The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-06-20
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BALDWIN, KN0WLTON & LAKE
PERSONAL.

II. NJ. Woopsos and wife will leave on
visit TO Searcy Springs, Ark, today.
Miss JOSIE HICKS has returned to tho
city, after several weeks absence in Milan.
J. G. EIsTNrR, prominent citizen of
Shreveport, is visiting Mr.. w. A. Collier.
Mr.. AND Mrs. j, NJ. SMITH have re-
turned after month visit to Wetumpka,
Ala.
j. L. c. FERGUsoN, prominent railroad
official of Marshall, Tex, is at the CASTOR
Hotel.
JuDoR S. p. WALKER left last night for
Columbia, Tenn, TO attend the bedside of
his venerable mother, who is seriously i'll.
Mas. A. G. HARRIS. Of Newborn, a for
mer Memphian, is in town visiting his
daughters, Mrs. Connor and Mrs. Robin
son.
Miss LoRMAN HAYS, OF Hays, Miss,
returns TO her home today, accompanied
by her sister, Mrs. Mullaly, whom she
has been visiting.
Mn. Gus Costello left last night, via
the Louisville & Nashville Railroad, for
Nashville and other Eastern points, TO be
absent for one month.
Miss CEcILE GuIDRIE, charming Young
lady, who has made host of friends in
this city. has just returned from u most
delightful visit to New Orleans where she
is quite popular.
AT Duhy's Hotel: A. W. York, Cotton
Plant, Ark; j. I. Crawford, Curve, Tenn. I;
r. Schmalenack, 81. Louis; w. Wilson,
Gates, Tenn; f. kamlester, G. w. Roitzer-
ing, Paducah, n.y.; J. II. llinomah, Mon.
ticello, Ark.
Ar the Peabody: John W. Mcpherson,
Hopkinsyille, KY; J. ID. Lockharl, Nash
vile; j. III. Duncan, Louisville; ]. W.
Thomas. Shelby, Miss; Miss Myrtle
Hawkes., Concordia, Miss; A. VI. Lea,
Vicksburg, Miss; Miss Grace Daily, Co.
manche, Ia. G. b. Simon, Coyington.
II. ID. AND J. S. LAYMAY, Little Rock,
Ark; j. w. Mcleod, Grenada, Miss; II.
NJ. Branch, Brownsville, Miss; II. w.
Young Grcenville, Miss; NJ. T.. Thomas,
Winona. Miss. 5. b. Oakley, Durant,
Miss; John Martin, Denver, Col; WIN.
Aston, Chicago, ILL.,, are registered at the
Clarendon Hotel
Ar the Gayoso William NJ. Haggatt,
Boonvlle, Del; w. 4. Weston, l.. l..
Anderson, Louisville, Ky; Dr. J. T.. G.
Walker and wife, Miss Rate Doyle, Miss
Mary Skeiling'on, Dycrsburg: Capt. II.
Joblin, Batesville, Ark; g. Grain, Can.
ton O.; g. h. Moore and wife, Sardis,
Miss; j. A. Bargett, Cincinnati; George
Chandler, Chicago; w. II. Renkcr, Evans
vile, Ind.
&. A. STEELE, Jamestown, Miss; II. r.
Adams, Corinth. Miss; s. A. Steele, Kan.
sas City; X. III. Hit, Winona, Miss; q. G.
Porter and wife, Ripley, Tenn; Mr. J.
McGlathery and child, Wilson Point, La;
w. u. Strong, Jr., Kansas City; j. II.
Shull. Jackson, Tenn, j. I. stanton, de-
caiur, Ala; 4. 4. Ferguson, Marshall,
Tex; A. j. Smith, Jonesboro, Ark; W. l..
Athens, New Orleans. are at Gaston's.
TnE following prominent planters and
citizens Of lazoo County, Miss: II. Bunch,
G. T.. Holmes, Robert Campbell. ]. II.
Wilson. w. II. Subbe6eld, A. NJ. Payne,
VIM. Barksdalc, J. G.. Boxley and W. Y.
Stubblcfeld, were yesterday regislcrcd..at
the Gayoso, taking a view at the future
metropolis OF the South, on their return
from Union City. Tenn, where they had
gone rs n delegation 10 examine into the
merits Of the Bodafk hedge fence. They
all expressed themselves as perfectly salts.
fled with same, and the written indorsc.
mcnt which they rendered Col. sam John.
son, the president OF the company, and
who also spent the day here, Is most un.
qualified one, and Mr. Bunch, the chair
man Of tho delegation. iclcgraphcd TO
IazoO City that Il WIS the best and cheap
est fence he had ever seen. The whole
party left by the evening train for Mis-
Sissippi. They all expressed themselves
as highly pleased with Memphis. aud sov.
cral expressed the intention In the future
10 shin all their cotton 10 this mort,