The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-09-30
PERSONAL.

DIR. SIM has returned to tho city.
MISS FANNIE MAY has returned to
the city.
CAPT. HART FREEMAN arrived yester-
terday from few days trip.
OWING to the Jewish New Year the
palatial establishment OF l. Samelson
h Co, No. 80 Main street, will be
closed until o'clock this evening.
AT Miss Higbee's school, tomorrow
evening at 8 o'clock, there will be a
recital OF music and elocutlou by the
teachers. Patrons and friends are
cordially invited.
MISSES CARRIE WOLF and Florence
Fuld, assisted by Mrs. A. g. Milius,
will receive their many friends at the
residence OF Mr.. and Mrs Fuld, No. 80
Court street, on New Year, Thursday,
September 30,h.
A sPKcIAL from Des Moines, Ia, TO
the Cincinnati Ttmes-Stdr, states that
Mrs. Annie Chambers Ketchum, for
merly of this city, had taken the veil
and assumed the white wooden habit
OF the Third Order OF Penitence, Sisters
ofSt. Dominic.
VIsIroRs az the Cotton Exchange
Yesterday: @. p. Person, Collieryille ;
A. ]. Wick and Miss Mary Wick, Vicks-
bug; ]. Motter, st. Louis; Miss 3. J.
Deeson, Bolivar county, Miss A, 3
Walker and wife, Louisville, KY.
Mrs. w. A. Stsffsy, city; John Fergu
son. Mississippi; B. l.. Armstrong
Arkansas; Misses A. Lacy aud Sudie
Lacy, Oolliervllle.
TEE Rev. DR.. s. A. Steel, pastor o.
the First Methodist Church OF this
city, has received notice OF his ap-
pointment TO the Walnut Street Meth
odlst Church in Louisville, Ky. DR.
Steel endeavored to avoid TRANSIT 81
from the Memphis Conference, with
which he has had delightful relations
for the past four years; but the de
mand for his services at Louisville wa
too urgent for him to decline. TIT
Walnut Street Church Is the leadini
Methodist congregation in louisville
DR.. Steel will not leave his present
pulpit vacant.
DR.. A. j. KRLLAR, OF Hot Springs
who for many years was a resident o
Memphis, was exceptionally blessed
in his SONS. Two OF them, Muira,
and Irving, followed him into the pro
fession o; medicine and both hav
made most crsditable regulations, an,
in lines entirely Independent G
him, There is no better ply
stefan for his age than DR.. Murra
Keller, and DR.. Irving WAS quite hi
equal, in his specially superior. TIL
pride Of the father and mother cer
tered in these Young men. Ou
readers can Judge, then, of the fore
Of the blow they have received in To
death of their son Irving, which too
place yesterday morning at He
Springs. But not only to his idoliEin
parents and friends but to the Stat
Ia DR.. Irving Kellsr's death a grti
loss. To say we sympathize VIII
them is but O cold Journalism. w
deplore the death OF 50 useful an
promising young man as q loss b.
yond repair. A bright and brilliaI
life has been cut short in the momeI
of Its greatest usefulness. DIR. Irvir
was the most promising Of the your
physicians and surgeons OF Arkansa
The faculty not only Of that State, 81
OF Tennessee and Kentucky, confetst
his worth and assigned him a vel
high place even among the most g
: perienced Of their members. He W
ambitious and studlous, careful al
prudent, an uniailing and skilliul o
orator to whom the secrets OF his 9
and science were unfolded as II
magic to a favored one. Had he live
he would have won the highest no
ors and his name would have be,
among those that ale cherished for .
= best examples Of scientific truth n
accuracy.