Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-06-14

spending some months IN Boston uuder the
tuition OF the beet teachers there
Mss IDA P. BASKHEAD departed for Chi
cago last evening.
Mr.. GILBERT RAINE and vile hsye gone
on visit TO Boston.
Mr.. ELI RAYSoR left yesterday evening
for MorrIEtown, Tenn.
Mr.. H. \. TowSER is copfaed 10 his bed
with msiarisl fever.
Mr. A. A. KLENscHAusr LETT Yesterday
evening for Lursy Cave, We.
MRS. L c. HoDeEs ltfi last night for
visit to MOrri.town, East Tennessee
MASTER GROVES GREHAN lefl yesterday
afternoon on the ste amer Coahoma for Glen
dale, Mis-.
AMONG las, nights departures was Mrs. c.
E. Tucker, Tor Berkeley SPRING, TIA the
Louisville ard n lshviiie.
NEssRs. J. s. RoBINsos, r 3 Snow zen,
and G. A. Cochran were yesterday elected
members Of the Cotton Exchange.
Miss GENEvIEvE SPECHT left last Sunday
for Lutte Ro Il, 10 be absent TWO weeks as
ihe guest vi Misses Mary aud Anai= GIucc-
chic.
n. 7. LUPToN, OF Nashville; ]. VI. w ard,
| of Golden Like, Ark ! and A. ]. and w. A.
| Lunt, OF Duukirk, y. Y, were registered
at ne Cltton Exchange yesterday.
AMONG the lady teachers of the public
| schools who have left the city for the summer
are Mrs. NJ. H. Reilly, Mrs. NJ. c. Harris,
| Misses Anna Cummins, Leila Seaton, Mary
Beddie and Emma BroNne. Misses Marshall
and Rock will leave in a few days.
The Brinkley (Ark) Oil Works were yes
| terday admitted TO membership by the Mem
phis Merchants Exchange, making the third
| nonresident institution holding membership
in this Exchange The osher TWO sre the
| Eureka Oil Works Of Arkansas City, ard
the Anchor Milling Company of st. Louis.
Mr.. AMOS MCCAMPBELL, OF the firm ct
| Bryant, McCampbeil & Co, of Chicago, with
| brarch houses al Kansas City, Louisville
AMI other important points, is spending
week in the CITY at the residence of his
friend, Mr.. 3. c. Jolly. Mr.. McCsmpbell il
an atfsble, clever gentleman, and a worthy
| repre- sentative oil the large house mentioue ed
Mr.. !. SAMELsoN, familisrly known a
"Liltie Ike," of Full Moon lame, eaves TO
day On a tTis combating business with pleas
ure. He will visit ST.. Louis, Cincinnati ii
Chicago and New York, aud the smokers o.
Memphis may look forward with fond ex
pec!ancY for the new scheme OF this enter
prising firm, which will be made public il
about a week.
CAPT. JOHN WATERS, the popular corr
mander of lhe QIapsw Guards, of Littl
Rock, stole a march on Memphis eveuiD:
before lsst. Al o'clock 10 the evening b
was quietly married, at the residence of A
P. Tuck, 291 Linden street, TO Miss Ida Rol
line, charming and highly in'ellectua
| youDg lidy who ia 5 niece OF Mrs. n.
Irigg. The happy pair left after the cere
mooy on a bridal tour to the East.
GRACE CHURCH wgs The scene last evenin
o. happy nuptiai Ceremony, the contract
} ing parties being Superintendent Lunt, OF ID
: E;ie railroad, New York, and Miss Nelli
Barrow, of this city. The groom is thol
) ough business man, aud possesses the entir
enpfideuca Of the Erie Com pany Tho bird
, has made quite repu alton IS a teache
and is q faVorite with sli those favored wit
4 her acquaintance. Mr.. Luut has reason
) be proud OF the prize he has secured.