The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-09
PERSONAL POINTS.
II. L. GuIoN has returned.

III. Il. bUloN mas returned.
j. N. MUYFoRD has returned from New
York.
IslDoRE FELNsToNE will leave today for
Arkansas.
MAYOR W. II. ADAMS returned yester-
day from the north.
Mr., AND Mrs. +. L, GoLDBAUM have
returned and are at the Peabody.
LOUIS KAHN, OF Kahn & Freiberg, re-
turned Sunday after an absence OF five
weeks.
Mrs. NJ. D. RHODES, most estimable
lady, died at 1870 o'clock last night at her
residence, No. 224 Linded street.
Mrs. CHARLES JONES and Mrs. Mamie
Jones returned last week from New York
and seashore resorts, after two months
| pleasant stay.
FRANK ID. CARUTHERs and his wife, nee
Miss Pearl Porter, returned yesterday
from their bridal tour, and are at home ut
No. los Monroe street.
VIsIToRs on change Yesterday. w. G..
Stephenson, Ensley, Tenn; T. NJ. Boone,
| Rienzi, Miss; Robert Pitton, Manchester,
England; G. L, Taylor, Batesvlle, Miss.
AMONG the arrivals at the Peabody yes
|
of Lost in London" j. b. Barlow and
Charles Meyers, New York, and Julius G..
Schloss, Cincinnati.
JAMES +. HIGGINs and wife, OF New
West, o., are registered at the Peabody.
Mrs. Higgins was formerly Miss Lula
Brown OF this city. The couple will be in
the city several days.
Col. j. A. BINFoRD, of Duck Hill,
OF Miss, is in the city, en- route to Wash
ington, where he goes to take charge oI
the cotton exhibit OF the United States &c
the Paris exposition. The colonel is an
influential citizen of his State, having
been honorcd with two terms in the STATE
Senate, where he made considerable rep
utation as an economist and statesman.
PROMINENT among the Gayosa arrivals
yesterday were the following: ii. NJ
James and wife, returned from lengthy
tour Of California; j. b. NacCaro and wife
Arkansas; W. K. Halsey, Tuscumba
Ala; Mrs r. NJ. Slcdge and four children
Concordia, Miss; Lieut.. Geo. A. Cornish
u. 5. A., who comes TO take charge OF Tia,
recruiting station at this point; Il. w
Armstrong, Piitsboro, Miss.
A. W. OsTERLou and Miss Mary Fran
sioli, two exceedingly popular young pee
pie, will be married at ST. Peters Catholi
church this morning. The Rev. Fathe
Moran is the oiliciate, the ceremony oC
curing at 10 o'clock. shortly after TN
consummaton OF their dream, Mr.. am
Mrs. Osterloh will leave on the steame
Arkansas City for st. Louis, Chicago an,
| other interesting points. Both have hun
dreds of friends who will follow them wit
l, good wishes, and on their return shove
congratulations upon them.
"PAP" has returned. Pap" was ava
just one month and one day. While h
was enjoying the society OF a fair an
4 charming lady in Indiana letter reache
: his temporary postoilice. Most men woul
, have rushed wildly 10 receive the missiy,
y but not 80 with the gentleman in question
q He knew the envelope. The letter arrive
= on Monday, but remained unclaimed unit
: Friday, when the main object for whic
"Pap" went 10 Indiana was recorded !
the diary Accomplished. AnothC
!, event will follow in the near future-nam,
= aud dates purposcly held back for tim,
. Who is "Pap?" Mr.. William II. Adam
. who holds down a responsible department
: in the local office OF the Wheeler x Wilso
:, Sewing Machine company.