Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-07-25

a. ~. hlmDro, southeast r OF
, Main aud Union streets. 145
). Il. Fischer, wife and mother, left for
S St. Louis on the Ouaehita Belle.
t MI. D. A. Brewer, of the Avalanche,
{ was In Cincinnati last Wednesday.
Ben Hollander was reported to be doing
well this forenoon. His wife has not been
i'll.
Miss Maggie Ashe is doing well and is
reported out of danger. Miss Cora Ashe
has not been sick.
Captaia John Cameron was on the
streets to-day, having run down from
Clarksville,
Mr.. Michael Athy has Il light case Of
the prevailing. He is we'll cared for at
the old Poplar street en~gine-house.
Miss Mollie w. Berlin will spend the
summer with her relatives in the Shonsn.
doah valley, at Berryville, Va.
Mrs. S. L. Reneau left on the Charles
ton train last night to spend the summer
among the mountains of Northern
Georgia.
G. w. Nail, after seven days illness. is
getting on as well as could be expected
He had a slight fever this morning, but
otherwise there were no bad symptoms.
sheriff MCGOWAN and Deputy Sheriff
Ben X. Pullen are at the sherif's office
from 10 an. till 4p.m. j.. j. Taylor and
a ID
Jail.
Mrs. VIM. |. Berlin and her daughters,
Misses Lillian, May and Master Willie
and her niece, Miss Toodie Brewster, will
r%uralize in the mountains OF North Geor-
gia at Canton and Newman.
The Rev, B, F. Tiller, of this city, was
at last accounts getting along well with
his case of fever at Shelbyville, Tenn.
The case caused Shelbyvills to quaran-
tine.
AT Idaho Springs, three miles from
C%larksvills, are c. NJ. Waldran, wife and
sons, Q. NJ, jr,, and W. B, jr, Misses
Donna and Ida Waldran, and j. Ed Oil
yer, wife and children.
The death of Mrs, Ray leaves but two
members of a family Of six persons now
alive, Edward Ray, jr., convalescing from
fsyer, and v. L. Ray, absent for several
days past with a view of arranging to
remove his mother to East Tennessee.
W. l.. Powell was IN tho city TODAY.
His family are located at Castillon
Springs, near Lebanon, Tenn. In the
same vicinity are Mr.. G. W. Winchester
and daughter, Walker Edmonds family.
and other MemphiAns.
Mrs. Duff of Memphis gave birth:to
three fine healthy boys on the Shinkle.
They were named Jim Wise, Jim Parker
and Vint Shinkle." So says a dispatch
which appeared in a Cincinnati paper
last Tuesday, sent from Evansville, Ind.
Mrs. Carrie Eckers, the wife of the
Beal street barber, and Miss Essig, have
both died of fever at Louisville. Frank
Paradise, at last accounts, was improving
and will doubtless get well. Mr.. Joseph
=. Hook of this city has died of yellow
at Cincinnati.
Mrs. Himmcrle, on South street; Mrs.
Lockhard and daughter, two miles out on
Raleigh road, and Mr.. Ed Ray are
now the only patients under the care of
The Masonic order, They are all dong
we'll and are not thought to be in any
The Masons have buried four
during the present week.
Mr.. Herman Wehrum, who died of
fever at Lucy Station, twelve :
niles up the Paducsh and Memphis rail-
was married on Saturday last to
Mrs. Cynthia Minor, the widow Of one Of
asst years yellow fever victims. Both
husbands were members Of the Knights
If Honor. !
Mr.. ]. G. Widrig and daughter, 50
Bradford street. are very sick. Master I
.helan, near Jones avenue, is also very s
ow and will hardly recover. Mrs. Hur- !
ey and son were taken yesterday evening !
m Manassas street. A visit to the sick !
n the Bradford street vicinity this fore {
loon disclosed the fact that nearly every 9
me down were doing we'll, all symptoms Z
favorable. Among the list are '
Mrs. O'Noil, Mosby street; Mrs. DowRey, 8
Jones avenue; Mrs. Fago's child; Mrs. !
Robinson and three children, Robson !
treet; Master Carney, Manassas street, 4
md the Misses Godsey, The latter are !
mt of danger. /
The following Mcmphians are at '
,larksville for the present; Mrs. Ralph {
VOrmely, Miss Mary Wormely, Mrs.
ohm F, Cameron and children, Mrs. J. C
Wynne, Mrs. Frank Smith, Miss I
cameron, Mrs. w. L. Clapp and chill s
rem, J. w. Proudft, James t. Bourne n
nd wife, j G. Snedecor, Dabney NJ,
Scott A. Murray, Mrs. N. B. Muir }
ay. with the children of the late Butler
}. Anderson, Miss Ellen Murray, w. L. !
'arker and family, Watson Mason, Mrs. t
:. Hawkins and sons, Iuka A. Chase and G
,mily, Mrs. Or. Charles Brown and FAM t
y, Mrs. Joe Brown and children, NJ p
Ialle, Arthur Mennu, d. kaufman and 2
.mily, t. G. Anderson and family. r
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