The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-05-26
PERSONAL POINTS.

home at Oxford, Miss.
q. ID. STANDS, Of Senatobia, Miss, was
visitor to the city yesterday.
JUDGE p. G. SMITH and j. J. West, OF
GAINESVILLE, Tenn, are at the Gayoso.
Mrs, CLARKE, OF Moscow, Tenn, is Wis
iting Mrs. Sturm, No. 1850 Second street.
Miss COURTNEY THOMAS will sing the
ohertory at Calvary Church this morning,
rendering "The Lord is My Light" by
Marsh.
Miss SALrIE ]. LAKE., accompanied by
Miss Lila Humphreys, has gone 10 jack
son, Tenn, on visit to her uncle, Col. r.
l. Chester.
VISITORS on Change yesterday: Miss
Eta @. Revell, Augusta, Ark; Miss Re-
becca Goodlett, city; Miss Fleecia Good
lett, city; Stephen Shell ig, Port Gibson
La.
p. @. BETHEL left for visit to his old
home in Maury County, and was accom-
panied. as his guests, by Messrs o. IL. p.
Piper, Joseph Ramey, Lucas Clapp, Ike
Watts and Minter Parker.
LOUIS RosgNTHAL, OF |. Samelson K Co.,
Is in New York attending the Ticket
Brokers' Association, and will travel
through the East for several weeks visit
ing the various watering places OF note.
Ar the Peabody NJ. ]. Condor, Knox
vile; J. l.. Brown, Scottsboro, Ala; ii. NJ.
Street, Meridian, Miss, l.. G. Sanger,
Atlanta, Ga; George X. Hamblin. Chi
cago; Dan Fraser Tomson, Washburne,
Mo.
MRs. NJ. l.. 0sBoS, the talented play
writer and pOetess OF New York CITY, ac-
companied by her venerable mother Mrs.
.. l.. Drummond, are visiting Squire and
Mrs. j. I. Elliott at their home, ii6 Pom
totoc street.
Mrs. MILToS MILLER, Mrs. Lem Nc
Wherter and Miss Pauline Russell, after a
pleasant visit of two weeks with their friend,
Mrs. l.. w. Corwin, on Kerr street, Chel-
sea, LETT for their home, Glass, Tenn, on
Tuesday last.
=. SAUssESTHALER, secretary and treas
urer OF the Excelsior Brewing Company OF
st. Louis, and vice-president Of the Ten
nessee Brewing Company, Memphis,
Tenn, is in the city in attendance ON the
! Turn Verein.
J. NJ. ODoNNELL, Birmingham, Ala;
William Stevenson, Boston, Mass; r. III.
Ca0all. 81. Louis, Mo-; L. A. George aud
wife, Mobile, Ala. G.. &. Partee, Ripley,
Tenn, and Will i. Reid, Quincy, ILL.,, are
registered at the Clarendon.
u. j. GOODMAN and family have returned
TO the city after several weeks absence in
Colorado, Chicago and other cities The
bellcords on the NJ. & T. branch OF the
]. q. X. X are again being touched by
Zach's faithful and careful hands
FRANK ComN leaves today for New
York on business aud pleasure combined.
While in the great metropolis he will
order scanery and costumes tor his latest
play, entitled, Across the Mississippi, {"
which Is said 10 abound in thrilling situa-
tons
Ar Duify's: ]. II. Gibbs, GAINESVILLE,
Tenn; J. J. Fields, Dyersburg, Tenn. (;
Mrs. T.. iiussong New Orleans; II. A..
Jones, Philadelphia; w. Derenbacker and
wife, Little Rock; J. T. Spirit. Missouri;
ID. l.. Gray, Jonesboro, Ark; r. b. Dom
aldson. Jonesboro, Ark; w. II. Linser,
Arkansas; j. Z. House, Arkansas
W.T.. Ross, the accomplished electrician
who for a week past has been In Memphis
exhibiting the marvellous features OF the
photograph and its practical utility Tor
commercial purposes, left last night for
Nashville, leaving a legion Of friends be.
hind him 10 regret his departure Before
leaving Mr. Ross succeeded in placing all
the stock OF the Tennessee Monograph
Company allotted 10 Memphis.
AT Gaston's J. p. Williams, Muir.
freesboro. Tenn; II. II. Hapson. Clnrks.
dale, Miss; J. u. Neal and wife, McCrory,
Ark; Mrs w. y. Rainey, Lula, Miss.
Mrs. Sue Walker, oakyille, Tenn; II. A.
Stands. Oxford, Miss; q. ID. Stands,
Senaiobia, Miss; Miss II. Gordon, To-
land, Miss; II. A. lIymcs. Dallas. Tex. (;
T. u. Coffee, wife and two children, Holly
Springs, Mics; H. 7. Adams, Corinth,
Miss; 4. j. Horne, Mariana, Ark