The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-02-14
PERSONALS.

GEN. LUcIUs Polk passed through
the city yesterday.
PETER FITZGERALD, send address to
your sister, Thorndyke, Mass.
Dr.. LAsKI reports the condition OF
s. Roescher very favorable, according
TO the circumstances.
IL this notice is seen by George Par
ker, a tobacco prizer, formerly OF May
field, KY, he will please cali at No. 81
Madit on street as ICON as possible.
THE Rev. DR.. Patterson will receive
all members OF Grace parish and those
interested, AZ the residence OF Capt.
Gamer, 800 Linden street, Tuesday,
February leth, from 6 to 8 o'clock
pm.
RoYkTER THURMAN, who Is to be
married to Miss Jennie Reid on the
18th infant, is son OF Capt. j. b.
Thurman OF Norfolk, Desoto county,
M ss., and not son Of Judge Thur
man Of Ripley, Tenn, as The Nashville
American enormously reported.
MRS. JUDGE r. ]. MORGAN has been
dangerously i'll for the last week, but
ia reported some better to-day. Her
brother, Col. Tom Fort OF Chatta-
nooga, and her sisters, Mrs. Julius
Brown Of Atlanta, Mrs. Melton and
Miss Fort of Chattanooga, aud Mrs.
Knight OF Florida, have all arrived at
her bedside.
EUGENE G. KRRMER, one OF the
most promising young men born and
reared 10 Memphis, Ia now practicing
law in New York City, and has his
office at 243 Broadway. A man OF
very decided ability, close stu dent,
urged by reasonable ambition to
succeed, Mr.. Kremer is destined ia
make his mark at the bar. The Az.
PEAL has faith in his future.
PROMINENT arrivals at the New Gay
oso Hotel: T. O. Leake, vice-presi-
dent OF the Memoirs, Birmingham aud
Atlantic railroad; Maj. II. II. Temple,
chief engineer of the Memphis, Biz
mipgham and Atlantic railroad Oil
yer johnson OF the Silver King Com
pany, Samuel l.. Tuck of New York,
+. S. Van Arsdale Of New York, @.
johnson OF New York, Paul NJ. Howes
of St. Louis, Fred Strauss Of Clncin-
mai, Mrs. II. Hutchison of st. Paul,
and Mrs. T. B. Campbell of 81. Paul.
VIcKsBuRa Miss Commercial Her.
aid, 18th: "A private telegram received
yesterday from Shreveport brought
the sad intelligence of the dea!h in
that city at 4 o'clock yesterday morn
ing OF Nrs. Herman Loebe. The de-
ceased was a sister OF Mrs. Meyer Bo
denheim and Mr.. Henry Picard, o.
this city. Mrs. Loebe was formerly
Miss lille Picard, who waI a grea
favorite 10 this city. Her death will bt
sad news to many in this city," Mr.
Loebe was also a sister OF Mr.. N
Picard, commercial editor of the AP
PEAL, and had many friends in THU
city, who will regret to hear Of he
death.
WE call attention to the card in to
days issue OF G. II. HerbePs x Co.,
firm composed OF G. II. Herbers ant
Louis Ketimaun. They continue tn
business Of the firms OF Herbers I
Frick and Cloth & Kettmann as sue
cessors. MIR. g. II. Herbers is wei
known to our business men as an act
i've partner for long time OF the firm
Of Cloth & Kattmann and latteIly o
Herbers & Frick. Mr.. Louis Kett
mann, the junior partner, is the Sol
r the late Henry Kettmann OF ClotI
x Kettmaun, and is favorab,y know
to majority OF the citizens Of Mem
phis as the efficient and atfable depu
ty County Court clerk under Hugh B
} Cullen. With large experience, ampl
capital, and close attention TO business
which is their motto, they cannot IA
TO achieve the success they deserve
Like their predecessors, they will d
an exclusively Wholesale business !
groceries, liquors, etc, and sell t
dealers only.