The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-02-05

gone there for treatment The Rev. Mr..
Carson Is filling the Presbyterian pulpit
during the absence OF the pastor.
| Mrs. Kate Freeman and Mrs. Carey
| Clark and daughter spent several days in
Memphis during the Booth Barrett en-
gagement and left there Sunday night Tor
Baltimore, where they will remain Tor the
rest of the winter
Mrs. John b. Howard has been very i'll,
but is improving.
Robert Tucker, OF Chulahoma, was in
town few days since.
Among those who visited Memphis last
week were Mr.. and Mrs. q. g. Myers, MIR.
and Mrs. Walter Roberts, Mr. and Mrs.
Frank Dancy, Mr.. and Mrs i. A. Shaw,
Messrs. Egbert Jones, Henry Gray, Ed
Matthews, viii Ross and Henry Fort.
Misses Mona and Minnie stith have re-
turned from u pleasant visit TO Memphis
and Byhalia.
| the Masonic hall 10 Athey's old stand, on
the southwest corner OF the square.
! Mrs. q. @. Cannon died Sunday night
after long and painful illness. The re-
| mains were inferred Monday afternoon,
Rev. G. s. Inge OF the M. Il. church con-
| Quoted the services.
Miss Minnie stith left Thursday on
| pleasure trip.
Mrs. Alice Bowen, OF Chulahoma, who
has been visiting her sister. Mrs. Dr. Hyer,
left Wednesday morning for Atoka, Tenn.
| Miss Ella Potts has gone TO Willis, Texas
| TO take tharge OF the elocution and art de-
partment In the public school there.
| Mayor FAINT il able TO be on tho streets
and attend 10 business again.
| Mrs. Jno. Gwin, Of Bylfllia, spent sew
| eral days with Mrs. J. Il. Howard.
Mr. Charley Mosley, Of Bolivar Land
ing, Miss, is visiting friends in this viciD-
ity.
| DIR. J. w. Gray, jr, OF Myrtle, Miss,
spent last Sunday with his parents in this
place.
Mr.. T. +. sigman was in Memphis last
week.
Miss Lizzie Craft Is at home again.
W. Il. kershaw, OF Oxford, is visiting
Holly Springs.
The Methodist church is undergoing re-
pairs.
Several cases OF measles In town. Dr.
Gholson has four children quite sick with
II, but we are glad 10 learn that they are
improving.
Capt. Bob MCGOWAN Is on the sick list
Judge r. $. Stith was In Jackson the
iirst OF the week on legal business. Capt
Bates was also in Jackson.
Mrs DIR. Lyon, OF Murfreesboro Tenn,
is visiting her daughter, Mrs. l.. NJ. Smith
Mrs Robt. Goyer, OF Memphis, was ex-
pccted out last night ON visit.
Mcssrs w. A. Young and J. A. Gwin,
OF Byhalia, were in town Monday.
Mr.. VIM. Blackard died OF pneumonia
last Saturday.
Rev. G.. W. Boggs and family, Of College
Hill, are occupying the Presbyterian par
sonagc Tor few weeks.
Mr.. W. X. JefIries, oil Chulahoma, was
in Holly Springs Thursday.
Master Ernest Mckio spent several days
In Chulahoma.
Maj. Alexander, OF Chulahoma, spent a
day or two in our little city on his way
homo from Arkansas.
Mossrs. J. II. &W. u. Atheyroccntly sold
fine Jersey COW from their Oaklawn farm
TO parties in the southern portion oil the
State.
The late act Of the Legislature prohibit
ing whisky to be sold within five miles Of
Chulahoma seems 10 have created good
deal Of dissatisfaction In that community.
The JeSsica Thomas company played ut
tho opea-houso Monday and Tuesday
nights.
Dr. @. l.. Hayes, Of Byhalia, visited the
| City OF Flowers n few DAYS since.
| MIR. w. Y. Gholson has sold his stock OF
fancy groceries 10 Mr.. J. A. buchanan.
MIR. II. u. Hin left Tuesday for iIazen,
Ark, 90 take a position M agent and ope-
raior on the NJ. < l.. H. r. H.
Col. L. A. Tyler was in Memphis this
week.
Deputy Sheriff Cannon, OF Red Ranks,
brought jesse Potts, dusky denizen OF
those parts, 20 Holly Springs and procured
board for him nj Hotel Morgan.
We learn from the South that the Rev.
Sam Jones contemplates visiting AIissis-
sippi during the year, and, In private let
ter that gentleman says that he will be
happy TO geo Holly Springs and Brother
lingo.
Mr.. W. J. Bowen, after visit TO his old
home at Chulahoma, has returned TO Ia
Sale county, Tex.
Mr.. J. G. Shumaker, who has been con-
necled with the Holly Springs South for
some time, has accepted position In the
office OF the Grenada SaiiiAid.
Gov. Guy, Of the Chociaw Nation, has
been spending few days In our city on
his way 20 Washington. The Governor
was reared and educated in Marshall, and
has many friends 10 welcome him in his
old home.
A few days ago we aw a lemon grown
IN Mrs. n. w. Walters pit which for size
aud beauty was little ahead Of anything
We have over seen In that line.
Letters have been received by one oi our
prominent business men, making inquiries
~ 20 the advantages aud facilities Holly
Springs affords for the erection Of foun.