Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1884-08-30
PERSONAL.

Maj. Mickle, chief engineer Oh
the l., A. & T. railroad, Is In ths
city.
4 Miss Rotie Newell left Monda,
morning to visit friensls In UnIoT
City.
Hon. d. N. Kennedy and Wifi
returned from Hurricane Springs
Tuesday night.
| Mrs. B. M. Stephens and LITTLE
daughter left for Nashville Thurs
day morning.
| We regret to state that Mr.. B. X
Gold, of New Providence, is con.
fined at home by sickness.
Rev. ]. w. Hammer, ID. d., is
attending the camp.meeting al
Parsons, in Logan county. KY.
r. 8. Broaddus will leave in q
few days for the Eastern markets
to purchase fall and winter goods.
DIR. Jas. Hammer of Franklin,
Tenn, came down the first of the
week to visit his father and sister.
Mrs. Eliza Spurrien nee McCauley,
of Louisville, KY, was visiting
relatives in the city the first OF the
week.
j. g. Joseph Is expected home
from the East tomorrow, where he
has been purchasing fall and winter
clothing.
MIR. T. L. higgins, OF Dexter
City, Mo-, paid his fathers family
in New Providence flying visit
Monday last.
Mr.. w. w. Barksdale, OF the
Tobacco Leaf, Is spending two
weeks at Hurricane Springs to re-
cuperate his health.
Miss Lutte Cabaniss of New Prov
idence, is attending the camP-meet-
ing in Logan county, KY. We wish
her much joy on the trip.
Mr.. R. H. Pickering. wife and
Master Harry and Mr.. William
Pickering, returned from Fulton
Station, KY, Monday evening.
r. w. Roach, w. F. Coulter and
nearly all Of our merchants, are in
the Eastern markets purchasing
their fall and winter stock of goods.
Miss Blanche Roberts. who has
been visiting in this city and vicin-
ity for two weeks, left for her home
near Union City Friday morning.
Col. James E. Bailey, Capt. Frank
Gracey and Mr.. b. w. Macrae, all
prominent citizens OF Glarksville,
ake sojourning.at HurricaneSprings.
Rev. J. w. Hammer, Jr., of the
Florida Conference, is on visit to
relatives and friends in this city.
His many friends here give him
warm welcome.
Misses Fannie and Susie Barker,
two charming Christian county
young ladies, have been visiting
this week the families of I'D. Moore
and Maj. L. F. Henry.
Mrs. E. w. Downer, Mrs. p. E.
Downer and Miss Mamie Downer,
Of Kentucky, are the guests OF DIR.
T. E. Cabaniss and Mr.. p. q. Ham,
baugh, in New Providence.
Miss Sammie Neal, of Nashville,
who has been visiting the family Of
Mr.. A. Mcdaniel, returned home
the first of the week, accompanied
by Miss Nancy Mcdaniel.
Miss Mittie Drake, a fascinating
young lady OF Nashville, after a
two weeks visit to the Misses Rich
ardson, on the Southside, left for
home yesterday morning.
Dover Courier: "Mrs. Catching,
assisted by the best local talent, has
been practicing for concert, which
will be announced soon, and which
will be rare treat to lovers of good
music"
We regret to learn Of the severe
illness of Mrs. Susan Ramey, wife of
helate Thomas Ramey Of the South
side. She however was thought to
be some better when we heard from
her last.
Mrs. Araminta Thomas Of Nash
vile, wife Of the late r. w. Thorn
as, who was for many years editor
of this paper, is on visit to her
sons, Drs. Ben and Warner Thorn
as, of this county.
Mr.. w. w. Hutchison, of New
Providence, has accepted position
with Mr.. Jno. F. Couts in this
city. Mr.. Hutchinson mas had con.
siderable experience in the furni-
ture business i'm Nashville. We
wish him success.
The beautiful, intelligent and &C
complished Miss Pearl Frost, after
spending several months with her
relatives in New Providence, re-
turned to Nashville with her cousin,
Miss Annie Barkley, a bewitching
young lady Of that place, Wednes-
day morning. Many were the ex-
pressions Of regret heard on all
sides at their departure, and many
the wishes that warm weather
would soon be over and the time
for Frost to come again, would ar.
rive.
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