Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1882-07-28
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Personal.

Mrs. B. o. Bowden, and her charming
daughter, Miss Nora Deane, returned yes
terday from short visit of recuperation to
upper East Tennessee.
Mr.. S. B. Kennedy left yesterday, return
ing to Atlanta, Ga.
Mrs. D. E. Caldwell left yesterday for
visit to her former home at Atlanta.
DIR. J. A Goddard and little daughter, of
Morristown, came down on yesterdays
train.
Mrs. NJ. M. Presnell, of Loudon, who
has been attending the State Normal In
stitute and visiting friends in Knoxville,
left for home yesterday. After spending
three or four weeks there, she goes to
Northern Missouri, where she will engage
in teaching school. Mrs. PresneI is lady
of rare social and personal worth, highly
accomplished as scholar and instructress,
and will give entire satisfaction wherever
she engages. We take great pleasure in
recommending Mrs. Presnell to the people
to whom she goes, and while regretting to
loose her from East Tennessee, wish her
much success there.
Miss Beulah B. Hoxsie arrived home yes
terday from an extended visit to Wolf
Creek
Mrs. O. N Miller, of Strawberry Plains,
was down yesterday.
Rev DIR. Jas. Park arrived home yester-
day from Rogersville, where he has been
assisting Rev. S. V. McCorkle in sacra-
mental meeting.
Alderman w. G. Fulcher arrived yester-
day from Tate Spring, much improved by
few days of rest and recreation.
Gen. VIM. Patrick, of St. Louis presi
dent of the Knoxville Marble Company, left
on yesterdays west bound train.
Capt J. F. Davis, of the branch peni-
Tertiary at Hatton, was in the city and
| day.
Miss NJ E. jackson, of the faculty O
Martha Washington College, Va, arrived
on yesterdays train to spend a portion o
vacation among home folks.
| Misses Saliie and Georgia jackson have
| gone to Chattanooga for visit to relatives
Mr.. F. B. McCrary, of the popular ar
gallery of AIcCrary & Branson, left yester-
/ day for Tate Spring.
| Mr.. j. M. Scarborough returned yester
day from pleasant stay of several days a
NIontvale Springs.
Mr.. D. L. Ross, a well known travelling
salesman, in the saddlery and hardware line
for Northern house, arrived home yester
day evening, from an extended trip throug
Texas and the West.
Mrs. A. A. Mooney and little daughte
left yesterday evening for visit to relative
in upper East Tennessee.
Miss Noble Hayes, Miss Josie Ricard
and her mother, Mrs. j. B. Ricardi, lei
yesterday evening for Oliver Springs.
Masters Thad. and Henry Thomas SOB
of Rev T. P. Thomas, returned yesterda
from visit to Morristown.
Prof. T. M. Davis, a worthy and eficiel
instructor in Goodman's Business Colleg'
left last night for his home in New Yo1
State, to take vacation of few week
visiting friends, etc. The regulations
that business-ike institution require q val
excuse for a leave of absence of such
length, but rumor has it that Prof. Davi
on his return, will be accompanied by
helpmeet, who will be able to render sui
E ficieEt excuse for him.
l Mr.. W. Washington HARRISON, popul
l salesman at the mammoth shoe house
} Dismukes & Thomas, left yesterday NOR
3 ing, by the pedestrian route, for bri
r season of rustication and recuperaton.
D Mr. John M. Ellington and family ha
returned to their residence, south of Il
river, from Concord, where Mr.. Edingtt
, has been getting out stone for the railro
I company.