Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1885-06-20
PERsoAAL

Col. John D. Morris of Hopkinsville, KY,
was in the city THURSDAY.
| Gen.sW. A. Quarles and Polk G. johnson,
Esq, were in Nashville, Thursday.
| Mrs. L. e. Rolls OF Dover is visiting the
family OF DR.. AGREE on Madison street.
| Miss Emma May Hy1nan Is visiting the
family Of Col. g. s. Merrill OF Nashville.
| Miss Fannie Id Harris returned 10 her
home Ia Nashville. Friday evening. after
visit to relatives in this city.
last week as being very sick with pneumo-
mia Is much better.
Mrs. M. w. Whltten of Memphis, liz In the
city, and is the guest of sr. H. H. Tharp on
Madison street.
We regret to learn of the serious illness Of
Mrs. Rosa Moseley. wife of Mr.. X. D. Nose
ley.
Weare glad to see that DIR. Larkin is able
to be at his office in the city, First street, in
the forenoon OF each day.
Mr.. John B. Williams. one OF the CHRoN-
IcLE's good friends, of Palmyra, was in the
city Tuesday.
/
We regret to learn that Mr.. James Swift,
Jr., living near Palmyra, is very III with
minengetis.
MIR. Il. l. Batson of the 18th district, was
in the city Wednesday and paid his re-
spects to the CHRONICLE.
Mr.. Ed Bagwell of the southside, sold his
tobacco for good price this week and gave
| r1s NJ
with the CHRONICLE.
| We had a call this week from Charlie Will
kerson who several years ago published a
paper In Cadiz. He is now engaged Ia the
tobacco business at Linton. we believe.
| Rev. I. ]. Duncan presiding elder of the
Columbia District of the Methodist church,
was in our city Monday and Tuesday, shak-
/ ing hands with his many friends In Clarks-
Vile and vicinity.
Mr.. WiInberly, editor OF the Cadiz Tele-
phone, gave us pleasant call Wednesday.
The Telephone is good paper and should
be well supported by the people of Cadiz
and Trigg.
Mrs. Mieninger. who formerly was q
teacher in Clarksville and has many friends
in this city, is visiting Mrs. G. N. Byers on
franklin street. Her present home is in
Nashville and she has come to this city to
recuperate from a recent serious illness.
Prof S. A. Link who formerly taught the
Ashland Institute gave us a call Friday
morning. He expects To open an institute
of learning at Adams station, on the first
Monday in September with complete
corpse of assistants.
! Prof ] T. Richardson's and his daughter,
Miss Mary, returned from their visit TO
Snow Hili Maryland, Wednesday evening,
accompanied by Mr.. RIcharlsons aunt,
Mrs. Henrietta T.. Compile aud her grand
son Master Frank Purneil.
| Rev. A. q. Dinwiddie OF Murfreesboro,
| gave Us call Wednesday. He lis down on
avisit 10 his aged mother and other reia-
tiveS. This is his native county and he has
| host of warm friends throughout this
section.
Mrs. F. NJ. Rhodes aud Miss lima Rhodes
left Wednesday morning for Chicago. They
will spend some time visiting relatives in
that city, when the former will go to Wash
ington and the latter to Mexico, No., in
which places they will make their future
HON y. Mrs. Rhodes has been a resident OF
GAINESVILLE Tor the past fourteen years. She
| Is lady of very elegant manners and
superior intelligence. Her goodness of
heart and kindly treatment OF all with
whom she came in contact made. her num-
bers of friends and her departure from
Cl;.rlSsv.lie is very generally regretted. Miss
lima has also resided in this city during the
greater portion of the time mentioned and
what We have said of Mrs. Rhodes is equally
/ true OF her. We can testify that her friends
are all warm friends and don't bellows
| she ever had an enemy. Both la.ii..s carry
| with them the best wishes for their future
happiness and if they. either OF them,
should ever return to ClarksvItl,. they are
as ured Of hearty welcome.