Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1878-11-08

,. W. Truehcart has returned.

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home.
j. Il. Robinson, attorney, Poplar street,
has returned to the city.
Charles $. Farrer has returned from tho
seaside resorts Of the east.
Thomas Carney has returned from a
visit to his friends in Illinois.
Colonel George Cant and family
have returned from Bon Aqua.
A. l.. Rowe, a ~well-known compositor,
returned last night from Nashville.
Mrs. Maggie Dewitt, Of IS Jones ave-
nue., has returned from st. Paul, MINI.
DIR. A. II. Voorhies, who has been alb
sent at Clarksvillc most of the summer,
returned yesterday.
Captain John T. Smith and family have
returned from Hartsvillo, where they have
been spending the summer.
Colonel Josiah Patterson and family
overturned from Bon Aqun, whore they
have been spending the summer.
Miss Marie G. Hitzfeld, the brilliant
alto, was married to Mr.. Robert Il. Hawks
ut Bloomington, ILL.,, November 9th.
Miss Kate Hartman, of this city, we
hear has accepted an engagement as lead
ing soprano in a choir of a st. Louis
church.
August Ferber, the accomplished tonso-
rial artist, has returned from ST. Louis and
is receiving the congratulations Of his nu-
merous friends.
Captain John Clark, formerly Of Mem
phis, but now Of Cincinnati, is in the city.
He misses many an old friend whom he
knew here years ago.
The redoubtable Major Fealy, of Union
street, who had a evere case Of yellow
fever, has returned from a short visit to
Nashville, where he left his little daughter
at st. Cecilia Academy.
We had the pleasure this morning of a
call from our old and esteemed friend
Louis Wunderman, Esq, who has boon
absent since the 10th of August, spending
most Of the time at st. Louis and Little
Rock. W otfer him a hearty welcome.
The following names were registered at
the Peabody Hotel yesterday: George NJ.
Branch, james w. Burton; j. f. Earle,
H. NJ. johnson, w. L. Vance, Sol Rose
neo, Charles Buford, +. F. Webster, j. f.
Walker, wife and child. T. L. Van Fos-
sen and wife, Mrs. H. G. Key, Julius
Schriyer, Allen Asher, A. H. Voorhees,, J.
b. Dixon, R. j. Person, Thomas Clark, T.
M. s. Rhett, R. II. Talley, julius M.
Swearingen, G. B. Bryan, j. D. Vivreto.
T. j. Hunt, L, j, Dumas, NJ. Nathan, c.
r. Woodson, S. G. Watson, w. t. Bsyne,
j. F. CloudAt, W. S. Doris, D. N. Morrill,,
S. II. Simmons, G.. NJ. Guerrant, H. Levy,
j. w, Goodbar, H. T. Sinnott, j. P. To
bin.
The following citizens arrived by the
Cincinnati steamer, Vint Skinkle, last
night; Mr.. Purcell and wife, j. A. Hart
man and wife, A. Lehman and wife, ALI
johnson and wife, M. R. McNeely and
family, Captain Warman and family, A.
Twill and family, Mn. Seehsusen and
family, Miss Chambers and niece, Mr..
Hamilton and family, Mrs. L. Mccarthy,
Mrs. j. K. Carr, Mrs. Morse and daughter,
". L. Young and wife, Miss Westfeld, c.
Klestmeyer and son, Fred Bolts and wife,
Morse Blunt and wife, Mr.. Allen and
wife, g. Hexter, Yates Anderson, Mr..
Stenbrech and family, Mrs. Mary Con-
nors, Mrs. Costello and sister, Mr.. Gold
schmidt and wife, Mrs. Ryan, 2. Pfem-
fert and family, Mrs. Grove and son, Mr..
McDavid, wife and daughter, james o.
wood and wife, Mrs. Baker and children,
Mrs. Feltwerth, Ed Gregg, Robert Walk
er, j.. 7. Cronin, II. Bunting, L. C. Bunt-
ing, Joseph Leon, Frank Leon, B. Mich
ael, NJ. Pearl, Walter Moore, Henry
Kempf, G. Hite, Thomas Conway, Joseph
Kips, Frank Mink, R. Robinson, Pierce
Grace, A. 4. Mills and wife, G. Rosen-
baum, Joseph Hagerty, 0. c. Mellon,
Max Cohen, Joseph Lander, Mr.. Putnam,
Mr.. Rowe, Walter Hans, Nj. Langdon,
Alber~Dichee II. Letcher, Mack Ruthcr-
ford, d. P. Small, Joe Goldsmith, A.
Koope, Geo. d. Case, I. Golden, r. Dick
ems, j. w. Clark, James Hinton, W. II.
Graves, Mr.. Ullman, NJ. b. McNeely, NJ.
Christy, B. overting, J. w. Hipper, E.
Keith, w. Wandering, +. r. Benton, c.
II. Butler. NJ. s. Mardett y Rohr