Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1882-11-21
Personal.

Mr.. G. E. Lucky returned yesterday
evening from attending Chancery Court at
Kingston, having extended his trip to Nor
gan County.
Mr.. Il. Merchant and family, of Denver,
Colorado, are in the city visiting friends,
guests at the home of their relative, Prof.
d. G. Hommel.
Rev. w. A. Harrison, d. D., pastor OF
the Third Presbyterian Church, returned
on yesterday evenings train.
Rev. DIR. T. Il. Darnen arrived yesterday
evening, from Chattanooga, to I'LL his ap-
pointment to-day, as temporary pastor OF
the First Presbyterian Church.
Miss Ella Coffin, of Sweetwater, arrived
yesterday evening, and is guest at the
home of Mr.. Thos. L. Williams.
Mr.. Milo Clark and lady, of Bronson,
Mich, are in the city, paying visit to
their nephew, Mr.. NJ. A. Williams.
Miss Maude G. Hoxsie, the accomplished
instructress liz music In the E. L. w. Uni
versity, at Athens, was up visiting home
folks for day ar two. and returned to
Athens yesterday.
Judge Il. Il. Ingersoll left Sunday even
ing to attend upper East Tennessee courts.
MIR. Frank P. Wright, of the shoe and
hat firm of Haynes, Henson u Wright,
went up the road Sunday night.
Deputy U. S. Marshal L. T. Walker came
over yesterday from Maryvile and went to
Chattanooga.
Mr. j B. Hoxsis, president Of the Knox
vile Car Wheel Factory, returned Saturday
night from business trip West.
MIR. J. o. Lotspeioh, with the wholesale
grocery house of NJ. L. Boss d Co., went
up the road Sunday night
Capt. S. NJ. Dyer, of New Market, was
in the city yesterday.
Mr.. A. L. Dunn, popular young clerk q,
the Akin House, returned Saturday night
from visit to his home in Nashville.
Mr. Joe s. Harris, representing Havey's
Market Square tin house, left Sunday night
for a trip up the road.
Mr. A. L. Munding, of the school boob
agency of Maj. J. w. Paulett, left Sunday
evening for Bristol.
Maj. A. II. Gregg, one of Morristown's
and business men, his wife and little son
and Mrs. Fannie Newcomb, were down OF
business trip yesterday. MIR. Gregg re-
ports business of all kinds booming at Nor
ristown-
Mr.. j. w. Perry, of Rogers IL Perry,
went up the road on yesterday evening
train.
Hon W. B. staley went yesterday te
Loudon, TO hold his session of Chancery
Court at that place.
Rev j. b. Jones, of Rogersville, form
erly proprietor of the Haynes House here
came to the city on yesterdays train.
Mr.. Sam Dawes, travelling salesman fol
Cowan, McClung d Co., arrived yesterda.
from trip in upper East Tennessee
and returned yesterday evening.
Prof. Frank Goodman, the courteous and
enterp Using proprietor of Goodman's Bust
ness Colleges, arrived Sunday night f. on
Nashville, and is at the Hattie House. HI
will remain for a few days looking after his
Knoxville college, which is in a prosperous
and fourishing condition.
Capt. John Chun,ley, of Coal Greek, wa
in the city yesterday.
Alderman Chas. g. Snyder, of Chatta
rooga, came up Sunday evening.
Mrs. Judge D. NJ. Key and her daughters
Misses Emma and Kate, of Chattanooga
ARR ed yesterday on their return from Nor
ristown, and stopped for visit to Knox
vile friends. They are guests at the home
of Capt. Joseph Jacques, on Fifth Avenue
Rev. B. Il. Parker, pastor of Broad
Street NJ. E Church, South, and family
went down the road on yesterdays train.
Gen. r. N. Hood, Sam P. Rowan an,
Charles Gates, ESQ.,, of Maryville, went t.
London yesterday, to attend CHANGER,
Court
Col. T. II. Reeves, United States mar
shall, passed down yesterd y from Jones
boro to Chattanooga, to attend a specis
term of Federal Court there.
Mr.. jerome Templeton, of the la,
firm of Washburn il Templeton, wen
down the road yesterday.
> Mr.. JAS. P. Mcdonald, contractor fo
ballasting on the new K. l. o. Railroa'
works, went out to his works yesterday.
Messrs Howard Spear aud John Rice
the gentlemanly managers of Calender
Ollored Minstrels, are quartered at til
Hattie House.