Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1882-09-16

i Personal.
Mr.. NJ j. Condor left yesterday for his
railroad works at Red Clay
Mr.. Tom Baker came down from Nor
ristown yesterday.
Mr.. Sam. W. Flenniken, popular
Market Square merchant, has returned
from purchasing trip to New York
Mr.. Chas- A. Buckley, of New York, ar
rived yesterday morning, and is at the Hat
tie House
Gen. G. J. Foreacre, of Georgia, a
prominent railroad official, arrived yester-
day evening, and is at the Hattie House
MIR. D.. l.. Ford and family returned yes
terday morning from Bristol Mr. Ford
has sold out his shoe store there, and will
enter the house of Gossett, Ford & Bros.
Mr.. j. w. Caldwell returned yesterday
from trip to Jefferson County.
MIR. John M. Ross, of the popular fur
nishing house of Ross Bros, arrived home
yesterday evening from an extended trip
North and West purchasing goods. and in
the interest of bis marble business
Rev. John NJ. Walters returned yesterday
evening to his home at McMillan's.
Alderman II. NJ. Michaels has returned
from business trip to Cincinnati and other
western cities, in the interest of the harness
and saddlery house of Michaels & Dun
combe.
Mrs. F. E. Macarthur, of St Louis, and
one of her children, arrived yesterday eve
ming, and is guest of her father, Hon. Da-
vid Richards - ...
Mr.. Fl. j. Owens, of Owens popular
millinery establishment, and Miss Mamie
Edmonson, arrived home yesterday morn
ing from New York
Hon. E. c. Reeves, of johnson City, is
in the city, and paid us a call last night.
Mr.. Richard Fl. Bell, the popular and
genial clerk at the Cain House, at Morris
town, under the management of Wiley
Brothers, was down on business yesterday
Mr.. F. J. Iceland, of the Axe Handle
Factory, and wife, left on yesterdays train
for a visit to their former home, in Ken.
lucky.
Mrs. j. W. Ward and children, and hel
sister, Miss White Moore, left on yesterday
mornings train for visit to North Georges
and lower East Tennessee.
| Miss Gussie Covert, the accomplished
milliner at Owens popular dry goods and
millinery establishment, has returned from
her trip North and East.
Mr.. Chas. Bogart, of Monroe County
who has been visiting at the house of hi
n-in-law, Capt. r M. Warren for some
weeks, returned home yesterday.
Mr.. Fl. T. Cooper, of the law firm o
Cooper d Frame, has returned from bust
ness trip to Virginia and West Virginia.
Capt ]. M. Greer, of Maryville, was il
the city yesterday.
Mrs. Thos. O'Conner left on yesterday
train for visit to Nashville. Maj O'Con
ner returned from Nashville Thursday even
| ing.
Major Alonzo F. Lexis, agent of til
Quartermaster's Department, left by yes
terday's train for his new station at Mul
freesboro. He has been in East Tennessee
for more than three years, first operating j
Washington County, then Sullivan, the
Carter, johnson and Unicoi, then Unto
and Hawkins. For the last year he hs
been stationed at Maryville, in Blour
County During this period he has exam
med and reported upon hundreds of claim
against the government In his intercours
with our citizens, his ability as an Office
and department as gentleman have bee
universally recognized, and it is with feel
ing of regret that we are obliged to chroni
Gle his departure from our midst. .ar af