Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1886-11-27

Mr.. 7. A. Mcdaniel visited friends In Hop
kinsvIlle Sunday.
m. Ben O. Perkins, Of Guthrie. was In
the city Thursday.
5--rr Marshal, Hampton station, was In the
city Tuesday evening. GNr
Misses Susie and Fannie barker were in
the city "wednesday. shopping. H.IstIl
Mr. John Burst writes from Philadelphia
Thursday that he was doing we'll.
-E. M. Leak, city Marshal OF Guthrie, was
In the city Thursday buying lumber.
Miss Mary Howerton has returned to the
city from an extended trip 10 Texas.
Mrs. Ben F. Holllns has been visiting her
fathers family in the city this week.
Mrs. Matte Dennis, OF South Christian,
was shopping in the city Wednesday.
Mr. A. P. Crutcher, dry goods merchant
OF Guthrie, was in the city Wednesday.
Mr.. NJ. Hall, Dry goods dealer Of Guthrie,
visited his friends In this city Wednesday.
MIR. J. Edgar Bumgarner, live business
boy Of Guthrie, was in the city Wednesday.
Miss Bella Lieber left Thursday week
ago, TO visit relatives aud friends la Louis
vile, KY.
Mrs. r. W. Roach, who has been Wishing
In Louisville and shelbyvi Vile for the last
month returned this morning.
--R. G. Roach visited his mother at the old
home at Roaring Springs, KY. on Thanks
giving Day.
--B. J. Corban. OF Corbandale, representa-
tive elect from this county was In the city
Wednesday.
j. W. Abshire. of Guthrie, was In the city
Tuesday. He thinks OF removing to Clover
Port Kentucky.
DIR. j. B. Crlddle, visited his daughter,
Mrs. Charles Bailey at the Fowlkes house In
this city this week.
Mr.. Robert Cole. OF Fortson's Springs, dis
trict No. was In the city with Mr.. A. p,
Crutcher Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. IL Porter returned Tues
day from Elkton where they have beeu visit.
ing during the past week
MIR. Lauren Askew and bride, have r..
turned from their bIidal tour through TIE
Northern and Eastern cities.
Mr.. Rudolph sShelton, manager at Dan.
iel's Livery Stable, went to Nashville Wed
nesday for medical treatment.
| MIR. and Mrs. Mrs. ]. B. Peacher, of Rus
sellville, came down Wednesday morning t.
spend Thanksgiving with friends.
-Messrs. E. B. Ross and DIR. Jas. H. Ross
were in the city Thursday introducing tneil
new brand OF tobacco, the Clarksvile Gem.
Mr.. John Lockert, the tobacco man
Guthrie, was In the city Tuesday posting
himself on the prospective price OF the staple
Mrs. Lafayette wilkins, of Howell, Ky.
has been confined TO her bed with sickness
and not expected to live for several week.
past.
Mr.. Ed. P. Turnkey, came up from Roar
! Ing Springs, KY, Tueedsy. lie will keep tin
books for the new warehouse firm of Adams
GIL & Co.
Mr.. w. B. Carey, who has been workin
with Mr.. Gorse in the CHRONICLE book
blndery for the last month, went to his HON,
In Louisville Tuesday.
i Mr.. Preston Johnson, when he met the OLE
chieftain in Guthrie, was congratulated b.
Mr.. Davis on being kinsman and name
sake OF one of his staff, Col. William Preston
Mr.. A. B. Cannon, editor of the Ruther
ford Democrat, visited our city this week II
company with Maj. Sparks, Col. Slater, an'
Capt. John Morton to meet Hon. Jefferson
Davis, The CHRONICLE man extended tn
Inequalities of his "Boewiedour."
Hon. jefferson Davis, who has been tn
guest of our townsman Col. NJ. II. Clark, thi
week, was born June 3rd 1908 in Faiiview
Todd county Kentucky. He was accom-
panied to and from Fairview by Col M. II
Clark and by his son Maurice, and by Nils
Lucy Clark and Miss Bette Garland.
Mr.. George w. Carney, and old soldier {
the 5Oth Tennessee Infantry was introdt ce,
TO Mr.. Davis in Guthrie by friend who re
marked to the old gentleman that Geo, ge'
badness took its beginning froma mimi
ball which parted his hair, and also his NJ alp
on Missionary Ridge. Then George and MI
Davis "shook."