Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1882-07-29

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home on the IL o'clock train.
Mr. r. j. Allen, of the railway mail ser
vice, returned yesterday morning from
visit to his home at Maryville, and went to
Chattanooga to take his run
Mrs. W j. Worsham and little daughter
left yesterday for visit to Dalton, Ga.
Alderman S. L. Logan arrived yesterday
from Tate Spring, looking much improved
from his stay of few weeks, among the
health resorts.
Mr.. l. J. Waters, the marble workman
and dealer, of Greeneville, arrived yester-
day, and will spend few days
Miss Ida Boyd returned to her home at
Sweetwater yesterday.
DR. j. T. Cazier, the dentist, left yester-
day evening for Jonesboro, where he will
remain for some weeks.
MIR. J. s. Hale, well known salesman
for Sanford. Chamberlain q Albers' drug
house, left yesterday evening for Hates
Springs, to spend some time.
Mr. Thos. Rodgers, of the drug house of
Rodgers & Cooke, and family, left yesterday
evening for Warm Springs.
Mr. W E. F. Milburn, of Greeneville, a
special agent of the United States Pension
Department, passed down ON yesterdays
train, enIroute to Kentucky, where he is or
dered for duty.
Mr. VIII Butler, salesman for Huff Il
Davis, left on yesterday evenings train for
vacation trip up the road
Messrs Richard Pritchett and Luther
Wright, went on yesterday evenings train
for Wolf Creek
Mr. H. H Matlock, successful and pro-
gressive farmer of McMinn County, arrived
in the city on yesterday evenings train.
Mr. T. R. Cornlck, jr, and family have
returned from Oliver Springs.
Mr. Ismar Noa, of the New Orleans store
at Chattanooga, was in the city yesterday.
Mrs. John Fl. Leuty left yesterday for
visit to relatives in McMinn County.
Mrs J. w Hope and children and Miss
Ebaugh returned yesterday evening from
visit to Chattanooga
Miss Will Smithson, of Virginia, arrived
/ yesterday evening from visiting relatives at
I Chattanooga, and will continue her visit
! with her aunt, Mrs. Sue Baumgartner.
/ Col W. B, Reese of Nashville, was in
/ the city, and went up the road on yester-
day evenings train.
Mrs l. j. Barron aud child went yester
day evening for visit to Greeneyille.
Mr. F. H McClung ST., Miss Halle
Bowen, Mr.. D. S Williams and wife and
Miss Bette McGhee left for Warm Springs
on yesterday evenings train.
Mrs E. A. Broyles left yesterday eve
ming for a visit to Jonesboro.
Maj John Murphey, of Morristown, was
in the city yesterday.
Mrs Ruth Mason and little daughter,
who have been spending some time with
her father, Col. G. Nj. Branner, left for
Greeneyile yesterday evening.
Mr. F. j. Hoyle, car accountant for the
E. T., Va d GA. Railroad Company, left
for Warm Springs yesterday evening.
Mr.. Thomas p Scarborough. the popular
young salesman at John L. Hudiburg's
Market Square family grocery, left Wednes-
day evening ON the K. IL Q. train for Carey
vile, where he will join party of young
men, for trip u the mountains for pleas
ure and recreation.
Mr.. NJ. J. Hughes, the wide-awake and
energetic proprietor of Leafs Springs, was
in the city yesterday We understand that,
although there is a large and select party,
made up largely of Knoxville families, at
this popular resort, they are still able to ac-
commodate guests-al who come.
Mr.. Win Gardner, popular young trav-
cling salesman for M. L. Ross & CO..
wholesale grocery house, returned yester-
day from trip.
Mr.. J. E. Ross, of the popular gents
furnishing goods house of Ross Bros, ar
rived home yesterday evening from an ex-
tended trip.
Mrs. Reps Jones arrived from Concord
yesterday evening.
Mr.. r. L. Gaut, purchasing agent for
Lenoir Bros, came up yesterday evening.
Rev. n Bachman and his daughter, Miss
Sallie, left yesterday evening for Coal Creek,
to visit Maj McEwen
Miss Susie and Carrie Lou Boyd, daugh-
rers of DR.. J. NJ. Boyd, left yesterday eve
ming for Clinton, to visit at Judge Young's.
Mr.. E. E. McCroskey went out to Goa
Greek yesterday evening.
Mrs. W. L. Lyons and children went Oh
the K & o. train yesterday evening TO,
Oliver Springs.
Mr.. J. B. Hall went on yesterday even
! ing's K d O. train, to visit home folks
near Powelrs
Miss Carrie Kennedy, daughter of Rev.
, j. S. Kennedy, went to johnson City OF
yesterday evenings train.
Mr.. Geo. P. Sheldon, of New York, the
financial agent of the Knoxville Waite
Company, is in the city, at the Haiti
House. He was driven around the city tt
some extent yesterday, and is highly pleased
with his observations. He will remain
some days.
Mr.. Claude Williams, the jovial and bus
: inesshke agent for Maybury, Pullman 4
Hamilton's circus. was in the city again yes
terday, stopping at Schubert's
, The best remedy for exerting powerful
tonic effect on the muscles governing an,
controlling the action of the heart,
: Browns Iron Bitters.
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