Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1885-09-20
PERSONAL,

DR.. LoUREY returned from st. Louis last
evening.
Miss EVA mitchell returned to the city
last Thursday.
Mrs. W. Y. G. HUMss and family have
returned from Tuliaboma.
Dr. TURNER has removed his dental
rooms TO 254 Second street.
Miss MARY SHoUsE is visiting Col. Par
ker's school, near Chicago.
Mrs. A. NJ. SCARBOROUGH has returned
from the mountains of Virginia.
Col. M. L. VEAsY, clerk of the Chancery
Court at Jackson, is in the city.
Miss BIRDIE BAILEY of Little Rock is in
the city, guest of Mrs. S. L. Finley.
DR. MAURY returned from New York
yesterday, after an absence Of ten days.
Miss ALICE MCCAIN has returned from
Kentucky, where she has been spending
the summer.
MISSES JENNIE and Carrie Thomas have
returned to the city from q pleasant visit
at Kerrville, Tenn.
d. B. MoRFoRD and sons returned home
from a trip to Greenfield, Ind, visiting
relatives and friends.
B. H. HAYDEN, with his wife and
| mother, have returned from Kentucky,
where they passed the summer.
F. ELLIS, prominent machinist of this
| city, has just returned from Clarkton,
Ark, where he has been erecting an oil
mil.
Miss MARY THOMPSON, late OF Connolly's
New York fashionable emporium, has as
| sumed charge of Menkens' millinery de-
| paItnent.
| ". j HARDEE, representing the YdzOC
/ i II. ,e
| on a visit to the city in the interest Of
those papers.
A NEW contractor arrived Saturday
morning at o'clock at the residence Of
R. F. Belts, the street contractor. Weight
| about four ounces.
| Mrs. X. D. MILLER of Murfreesboro
Tenn, is in the city, and will be the guest
| of her GOD, at the corner of Union stree
and Marshall avenue.
| GEo. N. TIDwBLL, the popular boot and
shoe dealer, has opened a new shoe store
| ct 200 Main street, where he would be
pleased to see his friends and customers.
BOARD wanted, private family preferred
for young lady of excellent family, vel
cultivated ami refined; Madison or Cour
street preferred. Address S. L. K, AP
| PEAL office.
ADoLPH HEcKLE has returned from {
months visit to Michigan, and accepted I
position with o. K. Houek & Co., SS!
Main street, where he would be pleased tt
see his friends.
Col. EDGAR S. WILSON, formerly edite,
OF the Jackson (Miss.) NelD Mississipptdn
and lately appointed receiver of public
moneys at Eviston, Wy. I passed through
the city last night on bis way to Washing
ton City.
4 IL
r. H. Crockett snd other Arkansas friends
has been having fiae sport among tn,
prairie chickens for the past two weeks
He will return in one week in the best o
health, if no change takes place.
OF Rolfe Grammar School the citizens o
Memphis may we'll be proud. Its beauti
fuI academy in that lovliest of groves, it
fire corps of educated teachers, and it
splendid set of pupils, speak we'll for ou
people. The fall term opens on Septem
Der 2Sth.
Miss MAUD SCHwALMEYKR, a valued
graduate of Miss Higbee's school, is taking
the teachers course at the Cook County
Normal School (Col. Parker's). She viii
be much missed by the little folks o
the Asbury church Sunday-school, wher,
she is leading sEirit.
SAM MAY has returned from long triy
| East, anu is now opening Tue unesl stOci
OF mems furnishing goods ever exhibited
in this city. Sam states that should b,
not he ''enjoineds he will sell the bes
goods this season st prices that will com
pei every man, old and young, to dress VI
and give Memphis the name of the bes
dressed ''male part" of any city in tn,
South.
MISS MARTHA TRUDEAU last July &C
companied two of her pupils, Miss Mani,
Fargason of Memphis, and Miss Corinn,
White of fernando, to the Cincinnati
College of Music, where she placed then
for the summer under the instruction o
Prof. A. W. Doerner, who complimentet
them on their training. The young ladiel
will resume their studies with Miss Tru
deau this winter. Miss Trudeau found i
/, pleasant to continue work with her oil,
, masters
MILE. MARIE Jost, who will take charg
of the classes in French in Miss Higbee'
. school comes with the highest credentials
Born and educated in Vevey, where tn
purest French is spoken, Mile. Jost ha
I been trained TO teach her language, ant
, will use the most advanced methods, bot
! for conversation and grammar. 1t goe
J without saying that for purity OF accen
only native teachers should be employe,
, and only such have ever taught in Mis-
: Higbes's school.