The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-09-14
PERSONAL.

CAPT. 7. II. ARNOLD is among the
late arrivals.
W. G. LEE, OF Virginia, is stopping
ct the Gayoso Hotel.
]. A. GRUMPY, of Nashville, Tenn,
Is at the Gsyoso Hotel.
Miss PAULINE EDWARDS, of Dresden
is visiting Miss Floy Latham.
RICHARD PEAKR has lett the city ioI
a pleasure trip to Hope6eld.
P. w. PEBBLES, OF Mississippi, ia
stopping at the Gayoso Hotel.
L. P. COLEMAN and bride, of Melrose,
Mics, are stopping at the Gayoso Hotel.
JAMES CAsARETrA left for Little Rock
Sunday morning on visit to see his
relatives.
Mrs. T. ]. LATHAM, Mrs. H. @. Simp-
son and Miss Floy Latham returned
yesterday.
CAPT. BUNK HARRISON, County Reg
lister, stayed at home yesterday to cell
citrate his fiftieth anniversary.
DR.. G. w. OVERALL aud wife have
returned from their trip to California
and taken rooms at the Gayoso H)tel
for the winter.
MISSES MAGGIE AND JENNIE KETKUP
left for their homes in Louisville yes
terday morning after pleasant stay
with friends in the city.
MIss CARRIE M. HEATING will re-
sumo her classes in music (piano AMI
vocal on the lat of October next. For
terms, apply at Z. Witzmann & Co.
Second street.
Col. I. b. HOOKER, Of Delta, Miss,
shipped twenty bales ofnew cotton to
Fulmer, Thornton q CO. yesterday.
This ia the largest single shipment of
new cotton tn s season.
CHRIS. KAISER is candidate for
constable in the Fourteenth District.
Having lived in that district for many
years, he is favorably known and is
popular with all classes Of people.
MISS EMMA THORNTON, of MARKETS.,
Ga, who has been two months with
her brother, J. j. Thornton, No. %
Cynthia Place, left for home last
h'kutJ dGNOnlphulNu Nv mltb OlVue,
who will be absent till October 18th.
Mr.. A j. MARTIN has returned from
Kansas City, where he was received
with distinguished consideration by
his old friends there. The Kan as City
Journal of Commerce speaks OF him as
one of the frat editors OF that paper.
Mr.. Martin Yves prominently con-
nected with the early enterprises of
that flour.shing place.
MRS. P. A, JOHNSON and her little
granddaughter, Edna Robb, have re.
turned home after three months trip
in the East, during which time they
have visited Niagara Falls, various
points in Canada and all the fashions.
BILE seaside resorts and watering places.
They were the guests Of Mrs. John
son's con, John Robb, the well known
and popular theatrical manager.
WIN. G. TAYLOR has been connected
with the APPEAL saf for several
yesrs. In every position in which he
h been employed he has filed it
ably aud acceptably. He has rendered
his resignation az telegraph editor,
and departed yesterday for California,
which State is to be his future home.
The owntrs ufthe APPEAL have known
Mr.. Taylor from his birth. He c)mes
from one Of the Oldest and best fami-
lies OF North Alabama. We part with
him With regret, and he will carry
with him the good wishes of the en-
ployes in every department of the
APPsAL aud of all who know him.
With cultivated mind and perfect
integrity, combined with an innate
sense Of justice and an Unborn
courtesy that never wouude, Mr.. Tay-
lor has the ability and experience to
make himself prominent journalist.
We honor hum for bis talents, sdmire
him for his fine traits, the purity of
his heart, the gentleness of his nature
and the manliress OF his character.
We predict fer him an homo able and
successful career, and the APPEAL
staff and entire force part from him
with tender regrets and prayeriul good
wishes for his happiness, and in hop
ing that his success in his new home
will be commensurate with the desires
of the friends he leaves behind.