Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1882-07-22

Mrs. III. M. Doak, of Nashville, il
visiting relatives in the city.
Mrs. Ralph Semmes, of Memphis
returned home Wednesday morning
Mrs A. NJ Warfeld will leave thi.
morning for visit to friends in the
Hadensville neighborhood.
Mrs Hulda Wood, of Hopkinsville
after a visit of several weeks to rela-
tives in this city has returned home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo johnson, of Al
lensville, were visiting relatives here
this week.
Misses Julia Stevenson and Sue
Duncan are visiting friends in Clarks-
ville.-HerdId Eilterprise.
Miss Florence Keesee returned
home "Wednesday after a pleasant visit
to Rossview.
Miss Ella Lowe, of Erin, is on a
visit to relatives ON the Southside.
She will resume her duties as teacher
at Erin ON August 18th.
Miss Mary Brown, the captivating
little beauty of Paris, returned home
yesterday morning accompanied by
her friend, Miss Mary Caldwell
DR.. ]. Med. Massie has taken rooms
temporarily at the Franklin House.
His Office will also be at the hotel for
the present sae@
Rev. Jno r. .Goodpasture and Capt.
Phillips attended the State Temper
ance Convention at Nashville on Tues
day.
Miss Tabbie Homar, charming
young lady of New Providence, is
rusticating at Long Branch. May her
visit be pleasant one.
Among the visitors at Idaho Springs
during the week were Mrs. Winn
Courts and children, of Russellyille;
Mrs. DR. Payne, county; Mr.. and Mrs.
Josh Rice, Miss Alma Coulter, this
city.
Miss Lula Kllebrew, accompanied
by her friend, Miss Sue eMcCalla of
CHATTANOOGA, passed through the city
a few days ago en- route to Atlanta,
where she will spend some time with
the latter-Bd4liier
COLI. b. Killebrew, general mana
ger of the Rock City Real Estate AS
ISOLATION of this city, accompanied by
his wife and daughter, Mrs. VIM. S.
Jones, left Saturday night tor an ex-
tended Northern trip. They will be
gone about a month.-NashviHe Ban
VIC regret to hear that Judge W.P
Keesee had, quite a severe relapse on
Wednesday of this week. He had so
far recovered from his long illness as
to be able to come down town last
week. His many friends will learn
OF this relapse with sincere regret.
Capt. r. N. Rhodes, Lieut.. Julien
F. Gracey and Sergeant +. S. Beau
mont of the C. C. G's, accompanied
by Mrs. Rhodes, Misses Mamie John
son, Minnie and Maude Thomas attend
ed the grand military ball at the Mani
moth Cave ON Thursday night, given
in honor OF the 4th KY. Battalion
State Militia, and the City Guards of
this city. The affair is reported as a
very brilliant one.
We are pleased to welcome DIR. T. |
III. Marable, rising young physician
of the county to our city. He has de-
cided to locate here and engage in the |
practice of his profession. DIR. Mara
BILE is a son of the late DIR. ]. Hart |
Marable, a well known and highly |
respected citizen and physician of |
District No. 10, this county, and has
already had considerable experience
and success in the practice OF his
profession near COrbandale, and the |
surrounding section. DIR. Marable is
n full graduate OF one of the best med |
zeal colleges in the country and has
had three years active experience In
addition, which mquestiOnably quail
ities him to take charge of any case
that may arise. We have no hesitan-
cy in recommending him as thor
oughly competent physician and a
clever and agreeable gentleman. His
office is over Gauchat's jewelry store,
Franklin street.
We see from the annual announce |
ment circular OF the Marion, Alabama,
Female Seminary that Judge w. w. |
Legare has been elected president of
that Institution and that his estimable |
wife has charge of the department of
vocal music. All GAINESVILLE envies |
Marion for its good fortune in having
such delightful people among its in
habitants. Judge Legare during his
residence here some years ago was
known as charming gentleman, cul-
tured, refined and able; remnant of
that class of Southern gentlemen who |
always graced every occasion where
they were present, and who in public |
and private life, were san pear ct san
reproaoe. His accomplished wife is a
fitting companion for the Judge, be-
ing as woman all that her husband
is as man. We commend Judge and
Mrs. Legare to the good people of
Marion and congratulate them upon
this acquisition to their society.
ELSEWHERE may be read some
patriotic lines, urging Democrats to
be true to their State, written by a
lady, native OF this county, but
who resides in Illinois. 1t is pleas
ant to know that the ladies are on
our side in this honorable contest
with the mothers, wives and daugh-
tere of Tennessee arrayed on our