Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1885-08-22

pr. n. l. Northington and wife were in
the city Monday.
Mr.. G. NJ. Qnarles of Howell Station was
nthe city Wednesday.
| Judge G. o. smith was In Nashville
Tuesday.
Mr.. sam DAILY returned from Davidson
county, Tuesday evening.
Mr.. Geo. Faxon, OF Faxon station. Tenn,
was in the city Monday. George looks o.
young az ever.
Mrs. a. s. Mcbride and children LETT Mon.
day for Alabama on a visit 70 her parents.
Ross Bourne one OF the most substantial
farmers of No. 5, was In the city this week.
Mr. ]. G. Pr0tter and Mr.. Louis Tinsley Of
CollinsyilIe were in the city Wednesday.
Mr.. w. H. Beaumont of Nebo. KY, is in
the city.
Mr.. Frank Beaumont, of Pembroke, KY.
is in the city.
We had pleasant call from our former
countymen Mr.. Goodlett Brown OF Paris,
Tenn, on Saturday.
Miss Matte Smith, of Paducah, KY, has
been the guest of her cousin, Miss Fannie
Smith in New Providence, for two weeks.
Miss Eva Brown is visiting the family of
Mrs. Jessie Bailey near the city. She in
tends making st. Louis her future home.
Mr.. Polk Prince was in the city Thursday,
in the interest of the Stock Show which
comes off next Tuesday and Wednesday.
Mr.. Peter Bates and son Ed, of Beaver,
Penn, are visiting Messrs. Florence and Ed
Bates and Mrs. Whitfield in this city.
Esq. R. H. McFall was in the city last
Tuesday but had severe chill and was con-
fined to his bed all day.
Miss Annie Hunt of the Southside who
has been visiting relatives in Haywood
county, for some months viii return to-day.
The pretty and accomplished Miss Pearl
Frost, left Tuesday morning for Murfrees-
boro.
Judge Tyler and family moved to their
cottage at the cave Monday, and will remain
some two weeks.
Mr.. NJ. A. Stratton is in the eastern mar
kets purchasing boots and shoes for the TALL
and winter trade.
Mr.. A. b. Maxey has been confined to his
bed from sickness for nearly week, but is
now much better.
DR.. A. M. Trawick left Friday evening for
Dover on urgent professional business. He
viii return Sunday morni ne ON the steamer
Hillman.
Mrs. c. H. Roberts and Mrs. ]. A. McKen-
zie of Christian county, KY. and Mrs. Jen-
ME E. Wyatt of New Providence left Friday
morning for Parsons camp meeting.
Misses Sallle Wyatt and Annie Neblett, of
the Southside have been visiting the family
of DR.. R. C. Wyatt in New Providence for
week.
Mr.. H. H. Tharpe, of this city, spent the
first part of the week in Dover, while his
wife paid her sister in Memphis visit.
Both have returned.
Mrs. ]. w. WfIkerson, living near the city
accidentally fell Tuesday morning and hurt
herself quite badly. She was still suffering
a great deal when we last heard from her.
Mrs. r.. r. McCulIoeh and Masters Tom
and Emmett, accompanied by Miss Cara
Williams, arrived in the city, Wednesday
nIkub lEOln 10uQ0TSO4, NY,
Miss Clara Klau of Louisville, is visiting
Mrs. Albitz, at the residence OF Mr.. Samn
Rexinger, on College street. She has been
qnite sick for the past two months, but is
now improving rapidly.
c. Bowling, ESQ.,, of the Port Royal neigh
borhood, was in the city few days ago. He
reports the crops looking well in his vicin-
lily, and that he has the best crop of tobacco
he ever had.
Mrs. Elizabeth Smith, Mrs. ]. R. Ussery
OF the Southside, and Mrs. Eddings and
Miss Mile Eddings of Fulton, KY, were
visiting Mr.. r, H. Pickering on Greenwood
Avenue the first of the week.
Miss Jessie Settle, charming little bru-
nette of Christian county, KY, returned
from Canton, KY, on the steamer Hillman
Monday morning where she had beep on a |
months visit to her friend Miss Daisie Hop
son.