The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-06-08
PERSONAL POINTS.

A. II. JOHNSON, president OF the Arkan-
sas Midland, is in the city.
Miss SUSIE CuAMBLEss, who for several
days has been the guest Of Miss Annie
Gay, leaves today for her home in Searcy,
Ark.
Mr. and Mrs Capt Joseph Lonow,
Miss Edna Freeman and DIR. A. s. Grigsby
left last night for Hot Springs, to be absent
thirty days.
Miss ANNIE LYDE GAY leaves today for
North Alabama, where she will spend the
summer visiting friends in Admission and
birmingham.
JuDGE G. G. WATERs, OF Little Rock, is
in the city over Sunday visiting his brother
in.law, J. H. Mcbride, OF the Chesapeake
& Ohio Railroad.
Miss Minnie LEE FALIs will entertain
the Pansy Book Club at luncheon TO be
given at her residence, No. 1858 Jefferson
street extended, at o'clock Saturday, the
Sth instant. The souvenirs for the occa-
sion are very handsome.
w. +. CAMPBELL aud wife, Cleveland,
Tenn; Miss Nellie Stone, Huntsville. Ala. /;
Miss Robbie Burlington, Grenada, Miss
j. G. Smith, Grant, Ark; Geo. J. humble,
Chattanooga, Tenn. A. i. Aydelett, Oil
Trough, Ark, are at tho Clarendon.
Al DuGy'E Il. II. Wright, Evansville;
A. 5. Thorn and wife, Marked Tree, Ark
I. A. Roy, Henning, Tenn. T.. &. Buchan-
an, Little Rock; H. w. Simpson, Gilmore,
Tex; W. S. Hubbard, J. NJ. johnson,
| Iuka, Miss; w. q. Sugg, llalcs Point,
Tenn; II. II. Clark Woodstock, Tenn.
Ar the Peabody: W. Bauer, Atlanta;
W. Brown, RoCkleld, Kentucky; G.. NJ.
/ French, Pitisburg :. &. Marks, Montgom.
cry, Ala; 4. NJ. Goodwin. Cincinnati;
James Stewart, st. Louis. NJ. II. Tnmble,
Tcxarkana; John T. Marsh aud wife, Pine
Bluff, Ark; Mrs. A. &. Harris, Miss Olive
Harris, Sardis, Miss
Ar the Gayoso Samuel J. LAnde~,
Baltimore; George L. Black, Cincinnati;
q. h. lIaldeman, Chicago; l.. l.. Hol.
brook, ]. W. Paddock, A. u. Diggins, ~.
Louis; I. W. Helm, Danville, Va; A. NJ
Cunningham, Atlanta; l.. r. Burner, Gin
cinnati; J. c. Thomas, Omaha; Ralph
smith, Chicago; J. +. Nelson. Boston; W
u. Troy, Macon, Ga; J. q. Archibald
| Cincinnati.
G. A. ARCHIBALD, Littlo Rock; Mrs. j.
l.. simmons, Friars Point, Miss; Mis-.
Simmons, frian Point, Miss. q. L.
Hayes, Byhalia, Miss, W. w. Fowler
Paint Rock, Tex; Mrs Marsh, Paint Rock
Tex; MIS-. Eubanks, Taylor, Tex; J. H.
Lemonds, Paris, Tenn; Miss shipp. Kerr.
willie, Tenn. Miss Strickland, Korryille
Tenn; J. Hlorgan, Birmingham; Miss NJ,
Beatty, Okolona, Miss; W. Campbell, Col
umbus, Miss; J. W White, Coahoma
Miss; A. Il. Strong and son, Crawiords'
vile, Ark, are at Gaston'A
Cot. ENocm ENsLEY, Of Mom~l is, Tom.
has been In New York for week, say
the New York Graphic, accompanied by
his charming daughter, Miss Hattie Ems
lev, and her friend, Miss Sneod, th,
ladies' being engaged In buying ilnery
for wedding soon 10 como OF
nj their home, in which, however
neither OF them Is b. act as n principa
PARTICIPANT Col. Enslcy Ia probabl,
the wealthicst man IN his city and posi-
bly, in Tennessee. lie is known ali owe
the South ms the first man who perceived
the future OF Birmingham, Ala, at tint
when d was a wilderness. lie was the lead
ing promoter Of the coal aud iron field u
that point, and rapidly growing suburb
Of Birmingham, which may some day out
strip Il in size, Is named after him.