The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-06-17
PERSONAL POINTS.

DIR. DAVID WALK will preach in Collier.
willie today.
Mas. o. NJ: PECK is spending the summer
at Westwood, o.
HUeH II. HuSr has returned home from
Bellarie school in Virginia.
Mrs. $. MANSFIELD and Mrs. J. W. Fnlmer
have gone TO Monte Sano for a short stay.
MRs w. G. ScHwALMEyHR and daughter
are visiting the old homestead In Richmond.
Va.
Mr.. J. NJ. TRnEyANr has gone TO Chicago
and the northwest for few weeks of rccrca-
ton.
J. J. MCDONALD, cotton buyer was on yes
terday elected member OF the Cotton ex-
change.
VISITORS on change yesterday: G. T. Cot
fin, Pontotoc, Miss, Guy Il. Barton, New
Orleans.
Sol COLEMAN leaves early next week for
Saratoga, where he will spend the next two
months.
The APPEAL is indebted 10 Mr. James T..
Hunter, Of the criminal court, for
courtesics.
Miss DAISY GUyTHER Of Greensboro, Ky,
Is visiting Miss Lulu V. Wilson, at No. los
Union street
MRs. 4. w. KEEsEE and Miss Zelda Polk
are visiting their sister, Mrs. 5. A. Pepper,
No. AS Adams street.
Miss BIRDIE HISS, one Of the Jewish bellies
OF Memphis. left for New York, Long
Branch and Saratoga to spend the summer.
On the Iron Mountain route the local
time OF leaving Of the Texas express train has
been changed to Gas o'clock am. This train
formerly left at o'clock AIN.
Mn. X. V. WILSON. of Mansford's, left yes.
terday for Saratoga Springs, n. u, where he
viii spend part OF the summer, aud return
by way OF San Francisco 10 Memphis.
TnE Rev. X. A. Vcnablc, of the First
sppi, and will I'LL his pulpit today at the
usual hours for service. II o'clock a. m. and
8 o'clock p. m.
Mr.. AND Mrs. J. II. ALLEN, Of Oil Trough,
Ark, are in the city visiting friends. Mr.
Allen will return in o few DAYS, but Mrs.
Allen will spend several weeks with her
many warm friends.
j. ii. THonr-oS and wife leave for Louis.
vile, Ky, on the 10 O'Clock train by the q.
o. & ). W. railroad. Mr. Thompson Is q
delegate 10 the supreme lodge. A. %. u. W,
which conVcncs at 10 O'Clock ON the 10Th
inst.
d. ALLISON, general passenger agent, Mis-.
sour Pacific milnoad. 81, Louis; A. J. Fly
shaker, New York; 4. II. McNairy. New or.
leans, George Rothgeiscr, New York, and
DR. Montagu ID. Boyd, Savannah, Ga, are at
the Peabody.
AT the o'clock evening service nj Grace
church a specially fine musical service will
be rendered. Misses Gage and MOsby, and
McssS Gagc, Ryan and Hutton will assist
the regular choir Services by DIR. Patterson
will be from q to O'Clock.
THE board Of directors Of the Aldrich Sew.
ing Machine company held q meeting last
night and voted their general manager aud
secretary. Mr.. J. h. hldrich, n weeks leave
Of absence on full pay. Mr.. Aldrich will
depart today for Chicago and other cities.
All are invited 10 attend lawn party 10
lie given by the "Diatcleans' OF the First NJ.
T.. Church, Tuesday the 18th, ut Mr.. II. N.
woodsons residence on McLcmorc avenue.
Special dummy trains will leave corner Sec.
ond aud Gayoso from $50 TO ~ o'clock. Re-
frcshmcnts, % cents.
NEws reached the city yesterday Of the
death, In New York city ON the 9th instant,
In the cighty-sixth year OF his age, 81 Mr..
u. J. Walton, Tor many years n citizen Of
Memphis. Mr.. Walton will readily be nc.
called by the old-timc citizens Of Memphis,
TO whom for generation or two his was a
familiar figure upon our streets. lie died nj
the residence OF his daughter, Mrs Hattie
NJ Trczeyant, ON East Seventeenth street,
New York