Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1885-10-03

Miss wille Lyon is visiting friends 4
Nashville.
| -Mr. E. B. whitaeld went to Nashvill
this week.
DIR. w. :. West Of Indian Mound, was ii
the city Tuesday.
Mrs. r. r. Major is in HopEinsville at
tending the fair.
-Dr. Hepry Drane went ID Louisville THU
week on business trip.
Miss Lizzie Ware OF Trenton. XIV. was
in the city Tuesday.
Miss MCKEE lSurtz Of Rnssellvine. XIV.
visited friends in GAINESVILLE this week.
Mrs. Martha Broaddns, OF Garrettsburg
visited friends in Clarksville this week.
Miss Mamie Byers of Trenton, KY, is the
guest Of Miss Susie Anderson in this city.
John J. West. ESQ.,, has returned from
Columbia, Tenn, where he went ON legal
business
Mrs. Anna Saunders and her daughter,
Miss Eva, left Thursday morning for Aber-
deem. Miss.
Mrs. Kate Crozier left for Louisville.
KY, Tuesday morning, where she will make
her future home.
Mrs. H. z. Beach returned from Louisville
Tuesday night, where she had spent week
visiting friends.
Kisses Laura Edmondson, and Mary
Ussely, of the southside, have been visiting
in the city this week.
John Fl. Buck, of lakewood, has been in
Nashville this week on business. and re-
turned home Thursday.
Mr.. Hatcher Neblett left Friday morn
ing to visit relations at Byhadia. Miss. He
will be absent about two weeks.
Mr.. Henry Frech's many friends will
be glad to learn that he is improving and
win be at his business again soon.
VIM. jackson, who has been quite low
with typho-malarial fever, is some better.
and has been carried to the country.
Mr.. W. NJ. Wiser has gone to Orlando,
Florida, where he will work for the Florida
Hedge Company. He left Monday.
Mr.. Norman Smith has gone to Nash
vile to attend business college in that
city. He will be absent about five months.
Mr.. Andrew Sloan, the popular sales
man in Bloch's dry goods store, who has
been sick for week or two, is slowly i'm
proving.
Judge H. H. Lurton and family returned
last Saturday from Roane Mountain, N. c.,
where they have spent the latter portion of
the Summer.
Miss May Jordan and Lille Hendrick
have returned from New York, where they
have been on a protracted visit to friends
and relatives.
Mr.. J. H. Wiser ana family who have been |
On visit to the family OF Mr.. j. D. Moore |
IN this city, left for their home at Manitu,
Fla, Monday.
-Hopkinsyille New Era: Mr.. James Par
in has lately moved to our city from Clarks- |
Vile, and has opened first-class saloon on |
street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Hodgson returned |
rom the East, Tuesday where they laid in |
fall and winter stock for the we'll |
Known millinery store.
Mr.. Commodore Couts and wife, will make |
sAclI uOAlc OulO. II Is a IiiOTo
,onv enient location for Mr.. Couts business
Is a commercial traveller.
We are glad to note the return of Mr.. J.
W. Buck of Oakwood this county, from
Hot Springs. He went there for his health
md returns much improved.
Miss Ed Henry of vicksburg,a charming
young lady who has enlivened GAINESVILLE
Wei o1of
his Summer, left for her home Tuesday.
MIR. Dave Edmondson, who has been
as q salesman in the hardware
house of KincannOn, Son Il Co. for some
line, left Thursday morning for Texas on a
visit.
-HoplIinsville South Kentuckian: Mrs
Mark Parlin, of GAINESVILLE, and Mrs. d.
gleason, of Chicago, spent several days in
he city this week, the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. James Parlin.
Major Austin Peay, MIR. DOWN Bell
md Col. Cineinnatus Ilell, all prominent
'itiZens of Christian county, were on the
treets of GAINESVILLE last Saturday and it is
aid that they were seen in the circus tent.
MIR. Frank Wake, popular young man
Who has spent some time in GAINESVILLE in
he employ of I. ID. Lucket & Co., left
thursday morning to buy tobacco fol that
rouse at Hanson, Ky. His friends here
egret his departure.
-Shelbyville Gazette; Ex-senator James
:. Bailey is reported dangerously i'll in
GAINESVILLE. Thousands of Tennesseaps,
vbo love the purity of his character and
dInire the force of his intellect, will join
II the expression of hope for his recovery.
The Rev. II. s. Mcbride left Monday
morning for Dalton, Ga, on a visit He has
'een stationed on the Asbury circuit this
ear, and his labors are now closed. He is
cry popular with the people OF the circuit,
md they hope he will be returned to them.