Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-07-18
Personal.

Wi' r. " Nldrke, WIG anu son are
at the Bradley place,
Mrs. Lee H., Pearce and family are
at Peters Landing, Ark.
City attorney c. w. Heiskell, has
been granted a leave of absence.
Robert f. Lopez, United States
Navy, was a visitor on change yester-
day.
Louis Goldsmith and family leave
this evening on the Vint Shinkle for
Cincinnati.
Miss Caroline B, Schroeder is at
Bowling Green, KY, spending the
summer with relatives.
james X. Porter and family leave
for Covington, Tenn, this evening, ac.
companied by Mrs. Bette A. Bridges
and daughter.
Mrs. VIM. j. Booker and her sister,
Miss Emma Avery, are spending the
heated term in the delightful city of
Norwich, Conn.
Mrs. Cleveland B. Clarke and fam
lily, together with her sisters, Miss
Ida and Miss Annie Avery, are at
Mr. Clarke's plantation, about twenty
miles above the city.
Mr.. John E. Mulford, at present
travelling agent of the St. Louis, Iron
Mountain and Southern railway, after
passing several days in this city, left
for st. Lsuis this morning.
Chief of Police Athy's 0 Hiram,
aged about thirteen years, taken sick
a few days ago, was reported better
to-day. The chief remained at home
this forenoon to watch the progress of
the case.
Captain r. Il. Leoch, the genial and
energetic conductor on the Mississippi
and Tennessee railway, will leave to-
day OF a Northern tour to extend
through the summer months. His
address, until further notice, will be
at COnneaut, Ohio.
About fifty persons, exclusive of
children, took passage for the Ohio
river last evening by the steamer Hattie
Rowland. Included in the list were
Captain r. l.. Haines, wife and moth.
er; Mrs. /. i. Peters, Mrs. Woold-
ridge, Mr.. johnson IL. Drcyfus, DR..
Hcwett and family, Mr.. Pine Char.
woods, Ed Murrey, j. II. Hill and
wife, Miss Hill, Sam Hill, Miss Ida
Wright, j. G, Oates, wife and boy
NJ. Adams, wife, mother and children
Mrs. 5. Land, Miss Day, Mr.. Day aud
brother, Mrs. Signiago and family,
Captain Darragh's family, Miss Gun
ningham, Mrs. Smith, Miss Tillie
Smith, Mr. Phillips, wife and daugh-
tiers Mrs. Sherroll, Mrs, Sellers and
family, Mr.. Israel and family, Mr.. q.
Wood, N. Schwarzenburg and sons, w.
Baker, George Baker, Mrs. Camp and
family, Mrs. Reed and boy, Miss D.
Cash, Mrs. j. B. Aldrich, Mrs. Leh-
man.
The address of the following Mem
phians until further notice, will be as
named; j, B. Gildon, Chicago; Jno.
Castor, Buffalo Lithia Springs, Va.
Gilbert Meyers, Washington, D. O.;
G. B, Faxon, Big Sandy, Tenn; Mrs.
g. N. Erich, Kingston Springs, Tenn;
E. NJ. Williams, Edgefeld, Tenn; s.
Jack, Messy Creek, Tenn W. q.
Mitchell, jamestown, N. Y; S. H.
Dunscomb, Blue Ridge Springs, Va;
VIM. Simpson, Leighton, Ala; G..
Hoffman, Blacklist, Ark; j. NJ. Far.
rington, Hurricane Springs, Tenn;
Mrs. 7. H.. Hartmus, Claybrook,
Tenn 4. T. Keel, Messy Greek,
Tenn; d. I. Dyches, Stanton, Tenn;
Mrs. Allen Logan, Halifax, N. S.;
Mrs. W. B. Stafford, Franklin, Tenn;
Mr.. 0. NJ. Peck, Cheviot, o.; j. W.
Richardson, McMinnville, Tenn; w.
II. lands, Unionullc, Tenn; L. W.
Finlay, Winchester, Tenn, Louis
Mackel, Louisville, KY; F, NJ, White,
Abingdon, Va Il. H. Starke, Cordelia,
Mo; Ella Wilson, Macon, Tenn; Rev.
j. N, Waddel, Clarksyille, Tenn; f
G.. Huse, st. Louis.