The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-05-12
PERSONAL POINTS.

9. IL CHAMBERLIN, of Louisville, is in
the city.
G. A. Crow left yesterday for East Sagi-
nav, Mich, where he will spend few
weeks
]. b. DANIEL was yesterday elected a
member OF the Memphis Cotton Ex-
change.
Mrs. V. BALLARD, OF Durham, N. c., Is
visiting her brother, @. ID. Armstrong, 60
Peyton street.
MAJ. GEN. p. B. RoBIYsoN and Maj
Gen. ID. ii. Haryens, OF Jackson, Tenn,
were in the city yesterday.
FoSzo HEBRON, leading young mer-
chant OF Canton, Miss, Is in the city
combining business with pleasure.
MISS IDA MAXWELL is visiting her
cousins at ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS j. G.
Smiths, No. o. Sibley street, Chicago.
V. b. TmAYER has lust returned from
Nashville, where he went as delegate to
the Grand Lodge OF Knights OF Pythias.
The Hon. John r. Head, OF Browns
vile, Tenn, was in the city yesterday,
| having Just returned from Louisville, Ky.
The Rev. DIR. S. ii. Ford and family,
OF st. Louis, are the guests OF Maj. l.. r.
Cooper. corner Linden and Wellington
| streets.
ii. MORRIS is at Shreveport, la, attend
ing the Grand Lodge Convention |. o. b.
b, District No. Z, representing Simon
Tuska Lodge, this city.
j. II. WoRD and wife and w. T. John
son, OF Bowden, Ga, are in attendance at
the Southern Baptist Convention and are
the guests OF j. 5. Wills.
l.. l.. JOHNSON has returned home from
a business trip OF some weeks 10 Dayton,
Ohio. lie has cotton seed oil mill in
successful operation there.
MIssEs BERTHA and Gusta pleetz, OF
Terre Haute. Ind, are visiting friends in
the city, stopping at the residence OF Geo.
Borner, No. 97l Beale street.
Sol HALLE leaves this evening to be alb.
sent several months. His many friends
bespeak for him pleasant trip and safe
return, entirely restored in health.
TIE marriage.oi Mr.. A. l.. Rowe bust
ness manager Of the Irdldnche, and Miss
Pauline Rcudelhuber. principal OF the
Merrill school, will occur on June 4.
X. G. Johnson, who won the medal at
Nashville on the 81 in the State Intercol-
legiate 0ratorical contest, was formerly a
pupil OF Prof Wharton Jones, OF this
city.
TnE many friends OF Mr.. G. w. Flint
will be sorry 10 learn OF his departure for
St Louis, No., for several weeks, but will
be glad TO receive him and his helpmr
when they arrive 10 congratulate them.
MRs. w. +. HAZES, nee Miss Mollie
Akin, OF Memphis, now OF Denver, Col,
is on visit 10 her mother and friends.
Mr.. Hazen will JON his wife some time
this month After making n short stay
here with friends they will return to Dem
yer.
Miss WILLIE DUNLAP arrived Wednes.
day from Cincinnati, where she has been
attending the College OF Music since Sep.
tember cultiyating her voice. She Is nc.
companied by her aunt, Mrs. Il. II. Spence,
who will remain In Memphis n few weeks,
visiting Mrs. J. I. Dunlap, No. 10 Adams
street.
u. VI. HUFr, editor and publisher OF the
Magnolia Miss. Gdsoiie. and special cor.
respondent OF several leading daily papers
arrived in this city from the Mississippi
Press Association, and Is stopping nj Cas-
tons Hotel. lie will remain here several
days in attendance upon tho Southern
Baptist Convention.
JIM. AVERY, Clinton. Mo-, accompanied
by his wife and daughter, Miss Belle, are
in the city. Mr.. Avery Is president Of III,
First National Bank at Clinton, Mo-. and
Is also largely Interested in Memphis rca
estate. Mr.. Avery is a delegate 10 the
Baptist Convention. and expresses himself
as delighted with the meeting, and regards
Memphis as place Of great activity and
bright pfospecls.