Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1881-06-04
PERSONALS.

flying visit. He returned Tuesda,
morning.
Miss Mary Macrae returned from
Nashville last Thursday, aecompa
MED by her friend Miss Morgan Q
that city.
Miss Eliza Keesee returned las
Tuesday, after very pleasant visi
of several months in Arkansas ant
Memphis.
! DR.. Warterfeld and lady 0
Union City, Tenn, attended tn,
closing exercises at the Academy
on Wednesday night.
Miss Sallie Williams a pupil 0
the Academy, left for her home
near Henderson, KY, on Thurs
day morning.
Miss Alice Caldwell, charming
and vivacious young lady of Paris
Tenn, is visiting her cousins Misses
Mary and Lucy Caldwell, on Green
wood Avenue.
G. D. Bailey, Esq, has returned
from Hurricane Springs greatly i'm.
proved in health. Hon. J. E. Bal.
ley has also returned, looking as
fresh and vigorous as boy.
Rev. J. d. Barbee and Hon. c.
G. Smith left for Brownsville, West
Tennessee, this Saturday. morn
ing. Judge Smith goes to visit his
aged and respected father who lives
near that place.
Mrs. Katie McCauley, one of the
teachers 1T the Academy, and who
is greatly beloved by her pupils,
and highly respected by all who
know her, left for Louisville on
Thursday morning.
DR.. E. L. Beech and w. T. Tur-
ley, ESD, two of the most promi-
nent young men of Williamson
county, are here attending Com
mencement exercises of the Univer-
sity and Female Academy.
Miss Carrie Bruce, a bright and
cultivated young lady of Conway
Arkansas, and a former graduate of
GAINESVILLE Female Academy, is
visiting Miss Matte Hay of this
city. She has host of friends and
admirers here. May she come Of
ten and stay long.
Mrs. Matte Wright nee Easily,
wife of Mr.. VIM. P. Wright, of the
st. l.. q S. f. r. R, died at her
home in Nashville last week. Mrs.
Wright was raised in this county
and has many warm friends here
who will be deeply grieved to hear
of her death.
Revs. w. Mooney, J. w. Han
ner, jr., ]. d. Barbee, 5. A. Cald-
well Esq, r. II. Pickering and
several others left Thursday morn
ing for the District Conference at
Springfield. Rev. J. w. CulIom
and family left here on Wednesday
and went through in buggy.
Miss Daisy Hester, one of the
most popular and fascinating young
ladies who has ever attended the
Academy at this place, left for her
home at Doggy Depot, Indian Ter
ritory, last Thursday. We sincere
~ hope she will return again to
school next September, or else
Orchard will never be himself
again.
DIR. Clark A. Miner, formerly of
Chicago,) now located at Bowling
Green, KY, will be at the franklin
House, from June 18th to 18th. He
comes in behalf of the Illinois Ma
sons Benevolent Society, for which
he is agent. During his stay he
will see his old patients and pre-
scribe or. consult with them as for
merly.
Miss Lulu Drane, a daughter of
Mr.. w. NJ. Drane, came home from
Nashville last Thursday, bringing
with her very high honor, in the
shape of one of DR.. Wards diplo-
mas. No young lady ever leaves
DIR. Wards eXcellant school with a
diploma unless she deserves it, and
we are pleased to learn that Miss
Lulu graduated with exception
ably high distinction. She was ac-
home by two of her
schoolmates, Misses
Trainor and Anderson.
The following distinguished Wis
itors attended the closing exercises
of the S. w. P. University this
week: Rev. T. R. WEIGH, Little
Rock, Ark; Rev. ]. N. Craig, Hol-
ly Springs, Miss; Rev. Eugene
Daniel, Memphis; Hon. J. l.. H
Tomlin, Jackson, Tenn; Rev.
Joseph Bardwell, Meridian, Miss;
Rev. F. L. Ewing, Talladega, Ala;
Rev. w. X. Marshall and daughter,
Marshall, Texas; Henry Merrill,
Esq, Camden, Ark; James G.
Memphis, Tenn.
The following visitors attended
the commencement exercises of the
Academy this week: DR.. A. P.
Warterfeld and lady, of Union
City, Tenn; Miss Carrie Bruce, of
Conway, Ark; Misses Tibathy and
Alice DraughOn, of Springfield F;
Miss r. Elsie Malone of Waverly;
Miss Lou Putnam, county Miss
Maggie Harper, of Hopkinsville;
Miss Laura Edmondson, county;
Miss Mollie Johnson, Allensville !;
Mr.. r. E. Hopkins, Pembroke
Revs. Ganaway and Cullom, DIR.
Beech of Franklin, and host of
others.
COrbandaIe Items.
A slight shower of rain last night,
the first we have had for two weeks.