Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1882-06-14

Miss Ella Ingersoll, worthy and popular
young lady teacher in our city schools, left
yesterday for Cincinnati, and other points
relatives and friends.
Miss Rosa Brabson, of Athens, who has
been visiting Miss Fannie Mitchell for some
weeks, left for home yesterday.
Mr.. S. P. Condor, who has been at home
few days, left yesterday, returning to his
Georgia railroad works.
Messrs. N. S. Woodward and H. W Cur
tbs left on yesterdays train to attend, as
representatives from the Knoxville COM
mandry, the annual conclave of the Grand
Commandry, Knights Templar, which as
sembles at Monteagle Springs to-day.
Prof L. ]. Lamar, of Maryville, was in
the city, and honored US with call yester-
day.
Mr.. John Currier, ST., of Maryville, is in
the city, and paid us pleasant call yester-
day.
Col J. W. Gaut left yesterday evening
for trip to Richmond, Baltimore and other
points. He will stop for commencement at
Emory and Henry College.
Mr.. W. j. Ramage, wife and son, and
Miss Florence Mustard left yesterday eve
| ming for Eastern Seaside and pleasure
resorts, to spend the summer
Mr.. Wood Bowyer is at home visiting his
Knoxville friends for few weeks.
Col. W. A. Henderson left yesterday
evening, for Emory & Henry College, where
he is selected to deliver the annual COM
mencement address.
Mr.. Jack Williams, of the Trade Palace,
of Young q Williams, and representative of
| the wholesale grocery house of Carhart,
Williams &McClung, went East on yester-
| day evenings train.
Capt Scott Bennett, superintendent of
| prisons for the State; arrived yesterday
evening, and is at the Hattie House, and
paid the CHRONICLE a pleasant call last
night He is on a tour of inspection to
East Tennessee prisons.
Mr.. James Cummings, of the Kentucky
Military Institute, arrived yesterday even
ing to pay visit to home folks.
Mrs. Baumgartner and her little grand
son, Freddie, have gone for visit to the
country.
Mr.. Hope Braine, of the commission
firm of Braine d Dosser, went to Morris
town yesterday evening, on business.
MIR. Milo McBee, jr., left last night, with
complete outfit, for Virginia, where he
will travel in the interest of the wholesale
saddlery house of Jas. O'Conner 4 Co.
Mr.. II. NJ. Aiken and little son went to
Rogersville yesterday evening.
Mr.. Henry Clear, jr., returned yesterday
evening from a successful business trip for
the drug house of Chapman, White, Lyons
& Co He will remain in the city few
days before starting out on another trip.
Miss Willie Smithson, of Virginia, is in
the city visiting her aunt, Mrs. c. Bamgart-
ner, and will spend several months here.
Mr. Chas. Warning, well known civil En-
gineer of our city, has returned from an sx-
tended trip to Kentucky, locating mineral
lands and like work
Mrs. Judge John Baxter went East on
last nights train.
Mr.. Alex. Mcmillan, of the shoe house of
| Epps, Mcmillan & Co., left for Tate Spring
last night.
Mr.. M. j. Hughes, proprietor of Lea S
Springs, left last night for New York.
Mr.. D. j. Mullaney, travelling passenger
agent of the Cincinnati, New Orleans and
Texas Pacific Railway, formerly Cincinnati
Southern Railway, is in the city, in the in
terest of his popular line, and paid us a
pleasant call last night.
Miss Mamie Mcmillan left last night for
Tate Spring.
Mr.. r. r. Swepson left last night for a
trip East.