The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-08-08
PERSONAL.

l. W. HUMPHREY has SOne 10 NLl-
cago.
Miss Ella TALLY left last night for
Monte agile.
MRS. E. SToTEsBURY has returned
from Cincinnati.
J. MoDAvITT aud family have gone
North to recuperate.
BEN BINGHAM and wife leave tomor-
row for summer trip.
MISS ANNIE Nolan departed last
evening for Chicago.
Mrs. D. 4. BOWLING is visiting
friends at Tracy City.
DEN BINGHAM and wife leave for
Ben Aqua Springs tonight
]. H. MoDAvITT will take few
weeks rest at Auburn, KY.
MRS. M. A. G. FERGUSON will be at
Mounteagle for the next month.
Mr.. AND MRS H. MENDELsoN leave
for Chicago 10 visit friends tonight.
R. M. REYNOLDS and Herman Rot
childs, of Hous,on, Tex are in the city.
NINE. FAN. NAYS, clairvoyan', will
be absent from the city for a +. W days.
MRS. A. CAsPARY and daughter,
Es's, left this morning for Chicago, to
visit relatives.
J. j. TANNER and his son, and
Henri Strenli are off on trip to Chi
csgo snd Milwaukee.
S. J. King left last evening for
trip to 81 Louis-Iumor Bays en- very
important business.
MISS ARTELIA JONES hes returned,
after having aDeut several months
pleasantly i'll Glass, Temp.
W. NJ. JAMES, Of the finn Of Nc.
Davitt, Jam q Co., wi b family, has
taken a trip Norm and Est.
o. X. HoUCK and Matt Hall, OF
Houck's mu ic store, ware among yes
terdsy's departures for Chicago.
Mrs. CHAs QUENTEL, of Cincinnati,
is in the city. She is accompanied by
her charming little daughter May.
j. L FROST leaves tonight, via Chi
cago, for an extend, d EAste,n trip. He
Will be absent for two or three weeks
Mr.. j. SUGARMAN and wife, Henry
Frank and Misses Leah and Theresa
Frank departed last night for Wauke-
sha.
SAM CLAYPooL left for Bowling
Green, KY, lsst night, where he will
be a guest of his brother, DR.. Lige
Claypool.
MEssBs. P. ]. QUIGLEY, M T. Gar
vim, j. j. Duffy and j. Algeo left yes
terday for two weeks visit to Moore
head City.
CHAIRMAN SLAUGHTER and his
daughter, Mrs. Ga land, leave this
moraiDg for three wesks' trip
through Virgin a.
LOUIS RIEGEL ard wife left last night
for Chicago and her North western
points. They will be absent for a
couple of weeke.
MRS. NJ. LARKIN, of 440 Vance
street, has gone to Atlantic CITY. She
was accom- MED by her nieCes, Misses
Katis and Magg Larkin,
Mrs. IKE PkTRRs and children have
g'ne TO Chicago From there they
will visit some of the Northwestern
watering places for few weeks.
Mrs. WILLIAM L. CLARKE, who has
spent the summer in the West, has re-
turned t. the ty. She is at the Gay
oso Hotel, which is to be her future
home.
]. N. MULF1RD, the enterprising
jeweler, lef, for New York aud oSher
Erstern points on Friday, where he
will lock after additional mas ufactur-
ing facilities and the latest designs in
jewelry for the fail trade.
8. A. GoDsHAw, at 20S Main street, is
becoming quite popu ar with that
class Of people who want to borrow
money and have first class collateral
10 put up. He advances literally and
treats his customers fairly.
DR. J. B. SAWYER has moved from
Jones avenue to his new home, APO
Mississippi avenue. Hisoffice will re.
main at 275 Main street. Telephone
connections. The fIiends OF this gen.
tleman must feel happy at his success.
He has been in Memphis about two
years, and hiss scquired an extensive
practice, much Of it among the lead
ing people.
THERE is a jolly party at In0leside,
the valley home Of Col. B. w. and
Can't T. H. Arnold. The following were
registered at the Peakes of Otter:
Col B. W. A mold X. M. l.; Capt. T.
H: Arnold, Memphis; the Rev. j. D.
Arnold, Miss Lillian Arnold, Mics
May Arnold, Mis- Pearl Arnold,
Ma colin Arnold, vii lie Arnold, Hem
derson, N. c.; Mis- Dora Jones,
Greensboro, N. O.; Miss Elna Thomp
son, Bedford.
Solid Silverware at MuIfOrd's