The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-12-21
PERSONAL MENTION.


phis tas week.
RIPLhE (Niss.) Sentinel: Mr.. j. T.
Finger, ons OF our merchants, is in
Memphis this week.
BnHISa (Ala.) Age: Mr.. @. A.
Sexton IL IN tue city, on u visit to his
brother, DIR. O. r. Sexton.
LITTLE Rock (Ark.) Democrat: ]. w.
Knett returned from Memphis last
night quite III. and is now in bed.
RI0HMoND (vs.) Wing: Mr.. r. L.
TraylOr, formerly OF this citv, now
resident a Memphis, Tenn, is in the
city.
8oNRvILLR (Tenn.) Falcon: Mrs.
Jas. f. Hunter, OF Memphis, is on
visit to relatives at this place. She
will remain about week.
OoLgmrA (Tenu) Democrat: Rev.
James Kirkland 10 lying very sick at
his home near Culleoka, and but little
hopes OF his recovery are entertained.
Sards reporter The Hon. r. III.
Taylor spent last Friday in Memphis,
whittier he went TO meet bis accomp-
lished daughter on her return from
Missouri.
BTnAuA (Misa.1 Journal: The Rev.
J. I. Moody will preach at the Msiho-
dist Chuich in this town next Sum
day. The Rev. NJ. BeDge took cara for
Memphis on Wednesday. W. Il. Fu-
trsl returned home on Tuesday from
Memphis.
COwNsToN Leader: Jaq. Hurts, who
has been in the employ OF the n. N. 4
NJ. Y. Railroad Company at Memphi
is at home this wesk. 8 8. Calhoun
will move TO Memphis soon. We re-
grd 10 lose 80 good a citizen as Mr..
Calhoun.
JACKSON (Tenn.) DispGtoh: Bishop
Dunoau, Methodist, left here imme-
diately after the adjournment OF the
conference for Port Hudson, Miss, to
preside over tho Mississippi Confer
ence. He made Bp ended impression
while here.
0evingtou, Tenn, Leader: When
Doak edited the OiarksVille Tobacco
Le9 they called him Admiral Doak.
In UineiBBsti he was known as Par
con Doai In Memphis as Dol. Dosk,
aud since he has become a govern
ment official they osll him Gen. Doak.
JACKSON (Tenu.) Wig; Mrs. O.
Wiliams Of this city left for Mem
pbii early this week to attend the we'd
n ug Of kr daughter, Miss Emma, 10
M. William Wthsrspoon OF the
"BluG Oity." We wish the happy
young co1Dle much joy In their union
OF no rts and hands.
JACKSON (Tenn.) Tribune: Miss
WAlie Wood OF Memphis who has
been visiting Miss Mary Balce, return
| cd home last Saturday. Mrs. l.. \.
Qodshaw Of Memphis, alter p easant
visit 10 her uncle and aunt, Mr. and
Mrs. IA. Tuchfsld, left Sunday for
home. Mr.. J. II Husch attended this
week the Tennessee Building Assoca-
ton Union In session at Memphis.
BoLIvAR (Tenn.) Bulletin: Mr.. Ben
Wilson, Of Memphis, paid friends
here a short visit the first OF this
week. Gen. II. p. Nicely returned
from Il tip to Memphis and Nashville,
on Saturday last. Mr.. Jerome Hi |, of
ST. Louis; DR.. George b. Peters, of
Arkansrs; the Hon, George B. Peters,
OF Memphis, and Mr.. John III. Polk,
of Nashville, were here on Sunday
last to attend the funeral Of Maj 4.
p. ArEeal.
SANDS mis- reporter: Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert q Bckles, of LonRtown, spent
list "Wednesday in Memphis. Miss
Fannie May Davis is visiting in Mem
phis this week. Sam Meek was in
Memphis Wednesday. Mepsre. Gal
lowAy b .llicott aud Bob Mclean Of
Memphis, vera in Sardis Monday.
Mrs. Oellinger and jim Nichols came
down flom Mem nhls last Sunday even
Ing. The latter returned next morn
ing, but the former will remain some
time, a. M, Vanderpool's.
JACKSON (Tenn.) Dispdtch The Rev.
JR Graves, LII D., Of Memphis, is in
the city for few days, the guest Of
Prof. and Mrs. lrby. Mr.. j. II. Hirsch
10 In Mem phis this week attending the
nestlpg Of the Tennessee Building
AssSci atoms Union. Mr.. John Grimm
and wife. who have been living in
Memphis for the past four years and q
half, have returned to Jackson, their
old home, where they will reside In
tho future. Mics Willie Wood, an &C.
Complished young lady of Memphis,
who has been Wishing friends here the
past few weeks, returned home last
Saturday. Her winning ways made
her many RdmireIs in the social circles
OF our city,