The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-07-18
PERSONAL POINTS.

Mr.. GEORGE II. GosMER, OF Chicago,
is at the Gayoso.
Miss OLE CLAPP has returned from q
delightful visit TO friends in Holly Springs.
MRs. X. L. HuNTRR and son, Master
Carol, are spendingo few weeks in Ken
lucky.
Mrs. VI. ]. BrRxEY, OF Dcs Arc, Ark,
and daughter, Miss Clara, are sajouning
at the GayOso.
Miss FLORENCE FIELD and Miss Mollio
sternberg, have gone TO Chicago TO spent
heated spell.
Mn. JAMES A. left yesterday morn
ing for Waukesha, OcOnomowoc, and
Wausaw, Wis.
DR. o. NJ BLANToN, Greenville, Miss,
but almost as well known in this city, was
at the Gayoso yesterday.
CART. JAS. III. Res departs tomorrow
for Atlanta, TO bc gone several days on
important business
Miss ADA BRDoEs has gone TO Monroe
City, Mo-, TO visit friends and relatives.
She will be absent two months.
TUE many friends Of Mrs. X. J. Black
will regret 10 learn that she is quite siCl,
at her residence ON Poplar street.
Miss HousToS SCnwRAR is spending q
portion OF the heated term mt LaGangc,
ON visit TO friends and relatives.
Cart. GEORGE r. O'HAvER IL the proud
father Of girl baby. The little stranger
made It's appearance Monday morning.
Miss SARAH BRowS, Of Union street,
leaves on Wednesday for Kenncbunk,
Me-, where she will remain during the
summer.
Mn. w. II. BoYD, editor Of the Record,
published at Coyington, this State, is in
the city on business connected with his
sprightly paper
Mn. J. NJ JoNrs and his mother, Mrs.
Mary J. Jones, left Sunday evening for
Waukesha Springs, Wis, TO spend the
summer months.
Mn. W. G. sCHiRALNEYER and wife.
formerly Miss Emma Bingham, have re-
turned from a summer trip and are located
at their home, No 02l Bcale street.
Nus. sErn Cox and Mrs. Blanche Lyles,
both Of Marion, Ark, arr spending lew
DAYS in the city, the guests Of the family
Of Col. o. +. Lylcs, on Vance street,
On. HEBER JoSEs' absence from the city
will not be prolonged, a. has been stated.
lie will return the 23d inst. DIR. 4. 7.
Gale, Of Mississippi, has charge OF hisprac-
tice.
Miss I. G. LIZZIE Rooms, In company
with Miss Rheta Moon, left Monday on
the Chesapeake, Ohio & Southwestern
railroad, for an extended pleasure trip
north and east.
Mn. Gro. NJ. GAvvEY, the well known
contractor, and Miss Lula Chambers were
married at o'clock a. M, Tuesday morn
ing, In st. Peters church, and left Tor Gin
cinnati via the L. x ~, 10 visit the expo
eition.
Mn. q. NJ. GARyEY and Miss Lula
Chambers we're married yesterday at -.
Peters church, aud left Immediately for
Connecticut. From there they will 20 on
an extended tour, visiting many Of the
watering places OF note.
JUNIOR l.. II. EsTEs, Of the circuit court,
left last night 10 visit his wife, who Is
summering In Kentucky. "lf there Is
any doubt about the Democratic ticket
pulling through" said lac 10 an ArrEAL
reporter, II will be at home ON election
day 10 help Il out.
y. w. srnEs, Carter, Miss; l.. A. Lind
say, Jackson, Tenn; T.. l.. Long, Tupelo,
Miss; Prof. X. Bingham, Bingham school,
n. c.; Lewis J. Miller, Philadelphia; Dr.
Isaac Hull and wife, Of Mississippi Col.
A. G. Ellithorpc, the great elevator man;
Mrs. w. w. Folsom and W. u: Folsom, Of
Augusta, Ca, are prominent among the
arrivals at tho Peabody.
Mn. S. A. LINK, superintendent OF the
Tennessee School for the Blind, located at
Nashville, Is In Memphis In the interest Of
blind children. and may be found at Gas
tons. Tho school isa State institution,
and its object Is the education Of the poor
blind, or those whose eyes are 10 affected
that they cannot attend public school.
The expenses, including books and board,
are paid by the State. Parties applying
for admission must be between the ages
Of seven and seventeen; Of good moral
character. sound mind and free from cpl.
lcpsy or any contagious disease.