Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1883-10-06
PERSONAL.

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Miss Matte Collins was in tn
city ON Wednesday.
Miss Rosa Lou Moore returned t.
Nashville ON Wednesday hist.
Mr.. D. S. Hendrlek has gon,
East to replenish his stock o
queensware etc.,
Mrs. Eliza Neblett of Dickson
county, is visiting relatives or
the Southside
Mr. Burr Coleman, formerly with
Bloch Bros. is now with the grocery
house of Dority Il Herndon.
Mrs. Christina Leavell, Mrs. Dick
and Mr.. Lewis Diffenderffer left for
Louisville last Monday.
MIR. Thos. Fl. LYMAN and family,
who have spent several weeks in
Louisville, are at home again.
Mrs. W. Osburn, of New Prov
idence, after visit of several weeks
in WalIonia, KY. has retured home.
Memphis Appeal Oct. 3D.: w.
A. Settle, of GAINESVILLE, visited the
Merchants Exchange yesterday.
Miss Matte Bagwell, of the Nc
Adow neighborhood, is visiting her
sister, Mrs. Emma Larkina on
Greenwood Avenue.
Mr.. S. ID. Power, prominent
lawyer of Ashland city, was in
GAINESVILLE Thursday and favored
US with call.
Mr.. John Barker of Christian
county attended the K. of p. BAN
quet Tuesday night, and went away
4oiser if not better man.
Mr.. Thos. Harvey, young man
from Dickson county has accepted a
situation in the popular dry goods
houseof r. S. Broaddus.
Miss Matte Dennis, a charming
young lady of the Bethel neighbor-
hood, is visiting her aunt, Mrs. i.
T. Gold, in New Providence.
Miss Carrie Wallace returned this
week from his visit il. Virginia.
She stopped a few days in Louis
vile to visit friends.
Mr.. Patrick Henry OF this city
was a delegate to the Inter-S State
Levee Convention which met in
Vicksburg Tuesday.
Mr.. John Elliott of GAINESVILLE,
Ohio, has been in the city several
days visiting his brother Mr.. Joe
Elliott who resides here. He will
return next week.
Mr.. Diggs of Paris, Tenn, has
been employed as salesman at
Dority q Herndon's. We are glad
to have him become a citizen OF
GAINESVILLE.
Rev. p. A. Fits, rector of Trim
ity church, is attending the general
convention in Philadelphia as a
delegate from the diocese Offences
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Mr.. Owen Meriwether of Mem
phis, who has been spending sever
al days in the city and vicinity,
left last Tuesday evening for Mem
phis via Louisville,
Mr.. John Irwin of Taylor, Texas,
has been visiting his parents in
GAINESVILLE recently. He has many
friends in GAINESVILLE who enjoyed
his stay here and were glad TO see
him looking welt.
Judge III. II. Lurton of this city
was appointed lay delegate from
Tennesseeto the General Colvention
of the Episcopal church at Phila-
delphia but was prevented from at
tending on account of business in
the Chancery court in session this
week.
Miss Imogene Smith, the accom-
plished daughter of Capt. a. F.
Smith of New York, is spending Il
few weeks, much to the enjoyment
of her many GAINESVILLE friends,
with the family of her uncle, Mr..
John w. Faxon.
The Hon. -. Moore of Fayett-
vile, Ark, was in the city Satur-
day and favored us with a call.
He is editor of the Fayetteville
Democrat, and formerly a member
of the Arkansas Legislature He
had been to Louisville with the
press excursion.
Mr.. James F. Smith and lady, of
KY, are on visit to
his fathers family in New Prov
idence. On Wednesday night last,
the newiy-marrIed couple were ten
dered an elegant family reception
by Mr.. and Mrs, r. b. Rossington,
of that city.
MeSsrs. Ii. Ii. Lurton and Chas.
ID. BaiIy of this city and Col. N.
Brandon of Dover, have spent sew
eral weeks lately fishing in Michi-
gan. They returned last Saturday
The two last mentioned
gentlemen were in bad health when
they went away and we are glad to
report that they are much improv-
ed.