The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-09-26
PERSONAL.


CART. HOLMES CUMMINs is at home
again.
MAX RAssETr hss returned from the
East.
M. w. ABRAMS and wife have gone
Esst for flying trip.
Miss SUSAN M. WILSON has returned
home from her summer trip.
CAPT. JONES, OF the Atlanta Jour.
nal, was in the city yesterday.
"A good list of cases is set for trial
in the Circuit Court tomorrow.
Mrs. s. M. MoCALLUM returned yes
terday from Allegheny Springs, Va.
Mrs. w. S. STEFFEY has returned
from her summer trip TO Waukesha
JUDGE ]. B. MORGAN, of the Sec.
ond Mississippi District, was in the
city yesterday.
Mrs. M. JOHNSON left last Monday,
with her daughter Lizzie, for ST. Cecilia
College, Nashville, Tenn.
HARRY MILLER left yesterday for
Louisville, to visit relatives and take
in the exposition. He will return in
about ten days.
The Rev. DIR. Evarts will fill the
pulpit OF the First Baptist Church this
evening He always pleases and in
structs his audience.
EVERY membsr OF the First Baptist
Church and Sunday school is requested
to be present this morning. Some
thing important to all.
P. III. STRICKLAND, OF Center Hill,
Miss, brother OF Mr.. G. X. Strickland,
OF the Registers Office, paid the city a
flying visit yesterday.
MISS GRACE LRwRLLYN will resume
her class 10 elocution Septem Der 9th.
For terms, ETC., call at No. SO Adams
street sfter 3 O'Clock.
Henry LEVY, a popular young sales.
man late with Menkens, has accepted
good position in one of the leading
houses Of Monticello, Ark.
MISS MARY ADAMS has returned and
will resume teaching her class in
music on Monday, September 9th.
Address, e. Whitman & Co.'s.
VIoKsBURG Herald, 25th: Capt. @. @.
Oowan and bride arrived in this city
at | o'clock this morning from Mem
phis. They will remain in the city
somu days visiting relatives.
THE Rev. DIR. Evarts, of Boston, will
preach at the Central Baptist Church
this morning at IL O'Clock, and the
Rev. DIR. Blackburn, of Lafayette, Ind,
will preach tonight at 1880 o'clock.
Mas. WALTER A. GOODMAN and her
daughters, Misses Louise, Corinne
and Norma, have returned to the city
after most delightful sojourn at
Grab Orchard, Lexington and Knox
vile.
MRS. ]. w. HAMPTON has recently
returned from Virginia and is at Mrs.
Campbell's, No. 43l Shelby street, on
farewell visit to Memphis before her
final departure for Florida, her future
home.
II. G. HoLLENBBRG is still in New
York, having been detained by orders
for three more Parlor Grand Hollen-
berg Pianos, sent to him this week by
his Little Rock house, for prominent
parties there.
WE are pleased to announce that
True r. Puryear, with B. Lowenstein
& Bros, has entirely recovered from
the painful and dangerous operation
performed on him some fifteen days
ago. Much credit Is due his attending
physician, DIR. T. j. Crofford, who 80
scientifically performed the operation.
HUNTSVILLE (Als) Democrat The
many friends of Miss Louise X.
Goodman, who was such q charming
addition to our social circle last cum
mer, will be glad to hear she is in our
city, the guest Of Miss Mary L. New.
man. Since her last visit, when she
gave 30 much pleasure with her voice,
she has been TO New York, where che
has had the benefit OF a thorough
training from one of the best vocal
masters in that city.
Mrs. Il. M. CHELLIs has returned
from Chicago, where she has been oc.
cupied in learning new stitches in
embroidery. She desires to announce
that she will tomorrow begin organiz-
ing classes in embroidery and wood |
carving. Glasses in embroidery Mon
daye, Tuesdays and Wednesdays; in |
wood carving Tuesdays, Thursdays
and Saturdays. Mrs. Chellis has |
brought with her large stock of fall |
millinery, which will, at an early day,
be offered 10 tee ladies' of Memphis at |
reasonable prices. Call aud examine
atIoomsi in Cotton Exchange Building.
DR.. BYRNEs, through his friend DIR.
III. }. Mckellops, met a number Of sir |
knights OF the dental profession, and |
was a guest to the reception held at |
the Armory in st. Louis on the 25th. |
BY request of DIR. MCKellops, DIR.
Byrne3 gave a clinic on the oath,
demonstrating his mode OF correcting
irregularities. Among the eminent
practitioners who witnessed the clinic
were Drs. H. J. McKellops, d. d. s.,
81. Louis; Commander James H. |
Hatch, d. d. s., San Franc SEQ; Sir
Knight F. H. Rehwinkle, D. D. s.,
Chillicothe. Secretary on Oral Sur
gerry OF the Medical Congress, Dr.
Rehwinkle, requested DR.. Byrnes to
clinic before the Medical Congress in
Washington City September next,
stating that he would be delighted OF
go much marit thorou0hlu aYnla;naJ