Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1878-11-12

/. N. NJ. Jones and family have returned.
Enoch Ensley has returned from Nash
vile.
J.. S. Drake has returned from the
North.
t. B. EdgingtOn and family have re-
turned.
Hon. Jacob Thompson and family have
returned.
Cook NJ. wAldran and wife returned
yesterday.
Chas. L. Hite has returned from Waiver
ly, Ohio.
Mrs. Mary E. Speed and daughter have
returned to the city.
Major NJ. H. Thomson, of Benton
county, is in the city.
Major George Phelan has returned
from East Tennessee.
Jimmie Corwin, the newsdealer, enjoyed
the summer in Indiana.
Judge J.. t. Latham and family have
returned from Europe.
Mr.. S. S. Spicer and family have re-
turned to their home again.
G. H. Nsbb, of the Southern Railway
News Company, is in the city.
Major Ed Greenwood and family have
returned from East Tennessee.
Edward Barinds, wife and daughter,
have returned from Bailey Springs.
Lewis Donelson yesterday returned
from Nashville. He is in good health.
Major Richard Bradford has returned
from the North to his home in Memphis
w. j. Chase is convalescins, We are
pleased to learn that he is now out Of dan
ger.
Hiram McCrosky and family have re
turned from a s%sjourn at Huntsville
Tenn.
Mrs. Nora Cznpski and mother, Mrs
Annie Chambers Ketchum, have returned
to the city.
Mrs. DR.. p. L. Sim, Of fernando street
is rapidly recovering from a relapse o.
yellow fever.
Mr.. A. B. Morrison, the popular drug
gist, corner Main and Adams street, re
turned yesterday.
John Speed, Mira. j. N, Speed, Mise
Ida, Mollie and Belle Speed have re
turned from the North.
Henry Ring, who was an active worke
during the epidemic, has returned from
short visit 20 GAINESVILLE.
Mr.. Frank Gray, treasurer of the Mem
phis Theater last season, arrived in tn
city to-day from Detroit.
4 w. W. Thatcher, cashier of the Fir
National Bank, has left for the East an
West. Mr.. Thatcher remained at his pc
during the plague.
j. w. McCown and wife have returne
from the East. 1t is gratifying to the
numerous friends to know that they al
in improved health.
; Captain James Bell, Of w. N. Wilke
son & Co.. has returned from Alaban
and Charlottesville, Wa. We are please
to see him in such excellent health.
Ripley News: Colonel S. B. Shelton,
Memphis, who has been ~refugeeing in til
place, returned to his home and busint
last week. His family are still here"
The Covington (Ky.) Commonwealth
the 9Th mentions the death of Char
Creaghead, son of Mr.. Samuel Creaghea
who is we'll known and highly esteem
|, in Memphis.
Judge L. D. McKisick and family
It turned this morning from St. Louis. DJ
ing his adjournment at Clarksyille Jud
McKisick was presented with a hne SC
All are well.
1t is reported that Justice james
Coleman is again sick at his home in +
leigh. During the yellow fever JUST
% Coleman sustained a heavy misfortul
losing FIVE members Of his family.
Tom Wright, OF the Chickasaw Guar
who has been i'll during the summer, |
returned from Govington, KY. We
glad to know that he is rapidly recup'
r ating and will soon be restored to perm
Of nent health.
ne Mr.. Cook Creighton, q well-known ri
Of man, died at his residence in this city
day with consumption. Mr.. Creighi
is. was universally popular with the trav
ing public, and leaves behind him d h
~ of friends to mourn his..early death.
st Major John D. Adams, Of Little Ro
all was in the city yesterday. Major Ada
Ip. has q national reputation as a gen
Ii warm-hearted gentleman and enterpris
ill citizen. He has themail contract besw
this city and Vicksburg, and yesterc
ng sent out his fine steamer OuAchita Bell
'ur Jake Kohlberg, acting president Of
ial Hebrew Benevolent Association, who
FOR such active work during the yellow fe'
3D. left last night for Philadelphia. We b
he will have 8 pleasant visit and reg
:. his wonted strength, which was wasted
the sickness. Mr.. Kohlberg lost his fat
with the fever.
We regret to learn Of the death Of J
o Mary L. Galloway, wife Of j. S. Ga
way, Esq, who breathed her last al
o'clock last night, after a two weeks stl
gle with yellow fever. The disease
al contracted while nursing her youn
daughter, Mary E., who died on the
~ of last month after a protracted Hines,
Mr.. Louis Dush and family returne
the city yesterday after an extended
sence North. Mr.. Dush will 80 to v
wv At once at his stove store, No. 39i \