Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1883-07-21
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morning for Athens, Ga.
/ Dr.. T. E. Cabaniss is rusticating al
( Castillian Springs this week.
Miss Claire Watts, of Providence, is
visiting friends in Clarksville.
We regret to learn OF the continued
illness of Col. N. Brandon, of Dover.
Misses Locke and Lille Brunson
are visiting friends in Rutherford
county
Miss Mollie Griffey, of lakewood, is
visiting her sister, Mrs Titus, near the
city, this week.
Mrs. Lula Daugherty returned to
her home in Dover on the Hillman,
Wednesday last:
Mr.. r. s. Broaddus and daughter,
Miss jamie, attended the picnic near
Erin on Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. F. Coulter have
been spending the week at Dawsons
Springs, but are looked for home to-
day.
Miss Gretta Williams, of the Guthrie
neighborhood, was visiting friends and
relatives in the city the first of the
week.
Mr.. w. 2. Titus of this office has
been in Buffalo, New York, this week,
but is looked for home to-day or to-
morrow.
Miss Barnes, popular and accom-
plished young lady of Hopkinsville,
has been visiting the family of Mrs.
Griffey, this week.
Mrs. Mary G. Wallace and Miss Car
RE Wallace, left on Tuesday morning
last for Albermarle county, Va, where
they will spend the summer.
Rev. A. G. Dinwiddie left for Muir
freesboro on "Wednesday morning,
after a pleasapt visit of week to his
many friends and relatives in this city
and county.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian: A GER
tain young Clarksvillian is doing some
tall counting in this city, and the fire.
quency of his visits indicate that he is
decidedly in Ernest.
Mr.. A. Howell, cashier of the Clarks-
vile National Bank, has been quite
sick this week, but we are glad to
learn that he is now convalescing and
hope to see him at his post in a day or
two.
Messrs. Taylor and Charlie Roberts
and their wives, of Montgomery, Ala,
are visiting their fathers family, near
Oak Grove, KY. They are accompa-
MED by Miss Bertha Shepherd, an
accomplished young lady of Montgom-
cry, Ala.
Mr. T. ]. Lyle, of New Providence,
formerly engaged in merchandising
in that place, has accepted position
in a wholesale house in Nashville.
Tom is good salesman, and we wish
him success in his new home.
Mrs. Ford, and daughter, Miss NJ. E.
Ford, have been visiting Mrs Dr. Nc
Reynold, for some time. Miss Ford
left few days ago to attend a teachers
institute, to be held at a Northern
Summer resort, where she will spend
the season.
Miss Matte Higgins, a charming
young lady of New Providence who
has been spending several months in
Christian county, KY, returned home
yesterday, accompanied by her cousin,
Miss Pattie Garrett We WI be safe
in Station that she is as welcome back
as if she were Gold.
Maj. E. c. Gordon went to Louisville
on business last Thursday evening.
We had the pleasure on Thursday last
of meeting Mr.. Willie Gordon, son of
Major Gordon. He is a sprightly
young man and we welcome him to I
our city.
The following visitors have been
stopping at Idaho Springs this week:
Mrs. B. H. Owen, Miss Sallie Owen,
Miss Mary Lurton, Mrs. Saunders, and |
Miss Lena Lane, all of GAINESVILLE;
Mrs. Conley, of Trenton, KY, Mrs. c
VIM. Crouch, of this county, B. NJ.
Esq, and family of Mem |
phis. Mr. Chiles T. Barker and Mr.. {
Ed. Peyton returned to the Springs
this week. The former was so much /
benefited by his first visit that he re- !
turned for further trial of the heal \
ing waters. Mr. 10 Gill, Jr., of Nash 5
Vile, spent the day last Saturday at
the Springs.
Mr.. John N. Daily, who has been for
several years in the employ of the
and retail grocery house OF 6
Keesee & Northington, in this city, has
the position of travelling
salesman for Mensing, Stratton & Co,
Of Galveston, Texas. Mr.. Days many
friends in this city and section will
regret his departure; GAINESVILLE can
II afford to lose young man of so
much personal worth and business
merit He will leave Monday morn
ng and go direct to Palestine, Texas.
Shortly after arriving at that place he
expects to go on to Galveston and enter
On his new duties. The CHRONICLE
speaks for host of friends in wishing
him much happiness and prosperity.
What the COMMISSION IS Dong.
Col. John II. Savage was inter- t.
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