The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-07-12
PERSONAL POINTS.

Mn. WALTER G. STEPHENSON, OF Ems
ley's, is in the city.
VIsIToR on change yesterday: r. s.
Burwell, Morrilton, Ark.
Mrs. JAMES STEVENSON and son are Wis
iting friends in Covington, Tenn.
Mrs. w. A. Percy and daughter, Miss
Lady, are sojourning at the Peabody.
Mr.. NJ. GAVIN and family depart this
morning for the east to spend the summer.
Mn. J. b. DRIVER, prominent attorney
OF Osceola, Ark, is guest at the Gayoso.
Miss FANNIE HARRIS left Monday for
Sheffield, Ala, where she will spend
the heated season.
Mn. BEN SPEARS left last night for the
east. On his return he will stop few
days at the springs.
Mr.. CHARLEs l.. PEAsE, Of Dayton, O.,
one OF the largest dealers in oil in that
State. is registered at the Peabody.
Tie Hons. II. G. Norman and T. X.
Reddick, leading citizens OF Somervillc
Tenn, are registered mt the Peabody.
The Rev. II. A. Jones left the city LAST
night on visit 10 Columbia, Murfeesboro
and other towns in Middle Tennessee.
Mn. +. A. MORRISON is recuperating at
Collicrville, picnicking and playing the
role OF spider and fly to belle OF that
place.
Miss FLORENCE AND LILY DREYFus leave
this morning for Birmingham, Tuscaloosa
aud the mountains OF Alabama, to spend
the summer.
MEssRs. JAMES S. HAMILTON, Of Jack
'on, Miss, and William |. Cherry, of
Nashville, are among the latest arrivals at
the Peabody
BENJAMIN NJ. STAINDAcK is visiting his
parents at McMinnville, and will seek a
lew weeks recreation in the mountains OF
Middle Tennessee.
X. ]. LEWIS, st, Louis; Charles f. Pease.
Dayton, o.; John u. Driver, Osceola,
Ark, and Il. NJ. Nixon, New Castle, Ind,
were among the Gayoso arrivals yesterday
Mn. w. J. BRowS, agent OF the Pacific
Express company, who has been quite i'll
Tor several weeks, is convalescent and WILL
il is thought be able 10 resume his duties
again in few days.
MRs. G. NJ. owens, nee Helen Pope,
laughter OF s. X. Pope, OF Cas- county,
Ark, died at kensett, Ark, on Sunday,
July 10. Mrs. Owens was well and favor
ibly known, and had many friends in
his city.
Miss Rosa RAMBAUr will be among tho
pirty that will accompany Miss Fannie
Nay on her sketching tour through the
mountains Of Kentucky and Virginia.
The party will leave here Monday. and
will make its irst stop at High Bridge,
ny.
Cart. ALBERT SMITH, OF Newport, Ark,
accompanied by party OF charmingy young
school ladies, Misses Alberta Smith, kPisl
Watson and Olive Caldwell, all OF New
rort. passed through the city yesterday On
route home. They were registered at tho
iayoso.
YESTERDAY Mrs. Joe NJ. Henochsberg
and her two children, Edna and Clarence,
left on n pleasure trip % visit friends at
Wynne and Nandale. From there they
will 20 TO Swan Lake, in the Ozark mount
aints, at which place Mr.. Henocksbcrg,
with n party OF Memphis friends, will meet
them and expect 20 have a bully" time.
ELLEN, tho eight months old daughter
oi Fireman Mike Cleary, died last night
n 10 O'Clock at the residence OF her
parents, on Winchester street While her
death was not unexpected, II has never
lhclcS cast deep gloom over the parents
and their friends. The funeral will take
place this afternoon ut $50 o'clock from
tho family residence. Mikes friends deep
ly sympathize with him in his sad afllic.
ton.