Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1878-11-13
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Personal.
A. B. Morrison has returned.
Miss Ella Guy has returned home.
Frank Banksmith has returned home.
Harris Lazy is among the late arrivals.
ID. Gensburger has returned from the
East. fnrfm
George RustehmAn and family are at
home. f.
"A. w. Newsom mas returned from Vir-
ginia.
Miss Mamie V. Bovles has returned
home. p
Captain T. F. Tobin and wife have re-
turned.
j. c. johnson and family have returned
from Europe.
Thomas McKeon returned this morning
from St. Louis.
P. J. Kelly has entirely recovered from
his recent illness.
Miss Nellie Smith has returned from
Hopkinsville, KY.
Thomas H. Cooke came in from Holly
Springs yesterday.
Captain Jos. H. Mccormick, the ice
king, is in the city.
Major Mike Blessing and family have
returned from the North.
Win Briggs, brother Of the late Horace
Briggs, is in the city.
George w. Pratt, of Pratt, Irwin & Co.
reached home yesterday.
L. Lowenstein, the clothier, has re-
turned from New York. a1
DIR. Overall, a volunteer physician dur
ing the epidemic, is in the city.
Mrs. I. 7. Anderson, Mrs. A. V. Bruce
and Joseph Bruce returned yesterday.
Misses Marianne and 10 Semmes re-
turned yesterday from East Tennessee.
Marcus Jones, the old hero, is improv.
ing every day, both in appearance and
strength. &.
Mrs. Judge s. P. Walker, ar, and
Misses Mary and Lizzie Walker returned
yesterday.
Bishop Qointard goes out to-day to Luke
to see Colonial R. C. Brinkley, who is
critically i'll.
General Joseph X. Williams, of this
city, is i'll in Virginia, where he has beer
spending the summer.
F. Hendricks, L. Mooney, james Carr,
C. r. Guess and r. H. Nelson returned
yesterday from St. Louis.
VIM, B. Richardet, i'm old-time Mem
phian, has returned to the city and viii
engage in business in a few days.
Mr.. Albert Heath, shipping clerk Of tn
Chickasaw foundry, returned homo las
night from an extended trip East.
Misses Emma Topp and Juliet TopT
with their sister Mrs. Judge McKisick, re
turned yesterday from St. Louis.
Henry HuntzickO,, the proprietor {
the Rialto barber shop, No. I Madiso.
street, returned yesterday from Mort
Alabama.
Mr.. w. f. Altman, the old reliabl
grocer Of Chelsea, returned home with hi
family from Michigan, and has opene
out his store with a new stock of goods.
Mrs. G. o. Valentine has returned to tn
city. 1t will be remembered that he
husband, Mr.. G. o. Valentine, died wit
yellow fever in New Jersey. He col
tracted the fever before leaving Memphi
Mrs. Valentine has the sympathy of a
her friends and acquaintance.
Joe P. Carey, Of Duffy & Carey, has r
turned from East Tennessee, and is recei'
ing the congratulations of his friend
His wife and daughter Ethel, a beautif
? child, whose blue eyes look as if MAJ
from scraps Of heaven, will be here ne.
week. They are at Rodgersyille.
VIII Murphy and Miss Fannie OReill
formerly of this city, were married in Il
Cathedral at Louisville last week. M
Murphy is an estimable gentleman al
excellent business man, worthy the hea
and companionship of the fair young lad
Miss O'Reilly possesses all the graces tn
adorn and dignity noble womanhood. S.
is a sister-in-law of Mr.. Thomas H. Coch
OF this city. May happiness ever after
; the newly welded couple.
! DIR. w. l.. Coleman. of San t,ntoni
. Texas, who was here as a member of t
Howard medical corps, and perform
valuable services, returned this rnornii
from Canton, Miss, where he went to vi
: his old home and friends some days az
, We regret to learn from him hal elev.
2 new cases OF yellow fever were report
in Canton Monday, all Of them being ]
turned refugees. DR., Coleman leaves Il
afternoon by the Memphis and Lit
Rock railroad for San Antonio.
REELFOOT LAKE PERCH,