The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-08-14
PERSONAL POINTS.

TO Join his family at Virginia Beach.
MISS JENNIE BUTTINGHAus left last night
for Nashville, to spend the heated term.
Miss LIZZIE A. Cox, of Springdale. spent
last Saturday with friends on Hill street.
VIsIToRs ON change yesterday: J. N.
Gill, w. NJ. Stewart, Bolivar county, Miss.
Miss Made GLASS has gone to Critten-
den Springs, KY, where she will remain
few weeks.
MAJ PIrKN G. WRIGHT, OF Nashville,
secretary OF the Tennessee Press associa.
ton, is in the city.
DR.. M. CARTwRIGHT' representing the
Lauderdale county Enterprise, is in the city
in the interest OF his paper.
REV. W. ID. BoGGs has gone to North
Carolina to visit his family. He expects
to be absent three or four weeks.
ATTORNEY A. X. HANCOCK, accompa-
MED by his family, departed on Saturday
for Old Point Comfort and the east.
LITTLE ALMA Cox STUART, OF Olive
Branch, has returned home after pleas
ant visit TO relatives on Hill street.
DR. A. NJ. WEST, accompanied by DIR.
Newborn, the dentist, have gone to Pick.
wick, Hardin county, Tenn, for two weeks
recreation.
Mr.. KIRK ALLEN is still confined TO his
bed at his residence, No. 373 Beale street,
from slight sunstroke received last Friday
evening" but is slowly recovering.
TnE Rev. DR.. Burfoid, OF Calvary church,
has been granted thirty days leave Of
absence by the vestry. lie will leave in
few days TO rejoin his family in the east.
MRs. J. w. CALDWELL and daughter,
Miss Rebecca, and Miss Emma Pcake, lettr
last night for a few weeks sojourn at Old
Point Comfort, n. Y, and other points in
the east.
DR.. Isaac Hull, OF Coahoma county,
Miss, died day before yesterday at Mont.
eagle, Tenn, and his remains passed
through Memphis yesterday en- route TO
Mississippi.
HOLMES CUMMIss, attorney for the Ches-
apeake 4 Ohio system of railways and
head OF the electric street railway enter.
prise, has returned in partial enjoyment OF
his former robust health.
MRs. MARY TRA0UE, wife Of Mr.. Thos.
league, formerly of this city, died last
Wednesday at Pine Bluff, Ark, aged fifty
six years. Her demise occurred at the
residence OF her daughter, Mn. S. A.
Kyle.
Miss LEILA LEVY, OF this city, who has
been in New York for two years under
training OF the best masters in music and
elocution will return in q few weeks and
devote herself TO her chosen profession OF
teaching.
NlRs. DR. r. T.. FRASER, Of Trenton,
Tenn, accompanied by Mrs Edgar r.
Walker and children, OF Memphis, left
last night by the Memphis q Charleston
railroad for Old Point Comfort and other
points east.
I. l.. FosSIcK, Ingleton. Ala; W. II.
Chaddock, Admission, Ala; h. Ullendorf
Tchua. Miss; 7. $. Brothers. New Orleans;
Alex. n. Taylor. Fulton, Ky; !. ID. Hill,
Trenton, Tenn, aud J. d. Loving Milan,
Tenn, are among the prominent arrivals
at the Peabody.
J. l.. Smith, Nathan Gregory, N. w.
Mason, wife and child, Augusta, Ark; A.
$ Johnson and wife. Riyerton, Miss;
Mrs. NJ. Campbell, Knoxville; n. X.
Sledgc aud wife, Como; VI. J. Bouldin and
vile, Mississippi, were among the guo-iS-
OF the GayosO yesterday.
fuRTHER changes have occurred In
local newspaper offices during the past
few days. Mr.. q. Kinney Underwood,
late city editor OF the LTdgr, has taken
charge Of the Geographic department Of
the Aruhmchc, and was succeeded on the
Leciger by Mr.. Thomas T.. Powell, society
editor OF tho Sunday Times.
u. A. MORRISON. the handsome Young
Main street druggist, has gone 20 Old
Point Comfort. From there he will 90 10
Washington, New York and Saratoga, and
when asked who would accompany him
MIR. Morrison's friends look wise wink
and smile, but say never word.
WN GuruEEiDoK, OF the United States
Rolling stock company, Chicago; w. II.
Chaddock, OF the same company, with
headquarters nj Admission, Ala; w. J.
. Courtney, Of the Cleveland City Forge and
Iron company, Cleveland, o., and A. Gran.
| dali, of Chicago, are here looking after the
contract for 800 cans 20 be given out by the
l., y. q. at The gentlemen are regis.
tered at the Peabody.
llRSRY G. NALL, Of this city, met with
what might have been serious accident
Saturday night ut Grenada, Miss. The
railroad men had carclcssly left push.
car in the space between the main and
side tracks Of the railroad, leaving a space
| Of scarcely three inches between Il aud
the passenger train. Mr.. Nall standing
on the steps Of the passenger car, had his
left foot badly mashed by coming In con-
tact with the push-car. which will proba-
bly, confinc him 10 his bed for some weeks.
lie has the sympathy Of his many friends
In this city.
Cot ESocn ESsLKY Is opening out cx-
tensiyc iron ore mines near Russcllyille,
! Ala some tHguty.threc miles souih al
Sheffield, on tho line Of the Sheffield a
q contract with the Sheffield 4 Birmine-
ham Coal, Iron and Railway company 10
supply them with coo tons OF ore daily.
He will also supply from these mines his
own furnace at sheffield and ship larvs
quantities Of orc 10 the tennessee Coal,
Iron and Railway companys huge fur.