Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1882-08-26
PERSONAL.

+ Hon. Ju0. r.. House ana vile an
spending a few days at Idah
Springs.
Mr.. John +. Lewis, of st. Loui.
attended his fathers funeral here Of
Wednesday,.
Miss Matte Hume, of Nashville
was visiting friends on Main street
this city, during the week.
Mr.. Commodore F. Couts, the liv
est commercial ambassador on tn
road, is visiting relatives in the city
Judge w. P. Keesee and wife re
turned froru Arcadia Springs, Ky.
on Wednesday. The Judge is doins
we'll.
Mr.. Tom, Mcclure, prosperou:
druggist, of Adairville, KY, was
here on visit to his mother during
the week.
Prof. John S. Collins returned from
Arkansas on Wednesday evening.
The prospects of the opening of the
school at the Academy are good.
Miss India Bagwell, a sweet and
charming young lady of the Port
Royal neighborhood, has been Wis
iting the family of DIR. Larkin this
week.
Rev. Il. j. Duncan and family
left yesterday morning for Column
bia. They have been visiting friends
and relatives in Montgomery and
Stewart.
Miss Theresa Pendleton, very
pleasant and popular young
lady, of Nashville, is visiting the
family of Mr.. Ed. Turnkey, on Mad
isOn Ave.
Mr.. G. G. Rosenplaenter, the
GAINESVILLE architect, was in the city
yesterday, looking after his build
ing Notwithstanding Cree,
Democrat.
Mr.. A. B. Upshaw, travelling rep
resehtative of the Nashville Ameri-
can, was in the city last Tuesday.
He reports the Russell interests
growing everywhere he has been.
Mr.. b. F. Coulter, of Los Angeles,
Cal, arrived in the city on Thurs
day. His numerous friends here
were glad to see him looking 80
well and to hear that his family
were well.
Rev. J. B. West, of Nashville,
spent two or three days in our city
this week. He came to pay the
last sad tribute to his friend, George
r. Lewis. He left yesterday morn
ing for his home.
Mr.. Chas. F. Jarrett, president of
the Christian county Fair Associa-
ton, was in the city this week. He
assures us the coming fair will be
the largest and most interesting
ever held in Hopkinsville.
Mr.. Chas. D. Ringgold, represent
ing the Brinly, Miles and Hardy
Company, manufacturers OF the ia
NOUS Brinly plows, was i'll the city
Thursday. Charles has many friends
here.who are always pleased to see
him.
Our clever young friend, DIR. Ed.
left for Louisville the
first of the week, where he expects
10 lOcdte poTAldHelliy III tIc PlaC-
tice of his profession. Ed. Is tai
ented young physician, and we wish
him great success.
Mr.. Robert Mainhardt has gone
east to purchase Messrs. Bloch Bros.
fall and winter goods. Mr.. Main
hardt is an excellent judge of goods,
is a close buyer, is familiar with the
eastern markets and knows where
to get the best bargains. He also
knows the wants of the trade here,
and Bloch Bros, always give their
customers the benefit OF his bargains.
At the annual meeting of the
National Photographers Conven-
ton, held at Indianapolis, Ind,
week before last, we learn with
pleasure that our clever friend and
excellent artist, w. j. McCOrmac,
was honOred with an election to
the office of Vice-President to the
from Tennessee. In an
which has q member
ship of over 5000 skilled and talen-
ted artists, the election to such an
office is indeed high compliment
and one no less appreciated by
Macs friends than he himself.