Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1885-08-15
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Mrs. Fred Smith is on visit to friends at
Trenton. Ky.
| Rev. J. T. Hendrick, left Wednesday for
Maysvilie Ky.
w. G. Allen, Esq, OF the 10th district, gave
us call Thursday.
Mr.. Gus iiaxinger Of Cincinnati, WAS In
the city Thursday.
Mr.. B. W. Macrae has returned from nur-
rtoane Springs
DIR. j. N. waddel and wife have returned
nom an extensive trip over the North.
Mr.. rom wallace of the Garrettsharg
neighborhood, was in the city Wednesday.
Mr.. E. Click left Sunday evening to buy
fall goods.
Miss Mary Bryan, of Nashville, is visiting
at Mr.. G. d. Bailey's.
Maj. T.. G. Gordon has returned to Hurri-
can Springs.
Miss Mary Daniel of Columbia, is visiting
the family of Mr.. Clay Stacker.
Rev. AID. Sears is attending the Cumber-
land Association at Goodlettsvilie.
Rev. j. w. Lnpton has gone to Chatauqua
New York, accompanied by his daughter,
Miss Julia.
q. Fl. Slaughter, Esq, the efficient chair
man of the Farmers Executive committee,
gave us a pleasant call this week.
! Miss Mary Bringhurst, daughter of Mr..
Ed. Bringhhrst, is visiting at the Franklin
House,
Franklin Review and Journal: Fount
Daniel. of GAINESVILLE, is visiting the family
of John D. DeGrafenried Esq.
Miss Sarah Shyer returned Lome Monday
morning, after spending several weeks Wis
iting friends in HopkinsvilIe.
Mr.. Manner, conductor on The 1. A. & T. R.
R., retured several days ago from Atlanta,
Ga, where he had been to visit his family.
Mrs. Mamie Rosch and children of Louis
Vile, jare on a visit to her mother, Mrs. Dick,
who has been quite sick for some time.
Judge C. G. Smith, NJ. Savage and Hon.
A. H. Munford attended Court at Dover this
week.
Mr.. Simon Bloch left Tuesday morning
for the eastern markets to purchase goods
for the fall trade ofthat popular house, Bloch
Bros.
Miss Maud Ussery of the Southside and
the Misses Selphs of Clifton Tennessee, have
been visiting Mr.. r. H. Pickering on Green
wood Avenue this week.
Mr.. Minor Quarles of Livipgstoa, Ala, is
in the city visiting his father Gen. w. A.
Quarles. He has many friends here who
will enjoy his visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. s. r. DAILY and Miss Mabel
Blackwell left Tuesday morning for David
son county, on a visit to the family OF Mr..
Drake.
Mr.. George Tompkins will leave for
Spottsylvania County, Va, Monday, where
he expects to make his future home. His
many friends here say "God speed him on
his way"
Mrs. George Guild, OF Nashville, who was
visiting the family of DIR. w. A. Shelby. in
this city, was called home Thursday morn
ing by dispatch announcing the death of
her brother-in-law, Hon. John Reed, which
occurred i'll Nashville Wednesday.
Mr.. @. II. Larkin, Mrs. Emma Larkin and
Miss Jennie Larkin, left Tuesday morning
for Cloverdale, Dickson county, Charlie goes
from that point to New York. Mrs. Larkin
and daughter will visit friends in that neigh
borhood for two or three weeks before re-
turning to GAINESVILLE.
Captain Travers Daniel, of Columbia Ten
nessee, arrived here last Sunday and will re-
main in the city for sevearl days. Captain
Daniel is practical water works engineer
and builder and is here for the purpose of
consulting with our business men on the
subject of building water works In the city.
Pensacola AdUdnce- Gazette.
The Chicago correspondent of the Nash
willie Banner makes the following allusion to
former citizen of GAINESVILLE: 81 had quite
pleasant talk with Hon. Rufus N. Rhodes,
formerly member of the Tennessee legisla-
ture from Montgomery county. He is now
prominent lawyer here, and like the
others, thinks there's no place like Chicago.
1t will no doubt be pleasing to his former
constituents and friends to hear of his sue
cess at this place The firm of Winston & 4
Rhodes does large business.