The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-06-12
PERSONAL POINTS.

Mn. f. l.. GoLDBAuM is at Monte Sano.
Mn. w. A. COLLIER returned Saturday
from the north.
Cart. THos. RADCLIFFE, OF Ensley, Ala,
Is at the Peabody.
CHIEF OF PoLIcE DAVIS is quite III a, his
home on Vance street.
G. II. CROWLEY, Of New Orleans, Is stop
ping at the Gayoso hotel.
Mas. G. NEWTON is very i'll at her resi-.
dcnce, No. 93 Alabama street.
Mn OWEN Blows and wife, Of Yazoo
City. Miss, are guests at the Peabody.
Cot ESocH ENsLEY and son have re-
turned from a business trip TO Alabama.
Mn AND Mas. n. NJ. JoNEs are "at
home" at the family residence ON Poplar
street.
Miss REnEccA NICuoLsoN, Of Knoxville,
Tenn, is visiting relatives at IS9 Poniotoc
street.
TnE Rev. George G. Harris. formerly
rector OF Calvary church, is in the city Wis
iting friends.
MAX BnHNER. Of New York; s. NJ. Pho
land, Of New Orleans, are stopping at the
Gayoso hotel.
Mn. FRANK JOHNSON, one Of the largest
cotton planters in Bolivar county, Miss,
is nj the Peabody.
MRs. II. n. TowNER returned Saturday,
after an absence Of two months, visiting In
New York and Ohio.
SUPERINTENDENT JoHN II. SULLIVAN, Of
the Kansas City, Memphis & Birmingham
railroad, is ut Kansas City.
Mis- HATTIE MATTHIAS, a popular young
lady Of Clarksdale, Miss, il sojourning at
the Peabody for a lev days.
| VsfroRs on change yesterday John j..
| Mcdonald, Rome, Ga, III. I. Sinnott,
II. Buchanan. Nashville, Tenn.
Mus. LOUISE RoYsTER has returned from
n delightful visit Of several weeks 10 friends
and relatives at Coyington, Tenn.
Carr. JosErH LESow. vile and Mis-
Edna Freeman left yesterday for Tulla'
homa, 10 be absent for the summer.
Ma. JomS ID. ADAMS and Mr. J. II. Nc
Carihy, prominent citizens OF Little Rock,
are among tho arrivals at the Gayoso.
TN. COLLINS, Miss J. G. Hamlet and
]. Y. Robertson, Tennessee; d. II. Buell.
Detroit, Mich, are at the Gayoso hotel.
MEssEs. J. NJ. CALDWELL and 7. W
Porter. capitalists OF birmingham, Ala
are among the latest arrivals at Tia,
Gayoso.
Mn.sRs. W. W. FAoAS and NJ. J.. Sar
gent, prominent officials Of the kansa
City railroad system, are registered at the
Gayoso.
DR. JEVVERsoS DgNEST, a prominen
physician Of Huntsville, Ala, Is visiting
his sister, Mn. X. u. Thompson, at IN
Union street.
JuDGE Isaac NJ. SrEELE, Ripley, Tenn.
Mrs. John Head and children, Grcenyillc
, Miss; Ben schapkcr, Chicago n. Calishcr
, New York, are among the prominent al
rivals At the Peabody.
Ma T.. l. GoLDBAUN, OF Iellner 90.
, has lust returned from an excursion Z
Monte Sano hotel, near Huntsville. s
4 much delighted was he With the place tha
! he left his wife and infant there 10 renal
: all summer
a Miss MAY RosIBRoU0H has rcturneI
( from Huntsville Ala, where she graduate
J. with the highest honors. being yaledi'
torian Of her class Of thirty-thce. Sh
hal the honor Of drawing for thrc
medals, but only received the one {,
A book keeping. We understand that Nh
will spend the summer In Virginia.
. Tvs good people living nj and near Blu
tyn's station, are justly proud OF u
honors received by those Of their leadir
y young ladies In school during the ter
!, ust closed. Miss Irene Brown, first hon
d pupil at Miss Conway's, Mis- Liz
Holmes, similar distinction at Miss III
Y bees, and Miss Mary Roscborougb, vi
q captured the honor Of the Hunisyill
!, Ala, female college, are all priced met
. bcr Of the Buntyn community. The
= neighbors are very properly elated oy
= their triumph, aud point to II a. eyidcn.
Of the intellectually prevailing In u
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