The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-01-29
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Holly Springs, Miss.

Mr.. and Mrs. J. NJ. Aldrich, Mr.. and
Mrs. II. W. Hardaway and Mr. and Mrs.
Mckenzie, OF Michigan City, spent few
hours in our little town yesterday on their
way to Memphis.
Mrs. How'd, OF Water Valley, visited
her daughter this week at Maury institute.
She left for Memphis yesterday accomp.
anied by her daughter, Miss Willie and
Miss Birdie Whitney.
Mr. Robert Treadwell, OF Lamar was
here yesterday on his way 10 Memphis.
Miss Nettie Wootan, now OF your city,
has been spending day or two at her old
home. She returned TO Memphis last
evening accompanied by her sister, Mrs.
Jack johnson and children.
The X. G., NJ. * Il. train was one hour
and hall late last evening much TO the
annoyance OF those who wished TO attend
the theater.
Capt. and Mrs. Sam Frank took the
morning train yesterday for Memphis and
will be absent several days.
The Booth and Barrett combination is
attracting quite number Of our citizens
10 the Bluff City this week.
Mrs. John T. Kinds aud her sister, Miss
Mollie Harrington, are spending lew
days in Memphis.
Mr.. L. N. Smith was in Memphis yes
tcrday.
Mr.. John Burton is in Memphis.
Representative j. NJ. Mckinney came
home Saturday on sick leave, and Rep
rcsentatiye Luck was called 10 the bedside
OF his wife who was seriously i'll.
Mr.. Greer has introduced a bill in the
Legislature incorporating Potts Camp.
The charter provides that no whisky Is 10
be sold there.
We understand that petition will
probably be sent to the Legislature, asking
Ii to repeal or suspend the bill recently
passed by that body prohibiting whisky 10
be sold at or within five miles Of Chula-
| homa.
MIR. T.. s. Watson, Junior editor OF tho
| South, spent several days in Memphis.
We learn that there are good many
cases Of measles in town.
Mr.. jus H. Watson. OF Memphis, came
out Saturday and paid short visit to his
parents.
Mrs. Cox, OF Texas, is visiting relatives
here.
John G. Tucker took flying trip over
the Kansas City, Memphis * Birmingham
road iow days since.
Rice r. FAINT and sum Prior were in
| Victoria Monday.
W.R. Jcllrics, OF Chulahoma, was in
town few days since.
Miss Patterson, Of Tennessee. paid q
short visit 10 friends here.
DIR. W. b. Athcy Is at homo for short
| time.
We regret 10 learn that Mrs. q. G. Can.
nou is lying at the point oil DEAN. We
hope SHE may yet recover.
The Rev. ID. &. Rankin and III. o. Rand
were among the recent visitors Ia Memphis.
Mr.. W. l.. Smith had the misfortune 10
fall last Saturday and break his collar
| bone.
MIR. Abe Blumenthal returned from
| Tupclo on Tuesday.
| Mr. laney McCro-ky, after spending Q
few weeks with his brother here. has ~
turned 10 his home IN Paris, Tex.
A gentleman from Fort Smith, Ark.
who Formerly carried ON a large mercantile
business at this place. IN in the city. III,
IL hcm with n view 10 purchasing properly
ON which 10 erect canning factory, and !
confident that IL can he made 4 success
We trust he will find n suitable location
and M we know him 10 be first elias
business man, We do not doubt the sue
cess Of the project II II In once iairil
started
Judge Il. 4. Siiih, accompanied by hi
daughters, Misses Nora and Minnie, lief
for Memphis this morning.
MIR. and Mr. David Mcdowell boardc,
the Kansas City train for the Bluff Cit.
this morning.
Mr.. aud Mn. II. II. Williams. Mr.. an'
Mru Frank Wall, Misses Mary Dancy, SUI
Ingram, and Annie Mckio, and Mcssp'
jap Butler and VIII Compton, arr takinI
la the attractions ut the Memphis thcaic
this week.
A change In the schedule 81 the lllinoi
Central rdrpad will ~ into effect Ia
morrow, and the morning train will rracl
here ut $50 o'clock, instead Of 7i5 o'clocl
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