Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1881-09-03

Mrs A. G.. Akin, of Columbia, is visitin
Mrs. John #. Warfeld.
Miss Matte Hume, Of Nashville is visit
ing Miss May Jordan, on Main street.
Miss Mollie West, OF Nashville, is visitin,
the family % her brother. John j. West.
Mr.. VIM Courts, of Russellville, Ky.
made flying visit 10 this city yesterday.
Mrs. A. M. warfield has returned from he
visit to Kentucky.
Mr.. Polk G. Johnson has nearly recover
cd from his recent severe sickness and is ex
pected TO be ont in a few days.
Miss Rosa Lou Moore, of Nashville, has
been spending several weeks with Miss OIL
We Drane.
Mr.. Rivers Neriwether, a well known
young gentleman of Memphis, is visiting
relatives in this city and county.
Misses Annie savage and sallie Mechanics
are visiting friends near ClarksviIle.-
South heSttWckian.
Miss Mary Williams who has been visit
ing her sister, Mrs. McCulloch, Jeff for her
home near Henderson, Ky, Of Thursday
morning.
Misses Lizzie Eskridge and Bette English
two handsome and agreeable young ladies
nom near Elizabethtown, KY, are visiting
Miss Jennie Harrison, on Franklin street. 4
Mr.. X. H. Williams returned few days
ago from an extended tour through the state
Of Georgia. Bob is now ready to sell real es-
tate to all who may wish to buy.
Hon. J. d. c. Atkins and Hon. John +.
House started for a recreating tour in East
Tennessee, but the former had to go home
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Miss Rosa Mallory, of. GAINESVILLE, Tenn,
formerly student In Bethel Female COL
lege, and Miss Annie Fruit of Pembroke,
were the guests of Miss Fannie Rogers last
Week.-SOttth heIstltekiO1t.
Mr.. Jerome Duncan has returned from his
visit TO his fathers family at Columbia, and
has resumed his position with the popular
house of Bloch Bros, where he will be glad
to see his friends.
Miss Allie johnson has returned, and now
fills her position in the public school. Miss
johnson is highly esteemed as a teacher by
the school board, and has many warm
friends here who were pleased to have her
back again among them.
Mr.. Tom Jones, of san Antonio, Texas,
come up, the first of the week, on a visit to
his relatives. Tom is running an extensive
sheep rancho near San Antonio. The eli
mate ofthe Lone Star seems to have agreed
with him.
Mr.. VIM. b. Lupton, the Oldest son of Rev.
J. w. Lupton, has accepted a situation in
the popular dry goods house OF Messrs Coul-
ter, Bro. Il Stratton. Young Mr.. Lupton is
an active intelligent young gentleman and
Will make an A No. salesman. He will
"a II ~ To n fc Frfa of
Mr.. Eugene Sutclife, of Memphis, showed
the light of his smiling countenance around
town this week. He stayed only long enough
to shake the hands OF his friends, who were
pleased to see him looking so well and show
ing evidences of three good square meals
day.
Mr.. ]. ]. Myers, formerly of this city, but
who recently removed to Little Rock, Ark,
stopped over here a few days this week. en-
route 20 Nashville, where he goes as foreman
Of large planning mill in that city. Mr..
Myers is n first-class woOdwOrkman and a
clever gentleman and we congratulate the
mill owners on securing his services.
Rev. Josephus Stephans, a young theolog- !
IcaI student OF the Vanderbilt University at |
who has been assisting the Rev. |
]. w. CullOm, on the Antioch circuit, left on |
Tuesday morning to resume his studies. We
are glad to learn that he greatly endeared |
himself to the good people of the Southside |
and that their good wishes viii follow him |
he goes.
over one thousand pieces of mnsic just |
received at Owen X MOOre's. This, with the |
arge stock they had ON hand will enable |
you to find anything you want. lfthey |
should happen not to have the particular |
piece you want they will order and get it for |
you in a few days.