Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1885-08-29
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Mr.. u. Kincannon l. at Hurricane Spring
this week.
Mrs. G. B. Graham OF Danville, KY. i,
visiting her sister Mrs. H. Frech.
Mrs. Mamie Roach and children left 70,
I.ouiFyille Thursday morning.
MIR. Sam DAILY and Mr.. Robert Drake lefl
for Davidson county Wednesday evciing
Mr.. III. seayy. or Columbia. Tenn, was in
attendance at the stock Show Tuesday.
/ Mrs. L. F. Grinsy, of oa<wood, IS Waiting
her daughter. Mrs. W. P. Titus. OF this city,
Mr.. John Buck, Jr., the CHRONICLES agent
at lakewood, was in town Tuesday, taking
in the stock show.
G. L. Carlisle and family, who have been
summering in the mouth of the Cave, moved
into the city Monday.
Mrs. Mary Roberts, Mrs. j. A Mckenzie,
and Mrs. Jennie Wyatt, returned from Par
sons camp-meeting Tuesday morning.
Mrs. E. " Ramey OF the southside, was
in the city ON visit to friends Tuesday and
Wednesday.
DR.. w. NJ. Finley of Lebanon, Tenn, at
| tended the reunion and stock show Tues
day and Wednesday.
Miss Mary Sydnor. who has been visiting
relatives near Oak wood for the past month,
left for her home at Hadensville Tuesday.
Mr.. j. o. Rust. editor of the Hopkinsville
New Era, and his bride were among the Wis
itors at the reunion Tuesday.
Prof Graham sunerintandant Of tba Io,,,n
lie schools has returned to the city and has
already entered upon the duties of his office,
Mrs. Emma Larkin, wife of DIR. Larkin,
and daughter, Miss Jennie, returned 10 the
city from Cloverdale, Tenn, Thursday.
Hon. N. B. Dudley, one of the big stock
raisers of Logan county, KY, and his broth
er, Robert Dudley of Todd county, attended
the stock show Tuesday.
We had pleasant call Wednesday from
Mr.. John A. Lyme, editor of the Henderson
(Ky.) Journal. He is a pleasant and agreea-
BILE gentleman and publishes good paper.
MFR. VIM. Morris and daughter Hattie, and
Misses Minnie Caldwell and Emma Hutch
inson, of Paris, were the guests of s. A. CaId-
well, Esq, during the reunion.
Judge H. H. Lurton and family, Dr. D. f.
Wright and DR.. Stafford and wife left
Thursday morning for Cloudland, Mitchell
county, North Carolina, where they will
spend several weeks.
Mr.. B. II. Settle, agent for the Union City
Pump Factory, is in Clarksvile, and will
call on the people of this city and section to
show them specimen of the factory's work
We hope he will meet with liberal patron
age.
Mr.. John N. DAILY, of Galveston, Texas,
has returned to his home in the Lone Star
State, after soiourning for several months at
his old home on the Southside. He travels
for the wholesale house of Focke, Wilkins
& LANCE, of Galveston. His many friends
in this section wish him prosperity and hap
piness.
attended the Stock Show this week: Gen.
B. F. Cheatham, Ed Hicks, RUFF K. Polk, B.
M. Hord, of the Spirit of the Farm, John G.
Cook, of the Banner, Hon. Mark S. Cocker
ell, II. d. Nichols, B. F. Cockerell, II. d.
Martin, John ID. Morton, of the Home and
Farm, and j. o. Griffith, of the Union.
Mr.. j. A. Everett OF Union City and j. B
Blackwell of Bartlett, Tenn, came up to
GAINESVILLE this week to look at specimens
ofthe hedge fence put up by the Hedge Com
pany of this city. MIR. Len Smith took them
up to Allensville and showed them Mr..
Gill's fine hedge. They expressed them
selves as delighted with the fence. Say 1t is
the very thing the country needs.