The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-06-03
PERSONAL POINTS.

Mr.. q. Ii. RosE and family OF Little Rock,
are sojourning at the Gayoso.
MRs. S. =. ANDERSON, nee Alice Snowden,
has returned to Jackson, Tenn.
MRs. GILMORE and daughter, OF Gilmore,
Ark, are registered at the Peabody.
Mr.. PETER BURKE, of Mobile, Ala, is
among the latest arrivals at the Peabody.
MEssRs. W. r. LuGn, of Brownsville, and
John Upton, of Mason, Tenn, spent yester-
day in the city.
Mn. H. Il. KELLY. editor and proprietor
OF the East ArkdnsidH, is in the city visiting
relatives and friends.
Mr. 4. q. James and wife, OF Sharkcy,
Miss, are spending few days In the city.
Miss ora JAYRoE, of 0rysa, Tenn. is in
the city, the guest Of Mr.. Sam Hobson and
family, on Adams street
On. Il. T.. ELLIS. Of Dyersburg, Tenn, is
professionally visiting the family OF his
brother, @. s. Ellis, on Mitchell avenue.
u. c. MOONEY, &. W. Grosmore and wife,
and c. Green and wife, all Of Memphis are
visiting the Hot Springs this week.
Mn. ]. p. REACH and wife, Mrs. r. Rich
ardson and Mrs =. Hamilton, all OF Vcks-
burg, Miss, are spending few days at the
Gayoso.
Mn; JouS +. POWELL, representing ono Of
the largest firms Of 81. Louis and who Is
one Of the handsomest drummcrs on the
road, is in the city.
Mn. ASD Mns. LEVI JOY, IN, and their two
sons Levi tthc III. and Melville, left for ST.
Louis last night 10 visit relatives, and will
be absent about two weeks.
THE handsome crayon portrait Of Miss
Tickling n well known Virginia belle, now
on exhibition IN Menkcn's window, is the
work Of Mrs. J. ". Campbell, gifted young
artist
CHAs L. JOHNSTON, paymaster Of the
Memphis & Charleston railroad. will move
his family from Decatur to Memphis next
week, aud will reside at No. l23 Vance
street.
Mrs JENNIE FpNr,INE. Miss Seward, Ogden
Fontainc, Col Il. +. Looncy, Hugh Petit.
Chas n. Smith, Harry Hill and wife were
among the passengers who left on the Kan
sas City road for ST. Louis last night
TnE many friends Of Miss Sallie Pcyton. Of
this city. will deeply regret to hear Of her
death. which occurred Friday last nj the
residence ~ her brotherin-law. J. q. Ward
near Lucy. Tenn. The burial will take
place thi. Sunday morning At II o'clock NJ
ibr family burying grounds, near the above
named place.
TnE Young Mems Democratic club. n New
York city. has sent . strong aud cnthusi-
A,tic Cleveland and Thurman delegation 10
81 Louis Mr. A. W. Otis, n former Mem
phinn, h q member, and has stopped for q
day Ia renew old acquaintance. lie Il the
guest ~ Mr.. u. " Scmmcs. aud goes on 10
50. Louis Monday night
Cot JomS r. GoopwIN and Col. Abe
Looncy, delegates for the State at-largc. the
Hon. Harry NJ. lIill eloctor for this Congrcs.
sionRl district, with a PROXY n alternate
delegnte, Mr.. q. A. Stainhack. OF Someryille.
and r. n. Jackson, Of Memphis. the regular
dcicgnics; Col. Robert q. LoOncy, member OF
the national Democratic committee: Col
Napoleon Hill. W u. Heard, esq aud Mai
T. H. MclIcnry leave tonight Tor the N.
Louis convention. A number Of these gen
tlcmcn will be accompanied by their wives.
A. Will be seen by notice which nppcars
in smother column, Mr.. J. j. Williams places
himself squaroly IN the field n a candidate
for tho Office 81 county treasurer. Mr.
Williams has been connected with the Office
for several wears " thoroughly familiar with
H. every detail honest aud capahly Ia the
highest degree. and one II the staunchcst
Democrats IN this or any other county. Mr.
Williams has resided In Shelby county
nearly all his life. knows everybody In ID
and the man who heats him " he who will
carry OF the prize. His candidacy l. subject
20 the conventions action.
President IlAnpEN returned from New
York last night lie carried under his arm
a mysterious little package, which he wink
ingly pronounced the gas testing apparatus
Asked about the 0,OOO bricks, he S,id they
would follow on the newt train. NJ he re-
turned by whccling aud saw them loaded
on the Hat car~. II will make a train Of sew.
cnty-siK cars aud two slccpcrs President
MADDEN has n lau,c stock ~ new ideas for
use In his administration. aud will begin on
them tomorrow morning. or a. soon there
after rs possible. lie Is In robust health and
good spirits.
N. n. BunroHn. for the past twenty years
muster ~ machinery 81 the Memphis a
Charleston railroad, resigned his position n
few days ago 10 accept the position Of super
iniendent of motive power and rolling
stock ~ the Texas q Pacific system, With
headquarters ~ Marshall, Tex Mr. Bur.
ford u one Of the best machincsts In tho
country and has iins control over his en-.
ployc- requiring them b. do their duty and
NJ the same time winning their earnest
fficudship The employees 81 the Charleston
rnnd 10 q man regretted b. have him leave
them, and NJ a testimonial Of their rcrird
gave him q fine suit Of clothes and a very
handsome solitaire pin.
A WAY isrgc circle Of our hest people will
deeply sympaihiEe with Mr.. q. 4. Bethel In
the loss Of his mother who died NJ hi. resi-.
dencc on Friday night last. Mr.. ncthcl
had been sufferer for years. but she bore
the severe aud prolonged orlcal with the
patience and iuriitude Of Christian who
had faith Ia Him who docth all things best
No murmur ever escaped her lips during
the operations to which sho was several times
subjected. she aiiurrd repeated examples ~
heroic resignation that few men could equal
and none surpass In all these trials and
tests she wsa The center ~ loving circle of
relatives and friends who hunorrd her fnr
an unselRsh life. for her sslf.sacrific.
ing devotion 20 husband. children and
kindred and for an Astounding charity
that never tired Of doing good. A noble
example u . Christian life, Mrs. Bethel
will he missed by the congfe CATION 81 which
she was a member, and where she found her
most prayed Tor consolation In the interest
her son took In everything that could
strengthen aud advance II. She turned 20
him always with tender solicitudc. and II
gfatihed and satisfied her ~ know that he
had dcdicaied himself 10 Christian life
and living, and was an honorcd sup
porter ~ DR.. Long, pastor 81 The Chris
tian church. whose pravvru werc her last
comfort No woman ever nov nearly 80
complished the iulhll ment of duty than Mra
fully consistent recor,l in life for the CON
temptation and consolation 81 her children.
grandchildren aud relatives. She has tri-
a.