Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1883-03-03
PERSONAL.
Mr.. Harry Gerhart visited Louis.
vile last week.

| Mr.. Harry Gerhart visited Louis
vile last week.
We are glad 10 see Judge SnitI
again on our streets, after an Hines
of "a week.
have returned home from week
visit to friends on the Southside
Mr.. Walter Fowlkes and Mrs
Mary Pollock returned SaturCia,
from a visit to Memphis.
The Hopkinsville New Era note
that Miss Carrie Wallace of Clarks
vile is visiting in that place.
We regret to learn that M. HI. J
Wilder living in the New Provi
dence neighborhood, is quite il
with pneumonia.
Mr.. 10. B. Thomas left our city
the first of the week, for Corsicana
Texas, where he expects TO reside
in future.
Mr.. j. +. Sartin, a carpenter oil
this city, left Monday morning fol
the Allensville, KY, neighborhoOd,
where he goes to farming this year.
Mr.. j. +. Cummings, of Nash
vile, was in town Thursday. He
came to superintend the burial of
his uncle, Mr.. Clark G. Cummings.
Miss Mary Macrae, one of our
most popular young ladies, left
Wednesday morning for Louisville,
where she goes to visit relatives.
Mr.. Charlie Hall is taking trip
over the Northwest. He left Sun
day and will be absent about one
month.
We are glad to learn that Mrs.
Dick, an aged lady living near the
city, and who has been quite i'll for
some time, was some little better on
Friday morning last.
Messrs. Jim Parrish, Walker
Williams, Julien Gracey and J. p.
Gill all went to see the shooting
match between BOgardus and Car
yer.
Prof. w. W.. Yarrel and Miss
I'VE Duke returned to GAINESVILLE
Saturday. They have been teach
ing school in Huntington, Tenn,
for some time past.
Mrs. Byrn of this city has been
quite ill at the residence of Mrs.
McAlister in New Providence and
has not yet sufficiently recovered to
be brought home.
Miss Carrie Eustace, of Virginia,
left Friday morning for Montgom-
cry, Ala, She has been visiting
friends in GAINESVILLE for some time
past.
Mr.. Frank l.. Armstrong, a young
gentleman who formely lived in
GAINESVILLE, but now a resident of
Brownsville and travelling for r. A.
Robertson d Co. of Louisville, was
in town several days of last week.
Mrs. Lane has moved into her
new residence on Greenwood Ave-
nue.. This very handsome building,
which has been neatly constructed
after the latest designs in architect
ure, is quite an ornament to that
part of the city.
Capt. A. J. Mcneil being sick the
first of the week Mr.. Pat GInley was
appointed to serve as day policeman
i'm his stead. Pat filled the station
with credit and demonstrated the
fact that he is well qualified for
such a place.
DIR. Richard Douglass, Mrs. Sarah
G. Douglass, Mr.. Norman Klrkman
and Mr.. Bruce Douglass all of Nash
vile. Mr.. T. o. Harris of Saunders
VILE and Mr.. t. B. Wilson of Sum-
ner county, were in GAINESVILLE
Wednesday in attendance on an
important ceremony.
The Russelville Herald Enter
prise, says: ave sincerely regret
that Mr.. Ed. G. Campbell has sew
cred his connection with the Ciarks-
CHRONICLE, of which he has been
the editor for two years. Mr.. Camp
bell has made good paper. By his
withdrawal journalism losses more
than does Mr.. Campbell.
Somerville Falcon: Mr.. r. H.
Yancey leaves this week to take
charge of the editorial department
of the GAINESVILLE CHRONICLE. Mr..
Yancey has made quite reputation
as a spicy, strong writer. The
CHRONICLES is a handsome nine COL
umn folio, and under Mr.. Yancey's
facile pen it will certainly be a
spirited sheet. We regret very
much the moving of Mr.. and Mrs.
Yancey from our midst, but wish
them happy home and much sucS
cess in GAINESVILLE.
SOmerville Reporter: r. H. Yam
cey, Esq, and family will leave this
week for GAINESVILLE, Tenn. We
regret their removal from Somer.
vile and hope they will find
pleasant home in GAINESVILLE. MIR.
Yancey will assume editorial con-
troll of the CHRONICLE, Il live DEM
ocratic journal published in that
city, to which we have no doubt he
will give increased interest, as he
Yields a ready and graceful pen.
He has our best wishes for success
THE high waters have fallen at
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