Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-05-23
PERSONALS.

CAPT. r. S. CAPERs will witness the Nash
vile drill.
Mr.. WM HANCOCK will visit Nashville
| drill week.
Mr.. JAMES DEGNAN went 10 Nashville
Monday night.
JUDGE JAMES M. GREER will leave for
Nashville this morning.
Mr. JOHN DUNN will view the drill at the
State capital this week.
Col. GEO. CAN'T left for Jackson, Tenn,
last night to attend the Supreme Court.
Mr. JOHN c. LAY, of Texas, is visiting
his cousin, Mr.. J. E Rande, of Memphis.
SHERIFF CANNON leaves for Nashville to
day on business, but will take 2 look at the
soldier boys.
| Mr.. NEWMAN ERB, attorney of the Kan
sas City, Springfield and Memphis railroad,
is stopping at the Pesbody.
JUDGE PIERCE opened the Circuit Court
yesterday morning and adjourned without
tras,acting any business.
The Rev. james E. Carter, Of North Care
| lius, will preach at the Central Baptist
| church tonight at o'clock.
Mr.. FRED MoRrI AID bride, nee Mics
Laura Heidel, left for st. Louis yesterday
morning on the Belle Memphis.
Mr. C. A. BARTLIFF, OF Louisville, KY
and bro,her.in.law of Mr.. W. NJ. Oakley,
passed through the city yesterday.
The family of Judge J. O. Pierce are
stopping al the Windsor House, Hot Springs,
| and will remain there several weeks.
FIssTLIEUT JOHN D. WALDRAN and
Second Lieut.. S. D. Weakley, of the Porter
Gu ,rds, left last night for Nashville, to be
| present during the drill.
Mr. PH1LIr HALLE, of the Golden Eagle,
can be congratulated upon having such q
hest OF friends who made such a magnaui-
nous exhibit on the 2lst anniversary of his
birth.
NJ. V. MCCAIN. of Jeffersonville, arrived
last evening and, with Mrs John S. Tool,
will accoupapy the remains of their late
brother, Joseph McCanp, 10 Louisville by
to nights trziu.
VIsIToEs at the Cotton Exchange yester-
dsy: S. Fl. Shock, New Orleans; NJ l..
Santee, Pontotoc, Miss; w, L. Futrell,
Byhslis; John Rath, Pine Bluff; J. NJ.
M'Leod, Harrisou's Station.
Col. "PEeLEe" WILLIAMS. the great
American explorer snd emigrsnt agent for
the Memphis and Little Rock railway, is in
The city, baVing chsperoned thus far a patty
of twenty five excursionists en- route TO San
Francisco. They occupied through car
from Bristol TO Little Rock, via Memphis and
Chareston railway. They are from Wash
iDgtou county, Va. They make but two
changes from Bristol to San Francisco, and
are put through 10 seven days.
Mr.. CHARLES A. SIMON aud bride, nee
Miss Eta L Burdics, who we're msrried al
the residence of the brides parents at 9
o'clock yesterday morning, left for 81. Louis
on the Belle Memphis an hour later. The
bride received numerous presents from her
parents, besides a dressing case from D.
Simon, gold watch and chain from the
groom, silver butter-knife from Miss Berthe
Thor, china fruit dish from Miss Jennie
Thor, silver cup from Miss Kate Spicer, set
OF silver fruit-kuiyes from Miss B. Andsr-
son, Los Angeles, CAL; Two napkin. rings
from Miss Lizzie Harris, bouquet holder and
card receiver from Miss Nettie Spicsr, pair
of vases from Miss Sallie BEDFORD. plaque
from Miss Cillie Dohmso, pin cushion from
Miss Rosa Jones, silver toilet stand from w.
G. Davis, toilet get, complete, from Mrs.
Girard. The Rev. Warner Moore oficiated
al the nuptial ceremony.