Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1882-08-18
Personal.

County, on the Cleveland circuit, Holston
Conference, NJ. E. Church.
Messrs. Charles Crouch, Will Knabe and
Dan Galyon, who have been furnishing
music at Montyale Springs during the sea
son, returned home yesterday.
Hon. Alex. Reeder returned on yester-
days train from a trip to his farm, near
Strawberry Plains
Mr. j. E. Campbell left yesterday for
business trip to lockwood. Mrs. Campbell
accompanied him as far as Sweetwater, to
visit friends
Mrs Jas P Reeder and child left yester-
das for Athens, to visit friends for time
Mr.. F. B. McCrary, the well known ar
fist, has returned from attending the Ma
tionaI Photographers convention, at Indian
apolis, Ind. Mrs. McCrary and children re-
turned yesterday from a visit to Morris
town.
Miss Mamie Haycock left for PowelPs
Station yesterday evening, to visit her
friend, Miss Lena Rider.
Mr. John Shea and wife went on yester-
day evenings train TO McNIillan's Station,
to visit among friends for few days.
Mr. Geo. W. Ross and wife and daughter,
Miss Belle, aud Miss Belle Ross, daughter
of Mr.. John S. Ross, of Clinton, went yes
terday evening to Tate Spring to spend a
few days.
Mr.. Chas E. McCampbell went yesterday
evening to Rogersville to spend few days,
and to take in the base ball game there to-
day.
Mrs. D. I. Hickey and child and Miss
Katie Roberts left on yesterday evenings
train for Johnson City for visit of few
weeks.
Rev j. c. Davis, of New Market, was in
the city yesterday.
Mr.. t. F. Howell and wife, of Rome,
Ga, arrived in the CITY yesterday evening,
Oh their way to Tate Spring.
Mr.. W H Agnew, who is travelling for
the hardware house of George Brown, in
the sale of Aultman threshers and engines,
has Just returned from successful trip
through Virginia, and left yesterday for
lower East Tennessee.
Mr.. W. P, Brownlow passed up on yes
terday evenings train, returning to Jones'
boro from Nashville.
Maj. T. S. Newcomb and family returned
yesterday evening to Morristown,
Miss NJ. E jackson, a popular and ac-
complished instructress in Martha Washing
ton College, Va, left yesterday evening for
Abingdon, after spending few days with
home folks
Our worthy and esteemed friend j.
Nichols, Esq, prominent merchant and
tobacco planter, of Marshall, n c., is
among the excursionists.
Capt J. NJ. Greer, of Maryyille, was in
the city yesterday.
Capt G. Zimmerman, successful farmer
and influential citizen of jefferson county,
is in the city.
| n. Fl. Greer, Esq, of Morganton, chair
man of the County Court of Loudon Coun-
ty, was in the city yesterday.
| Capt w. j. Barton, a popular freight
| conductor on the E. T., V. & G. Railroad,
went yesterday evening to Jonesboro, to
| attend court.
Rev. J. R. Payne, of the NJ. E. Church,
South, was down from Morristown for a
few hours yesterday.
Mr.. W. l. O'Brien, who is purchasing
stock at Thompson's stables, went up on
yesterday evenings train to Hodges, to
| look at some mules.
| Mr.. V. NJ. Williams, typo on the Tri-
bune, left yesterday evening for Marion,
| Va, being summoned by a telegram an
nouncing that his brother is about to
die
| Col. F. G. Martindale, the clever proprie
tor of Montvale Springs, was over yester-
day.
Mr.. I. j. Dement,, prominent merchant
at Athens, came up yesterday evening
Mr.. H. NJ Aiken and family returned
yesterday from Montvale Springs, and Mr..
Aiken went on the evening train to Rogers
vile.
Mr.. Henry Clear, jr., travelling for the
wholesale drug house of Chapman, White,
Lyons Il Co., arrived yesterday evening
from the trip down the road
Judge E. G. Skaggs, chairman of the
Knox County Court, returned on yesterdays
train from his home, Skaggstown.
Miss G. G. Anderson and Miss Stuart re-
turned yesterday from u visit to upper East
Tennessee.
DR.. D. I. Boynton and daughters, and
Mr.. w. H. LIZARDS family left yesterday
for Montvale Springs.
Mr.. Nike K. Grace and his newly welded
wife, nee Miss Barbara Msurer, returned
yesterday evening from pleasant brida
tour to Bowling Green, KY.
Mr.. Louis Corbett, the popular and
obGging clerk at Montvale Springs, spent
a few hours in the city Yesterday