Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1882-07-15
PERSONAL.

II Mrs. Frank Phillips is on q visit
to relatives and friends in the Rocl,
City.
) Mr.. G. w. Macrae and family, oil
Memphis, are visiting Mr.. B. w,
Macrae.
Mrs. w. j. Stanfill, OF Clarks-
, Vile, is visiting friends and rela-
tions in Erin this week.-Efin Re
Viet0.
Mrs. G. J. Smith and her brother
jim, OF GAINESVILLE. are visiting
Dyersburg, the guests of Mr.. Lucien
Smith.-Dyers6itr9 Gazette.
Mrs. E. B. Ely and Mrs. F. F.
Fox are sojourning for a short
season at Crab Orchard Springs,
Ky.
Mr.. Sam. Winstead, a popular
and agreeable young gentleman, of
Paris, Tenn, is visiting friends in
our city this week.
Miss Mae Burnett, after spending
several pleasant weeks with rela-
tivts here, left on Thursday morn
ing for her home at Cadiz, KY.
Miss Mary Brown, a lovely and
bewitching little belle, of Paris,
Tenn, is visiting her friend, Miss
Mary Caldwell, on Greenwood Ave.
Misses Annie Morgan, OF Jack
son, and Katie Wilson, of Nash
vile, are spending few weeks
with Mrs. w. S. Poindexter on 18th
Cross street.
We were glad to see Gen. w. A.
QuarIes a few days ago able to be
out taking a buggy ride. He has
been confined at home for some
time with rheumatism.
Mr.. A. T. Watkins and Miss
Susan Morgan, both of Stewart
county, were married last week.
The next morning Miss Morgan
was the mother of five children
by marriage.-Eril ReUielo.
Master Ed. Beach IS now behind
the counter at M. S. b. Stewards
drug store. Ed. is q quick intelli-
gent young man and we predict |
will learn the drug business as speed
lily as anyone.
Mrs. Jones Neblett and Mrs.
Henry Brown, of this county, are
guests at Idaho Springs. We trust
they will soon be restored to health
by the curative powers of these ex-
cellent Springs.
Rev. John s. Collins, President
of GAINESVILLE Female College, Occu-
pied the pulpit at the Cumberland
Presbyterian church last Sunday
morning and evening. His ser
mons were attentively listened to,
and, no doubt, will produce much
good.-SprinQfeId Record.
We had a pleasant call on Thurs
day from Mr.. J. r. Cooley, former
ly of this county, but now of Mus
cogee, Florida. He is looking well
and is well pleased with his new
home. He will return in about a
week. |
Mr.. ]. S. Neblett, of this Office,
the convention on Tues
day and reports that it was truly
and in fact one of the ablest State
he has ever attended,
and it was truly harmonious in its
action.
Miss Emma Mai Benson, petite
and piquant little beauty, of Nash
vile, after spending several weeks
with the Misses Lyon, on Main
Street, left for home Wednesday
leaving number of shat
tered hearts behind her.
Mr.. Jackson Kirkman, an agree
able and affable gentleman, former
~ the editor and proprietor of a s
paper in Bolivar county, Miss, is
in the city in quest of business. Mr..
Kirkman comes with letters of in :
to some of our best citi-
zens. s
Mr.. and Mrs. S. F. Beaumont,
by their charming
Misses Laura and Ada.
lene and Master Sterling, left on
evening for an extended
visit to the famous Crab Orchard
Springs of Kentucky. They expect
to remain during the Summer sea-
son.
Bishop Hargrove and family left
KY, on Wednesday
for his station on the Pa
cific coast. His hundreds of friends
wish him and his most
family pleasant trip to
the far West. In all probability
Denver will be their permanent
home.
Miss Ella Abernathy, cultured
and agreeable young lady of Pulas-
XII, who has been spending several
weeks in this city and vicinity
with relatives, departed for home
morning. Miss Aber-
nathy's many friends and admirers
made during her short stay here,
hope she may make many another
visit to our city.
Our good friend, A. G. Dick ,
Hopkinsville, Ky, was
in the city last week on visit to
his aged mother. His numerous
friends in this city and throughout
this tobacco district will be pleased
to learn that he has associated him I
self as a partner with the we'll !
known tobacco warehouse of j. X. 1
Cant & Sons, at Hopkinsville.
Mr.. Reuben Pollard and daugh-
ter, of New York City, have been {
On short visit to relatives and l
friends in New Providence and
during the past few weeks. 1
Mr.. Pollard is a member of the
Hell-knOwn firm of Pollard, Pettus {
< Co., and has many friends here