The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-01-08
J. B. Necly, Of Memphis, are at the wav-
A. CoiTeeviIIe, Miss.


Mr.. Henry Bobbitt and Miss Dora Woods
were married by Mr.. @. g. Hight last
week. The contracting parties are promi-
nent members Of society in the neighbor-
hood west OF here, and are heartily con-
graduated by all.
Mr.. Willie Harbor and Miss Allie Pate
were married at the residenceo OF the brides
father, near here, last week, and have
started on their journey through life with
the best wishes OF many warm friends.
Mr.. J. o. Vann, aged sixty, and Mrs. s.
A. York, aged iifty-eight, were married at
the brides residence, near here, last Tues
day, by Mr.. J. j. Melton. Mr.. Vann has
for many years been leading citizen OF
falobusha, and is one of her largest real
estate owners. The friends Of both parties,
and they are many, heartily congratulate
the couple in their happy union.
Last week the young people Of Cofeeville
gave a ball at Newburger's hall, and the
youth and beauty OF the neighboring towns
young ladies and gentlemen Of this place
should feel proud OF the success which has
ever attended their efforts in this direction,
as IL goes to show that a perfect spirit OF
congeniality and good will exists between
them.
Miss Clara Kelly, one OF Coheeville's
most charming and beautiful young ladies',
visited friends in Grenada this week.
Miss Florence Winborn, OF Sails, Miss,
has been visitor 10 our town during the
past week
Mr.. G. G.. Hight, justice Of the peace for
beat No. |, was thrown from his horse last
week and seriously injured Mr.. Hight
has many friends in this vicinity, and
his speedy recovery is earnestly hoped for.
Mr.. d. Davenport, who has been con-
fined to his bed with typhoid fever for
several weeks, il convalcscent.
MIR. Henry Brown, Of Sails, Miss, takes
the place Of Mr.. II. T.. Nicely as assistant
depot agent at this place.
DIR. H. $. Bcadles, a rising young physi-
elan OF our town, is visiting friends and
relatives at Coles Creek, Miss.
Mr. George Barnes, from Bonham, Tex,
has been in Coiieeyillc for the past few
days.
Mr. John NJ. Hall and lady, Of Velma,
Miss, were in the city this week, having
just returned from mn extended tour
through Tennessee.
Big-hcarted Lewis Tilghman, OF Hardy
Station, spent several days in town during
the holidays.
Mr.. j. $. Brown, son OF our genial
chanccry clerk, left for Water Valley last
"Wednesday TO take charge OF the clerks
office in the Second district.
Mrs. H. A. llamblct and little daughter,
Molhc, left for ten days visit TO Stark
vile, Miss, + riday night.
Mr. John Ellsworth left last week TO at
tend school In gainesville, Ala.
A leap year party" was given last
Monday evening at the residence OF
Capt W. 7. Wynn, which was, in
every respect, decided success.
MIR. Towns Wynn, who came home for
the holidays from the Agricultural and
Mechanical college at Starkvlle, returned
10 his school last Monday evening.
Capt q. II. Lester and Capt W. +.
Wynn visited Jackson this week.
Senator :. NJ. Ross and Representative
Williamson departed for their post Of duty
In jackson this week
lalobusha countys genial sheriff, Char
~ Cook, was in town Monday.
Mcssrs. 4. II. Il. Vanhoozer, n. Clay
and J. l.. LAycook, OF Torrance, were
among the visitors TO Coflcevile Monday.
Miss Annie Kelly, Of Winona and Miss
Stella Rollins, Of Grenada, wcrc visitors 10
our town during the holidays.
Mr.. III. T.. Nicely, who has for several
years been the assistant depot agent nj
this place, left last Monday 10 take q situa-
ton at Coahoma, on the Mississippi Valley
railrnal