The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-11-23
PERSONAL.

Mrs. NJ. @. WHITE left yesterday fer
Hoxie, Ark.
Eff. FuLIRR and VIM. S. Mercer,
New York, are at the Peabody.
Miss EMMA ABBOTT aud the Abbott
Opera Company are at the Peabody
NEWT. HAIaHT, passenger agent OF
the Missouri Pacific railroad, Is at the
Peabody.
L. M. Brown, ]. d. Lockhart and
T. d. Craighead, Nashville, are at the
Peabody.
Miss ANNA LEE Polk, Helena, Ark,
is at the Pssbady, guest Of Miss Pet
Galloway.
MRS v. L. ADAMS left last Saturday
for Lonoke, Ark, TO visit her brother,
Mr.. Horace Tombs.
MISS MAMIE, daughter Of the Hon.
Howell +. jackson, is visiting friends
at No. 2l2 Alabama street.
MISSES Lou CARTWRIGHT and Maggie
Clay are visiting at the residence OF
Mr.. L. Keck, 800 Second street.
ENoIsEKR Tom Cox and Fireman
Frank Egan OF Engine Company No.
4, who have been i'll for some time,
are again on duty and ready for box o.
As elab orate aud fashionable din
ner will be given at the Peabody
Hotel tonight by nine gentlemen,
complimentary to an equal number OF
their lady friends.
JOSEPH W. LATTISa and Miss Geor-
Ria G. Stanton were mIrried last
Thursday evening, November 18th, at
the residence Of the brideh parents,
by the Rev. r. A. Venable. No cards.
Ar the Higbee School IN next
Wednesday evening at 8 O'Clock a
Than ksgivlpg donation party will be
given for the benefit OF the lchool
library. All guests are expected to
contribute a book. An interesting
programme, music and elocution, has
been arranged, aud reception will
follow the exercises All friends of
the school are invited. y
RIPLEY Leader! Says the Memphil
Avalanche: "Mr. John r, Sloan, of
Upton county, Is a candidate for the
COMPREHENSIVE OF the State. Sloan
has a State reputation, is man OF the
most scrupulous integrity and Is
possessed by perfect demon OF
energy. II he is not elected, he will
make II lively for the candidate who
is. He is a big hearted, genial fellow,
and has mighty insinuating waye
when it comes down to canvaesing."
The Enterprise heartily indorses the
above, A long acquaintance with Mr..
SloAn, warrants US In saying that no
gentleman in the State could fill the
office more acceptably to the people.
THE Rev. ]. s. Order, in the Cum
berland Presbyteridn, eays OF the result
OF recent visit to this city and TO the
Cumberland Presbyterian Church :
"But to me Memphis complimented
itself more by the hearty reception
she gave your theoog cal school
agent. The first man / approached
said: Il have been expecting you for
some time. l have $500 for your
school, We raised in good notes aud
cash little over $4,000. OF this amount
six persons gave each $500, namely, j,
Il Goodlett, w. II. Goodlett, James
Lee, 4. L. MCGOWAN, Mira. Charlotte
W. Goyer and Mis-. florence G. Taylor.
0ne gave $3.50; others gave from 500
down. / feel like thanking God and
taking courage. am under obliga'
tons to the good people OF Memphis
for making my stay so pleasant and
profitable to our enterprise. My home
while there was more with the
brothers Goodlett than any others.
Gods blessings on this Christian
home. Allow me to express my ape.
CiAl obligation to Mr.. ]. f. Goodlett
for a most active interest in my work. y
Mr.. Order also SAYS OF the pastor oil
the Cumberland Presbyterian Church
here: III think the pastor is regarded
by the church as a man OF superior
ability"