Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1878-11-15

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S. S. Spicer and family have returned.
Colonel Hosea Townsend has returned
home.
W. NJ. sneod has returned from Eu-
rope.
Nolan Fontaine left last night for St,
Louis.
B.M. Estes and family have reached
home.
Mark Cooper and mother have re-
turned.
w. Y. Hamlin and wife have returned
from Detroit, Mich.
Colonel Charles Carroll returned last
night from Nashville.
DR.. Cavenagh is quite i'll at his resi-
dence, No. 100 Union street.
Mrs. c. B. Clarke, Mrs. c. E. Clarke
and son have reached home.
Miss Lizzie Piper, after a pleasant So
journ in Kentucky, has returned.
Colonel Luke w. Finlay and family re-
turned yesterday from Nashville.
Rev. D. Waddell, Of the Alabama Street
Presbyterian Church, has returned.
Captain ]. c. Oates and Captain j. D..
Randall are among the recent arrivals.
Charles B. Creamer, for a long time
money-ordcr clerk in the postofice. has
aeturned.
Captain @. B. Church and family, and
Miss Florence Bugg, returned yesterday
from Nashville.
Mr.. Louis Nahm, of the popular tailor
ing firm of 4. & L. Nahm, of Louisville,
is stopping at Gaston's.
Colonel james Montgomery, superin-
tendeat of the Memphis division Of the
Louisville and Nashville and Great South
ern railroad, was in the city yesterday.
Ralph Wormely, one OF the European
tourists from Memphis, has returned.
He Travelled through Scotland, Ireland,
France, BELGIUM, Switzerland, Germany,
Italy and Spain.
Miss Mary Z. Cooney is recovering
from an attack Of yellow fever. Miss
Cooney returned from Humboldt the Sd
of November and was taken i'll the even
ing of her arrival. Miss Cooney's many
friends will be glad to know Of her con-
valescence.
Captain r. G.. Williamson and family
have returned from Montvale Springs,
East Tennessee, one Of the most delight
full places of resort in the country. Cap
tain Willismson's only fault with the
place is that It was too cold.
Miss Jeanie Gist, who with her mothcI
and sister has been refugeeing at Collier
Vile and at B~urnsville, Miss, returned to
the city yesterday, and leaves again to-
day for Collierville, at which place sh,
will spend the winter.
/, Colonel I. S. Hardee, a member of the
yellow fever commission, reached here
o yesterday from New Orleans. The com,
missioners leave tonight for Richmond
=, Virginia, to attend the American Public
: Health Association, which meets in tina
city next Tuesday.
: Miss Josie Hall died Of yellow feve
yesterday, having returned from Missouri
only a week ago. The news of her dealt
5 is received with grief by all who knev
this sweet young lady. Only a few day
ago she was in the enjoyment Of healtl
and full of hope and life; to-day she
/ resting in a new-made %grave-gone, gon
from the many who loved her. Beautiful
in person, sparkling with intellectua
grace and crowned with the rarest an
h ~loftiest virtues Of true wOmanhood, thi
/ fair young lady was the idol of her HON
and the endeared friend Of all who knev
her. Over her grave kind friends wi
plant flowers, to bloom in mute tribute t
IS her memory and her too early death. Blu
.e no flower, however fair and beautiful, wi
If be half as bright as those which ange.
will pluck for her in the infinite meadow
d of Paradise.