The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-06-23
PERSONAL.
A. D. ARMSTRONG has gone North.

A. ID. ARMSTRONG has gone North.
Ed b. HILL is quite sick at No. 80 Avery
street.
Sol FoLz is expected to return today
from the East.
w. COLLIER Estes returned yesterday
from Yale College.
Mss FANNIE BOYD Of Covington, Tenn,
was in the city yesterday.
SHERIFF IKE King, Of Marion County,
Ind, arrived in the city yesterday.
MAJ. ID. N. HirCncocK, of Marion,
Douglas County, n. G., is in the city.
MRs. DR. JSo. !. TAYLOR and children
have gone TO jackson, Tenn, for the sum
mer.
]. j. NOLAN, of 0rgill Bros, left Friday
evening for Cincinnati, Chicago and New
York.
DIR. JNo. /. TAYLOR left yesterday for
Jackson, Tenn, and will remain about a
week.
HARRY COFFIN and wife have returned
from trip East to New York and Other
points.
MISSES Mary and Elizabeth Mason, o.
Jackson, Tenn, were registered Mt the
Gayoso yesterdy.
Miss LAURA HENDERSON left last Friday
on the steamer DoSoto for her home II
Logansport, Ind.
l.. &. CAMPBELL and wife will leave TO-
morrow for Ripley, Miss, To DO absent
two or three weeks.
FRED HAYNES. the coppersmith OF th,
Memphis d Charleston shops, has ~
turned from Moscow.
Miss ELLA HENDERSON left last Frida!
on the steamer DeSoto for Loganspori
Ind, her former home.
Miss ANY EAsrwooD left last Frida,
OH the steamer DeSoto for Cincinnati, Il
| be absent about two weeks.
Mss EMMA SMirH left last Friday OF
the steamer DeSoto for Aurora, Ind.
where she will spend the summer.
TmE Rev. s. NJ. Nccl and wife, Of Kan
sas City, are visiting their daughter, Mrs
S. W. Williams, on Saxon avenue.
ALDERMAN JouN $. CRosnY, Of Indian
apolis, arrived hero yesterday and vii
spend several days visiting friends.
Miss CAILR ARMSTRONG, alter an all
scnce OF year ut school at Knoxville, Ill.
has returned to her homo, No. % Madison
street.
Miss SAIuE SALE, Of Aberdeen, Miss.
n recent graduate Of the Conway schoo
is visiting Miss Wilson Norilcet, No. 30
Union street
AMoNG the recent graduates Of Ieddin'
Business College Is ]. T. Written, {
Baiesvillc, Miss, who goes out into III
business world with very great promise I
success and usefulness
AMoNG prominent Mississippians in III
city are Mai. George NJ. Govan, Sccreiar
of State. and Col. James :. Hamilton, bot
registered ut the Peabody; also Col II.
Myers, ex-Secretnry Of State.
TnE remains Of Mrs Walker, mother ,
Judge 5. L. Walker, who died at Colun
bia, Tenn, Friday, arrived over the Loui
willie q Nashville Railroad yesterday alic
noon, and were buried from llolsts M
derlaking establishment
Miss LlzziE MCGLYyN, sister Of Mr.
Frank Carin. left Memphis on Tucsda
night for her home. New York City. II
expected that Mr. Gus Rasby. popul
Young gentleman Of north Memphis, vi
soon pay n visit TO the Northern metro
oils, ~ his special attraction now lies
that direction, and will soon return ha
by man.
1 OSE Of the pleasant accessions 10 d
, railroad officials OF the city Ia John
| Morris. Southern passenger agent Of u
= Newport News & Mississippi Valley Cor
/ pany lthc Louisville and Memphis line
who will also assume the duties OF CT
!. passenger agent. when his work does n
I. call him elsewhere. Ills Office will be
y 81 Main street, the same office ~ q
: X. II. Tallcy, who will chaporon ~
, vouch for him. Mr. Morris Is an o
passenger agent, and well known hci
lie proudly carries a gold badge present
to him here IA the "school girl passeng
agent" ho having been especially ~
| ees.ful Ia that rplp