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

Miss Jennie Higbee has returned.

Personal.
Miss Jennie Higbee has returned.
Captain Felix Lanier is again at homes
George G. Dent has returned to tile
city. pa
Misses Ida and Addie Douglas have re-
turned.
Mrs. J. NJ. Harrington and son have re-
turned.
Thomas H, Allen and wife reached home
Saturday. O..
Mrs. F. A. Barbour has returned from
the North. ~
Captain Thomas H. Arnold has returned
from Virginia.
Colonel G. 9. Stone has returned from
Middle Tennessee.
L. Nj. Ragland, ofthe Tuscumbia(A A.
Democrat, is in the city.
Samuel Mansfield and Jacob Wood have
returned from New York.
Captain j. Hayes Pickett returned this
morning from 0seeola, Ark.
Major Walter Goodman, president Of
the board Of education, has returned.
NJ. f. Ball and family have returned
from a sojourn among their relatives in
Ohio.
Pat Calligan has returned from New
York, where he left his son and daughter
at school.
X. c. Brinkley, who is at Inka, Miss, is
reported dangerously i'll, Mr.. Brinkley
has been sick at Iuka several months.
i. i. Avery and wife have returned
from Nashville. Mr.. Avery is rapidly
recuperating from the effects Of his yellow
fever sickness.
H. i. Guion and r. j. Black have Just
succeeded w. d. McCallum in the rea
estate, exchange, rental and collecting
business at No. 10 Madison street.
Mrs. Walter Jones and Mrs. Hugh Rose
of this city, arrived this morning on tn,
0sceola Belle, from Randolph, where they
have been soiourning during the epidemic
Mr.. Z. Barindsand wife and their daugh
ter, Miss Hulda Barinds, have returned
from Bailey Springs, where they spen.
some time, and are now stopping at til,
Peabody Hotel.
DR.. Thornton, after his severe illness
has gone to Russellville, KY, to spend
few days and bring his children home
DR.. Tyner is in charge of the city hospita
during his absence.
We had the pleasure to-day of meeting
Esquire James Coleman, who is Just GU
and yet weak from along prostration from
yellow fever. He is back again at his Of,
Office, 294 Front street, ready for business
Mr.. and Mrs. Quesnel and children re
turned home this morning from st. Loui
and were greeted at their old home b
numerous friends. Doc made his debu
on Madison street and entered into tn
cotton market with a vim.
The many friends of Richard Capel
will learn with regret that he is sick wit
yellow fever. Mr.. Capers during Che ep
demic was living seven miles from III
city, on the Boulevard. He returned {
the city Saturday a week ago.
Major Ben K. Pullen has returned fror
Nashville where he went after the deaf
Of his wife. Major Pullen has resume
his duties as deputy sheriff, having charq
Of the books of the office, a position whic
for years he has filed with such cred
and eminent satisfaction. A worthiC
gentleman or better official is not to |
found in Tennessee. Sheriff McGowa
in his selection of Major Pullen has show
a iudicious choice which the citizens {
Shelby county earnestly and appreciativ,
ly recognize.
The following persons arrived tO-da
by the steamer Andy Baum, from Cincir
natl: Mrs. +. NJ. Horgap and sister, Mr.
Hattie Trezevant and son, Mrs. Eizi
Langlais and child, Mrs. Peter Tufts an
child, J. H. Milford and wife, Charlie
Finney and wife, Mrs. M, j. Tighe an
child, Mrs. A. Mendelson and famil,
Las. Lowenstein, Simon Lovey, Henri
Levey, Henry Loeb, Legot Lovehzburl
, Mrs. Kline and daughter, Cashen Cohel
]. Cohen, NJ. Weyl, Mrs. c. w. Vaccar
E. Boryjcski and brother, Miss Emm
/ Boryjeski, Miss Lizzie Shaw, A. VIII
thorn, George Semmler, Mrs. Z. J, Man
ford and child, Colonel w II. Broaddu
: wife and daughter, Mrs. Yves Owens an
children, Thomas Corcoran and moth,
and brother, r. Braun, wife and fOl
! children, w. II. Burnell, Thomas Waite
! VIM. Brumme, George w. Britton ar
. wife, Edward Livingston, VIM. Krus
Jake Weisheimer, Peter Bowers, wi
i, and sister, w. r. Beacher, Mrs. L. Peal
!. and daughter.