Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1885-01-03
PERSONAL
j. M. Nesbitt, Esq. of Erin, gave
US pleasant call Thursday.

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US pleasant call Thursday.
Mr.. J. J. CARROT has moved bacl
TO his home near New Providence
The accomplished Miss Ami
Daniel Of Euiaula, Ala. Is the CUES
Of Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Keesee.
Mr.. Robert Bailey OF Memphis
was visiting his fathers family II
this city during the holidays.
Mr.. Tom Kellow, OF Dallas, Tex
as, who has been spending the fal
and winter here, leaves this weel
for home via New Orleans.
Mr.. I. w. EIiett, of Louisville
was visiting his fathers family
during Christmas week and gave u
a call.
Mr.. Louis Diffenderfer, who has
been quite sick ut Lake Weir
Fla, we are glad to state, was inn.
proving at last accounts.
/: Misses Pattie CARROT and Ella Rig.
gins. Of Kentucky, spent the holi.
days in New Providence with rela-
tives.
Rev. Il. L. Moody returned from
his visit TO Shelbyville Wednes-
day, and will fill his appointments
at the Academy Sunday.
Hon. Arthur Munford and @. P.
Warfield left Friday morning
for Nashville, to be at the
opening of the Tennessee Legislat-
ure Monday morning.
Katie Wilkerson of Memphis
and Miss Lizzie Lyle and Mrs.
Matte Waldron of Haywood
county, are visiting at Mr.. John 81
Neblett's near the city.
DIR. j. A. Ornan, who was a del
egate to the Centinary conference,
has returned, and will resume his
duties as Presiding Elder OF the
GAINESVILLE District.
Mr.. and Mrs. g. G. Breed of Lou
isviile, were visiting the family of
Capt. T. FL. Smith during the holt
days. They always meet with q
warm reception i'm Clarkaville.
Miss Pearl Parham, of Forest
City, Ark, who has been visiting
Miss Lizzie Moseley, left for home
morning, Miss Lizzie &C
companying her.
Miss Sarah Benditt, a charming
young lady of Nashville, who has
been visiting the family of Mr.. E.
Click on Main street the past two
weeks, returned to her home Fri
day morning.
Mr.. J. T. Hancock OF the Peo-
pies tobacco warehouse has moved
his family into the residence on
Main street between Ord and 4th,
recently vacated by Mr.. JEFF Gar
rott. They came over from HoI.
kinsvIlle Wednesday.
We had a pleasant call this week
from Hon. A. l.. Brooks, State Sen.
ator, Of Alabama, and editor of the
Tuskagee, Ala, News Mail. He
was visiting the family OF Mr.. Dbl
BILE, and is cultivated and refined
gentleman.
Mr.. Willie Fits went to Louis
vile last week to enter on duty as
a salesman in the house OF Cashier,
Guage & Co., of that city. Shortly
after arriving he was offered a bet
ter salary with the Farmers &
National Bank of this
place, where he was formerly EN-.
plOyed. Having been released by
his Louisville employers, he return
ed to GAINESVILLE and is now at
work in the bank. His friends
here are glad that he abIdes with
US.
Dick Richardson of the firm of
Jake Davis & Co., and Jno. N.
DAILY with Mensing Stratton & Co.,
of Galveston, Texas, were both at
home for the Christmas holt
days. They are well and en-
joying themselves with their old
friends and acquaintance. They
both intend to prolong their stay
to the last hour their business
engagements will permit, and we
hope they may enjoy
to the full while they
are with US. They will remain
until about the first of March. Both
are old GAINESVILLE boys and We
welcome them TO their old home.
They speak well OF the Lone Star
State, and say it is the most mag
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