The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-06-21

Mr. M MILLrn, Of Louisville, is at the
Peabody. 'olfi
SAN B; ADAMS, bfsrIitlc Rock, is at the
Gayoso hotel. wv
CAPT. 3 B. ADAMS, Of Little Rock, Is reg
istered at the Gaynso.
JupoE W. p, BoSp, of senatobia, Miss, is
registered at the Peabody.
Mrs. Is. b. STERLING of Little Rock Ark, Is
In the city en- route 10 Miss.
q. nj. HELNN and Mr. Startling, Of Missis-
sippi are stopping at the Gayoso hotel.
Mrs. NJ. SAUTER and daughter, from Hous-
ton, Tex, are visiting the formers sister.
Mrs. A. w. ScEvKsEL and son have gone
TO Hardcman county To spend the summer.
Mr.. A. q. DuoAN. Of Louisville, Is m the
city on short visit. lie is registered at the
Gayoso.
Mr. G. =: SMITH and lady and Mrs NJ. j.
Buck, oil Helena, Ark, are stopping at the
Miss ZELDA Polk and sister, Mrs. Kcyc, OF
Helena, are visiting Mr. and Mrs. :. r.
Pepper.
MIR. J. 4. VAsDoRES. Eastern agent Of The
APPEAL, left for New York, last night via
81. Louis
N. SrRAuB, l.. A. Fitzpatrick and p. o.
Ihweatt, OF Helena, Ark, arc stopping Mt
the Gayoso hotel.
MRS MARY FLAHERrY, who had cataract
removed from her eye few weeks ago, Is
improving rapidly.
MFssRs: Il. G. NEwToS and J. w. Stacey,
OF Little Rock, arc sojourning at the Pea.
body for few days.
MIR Gro. y. BRAsKR, a former Mcmphian,
nut now citizen OF Chicago, Is here renew
ing old acquaintance
Mn. X. r. HAWKES. and daughter and
Messrs. +. Hawkins, IT,, and ]. G.. Pannell.
prominent Mississippians, are guests at tho
Mas, p. r. Rooms and daughter, Miss
Blanche, OF No. 43i Vance street, left Mon.
day morning for Hot Springs, Ark, for
visit Of two weeks
Mr. ALKx. HAM, OF Pocahontas. Ark, Is
In the city awaiting the wedding Of his sis
Ter, Miss Sarah Hanf. which event is an.
nounccd for the Gath inst.
fnED McAPEy and cousin, Miss McApey,
lett yesterday to visit their relatives and
friends In Wisconsin, where they EXPECT 10
remain during the summer.
MRs. NJ. sAEurE aud daughter Laura, of
Houston, Tex, are In the city visiting rela-
uves at No. 1866 High street. Mrs. Saeuto is
a sister Of Mrs. J. @. schmitt.
Mrs. KATE y. LoowooD left for her home In
Memphis yesterday, after spending several
weeks with Mrs Falconet and relatives on
East Side, 10 the regret Of five or more
widowers. ---Nashpiiic Democrat.
Mn. DAVE SrERSpfsrg, who left Yesterday
Tor the east, was rendered farewell supper
Tuesday night by number Of his friends,
who said 'goodbyc' right mcrrily after
course OF good things 10 eat and drink.
Miss Ike NJ. BARnow and Miss Florence
Sadlcr, chaperoncd by Mrs George Barrow.
nee Trader. left Tuesday evening on the
steamer Buckeye State. They will stop at
Owensboro TO visit friends, and go from there
to Cincinnati aud other eastern points
Mn. Sol COLEMAN left last night for Sara
toga and other eastern watering places, where
hc hopes by remaining In perfect rest and
man has been confncd 10 his bed for nearly
three months, aud while able ~ appear on
the streets. Is still rcry feeble.
Miss Susik MARIE Grxrswoop. the sweet
voiced and cultured soprano who has 10
crcditably represented Memphis ON the opcr-
attic stage, reached the city yesterday after
noon for brief visit 10 her parents ON Lin
don STREET The yeang lady II also a social
favoritc aud her stay will no doubt be male
a continual round OF pleasures.
Mn. W. 4. NErI, Of Detroit an expert
typc'writing operator. has been appointed To
assist during the rapidly increasing work Of
the Associated Press here. II there Is one
thing that newspaper 'ndorcs" Il Is good
telcgraphic service. aud II has two men Of
undoubied ability In Mr.. Neil and Mr.. Beard,
Of tho Associated Press.
Ma ED Robson. q salesman at NJ Gavin
a CO., will be married this morning at o
o'clock 10 Miss Emily Phillips, at Calvney
church. Mr.. Robson Is from Wittsburg.
Ark, and Is highly esteemed for his many
sterling qualities. Miss Phillips Is the sister
Of Mr.. sam II. Phillips and has for several
years been the center " largc and admir-
Ing circle II acquaintanccs