The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-07-19
that the Republican party would be
thing Of the past before another year. The
usual committees were appointed.
PERSONAL POINTS.

MR. JOSEPH DKuCE anu ldtliiN e'S sum
mering at Norfolk, Va.
Miss AMELIA LEON left Tuesday evening
for New York and Chicago.
JUDGE l.. II. Estes and family are visit
ing friends in Paducah, Ky.
Miss FLORENCE FULD has gone to
Chicago to remain until fall.
Mrs. X. l.. HUNTER and family are
spending the summer in Kentucky.
Mr.. X. d. JORDAN left last night for a
short season OF rest and recreation.
Mis-. LILLIAN Ross, charming young
lady OF Louisville, is here visiting friends.
DIR. d. d. SAUNDERS, after leaving his
family at Monteagle, returned to the city
last night.
ii. G. LAwHoRN, editor OF the West Ten
nessee Leader, published at Mckenzie, is
in the city.
Miss Rosa FULD and Mrs. 0ppenheimer
have returned from pleasant visit to
Helena, Ark.
Mr.. J. NJ. JONES and mother, Mrs. Mary
]. Jones, have gone TO Waukesha Springs
for the summer.
Mrs. II. G. NALL and children, accom-
panied by Mrs. I. j. Nall, left for Mont
eagle last night.
WM. NJ. KELLAR and w. J. Yates of the
Memphis 4 Charleston railroad, lett last
night for New York, and points east.
Mr. w. II. BURKE, a popular attache OF
Schoofeld, Hanauer 4 Co., has gone to
West Point. Va. his old home, TO spend q
few days.
Mn. J. 4. OLIVER and family have gone
to Norfolk, Va, whence they will proceed
TO Cobbs island TO spend the balance o
| the summer.
Mrs. JONI LEON and daughter, Mis-
| Amelia, have gone 10 Chicago, where
they will remain for few days, and ther
proceed TO New York.
MEsDAMEs X. l.. KNOX, T. w. Tucker
and w. s. Alternately left yesterday by
steamer Buckeye State for the Cincinnati
exposition. They will also visit othel
northern resorts before returning.
T.. +. McvEIGu, Osceola; Frank II
Lewis Chicago; II. G. Mcclure, New Or
leans; Miss Lillian Ross, Louisville; ii. A
Craycroit, Louisville; J. W. Cutrcr an,
wife, Ciarksdalc, Miss, and Samuel II
Morton, Somcrvillc, Tenn, are registered
at the Peabody.
Mn. w. A. MAYO, Of Paris, Tex, la
written to friend in this city for the al
dress OF Miss Mary Shields, his cousin
The lady is also cousin OF Miss Virgins
Shields, who married Col. W. L. Walden
an ex.coniodcrate officer OF Memphis
She has the Shiloh battle flag, which MI
Mayo wishes TO secure for the reunion q
ex-Coniedcratcs at Paris in August next
AMoSG the most cordially welcome
visitors whom Memphis has had for man
days is Mr. Charles Campbell, OF Mon
gomcry, Ala. but formerly OF Memphis
, Ills surviving comrades OF the old "Shclb
Greys" have been especially dclightc
| 20 have their "Chariic" Campbell anon
: them once more lie il now in the So
. vice OF the United States government /
I national bank examiner, which bushes
brings him here.
Ar yesterdays session OF the nations
Teachers association, at san Francisc
Miss Mary l.. Decchcr, Of this city, read
paper on practical Value in Life Of Tas
Tor Good Reading" She said, amoI
other things, that books were interpreto
OF ideal lie. "Thcy should lift rs abo'
/, the level Of the earth aud carry IA upwal
TO the bright realms OF pure thought. ho
! aspirations anil contemplation OF diyii
truth aud beauty. only IA this could th'
teach Us TO live. and failing in this th'
4 are useless, " not pcrncious.'