The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-02-10
PERSONAL POINTS.

c. L. BYRD bas gone to New York for q
short visit.
$. SLAGER leaves tonight for New York
and the East.
LAURENCE LAME has returned from q
trip to Kansas City and st. Louis.
Miss EDDIE MAY STEVENSON returned
yesterday from searcy, Ark, where she
has been visiting.
Miss NELLIE MIzRNER, a society belle of
Erie, Pa, is visiting her friend and school
mate, Miss Floy Latham.
Cart Jos. f. SrrINE and two daughters,
OF Point Pleasant, Mo-, are in the city, the
guests OF Capt. W. W. Manngault.
j. III, llIGGrNs and wife, nee Lulu
Brown, of Ohio, arrived in the city yes
terday and left for Somervlle to visit rela.
tlyes.
BERT LAMBERT, Ypsilanti, Mex; Geo.
W. Beach, Chicago, H.; c. Kinscy, ~.
Louis; j. q. Sparks, Somcrvillc, Tenn; &.
VI. Deer and wife, Charleston, Ark, are at
Duily's Hotel.
AMONG the late arrivals at the Claren-
don Hotel are: John n. Autalt, Knox.
vile, Tenn; J. n. Patton, Athens, Tenn.
+. Woodcock, Hot Springs, Ark; ]. :.
Angel, kerrvillc, Tenn; j. \. Porter,
Mississippi; W. I. Jackson, Obion, Tenn.
TuE Rev. Edgar Folk, editor Of the
Baptd Reflector, Of Chattanooga. Tenn,
Is in the city, and will preach at the First
BAPTIST Church this morning. Tho Rev.
A.r. Folk is one OF the most scholarly and
able young men now before the Southern
people.
{. I. FARNSwoRru has been elected .
director of the German Bank. For gen
temnn 80 young in years, Mr.. Farnsworlh
has won quite a distinction, and in way
that 1t must have been mcrited. lie isone
of the youngest, but most successful, cot
ton BUYERS IN the city.
II. A. SMIru, West Point Ark: Mis-,
c. Hardy, NicksburG w. A. Alcorn,
Frias Point, Miss; X. 4. Criltenden,
{. T. Raspberry, Marion, Ark; Mrs. l..
Foster, Arlcsia, Miss; IL. NJ. Ice, Kansas
City; A. j. Brennan, New Orleans, T.. G..
kilgorc, CoilecviIlc, Miss; 4. 5. Meek,
Nashville, are at Gaston's.
ID. T. REANER, Chicago: J. T.. Brown,
Scottsboro, Ala; +. q. Burke and vile,
Miss Helen Devino, Wheeling, W. Va;
Walter Cain. Allen q. Hall, Nashville,
A. Il. Snow, New York: A. A. Patton,
Miss Edith Patton, Liverpool; T.. A. Me.
konzle, Columbus. A. q. Roscnield, Gin.
cinnati, are at the Peabody.
CLARENCE G.. SrLpEN has been elected
assistant cashier Of the German Bank, n
mark OF confidence aud esteem richly mcr.
tied, aud one that not only the recipient
deeply feels aud appreciates, but also his
extensive circle OF friends Mr.. Scldcn was
4 80. IL .s.
who won their NAY 10 the front In popu-
lar regard. and lac is rapidly aud solidly
following after them. The directors of the
German Bank have done a wise thing.
Visions ON 'Changc yesterday A. J.
Reid, tennessee, A. W. Mclcmorc. Bolt.
var, Miss, I. l.. David. Wilmington, y.
G.; J. II. Wheeler, Tennessee, :. +. Full
/ din, Tennessee, J. H. Edwards, Tcnncs.
sec; j. = Buchanan, Murlrcesboro,
Tenn; james T.. Jones, Camden, Tenn.
u. q. Goodwin, Abingdon, Tenn; l.. D.
! Till, Sparta, Tenn. Jo Harris. Knoxville.
Tenn NJ. r. llauts, East Tennessee; J. H.
| Pcndlnnd, East Tennessee; J. r. Johnston,
Whitcsidc, Tenn; james 4. West, Ten
ncssoc; Charles 4. Miller Bolivar, Tenn.
W. VI. llarkradcr, Lebanon, Tenn; ;. A.
Cunningham, Nashville, Tenn.
Mus W. T. MILLER rendered large
ear party Friday night to Mis-, Katie
Smith. oi Bolivar assisted 10y her accom-.
plishcd sister. Aln. Nicholas Williams
Those present were. Misses Elmer Bruce.
Carrie Bruce. Blanche Rscs, Alice HAYS
Nina Conrld, iIoy Latham, Pauline
/ lmyscr. Irene MrNeal, Sallic Galloway,
Ellie Nicely, Mary Lou Nelson. Miriam
Nelson, aud Nlcs.r4. Harry Brown, Chas
Murphy. Clark knowlton. Tom Looncy
viii Martin, Con Bruce, George Storm,
George Cunningham, l.. Simpson, Gcofgt
CAN'T, Walter Webb, win Scott, Battl,
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