Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1884-08-02

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Miss Lucy Caldwell OF this city
is visiting Miss Alice Caldwell, O
Paris.
MIR. NJ. Shyer, OF Nashville, Tenn.
was the guest of Mr.. 8. Shyer tho
past week.
Mr.. G. III. Harris of Atlanta. Ca,
spent last Sunday In New Provi'
dence.
Mrs. g. M Whiteside returned
from Chattanooga Wednesday eve
ming. r--.z.,.e. -esS y s..
Mr.. Rufus Gardner. Of Spring
field. was in the city Wednesday
and Thursday. -
Miss Matte Fairfax, of Nashville,
Tenn, is visiting relatives in New
Providence.
Miss Mary Breed and Miss Cora
Roach left for their home in Louis
vile Wednesday morning.
Mr.. Brad Martin and wife return
Ell from a visit to Mr.. Martins
mother on the Southside Monday.
DR.. James Walton, son of our old
friend, DIR. Ike Walton Of Cheap
Hill, Cheatham county, was in the
city Tuesday.
Mrs. A. NJ. Warfield will leave
Saturday morning on two weeks
visit to her mother, near Hadens-
vile, KY.
Mrs. Hulda Wood leaves Satur-
day morning for Trenton, KY,
where she goes to visit relatives
and friends.
Mr.. r. l.. Duvall, OF Dayton,
Ohio. former manager Of the Day
ton Hedge Company in GAINESVILLE,
Is in the city.
Miss Daisy Kleeman, of this city,
left Tuesday morning for Shelby
vile, ILL.,, where she will spend
some time visiting friends and rel
atives.
Mr.. ]. A. Grant is still suffering a
good deal, but is now much better
than he was several weeks ago.
We trust that he may continue 10
improve.
Drs. G. w. Bailey and G. M.
Pardue and ThOs. E. McReynold
returned from Hurricane Springs
Tuesday night, all greatly improved
in health and spirits.
Rev. s. j. Martin and family, OF
who was formerly pastor
of the Cumberland Presbyterian
in this city, has been in the
city several days.
Misses Minnie and Rose Gault
and Fannie Caswell, three charm
ing young ladies of Louisville, KY,
are visiting Mrs. p. c. IIambaugh
in New Providence.
We had pleasant call from our
old friend, DR.. Rust, Of Hopkins
vile, KY, Monday, who with
his daughter, Miss Mamie, was on
a visit to friends in the city.
Mr.. Simon Bloch has gone to the
cities where he will pur-
chase his fall and winter stock OF
goods. He will probably get some
good bargains, as there has been
some heavy failures in several
houses.
Misses Julia Rogers, Mary Bring
hurst and Fannie and Birdie Epper-
son, of Nashville, are visiting Misses
Lula and Kate Bringhurst at the
franklin House. Also Misses Ma
ME and Nelly Ely, daughters of |
Mr.. Jessie Ely, OF Nashville, are
relatives in the city.
Miss Mary Weatherfor, of Union
City, returned TO this city Tues
lay night from Cincinnati, where
The has been for the past two
taking lessons in art. She
will visit relatives in the Port Roy
II neighborhOOd and will return
home about the first of September.
Mr.. John w. Faxon has resigned
lis position in the Bank OF Hop
linsville and again become a cit
zen of our city. He arrived here
Thursday morning, we hope, never
o go again. During his brief So
ourn away from GAINESVILLE he has
'een greatly missed, and his return
will be welcomed with much pleas
Ire.
Somerville Reporter: An elegant
'ipsey tea drinking was given by
Mrs. Gen. Williams at her hand
ONE residence, Castle Barn, a few
niles north of town, ON Tuesday
last. 1t was compliments
y to Miss Ellie Henry, Of Clarks-
lille, now on a visit to Miss Lady
Williams. The spacious grounds
we're beautifully Illuminated, and
roquet and lawn tennis furnished
until dark, when dane
ng became the order of the eve
ling. Quite a large number Of
.uests from Fort Smith, Memphis
nd elsewhere were present. Miss
Henry is a granddaughter of the
eagle orator of Tennessee, and one
4 the most charming young ladies
# GAINESVILLE. The affair was con-
idered one of the most handsome
nd elegant ever given in the coun-
y.
The Leap Year Ball.