Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1886-08-28

"A. J. Mcdowell, OF Danville, Ky. former
student of the University, has been in the
city several days.
Andrew ]. Harris, Esq. Trustee OF Shelby
county, and wife, were among the visitors at
the Stock Show.
--Dr w. L. Edmonds prominent mer-
chant, OF Princeton, KY, visited the CHROME
Gle oftlce Thursday.
Mr.. George r.. Harris, the genial proprie-
tor ofthe Harris house, Is oat again after
a temporary illness
Miss Lalle Woolridge, OF Hoplxinsville, is
visiting the family OF her uncle. Frank Buck
ner, in New Providence.
j. T. Harper, ]. NJ. Bearfield, G.. T. Penn
and w. s. Goodwin, of Cerulean Springs, KY,
were in the city Wednesday.
Misses Pauline Elliott and Miss Lallie
Woodbridge, two Southern Kentucky bellies
are visiting Capt. W. F. Buckner.
Misses Eva Bailey and Jennie Foster, of
Nashville, have returned to take their posi-
lions as teachers in the public school,
Misses Mae Burnett and Lizzie Cox, the
former Of CadiE and the latter OF Hopkins
vile, are visiting Mrs. r. w. Roach.
DIR. r. r. Bourns, of Hopkinsville, spent
Tueskay night in the city visiting his sister
Mrs Beach, and took in the Stock Show.
b B. Nance, T. G. Gaines and ]. R. Caudle
all prominent farmers OF the Newstead, KY,
neighborhood, were In the city Wednesday.
Miss Daisy McComb, OF Pembroke, one OF
the most charming young ladies OF South
Kentucky, is visiting Miss Mamie johnson.
w. L. Edmonds, OF Princeton, was In the
city Wednesday. He came over to receive
the return subscription money to the l. A. &
T.RR.
II. 7. Reynolds returned Saturday evening
from pleasant vacation of two weeks spent
among the mountains and along the streams
above McMinnville.
Judge A. n. Munford, ana his little
daughter Lilly, left yesterday morning for
Bowling Green, KY, 10 pay a short visit to
the Underwood family.
Miss Fannie and Birdie Epperson, who
have been visiting their cousins at the Frank
lin House, left Tuesday morning for their
home at Birmingham, Ala.
w. @. Burnham, teller of the Warren
Deposit Bank, of Bowling Green, was In the
city first ofthe week, and attended the Stock
Show Wednesday at the cave.
The Rev. VIM. Finn and son, Richard
came up from Mobile last week. DIR. Finn
seriously contemplates returning to Clarks-
ville to live. We trust he will do so.
e. T. Lucas. OF Bowling Green, former
Clarksvillian, was In the city Thursday
shaking hands with his many friends. He
visited the Stock Show the day previous.
n. ]. Harris and wife, Robt. Galloway
and wife and A. d. Allen, are among the
prominent citizens Of Memphis who came in
Monday to attend the Stock Show.
-G.H. Slaughter, OF st. Bethlehem, Tenn
spent Tuesday in the city, in the interest o.
the Stock Show to be held at Dunbars Cave
on August "a and 2s-HopkinsYille Kentuck
ian.
Greenfield Quarles, Prosecuting Attorney
OF Arkansas, spent last week In the city. Mr.
Quarles is an old Clarksville boy, and Out
people were glad to see him looking so vel
and prosperous.
DIR. Clark, OF the SpiritIof the Farm; Jno
w. Morton, OF the Tennessee department o
the Home Journal, Nashville; and Mark s
Cocksill and Mr.. Clark, of Goodlettsville, wer,
among the prominent Davidson fountains a
the Stock Show this week.