Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1886-10-16
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Ala, Wednesday.
DIR. Lupton has returned from Synod,
which metal Bristol.
q. v. Thompson, of Hopkinsvlile, was in
the city Wednesday.
Mrs. Ross Bourne, OF Fort Royal, was In
the city Wednesday.
Mrs. Piedmont Gerhart is visiting her
parents In Hopkinsville.
Mr. HI. Webb, OF Trenton, was at the
Harris Hotel Wednesday.
Mrs. Austin Peay, of Christian county,
was in the city Wednesday.
Miss Lena Mossley Is visiting Miss carrie
Jones In christian county.
Thomas Penn, Esq, OF cerulean Springs,
was In the city Wednesday.
MIR. Robert P. owsley, OF Hopkinsville,
was In the city Wednesday.
Mrs. Frank sugg, Of Huntsville, Ala, Is
visiting Mrs. ]. NJ. Bowling.
Miss Grenta Williams OF Guthrie, is visit.
Ing Mrs. Clip Cunningham.
Miss Matte DENIES, of the Fourth dis
trict was In the city Thursday.
DIR. Herring, of Russelville, was in the
city Wednesday and Thursday.
MIR. ]. T. Rives, of Christian county, was
at the Harris Hotel Wednesday.
Mrs. Robert Fuqua, OF Garettsburg, was
In the city shopping Wednesday.
Miss May Meriwether, OF Nashville, il
visiting Mrs. r. w. Humphreys.
Mrs. Jno. f. Couts and daughter, Miss
Florence, are visiting In Louisville.
Miss Jennie Barker, OF Cloyerlands. was
visiting Mrs. ]. W. Scales this week,
Mr.. Thos. Penn, of Cerulean Springs, wss
In the city Tuesday and Wednesday.
"A. G. McGehee and ]. d. Wall. of New
stead KY, were in the city Thursday.
Capt. Claude Haddox, of Ailensville, paid
us friendly call in the sanctum Tuesday.
Miss Ruth Jett. OF Rudolphtown, is visit
ing Miss clemmie Atkinson ON college street.
IT G. Baker, OF LAGRANGE Iron Works,
was among the visitors in the city Wednes-
day.
Mrs John Choat and Mrs. John NJ. Roach.
ence.
Miss Ida Smith, of Hadensville, was in
the city Monday, visiting Judge Z. w. Tylers
family.
w. H. Holder, OF Gallatn, who has been
attending Conference, left for his home We'd
nesday.
Miss May Garth, of Trenton, is visiting
the family OF Mr.. Thomas Randle at Hampton
Station.
Capt. E. NJ. Howard, representing E. C.
Hazard & Co., of New York, was inthe city
this week.
Miss Fannie Watkins, OF the Southside
returned from lengthy visit to Alabama last
Saturday.
Rev. Percy Luster, of Carthage, LETT foi
Nashville Tuesday evening. Our best wishes
attend him.
Mr.. P. p. Packard, Comptroller OF the
State, spent Sunday and Monday with Capt
Polk g. johnson.
DIR. A. d. Sears, J. J. CARROT and Scar
Major are attending the Baptist State conven
ton in Nashville.
Miss Eva Fauch8who has been visiting
Mrs. Bringhurst, leftsfor her home in New
Orleans Wednesday.
Steven Pettus and wife and Miss jose
phine Elliott, Of Brooklyn, are visiting rel
atives in New Providence.
Miss Blanche Halter is visiting the fam
+ lily of Chas. Marshall, New Orleans. She viii
, be absent several months.
, Mr.. George Hendrick has returned from
New York, bringing with him select stool
for the fall and winter trade.
MIR. George w. Register, of Kennedy Sta
ton, on the l., A. & T. road, was among hi
, friends in the city Wednesday.
/ attending the Conference. She is the guest Q
q Capt. Polk Johnson's family.
, Hon. C. w. warfeld, President of Oh
Montgomery Farmers Association, was
: guest at the Harris Hotel Monday.
Rev. ]. w. Cullom babe us farewell Tue,
day morning. Like true Soldier he wa
waiting orders for another campaign.
Mrs. Worley, and Mrs. Linebaugh,
i Guthrie, have been attending the Conference
: They are the guests of Mr.. NJ. v. Ingram
family.
y Mr.. II. S. Snoddy, editor Of the Todd Coui
ty Ky Progress, paid us a visit Wednesda
i He is a friend OF Clarksville, and is alws.
u welcome here.
MIR. Herbert T. Whitfield, who was 70
u merly clerk in the dry goods house of A.
" Crutcher, In Guthrie, is now clerk at the Ha
ris Hotel in this city.
Miss Ida johnson and Miss Mary Rile
OF Allensville, KY, came down Tuesday
l. attend the marriage of Mr. Ben. f. Hollil
It and Miss Fannie Fox.
10 Mr.. H. c. Mcdaniel, formerly q citizen
this place, now book keeper in the America
=, National Bank, Nashville, was among his o
- friends here Wednesday.
Rev. John H, Gold, formerly citizen
this place, has been attending the conteren
n and visiting his old friends. He left for h
d home In Arkansaw yesterday.
II Mr.. r. A. Baker, of the firm OF Weir