Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1885-11-28
PERSONAL.

Rev. H. T. Perry, of Hopkinsville, was
In the city Wednesday.
Mr.. It. d. Toombs. of Cumberland CITY,
was I'm GAINESVILLE Wednesday
Miss Mai Burnett. ofCadiz, KY, is visit
ing Mrs. r. w. Roach in this city.
--Mezsrs. j. M. Bowling and c. r. sugg
are fishing and hunting at Reelfoot Lake.
Miss ]. N. Wiser. of Florida, is in the
city, the guest OF her sister, Mrs John d.
Moore.
Mrs. S. B. Stewart returned Tuesday
from Nashville, where she. had been visiting
friends.
Mrs. R. H. Yaneey and children have
returned from a visit to relations in West
Tennessee.
Mrs. ]. w. Clapp, Jr. and children, of
Memphis, are visiting her father. Hon. ID. n.
Kennedy, and family.
MIR. C. f. sugg and wife and Miss Mollie
McCuishen, of Paducah, KY, are visiting
the family of Mr.. ]. NJ. Bowling.
Misses Mary and Lucy Caldwell, who
nave Dcen NiSltinH
some time past, are at home again.
Mr.. Thad. VIM, of Waco, Texas, for
merIy of this county, is back on visit to
friends in the Rudolph neighborhood.
Misses SalIie Rust and Ida Burlzs, OF
Hopkinsville, spent Sunday in New Provi-
dence, the guests of Mrs. ]. ]. CARROT.
Misses Lula Coleman and Annie King
of RusseIIville, and Miss Eulah Garrard, OF
this county. spent Thanksgiving at Col. w
F. Young's.
Rev. C. p. Shields brought his daughters
Misses Annie and Pearle, to this city Mon
day to attend the Public School. They will
board with Mrs. Eugene Smith, at the Fe
male Academy.
Miss Mamie Gold, the popular and pref
ty young daughter of Mr.. b. X. Gold, o
Providence, who is attending Bethel Colleg'
in Hopkinsville, paid her family visit las
Saturday and Sunday.
DIR. and Mrs. Burr and Mrs. Jno. E. Bun
of Auburn; Miss Mamie Pence, of Logar
county; Frank Guthrie and Notaly Conn
of Franklin, KY, and John Collier, Of Bow
ling Green, came down to attend the mar
rage of ]. H. Conn and Miss Matte Gum.
| -Cadiz Telephone: r. L. Young is max
ing preparations to move to GAINESVILLE I
reside permanently. His friends here Wi
regret to give him up. He is good WORE
man and 1t was desired that he should re
main with us. 1t is hoped that some Time
one as good as he is, Will come and take HI
place. re
Mr.. VIM. Dority has taken posltio
! as book keeper for Kendrick, Pettus u
Mr. Dority is well known as one of the mos
efficient business men in Clarksville- ID
| is quite an addition to thissalready stron
house. His many friends are glad that
has found employment here and his perm'
nent residence in GAINESVILLE thereby a
sured.
| A letter received by Michael Savag
ESQ, this week, announced the birth OF
son and heir to his partner, Herbert !
Leech, Esq. The youugster arrived Satu
day morning, at the home of Mr.. Leech
fotber near Charlotte in Dickson count
He weighed ten pounds, has excellent Us
of his lungs, and is supposed TO be fine m
terial for a future President.
"A Franklin, Ky.,special to the America
of the 22d, says: Mr.. Henry Conn, one of u
most prosperous and wealthy young bus
ness men of this place, will be united
, marriage to Miss Matte Gum, a beautif
belle of GAINESVILLE, on the morning OF u
26th inst. They will reside at the Bosses
House, in iris city, where the groom n
furnished an elegant suit of rooms.
= American, Dist: w. H. Goodpasture !
turned from Holland Thursday with IRE
importation of Holstein yearlingS, to {
, number of twenty five. Half of the nui
her were sent at once to Columbia, the
mainder 10 Mr.. Goodpasture's place nc
GAINESVILLE. He was accompanied to Mas
n Vile by Mr. Heiltge Baker, Of Schlllaa
of Friesland, Holland, who is on his fouI
trip with cattle for the United States.
Baker was DESTROYS of seeing the fam
beauties of Middle Tennessee, and emorac
: this opportunity, spending yesterday
: Maury county.