Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1885-01-31


Mr.. John Ell. Marable, of Corban-
dale, was in town this week
Hon. J. #. House and lady returned
to the city Tuesday night.
Mr.. Ewing Wilcox was in the city
Wednesday
DR.. A. Eldridge, OF Palmyra, was ON
a business trip to the city Wednesday.
Miss Ada Outlaw, OF the Southside,
was in the city shopping last Tuesday
The accomplished Miss Maggie Ma
craze left for Memphis last Tuesday.
Mr.. Ferd Morrow, of lakewood, was
in the city Monday.
We regret to learn of the serious
illness of Mr.. John Allen, of the LIST
district.
Miss Viola Buck. of lakewood, is WIS.,
ting the family of Mr.. Geo. Buck on
Greenwood Avenue.
ESQUIRE s. A. Wilson. of Palmyra,
has been attending Criminal Court
this week as witness.
Mr.. Thomas Wallace and his sister,
Miss Carrie, left Thursday morning
for New Orleans. They went by the
way OF Louisville.
Miss Lizzie Ussery, of the Southside
who has been visiting relative at Ad-
ans Station, returned last Monday
night.
We are glad to learn that Mrs. G. M.
Whiteslde, who has been very sick at
Chattanooga, is now improving, and
we trust Will soon be well again.
DIR. Larkin's health has improved
since he gave up his Office in the city.
He now attends to all calls at his
home Office on Greenwood Avenue.
Mr.. G. L. Pitt, Esq, who has been
ill some time, has returned to the city
and now has his Office with Quarles d
Daniel.
Mr.. S. Riding, editor of the Todd
County Progress, gave us pleasant
call Thursday. The Progress is pub
lished at Elkton, KY, is well printed
and edited with ability,
Mr.. Arthur E. Harris, who has been
prospecting in Florida, was not pleas
ed, and left Pensacola for home last
Thursday. We welcome you back,
Arthur.
Mr.. HI. N. Leech and his accom-
plished bride arrived in the city from
Charlotte Monday evening, and were
warmly congratulated by their many
friends.
| The accomplished and attractive
Miss Alice Caldwell, who has been
visiting her cousins, Misses Mary and
Lucy Caldwell, on Greenwood Avenue
will leave Saturday morning for hel
home in Paris, very much to the re
! greet OF more than one young man q
our city. e....
/ Misses Katie Wilkerson and Lizzie
LYLE returned to Haywood county
last Tuesday morning, after spending
/. some three weeks with Mrs. Jno. s
| Neblett. We hope that they may
again visit our town in the near fu
ture, and we know of several young
men who would only be too glad /
they could induce them to make i
their permanent home; in fact, Erich
ard is not himself any more"
Advance-Gazette, Pensacola, Fla
Mr.. Arthur E. Harris, of GAINESVILLE
Tenn, is in the. city. He is her'
prospecting with view to establish
ing himself in business, in which h
will be joined by his father, Mr.. Gee
Harris, former sheriff OF Montgom
cry county, Tenn. Mr.. Harris is al
, enterprising business man and Pensa
cola will be lucky if he concludes II
locate here.
Nashville World: The Hon. Johl
Ford House and his wife returned t.
this city yesterday from visit to hi
? venerable mother, now living wit
her daughter, Mrs. j. w. Cunning
3 ham, near Franklin, in Williamson
county. He goes every yea; to spen'
= a few days with her. He is very por
ular in his native county and the pee
pie there are very proud of him. Mr.
HI. is also native of that county.
G. w. Armstrong, Esq, John Natl
is and Robin Edmondson, of tn
Southsidc, left Tuesday iii a skiff fo
the New Orleans Exposition. The
took their guns and intend to shoe
i, ducks and geese on their trip, an
have a good time generally. We SUI
!, mise that by the time they reach P'
= ducah or Memphis, they will sell thei
skiff and return by railroad or take
!, boat to New Orleans.
t Advance Gazette, Pensacola, Flf
t We were agreeably surprised yestel
( day by visit from Mr.. E. A. Peagrar
and Mr.. VIM. Lisenbee, both of Mon
gomery county, Tennessee, who al
/. down on a reconnaissance. We hoI
8 our old friend Peagram will concluc
It to invest a portion of his capital
e Pensacola, as he can afford to wait
e while for the rise which is bound
J. come, in real estate here soon.
u LITTLE Hattie Walker, age
, about six years, daughter of Mr.. an
9 Mrs. r. III. Walker, of New Prov
% dence, happened to an extremel
painful and dangerous accidel
Thursday morning. While she an
her youngest brother were playir