Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1882-07-01
PERSONAL.
Messrs. ]. w. Rice and Charles Smith

MesSrS. j. w. Rice and Charles Smit
attended the drill in Louisville durin
the week :.
Miss Lucy Vance, OF Memphis, i
visiting her aunt, Mrs. Lucy Smith, a
Riverside" this city.
Mrs. Enoch Ensley, of Memphis, wa
visiting her sister, Mrs. Elder, of thi
city, during the week.
Mr.. w. o. Brandon, of the Leaf, at
tended the Reynolds-Halsell nuptial
at Greensboro, KY, on Wednesday.
Mr.. Walter P. Woodbridge, Of Col
umbia, and wife, nee Miss Eliza Keesee
were visiting relatives here this week
CAPTAIN A. f. Smith, popular to
bacco inspector OF Brooklyn, n. Y.
was mixing with our tobacco men dur
ing the week.
DR.. Ben. f. Moody, Jr, and bride
nee Mason, of Adairville, were in the
city yesterday, en- route to their home
at Sango, this county. i
We were pleased few days ago to
meet in our Office Mr.. George Cum
migs, son of Mr.. ]. f. Cummings, OF
Nashville, and grandson of the late r.
w. Thomas.
Mr.. Patrick Sullivan, now engaged
in railroad construction at Millburn;
KY, was here in attendance at the
funeral of his brother, Mr.. John Sulli-
van, on Monday.
DIR. s. M. Bemis, a prominent ply
stefan of New Orleans and member
of the National Board of Health, was
visiting his family in this city during
the present week.
Mr.. 10. Corban, one of the cleverest
men of the county, gave us call on
Thursday morning. He. is doing a
general merchandise business at Cor
bandale on the railroad.
Mr.. Sam. d. Power, of the Cheatham
County New Era was in die city yes
terday. Brother Power is the coming
man for Floater for this district, and
the CHRONICLE hereby extends to him
its hearty support. There is no better
man in the district for the place.
Miss, Ella Alternately, an agreeable
and accomplished young lady, of Pu-
laski, Tenn, is spending a few weeks
with the Misses Williams and other
relatives in and near the city. Miss
Abernathy's graces of mind and man
ner have won her many admirers
here. -~a zt '
Misses Lucy and Effie Morris, of st.
Louis who have been spending some
weeks with relatives here, returned
home yesterday morning. The Misses
Morris visits are always delightful to
their friends, and GAINESVILLE wishes
they would consent to permanently
adorn her social circles
Miss Fannie Herrick, recent pupil
of the academy, and most intelligent
and agreeable young lady, who has
been spending several weeks with the
Misses Couts left Thursday morning
for her home at Nashville. Her
many admirers here hope to see her
back at the Academy next session.
Col. ]. w. Wallace, wife and daugh-
ter, Miss Carrie, and Misses Clara
Stacker and Carrie Humphreys, left
morning for Old Point
Comfort, Va, where they will spend
the summer season. They were to be
joined at Guthrie by the Misses War
field and Prof. Ingram, of Hopkins
vile.
Mr.. John o. Rust, talented and
pleasant young gentleman, of Hopkins
vile, spent several days in the city
this week. Mr.. Rust enjoyed himself
while in the Metropolis, and says it
is real pleasure to mingle with the
life and hustle of live city
after residing for while in the rural
precincts.
Miss Sara Butler, a cultivated
and beautiful young lady of Pitts
burg, Pa, after spending several
weeks with friends in this city,
leaves this morning for Nashville,
regrets at her departure.
Miss Butler is charming addition
to the social circles of any city she
may visit.
DIR. n. L. Northington, one of the
Democrats in the county,
was in town on Wednesday. He in
forms us that his nephew, Hart North
ington, died on last Saturday. He
had been sick for some time, and his
death was not unexpected. He was a
genial, clever man, and we greatly re-
greet his death.
We had pleasant call the other
day from our old friend, Prof. ]. w.
Rust, the popular President of Bethel
Female College at Ropkinsville. We
found him as cordial and genial as
ever, Notwithstanding he has had con-
ferred on him the honorable title of
L. L. d. by the Southwestern Baptist
University, of Jackson, Tenn. We
feel that the institution that honors
Prof. Rust hOnOrs itself