Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-07-23
Personal.

funeral.
Personal.
Mrs, N, c., Costello and daughters
are in Chicago, 4....t .... i
Mrs. A. B. Bartholomew and child
ren have gone to Iowa,
j. NJ. Minor and wife are stopping
at Wall Hill, Miss.
Mr.. Ben Hollander and daughter
are both reported on the sick list,
James Maydwell left last night for
Jonesboro, Tenn, for his health,
DR., a. /. Kimbro. southeast cor
ner of Main and Union streets. 145
Captain j. w. Moores and wife are
at White Cliff-a delightful resort.
Thomas Fleming, Esq, leaves to-
night for New York for the summer.
Mr.. r. d. Jordan and family are at
White Cliff Springs, East Tennessee.
Captain j. T. Hillman, Mr.. J. j..
Slower and Mr.. F. H. Ellis and their
families, are at White Cliff.
Captain j., s. Cqruthers. left last
evening for Crab Orchard, KY, where
his family is spending the summer.
Mr. g. w. Naill was very sick
man last night, and his condition to-
day is reported very critical.
Captain J. R. Miller, wife and child,
and Mr.. j. W. Cochran, wife and two
children, are at Hale's Springs, near
Rogersville.
Mr., A.. Latsch and Miss Marie +.
Patton were married by DR.. Harris
yesterday; 50 were George S. Hayden
and Mrs CLANCY Anderson. No
cards in either case. ~
1t is now Captain Geo. II. O'Haver
instead of sergeant, that officer having
been promoted in. place of r. I. Ar
alta, resigned, Officer P. Hackett
has been promoted to be sergeant of
the police. vi.o. .j
Mr.. Michael 'Athy, of the fire de-
partment, went out for a drive last
evening and returned fatigued. This
forenoon he was slightly under the.
weather, but his symptoms have no
Indications of thesprevailing ailment.
Mry J. D. Anthony, Of Forests S
stable, was taken sick about a week
since. Fearing the fever, which he
did not have in any shape, he
dosed himself with preventives. 1t
brought on disorder of, the, bowels,
and last night he died. all efforts to
check the dysenterg. proving futile.
There were no symptoms of the fever
in Mr.. Anthony's case from first to
last.
Mr.. f. Witz@an, the weIl-kuown
piano dealer at 223 Second street, will
take his departure this evening for
New York, with a view Of making
selections of Stock for the fall trade
During his absence Mr.. W. L, An.
derson will attend to the business
here. Mr.. Whitman has not been
East for several years, and his friends
wish for him a safe, q pleasant and
profitable journey, It is hardly prob
able that Mr.. Witzman will come
home before chilly weather.
The Rev. B. f. Tiller went from
here to Nashville on the 18th inst,
and was taken i'll upon arrival. 1t is
given out as a case of fever. A note
from Louisville, received this morning
by the chief of police, reports Mr..
Paradise, the builder of this city, as
having arrived there accompanied by
his daughter He was suffering with,
fever, and it was believed to be gen.
uine case. Mrs. Samuel Eckers, the
wife of the barber who died at 1O1
Beal street, is i'll on Story avenue,
Louisville, and Miss Essing is sick on
Pollard avenue. Both are said to be
mild cases.
w. b. and Albert Mitchell, T. ].
Foster, A. Lowenstine, Ira and Louis
Hlll Mrs. n. i. Kennedy, ST. louis !,
T. ]. Mccarthy, Canada II. i.
Brinkleg, Ipka A. Woodbridge.
Clarksyillei Woodbridge, Grab Or
phaFd, kgS Eliza, Maggie aud Bertio
Graham, lavcE TeAna D, b. Meyers,
Louisville j, j. II. Meyag, CHARLES,
ton, S. c.; Nv G, Smith, c. Heinrich,
aud William Krouse, Chicago; John
Roper, NSw York Z Miss L. Apple.
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