The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-11-16
PERSONAL.

Dr.. J. ID. WHITE hiss returned to the
city.
Sol COHEN, Of Concordis, is in Mem
phis.
Mr. AND Mrs, O. L. LKGARIs are at
Gsston's.
LAwREEoE A. sPIcER. of Chicsgo, is
in tue city.
Miss LoUELLrS HUGHKs ia visiting in
Memphis.
Miss WILLIE WOODS is visiting
friends at jackson.
THE Rev. Eli ali Carter has returned
home from Virginia
JUDGE A. d. BRIGHT, OF Browns
vile, reached the city last evening.
MRS ]. ]. DUFFY and children left
for st. Louis yesterday to be absent a
week.
MIS-. 4. J. CARRINaToN has returned
home from BJston, aud is rooming at
the Peabody.
MISS MAMIE KELLY, OF Jackson,
Tenn, is visiting Mics Julia Kelly, at
No. 1878 Vance street.
p. r. RoaEBs and wife have returned
from East Tennessee, and have taken
rooms at the Peabody.
Mrs, jim KNOX, of Rossville, Tenn.
is visiting her 81 ter, Mrs. X. l.. Ca
pers, on Poplar street.
LAWRENCE GwYE, who hiss been
quite 81 ok for the past month, Is again
at his post at the Bank Of Commences
MRs. CHAs. H. KAHLERT, Of Louis
vile, KY, is spending few days Of
the residence OF her sister, Mrs. ID. A.
Kendall, in Oheltea.
Misses IDA AND ALICE FARRow,
from near 0ablaud, Mss, are visiting
their relatives, Mrs. Buntin and Mrs,
| Andrus, at 92 C)urt street.
Ms, ANNIE WHEELER OF Alabama
and Miss Fannie Wood OF New Or
leaus, will visit M IS Corinne Mans.
field, on Madison street, during the
latter part Of this month.
Mrs M Il. MosELEY died at her
home Saturday night at the corner oil
Pontotoc and Walnut streets. The
fuueral took place fiom Calvary
Church yesterday at IL o'clock.
THE premiums offered by Messrs
r G. Gag & Co. for the best di'p'ay
OF farm products will be awarded to-
day BY a committee from the Mer
chants' Exchange appointed by Piesl
dent Oh ,se, as follows: A. w. New.
spm, chairman; M. 4. Cater, Louie
Erb. The committee will meet at r
g. Craig & Co.'s, at IL o'clock, noon.
The Rev. D. I. Waynick, Of Toy,
Tenn, has acc pied the ca OF the
Synod OF West Tennessee OF the Gum
Der and Presbyter an Church to the
plstorate of the Chelsea Cumberland
Presbyterian Church, and will COM
mence his labnIs today. Mr.. Waynick
is extensively known throughout West
Tennessee as q popular and successful
pastor and preacher.
AMONG the features In the Dairy
MAIDS festival were Rotations by two
of Mics Grace Lswellyn's pupils Mies
Julia Ruth Hill reciIed "fhora" with
a dramatic force and grace OF action
that sptaks volumes not only for heI
own talents but the skill OF her in.
structress. M ss SADIE Bel lCh, q IL
year old child, also recited, givinl
"Dusty's Christmas" with fidelity to
nature and impressivenets OF manner
OF which many an adult might have
been proud. Both Of these youul
ladies' were listened to with attention
and delight and warmly applauded.
Sol COLEMAN has returned from st
Louis, where he has bAen successful
in placing large orders for his famouI
Ko. Ko Tulu. The merchants OF 81
Louis pronounce Coleman's Ko-KC
Tulu as incontestably superior to any
other article OF gum manufactured
and were quite liberal in their orders
Toe result is that the Ko Ko Tulu fac
tory is now unable to meet the de
mand upon II, aud although doubl,
the usual number OF hands are EN-
ployed the factory is still behind it
ord This gratifying degree OF sue
cess is the result OF judlcious aud lib
eral advertising, coupled with the pro
duction of an article ia every wa!
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