The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-06-04
PERSONAL POINTS.

| lHoS. biLDOW sun continues quito Ill ut
his residence on fernando street.
Mr.. AND MRs. J. W. FuLMER have re-
turned after months sojourn in Cali
| fornia.
VIsrToRs on Change yesterday: w. d.
Bangs, st. Louis; 5. Oamheimer, New Or
leans, La.
MRs DAVID CLorrov, Of Montgomery,
Ala, is visiting Mrs. W. A. Goodman, ON
Shelby street.
THE Rev. A. G. Jones, OF Augusta, Ark,
and son of w. II. Jones, of No. sl5 Main
street, is visiting his parents.
MRs. b. J. CAMPBELL, OF Huntsville,
Ala, was in the city Yesterday, the guest
Of Mr.. McNceley on Adams street
w. I. SuERRnI, well known member
Of the Memphis Cotton Exchange, died
| yesterday afternoon, after a few days
illness.
Miss ZELDA PoLK, Of Helena, one Of the
faircst bellies Of that charming town, Is in
the city, the guest Of her sister, Mrs. 5. X.
Pepper.
DR. A. A. LAURENCE has returned from
Texas. While there lac visited the Spring
Palace, at ForWorth, and pronounces tho
exhibition grand affair.
Ar the Peabody Otto Nelson, Cincin-
natl; A. 4. Ellithorpe, Chicago Ed G.
Ray, Baltimore; q. 4. Tucker Philadol.
phia; Geo. q. Dean, New York; j. Burns,
st. Louis the Rev. Fred Howard, Jack
son, Tenn. .t.
AMBROSE l.. Rowe and Miss Pauline II.
Reudelhubor will DO married at o'clock
this evening, at the First Presbyterian
Church. Immediately after the ceremony
they leave over the Louisville & Nashville
Railroad on trip east.
TIm Rov. Fred Howard, OF Jackson,
Tenn, whose libel suit against number
Of leading Baptisls OF that city, also
against some OF the dcnominational pa.
pcrs, claimed public attention for short
while, is at the Peabody.
J. G. WILLIAMS, Arkadclphin, Ark; ].
i. CANNED. Ripley. Tenn; Will A. lay
lor, jackson, Tenn; ]. u. Homer, Boston.
Mass; Warner L0mberth, Gold Dust,
Tenn, and H. II. Tunlstall, Holly Springs,
Miss, are at the Clarendon.
l.. l. MAoNUs and vito, Of Dallas, Tex,
both OF whom are widely known and es-
tecmed in Memphis, are guests for few
day Of Mr.. and Mrs. Sohari, at $50 Union
street. They are On route 10 Eastern ro-
sorts TO spend the summer.
AT the Fmnsioli Hotel w. I. Bennett.
Australia. Miss; A. !. Bcmingcr, ST. Louis;
J. II. Ilurd, jackson, Miss; y. L. We'll
burn, Seaman, Ark; John Ellis, Eudora,
Miss; J. and l.. r. Meyers, j. r. Baker,
w. q. Graham, Myrtle, Miss; g.. A.
Dickoy, Hollywood. Miss; L. NJ. Simpson,
CORTLAND, Miss.
l.. BRADLEY. one Of the most progressive
and dcseryedly popular young business
men OF Germantown, died early Sunday
morning. after an Illness with typhoid
fever Of three weeks Deceased was from
an old and esteemed family. whose mem
bom have been foremost IN promoting the
interests Of Germantown, and his demise
is universally dcplorcd.
AT Duhy'G II. u. Layman, Little Rock;
J. II. Redding, jacksonville. Fla; T..
Broydus and wife, n. Clair Tenn: l..
kale. Marked Tree, Ark; w. l.. King.
Forrest City, Ark; u. J. Williams, Som.
ervillc, Ark; Mn D. A. Sudoll, New York;
;. l.. Stephenson, Coyngion. Tenn; g..
w. Noble, Van Buron, Ark; 5. G.. Sparks,
somcryillc, Tenn,
Mus. EMMA lIoturs CrNutvs. the ven.
cradle mother Of tho Hon. Holmes Cum.
Minis, Of this city, died at her home in
COyington, Tenn. Monday, In the sixty
third year Of her age. Deceased was n no.
bic, piOus woman one whose death east a
gloom over the good people who knew and
esteemed her for her many beautiful yir-
tues, exempliGcd In her daily walk and
conversation.
AT tho Gayoso jim Armstrong, Jr,
Evansville, Ind. J.. Scott, Chattanooga,
Tenn; John W. Munday, Chicago. J. NJ.
A. IA -
~. Louis; W. T. fowler. New Orleans.
wp. y. A. james, Culpcppor, Va; VIM.
7. l.. James, Culpcppcr, Va; i. L. Col
Inns, West Point, Miss; H. q. Clark,
Tupolo, Miss; J, Clark, Tupolo, Miss n.
u. Scott, Rosedaic. Miss.
w. n. IloLLAwrtt. Golden Lake. Ark;
l.. ID. Collier, Mckenzie, Tenn; NJ. Can.
Geld, Lyon, Miss. Geo. a. Steele, Jones'
town, Miss; v. r. DuChoino, ~. Louis;
A. H. Thornton, s. Louis. 7. l.. Martin,
ton, Tenn; X. n, Lucas and wife, Poca- |
honias, Ark; 4. 4. Nclhcry, NJ. D., roca-
honias, Tenn; :. J. Brrnc and wife, Ar. |
lington, Tenn; s. H. Fcathcnston, A. l.. |
Sage, scnatobia, Miss, are at Gaslon'A
FnASg GRAY, Manager u tho Memphis |
IheateL will leave tomorrow night for l
New York, where be- will remain until \
about the lst Of August. looking up aitrac-
tons for next season. During the summer
coming. early Ia july ihc Memphis Thea
ter will u Dderpo n thorough oyerhauling
and rcdecorating Many changes will be
made In the interior the stock Of scenery |
will be repainlod, and q new stage will DO
put In. II Is the intention Of the manage
mont 10 mako the house ~ comfortable
and attractive as possible for the patrons
next season.