The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-05-30
Personal.

hAAbo NlAMlh OGAhk ftluIlIu NUN
South Carolina yesterday.
A. H. NEWMAN and II. T. Fleming
OF st. Louis are stopping at the Gayoso
hotel
]. N. MILFORD has returned from
luka and Collierville, much improved
in health.
WILL ROsEBRoUGH has retur red
from Culleoka, where he has been
attending school.
Mrs. JOSH GRAIL and son, Master
Eddie, OF Louisville, KY, are visiting
Mrs. j. II Westbay, their aunt, st SO
Mosby street.
DR.. L. j. TooF and wife left for
their home in New Haven, Conn.,,
yesterday. after a visit OF several
weeks in Memphis.
FRED. BARNES has charge of the Gus
toms department at A, X Sloan's, 22l
Main street. Leave your measure for
a nice, fashionable pair of walking
shoes.
Mr.. w. T. ANDERSON is happy over
tie arrival of a bouncing baby girl"
at + is h use Yesterday. Mother and
child doing well. Congratulations are
in order.
Miss AsHE will exhibit the work of
her pupils on Friday at her studio,
go Main street. The scholars are
requested TO have their work in by
Wednesday.
no u II M.un,f roturnaJ ,,aatar
day from Richmond, where he has
been attending the General Confer
ence, and will conduct services as
usual to-day at Central church.
Col "BoGGY" JOHNSON is in the city
circulating among bis friends, Of
of whom he has a host in every ely
from New York TO Galveston and from
Maine to California. He will be in
Memphis veral days.
T. b. NIcoU announces himself a
candidate for Probate Judge, subject
TO the Democratic Convention. He
has lived in this county many years,
is lawyer of ability, and enjoys the
good wi of AL who know him.
The closing exercises of the week at
Clara Conway Institute will be on
Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday
morning at 8 o'clock and on Friday
evening at s o'clock, the last for the
benefit Of the library.
Mr.. AND MRS. SAM MARKS of "a
Bradford street, wish to inform their
many friends that through the profess
sional att ntion of DR. X. Miles Bud
deke their son, Harry l.. Marks, has
entirely recovered from very serious
attack of diphtheria,
JUDGE WAITE of Holly Springs,
Miss, who came here recently to un-
dergo an operation for tarrh, has
left for home. His friends will be
glad TO know that the operation,
which was performed by DIR. Sinclair,
has restored his sight.
GEORGE j. GOULD, William Kerii-
gan, w. ii Newman and ii J. Flem-
ing arrived in two special car over the
Kansas City road lat night. They
will remain in the city to-day and will
leave tonight on their trip. The party
are on tour of inspect IL over the
Gould lines.
THE intermediate department of the
Jefferson rect school will have its
closing exercises at 10 o'clock am. to
- m. on Tuesday. In the afternc on,
from 2;3O to pm the time will be
devoted TO selections from the poet OF
the South, Father Ryan, by Miss
Ashes school.
THE many friends of Mr.. +. IL.
Stevenson regret to learn of his de-
parture from our midst, TO make his
future home in Kansas. He has been a
resident of our city for the past fifteen
years and honorably associated in
business with the firm of j. 7. La
Prade & Co. We wish him every sue
cess, cong a u'atiug the firm on the
acquisition of so worthy member.
In a notice OF the closing exercises
of the Ennis Tex public schools has
the following TO say OF the daughter OF
DR. II. l.. Laski OF this city: "The
music rendered by Miss Lille Laski,
teacher in charge of the musical de.
partment OF our public schools, shows
great training and an eminent fitness
for her present position" Miss Llski
has been re-engaged for the coming
season.
PRoF. EMILE LEVY has good reason
TO be proud of the success of the
MikddO II was under his artistic
direction that the opera was given.
Weeks of earnest preparation and
haNI Ivtllsnp. aud - L.
remarkable that he managed to give.
with noviccs, tree performances of
the most trying and difficult of all of
Gilbert and Sullivans operas, which
ran through smoothly, without a
break from first tn last. No musician
in New York could have done better
and we doubt il there is one in the
South that could have done as well.
Mics ANNA LEE Polk left for her
home at Helena, Ark, yesterday even
ing, and she left many bright and
cherished memories, and rs che van
ished from the sight of several she
Left a senfe of loss and sadness:
"Thc music Of her words they bore
Long after it was hoard no more"
MICS 4 OAh Nttllbu III Allb tlll lOT over
month, aud for the past two weeks
her beauty and accomplishments
made her the oynosure OF all eyes at
the Peabody Hotel. she is the high
est and brightest ideal of the model
young lady.
CoLUmus Miss } Democrat: Mai.
w. j. Sykes of Tennessee, has for the
past day or two been visiting rela-
tives here. Our re ders will remem-
Der the excel ent and sound advice he
gave to parties contemplating inve T.
ing capital in a road from Mem his 10
Birmingham, at the convention held
in Aberdeen last fall. While the
Memphis, Birmingham and Atlantic,
TO whom the advice was more directly
aimed, ignored it, the Kansas City
road, it now appears, viii more likely
pursue the course he then indicated,
or, at least, as far east as Columbus.
Mai. Sykes, besides being thoroughly
familiar W tn this portion of the South,
has practical knowledge of railroad
ing, which, il the two roads should