Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1883-03-10
PERSONAL.

f city Monday.
Mr.. d. w. Davis of Memphis wal
; in the city Sunday.
Judge Smith went to Erin or
Thursday, to attend Chancery Court
Judge w. B. Wood, of Florence,
J Alabama, was in the city this week,
Miss Mary Howerton left Mon.
day on visit to friends i'm the coun-
try.
Mr.. J. S. Flowers of Logan county,
KY. was in GAINESVILLE last Satur-
day.
Mrs. III. NJ. DDak and children
visited friends in GAINESVILLE this
week.
Misses Agnes Dugan and Eugenia
Clark of this city are visiting friends
in Guthrie.
We regret TO learn that Judge w.
p. Keesee is very ill at his residence
in this city.
Hon. John F. House is at home
from Washington. He arrived on
Wednesday night.
Mr.. Thomas Anglen, Jr., of De-
catur Ill.,, visited relations in
GAINESVILLE this week.
Columbia Herald: G. G. Massie,
of Clarksville, was registered at the
Bethel House last Tuesday.
The Dover courier notes that
Harvey Hogg, Esq, of GAINESVILLE
was in that place last week.
Mr.. Ed. Turnkey, wife and daugh-
ter who have spent the winter i'm
Florida, returned Saturday.
The friends of Mr.. w. l.. Blanton
will regret to learn that he was
quite i'll several days recently.
Messrs. Buquo and Shelton of the
Erin bar, were in the city on pro-
fessioual business Monday.
Judge III. II. Lurton and H. n.
Leach Esq. went to Dover Tuesday,
to attend the chancery court in sess-
ion there.
d. Kincannon retured from New
York Saturday evening, and has
since been quite i'll at his residence
in this place.
We learn from the HopkinsvilIe
New Era that Mr., G. G. ROsenplaen-
ter of this city spent several days in
that place recently.
Mr.. j. G. Dudley, who is travel
ing in the interest of d wholesale
firm in Louisville, spent Sunday
visiting relatives in GAINESVILLE.
Mrs, w. R. Bringhurst was quite
iii the first part of the week but has
so far recovered as to be up and
about her housekeeping duties.
Mr.. R. f. McRoberts, prescrip-
ton clerk at Stewards drug store
has been on the sick list this week,
but is recovering his usual health.
Mr.. Pete Roberts of Montgomery,
Ala. son of Mr.. G. HI. Roberts of
Christian County, KY, is on visit
to his farthers family and was in
the city on Thursday last.
c. NJ. Gilmer Esq. a prominent |
lawyer of Quincy, ILL.,, accompanied
by his wife and little daughter Wis
tied his brother MIR. George Gilmer
in GAINESVILLE this week.
Mr.. John ID. DeGraffenreid and
wife, of Franklin. Tenn, and Mr..
Thos. P. DeGraffenreid and wife, of
Russellville, KY, were in the city
this week in attendance on the
Observation-Disclosures nuptials.
Mr.. Irvine Edmondson, son of
Mr.. William EdmOndson, of the
Southside, has accepted situation
as salesman in the grocery store of
w. A. Settle He will be glad to
wait on his friends who may want
anything in the grocery line.
Mr.. r. III. Yancey, late of Somer-
vile, is announced as editor of the
GAINESVILLE CHRONICLE. He has
had considerable experience as a
journalist, is good writer, and is
valuable acquisition to the press
and the society of GAINESVILLE
Memphis Ledger.
Franklin Review and Journal
Thos. P. and Maury DeGraffenried,
the former from Russelville, KY,
the latter from GAINESVILLE, Tenn,
were here Saturday to join their
brother John who left Sunday for
Smyrna, at which place the last
was married on last Mon
day.
Cincinnati Tobacco Journal: DIR.
E. r. Thomas, the eX-Inspector of
the Cincinnati market, and a pop
ular and prominent Tobacco buyer
of this city, paid visit of several
weeks duration very recently to his
who reside in GAINESVILLE,
Tenn, where the Doctor is as prime
a favOrite as in this city.
Correction.
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