The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-12-27
PERSONAL POINTS.
G. W. DUDLEY Is at The Gavoso.

c. W. DUDLEY is at the Gayoso
Mrs. GEo. 4. STERN, OF Okolona, Miss,
y visiting her mother, Als Annie G..
Hunt, at No. $50 Union street.
Mas. g. NJ. PEACOCK, Of Tiptonville,
Tenn, is visiting her daughter, Mrs j. -.
Fuller, at No. $50 Third street.
Miss SELDEN's reception for today has
been postponed on account Of the illness
OF Mrs. Phelan's youngest son, Julian.
Miss MATTE BENNETT is being hand
somely entertained by her friend. Miss
Hattie Hoeg, at I3 Exchange street ex.
tended.
JonS L. KERR, OF Chicago. late Of Mem.
lhis, ~ IN the city for the HOLIDAYS. John
has legion of friends here who are always
glad TO see him.
BELL ErnERiDGE, now n resident Of
Desden, Tehn., has been in thocity few
days circulating among his old friends aud
enjoying the holidays
JUDGE W. J. WILEY, a largo and pros
porous planter, at one time on the SUI
Prcme Bench OF Louisiana, is sojourning
at the Gayoso for a few days.
MISS JrIiA SNITiI, Of Coyinglon. Tenn.
who IL universally admired for her rare
beauty and intellect, is visiting her friends,
the Misses Page, at No. i0j Court street
extended.
WV. II. JACKSON Of Toledo. Ohio, Miss
Marion jackson Of Nashville. son and
daughter ofJudgc Howell T. jackson. are
ON a visit for a few days 10 relatives at 2l2
Alabama street
NrlroEs on Change yesterday A. !.
Ewing, Owngsvillc, Ky; J. W. HOWE.
Tupclo, Miss; II. u. Duyca, New York:
r. l. McCook, New York; A. H. Spencer,
TcXarkaua, Tex.
r. II. SENPLE, chief engineer of tho
Tennessee Midland Railroad, mas returned
from jackson, Tenn, where lac has been
for the past several days looking after the
extension Of that line eastward.
j. q. MCGuiEE, one 81 the editors and
Eroprieton Of the lazoo City Miss.
hrdd, is In the city with his family. and
y meeting with encouraging success in
imprcssing upon Memphis busines, men
the merits Of his excellent paper
Col l.. LARDio, Michigan; W. ]. Jack.
son, Grenada; Saml. j. Goodrich, Jackson;
A. n. Satilay Alabama; w. H. Hall. 4.
y. Jones, Omaha; Thomas H. ilouser,
North Carolina, arc among the prominent
arrivals OF the Clarendon Hotel
TnE Hon. lsiam G.. Harris, Tennessee.
Alfred III. Moses, Sheffield Ala; ]. q.
Hall, Lima, o.; Miss A. 4. Hammond. !
Middlcberg, Vt; Miss G. u. Supcr. Ma |
lone, y. Y; II. J. Summcriicld. Grenada: |
Jno. A. Trent, 81. Louis: G. A. Stainhack: |
the Hon. Jas I. Stokes, Mississippi. arc |
at the Peabody.
AT Gaston's Hotel arc H. n. Camp and |
family New York: tho Rev. John ~. !
Bell and wife, Mississippi; l.. G. Crump. /
wife and daughter West Point Miss; b. |
Cox and wife, Nowburn. Tenn: John r. /
Edwards, Nicksburg, Miss: The Rev. q.
w. Hogs and daughter, Alabama; 4. VI.
King aud wife, Rossyille. Tenn; Miss Nj
T.. llcrcndcn. Mississippi
THE APrrAL i under obligations 10 W.
". Cobb, telegraph operator at Wahalnk.
Mrs, Tor appreciated courtcsios During
the visit Of THE Atrial correspondent To
Nnhalak, Mr.. Cobb was not only uni.
iormly polite, but over rVndy 10 discpm.
mode himself 10 facilitate the business of
othors These characteristics In dcpot
agent are 20 rare % 10 merit cons2icious
and grateful mention.
\. NJ kiNG, Young gentleman Of OK.
cellen' reputation aud business qualiGra.
tons, manager Tor Myers Il llambut lnryc
planters IN Colhoma County. Mia.gslppi
was joined in The holy bonds OF mairi,
mony at noon Christmas day. 10 Miss
Fannie Bedford, an cslimablc aud charm.
ing Young lady, ai the residence of her
iaihor, Capt John Bedford, Of Ros.v,llc.
Tenn, the Rev. &. II. Owens officiating.
After the ceremony The happy couple lgii
for Mcmphia. whore they arr rloppIng nj
Gasion's, whence they intend this evening
TO start for their nov home In Mississippi.