The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1884-07-09
Personal Points.


q Mr.. Jas. n. Mckee and family arc !.
4 Sewanee, Tenn.
Il Misses Andrews and Harper are vis;tin,
the city, guests OF Miss Bessie Fearn.
Miss Lizzie Baccus, Of Koseiusk.,. j;
visiting the family of Mr. E. Comfort.
Miss Alice Mayes, a beautiful young
Iady from Hszlehurst Is visiting Mise.
Miss Pearl Walters, Of Holly Springs il
Visiting IN the city the guest Of Miss Addie
Rev. Alex. Watkins, pastor OF the Metho-
elss church, Is enjoying a few weeks needed
|, DR.. ]. w. Hough is at Kenosha, Wis.
eonsin alter two weeks, will 20 to
Waukesha.
i Mr.. J. TIL. Laird and family left on the
"a Tor visit OF several weeks 10 Wales
Station, Tenn.
Rev. H. T. johnson and family, Of
MhltSotth College, are summering in
North Carolina.
Mr.. Ben H Daneron succeeds Mr.. War.
ren Jennings in the Southern Express
Office in this city.
| Mrs. Bar6eld and Miss Lee returned last
week to GreenvilIe, TO the regret of their
many friends here.
Mn. Sullivan's family is now enjoying
the invigorating air and health giving
waters OF Cooper's Well.
Miss Birdie Lowry, one of Jackson's |
most charming young ladies, will leave |
this evening for short visit to Canton.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Campbell. with /
their beautiful children, are visiting in the
city, the guests of Judge J. A. P. Camp
bell.
Miss Mary, daughter OF Judge T. F.
Cooper, left last Monday morning TO spend
few weeks at her old home in Halle
hurst.
Mrs. Geo. w. Carlisle, left the city last
Thursday for Dallas, Texas, to spend \
month with the family of her father, Maj.
Geo. r. Fearn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Adolphe Julienne have re-
Gently returned from their wedding tour,
and are most warmly welcomed home by
their friends.
DR.. ]. T. Edwards left last night for
Union City, Tenn, having received Il tel s
sgram that his father, who resides there, 4
was dangerously i'll. II
Mr.. Laurence Saunders and family leave {
to- morrow for a summer tour in Virginia,
Mrs. Saunders former home May their
journey be full of pleasure.
Mrs. Gen. Wharton is expected home in
a few days, from Baltimore, where she has
been for some time, having her eyes treated.
We are glad to learn that she is much i'm
proved.
Mrs. DR.. P. T. Bailey, with her daughters
Misses Emmie and Leila, returned last
week from Louisville, KY, where Miss
Emmie has been attending school for the
past year. u
Rev. DIR. Hunter is preaching in lssa e
Iuena county, under an appointment OF d
tIat the members thereof o
hould visit unoccupied territory during j
he summer months. a
Mrs. Morancy and Miss Jennie have Il
ust taken possession of the Stevens Cot C
age, recently occupied by Mr.. r. H. Henry. Il
The loss to one square in that ne;ghbor- d
rood is but gain to another fl
Her many admirers hail with delight q
he return of Miss Mamie Robinson, from ?
IN extended visit to Holly Springs, where le
he most admirably sustained the Capitol ..
;ity's reputation for the fairest and most "
beauties in the State. Z.
We are glad to note the arrival OF the e,
amily of Mr.. H. II. Parker in our midst. -
ir Parker during his short resideace here :"
as made many friends and admirers, who -
ill extend a hearty welcome to his fami- j,
F. May their home among us be very :"
leasant.
The lawn party, given by the Minister
1g Children" at DIR. Hunters residence
,st Friday evening was an exceedingly
leasant affair, socially, and very success
III financially. The whole entertainment
as most efficiently managed by Mrs
Tunter and Miss Idelette.