Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1878-08-17
PersonnIMention.

PERSONAL MenGhOh.
Capt. Will A. Elliott was in the
city Monday.
Polk G. johnson is at Crab Or.
chard Springs.
Geo. C. Martin has gone to the
Springs for his health.
Mr.. Maphus Rudolph returned on
Monday from Crab Orchard.
Mrs. Lizzie Elliott, nee Miss Coo
ley, was in the city Monday.
DIR. G. N. Whitfield, of st. Beth
Iehem, was in the city Tuesday.
Mr.. ]. o. German of the Paris In
telligeneer, called on us on Monday
last.
AS provocative of nocturnal pi-
ETY. the festive skeeter is a deuced
failure.
Mr.. NJ. V. Ingram of the Tobacco
Leaf, is spending Il few days at Hur-
ricane Springs.
DIR. McCauley has married, and
the weather has turned cool. Hap
by coincidence.
Mr.. j. A. Grant and family re-
turned home from Sumner county
on Tuesday last.
Miss Matte Johnson of Louisville
is visiting the family of Mr.. Ussery,
on the SOuthside.
Mr.. Bryce Stewart and family
and DIR. J. Cobb are recuperating at
Beersheba Springs.
Mr.. Cary Weisiger and sister,
+. from Memphis, are visiting thefam-
lily of Prof. COffman.
Rev. DIR. T. o. Summers will Oc-
cupy the pulpit at the Methodist
Church tomorrow night.
Mr.. II. C. Bats and the Goodpas-
ture Bros. have returned after an
absence of several weeks.
DIR. Wright, our senior editor, has
been attending the Democratic Con-
vention at Nashville this week.
Mr.. Jas. Lyle and wife, of the
Southside, returned on last Tuesday
from VISIT to their son in Georgia.
Mr.. Lewis r. Willis has returned
home after an absence of several
weeks in the Western States.
Miss Addie Oldham, a charming
young lady of La Fayette, KY, is
visiting the family of Mr.. w. c.
Smith in New Providence.
Our junior partner, Mr.. w. p. III
tus, left for New York on Wednes-
day evening last, on a business
trip.
Barker, thecandy man, has spread
his tent on the Burke lot. Call on
him when you want candy or ice
cream.
Miss Mamie Smith, of Sumner
County, is spending n week with
the family of DR.. Sypert of this
county.
Mrs. J. b. West left for Murfrees-
bOro' last Monday morning. Her
many friends were lOath to part
with her.
Miss Lucy Clark, recently at
school at StauntOn, Va, has retur-
ned home. We extend to her a
haavt.r xroIapYon
Mr.. w. III. Rudolph, of the firm
of Rudolf, LOckert d Co., is at Crab
Orchard Springs, much improved
in health.
DIR. \. III. NOorhies, oCulist and
aurist, of Memphis, is stopping for
the present with DIR. Plummer, at
the Academy.
Judge James Quarles and daugh-
tyr, Miss Dele, have been on a visit
To the family of Gen. w. \. Quarles
since Saturday.
Mrs. Sue Archibald of West Ten
nessee, sister of Mr.. Geo. r.. Harris,
is visiting friends and relatives in
the city and vicinity.
Misses Ida, Laura and George
Beaumont and Mr.. Jno. West have
been spending a week with the fam
lily of Mr.. James Parrish.
Miss Grace Carlisle, of Memphis,
is visiting Miss Jennie Rarker OF
ihis city. Miss Barker has RECENTLY
been at school in Louisville.
Capt. T. III. Smith and family
have returned from Crab Orchard
Springs. We are gratitied to learn
that Mrs. Smith is much improved.
Mr.. J. f. Warfeld will leave in
q day or two for New York to buy
D stock Of drugs. He viii oRen for
the present ip the house with AIR,
j, ID. Russell,
our old friend f. l.. Williams, OF
District No. 10, was i'm our city on
Wednesday. He repeated to us
some original Arkansas poetry, but
we failed to commit it TO memory.
Joe West, a former student of the
University, was in the City thi'
week. For the past year, Joe ha'
been engaged in teaching the young
shoots how to idea, up in Ruther
ford County.
Mr.. o. c. Smith returned from
Bon Aqua Springs last week, anC
left, Sunday, for Crab Orchard
Smith is one of natures own noble
Hmen, and we hope TO see him short
IL restored to good health.