished milliner in
charge of McNulty, LiIlard & Co.'s popular
millinery department, returned yesterday
from few days visit to Abingdon.
Mr.. g. W. Smith, of Alabama, re-
turned yesterday from short visit t. the
springs.
Mrs. W. G. Mccoy and child arrived
home on yesterdays train from up the
road.
Miss Mary Brarner returned home yes
terday from visit to upper East Tennessee.
Mr.. Sam. W. Graves returned yesterday
from Tate Spring.
| Mr.. J. W. King, the lumber dealer left
for Chattanooga on yesterdays train.
| Mr.. John W. Salts returned yesterday
from Virginia, where he has been getting
up hands for Myer, Hay & Co., on the K
| q o. Railroad extension.
Rev. P. D. Cowan and wife, of We'es-
ley, Mass, who have been visiting for
some weeks here, left yesterday evening for
home. They were accompanied as far as
Jonesboro, where they will stop for a few
| days, by Mrs. DR.. r. NJ. Rhea and Miss
| Ellen Rhea.
| Miss Mary Hale, of Rogersville, who was
| down on brief visit, returned on yester-
day evenings train.
Mr.. G, E. McLin and wife, and Miss NJ.
A. McLin, of Sweetwater, and Mr. J. R.
Latimore and Miss Sue Latimore, of Four
Mile Branch, Monroe County, came up
yesterday evening, and are at the Hattie
| House.
Miss Sue Kirkpatrick, a popular sales
lady at Owens dry goods and millinery es-
Enlistment, went on yesterday evenings
| friends.
Capt. Fl. S. Chamberlain, and his daugh-
| ter, who has been visiting relatives in Knox
vile, left for home yesterday.
Messrs. viii and Joe Horton, two well
known young men of Athens, returned
home on yesterdays train from stay of a
few weeks at Warm Springs, Ashevi"e and
other points. They stopped off for short
time to visit their sister, Mrs. F. H. Dor n
Capt. 7. @. Cain, the clever proprietor of
the Cain House, at Morristown, was down
yesterday.
Mr.. HI. W. Curtis, the jeweler, left yes
terday evening for Virginia to remain a few
days with his family, who are summering
there.
Mrs. Matte Perry left yesterday evening
Tor visit to her former home at Bristol.
Major R. Thornburgh, of New Market,
was down yesterday.
We had the pleasure of call from Mr.
F. V. Simmonds, the travelling salesman OF
Bomley, Lederer & Co., one of the largest
cigar manufacturing firms of New York
Mr.. Simmonds is prince of clever fellows,
and represents frst-class house faithfully.
Mr.. L. B. Gamble and wife arrived Mon
day night from Colorado, their adopted
home, TO visit Knoxville friends. Lark will
ba ramemharad aS q forna, Kpoyv;lI;on n,
one time chief of police, but has been away
for several years. We are glad to learn
that he has been successful in his new home
Messrs. Jas. T. Rowntree and l. E. Bar
ry have returned with their families from
Ball Camp, where they spent some time al
the home of their father, B. F. Bearden
Esq.
Maj. A. S. Prosser went to Clinton OF
yesterday evenings train, on law bust
ness,
Mr.. A. K. Harper, an active young mer
chant at Maryville, was in the city yester
day.
Miss Ida Boyd came up from Sweetwate1
yesterday evening.
Capt. Ed. F. Sisson, the popular ant
well-known emigrant agent, came from
Chattanooga on yesterday evenings train.
Capt S. P. Rowan, of Maryville, was il
the city yesterday, on his way to Kingston.
MIR. Matt. Nelson and family have re-
turned from Montvale Springs.
MIR. VIM. vestal left yesterday evening
for Montvale Springs, to take the position
of steward, under Col Martindale. the pro
prietor. Bill is an efficient and experienced
man in that line, and will treat his guest
right.
Mr.. Frank P. Wright, of the shoe and ha
firm of Haynes, Henson & Wright, wen
up the road yesterday evening.
Mrs. Kate Stephenson and children lef