Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1886-07-10

-Elkton Progress Miss Lonnie Ingram
GAINESVILLE, and Miss Reed Taylor. Guthrie
were the guests OF Mrs. William Coleman the
first Of the week.
Memphis Avalanche: Miss Carrie Lock.
ert OF GAINESVILLE, niece OF Mrs. II. NJ. Doalx
of this city, Is visiting at the house OF H. M
Doak, 2O2 Third street.
Miss Irene and Annie AGREE, daughters OF
DIR. II. NJ. AGREE OF Chattanooga, are visiting
Miss Fannie Neblett and Miss Cora Caldwell
on Greenwood Avenue.
Mrs. Rose Wilson, the temperance leo
turer, was taken sick at Salem Sunday night
and on that account had TO cancel her remain
ing appointments ON the Southside.
Mrs. Brunson and her daughter Miss May
Brunson, Of Pine Blnffs, Ark, and Miss Mary
Warren of Columbia, Tenn, are visiting at
Mrs. Allen Johnson's on Madison street.
e. w. Cunningham has returned from
WaynesDoro. He attended the convention OF
the seventh Chancery division In the interest
of his father-ln-law, Judge Alternately.
Princeton Banner: Miss Lizzie Lucas,
who has been visiting her sister, Mrs T. b.
Watson, for several months past. returned
Monday to her home in GAINESVILLE, Tenn.
DIR. and Mrs. Lupton left Tuesday morning
for Virginia, where they win spend several
weeks visiting relatives. DIR. Lupton's pulpit
will be filled during his absence by resident
ministers.
We understand that Judge Lurton and
Capt. Polk Johnson, have gone to the grand
barbecue at Dover. II the parties having the
affair In charge, knew they were coming
there would be an abundant supply OF meat
prepared.
Columbia Democrat: Miss Viola Smith
son, bewitching young lady of GAINESVILLE,
who has been visiting friends In Columbia
for the past ten days, returned home this
week, stopping in Nashville day or two to
see friends.
Columbia Democrat: Miss Kate Green, q
graceful and vivacious young lady, who has
been visiting In the city as the guest OF Mrs.
Harry Cornell, left this week to visit friends
In Nashville, and from thence will return to
her nome in GAINESVILLE.
Mr.. ]. M. Wilson, formerly salesman
with Bowling d Wilson, now member OF
the Bryant Commission Co., Chicago, spent
Sunday and Monday with relatives here. He
was accompanied by his friend and business
associate, Edward L. Porch.
| -Messrs. j. g. Joseph and George Pickering
will leave Sunday for Toronto, Canada, to at
tend large assembly of the Uniform Rank
OF Knights Of Pythias at that place. They
are the only members Of the Clarksville com.
mandery who will go. They will accompany
the Memphis commandery.
Paris Post; Prof. G. s. Gilbert, OF Clarks,
Vile, who two years ago assisted Prof w. w
Yarrell in the public school In this city, was
in Paris last Sunday and Monday, en- route
home from Decaturville, where he mad lust
closed school. Prof. g. made many friends
during his stay in our midst
--Elkton Progress Mr.. Charles Mauzy and
wife returned Monday from GAINESVILLE
Tenn, where Mrs. Mauzy has been visiting
relatives.-Dr w. B. jefferson. OF Hamp
ton Station, Tenn, was in town several days
the first of the week. circulating among hi,
old friends.--Miss Ellen Washington
Clarksville is the guest of the family OF
Judge Terry.
The following is list of the guests now
sojourning at the Cave Hotel: Jno. H. Pettu,
and family, New Providence; Mr.. and Mr.,
Ed. Turnkey, Mayor Smith and family, Mrs
Brockman, jas. e. Bailey and family, Mrs
Mat Gracey and family, Mrs. F. P. Gracey
Bryce Stewart and family, Rev. Mr.. Hill an,
wife, Clarksyille. The following will be Their
next week: Mrs. Geo. b. Guild and family
Nashville; Mrs. w. w. Bourne and family
Louisville; Mrs, Mathis and family, Cpving
ton, Tenn.