Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1886-11-20
PERSONAL

Mr.. Joe Rosson was in the city ON bust
ness Monday.
w. w. Radford, OF Howell, KY, was in
the city Thursday.
Mr.. John Hurst and wife went to Louis.
vile Monday night.
Mrs t. z. Major and daughter. Miss Het-
tie, are visiting In Cadix this week.
DIR. Bell, OF Bells station on the l., A. q
7. railroad was In the city Tuesday.
Mrs. Allie Lynch, OF Memphis, is visiting
the family of Mr., II. D. Wilson on Main street.
Mr.. John Allen, one OF the unterrined OF
district No. one was among his friends here
Monday.
Misses Emma and Goochie Dickinson, OF
Trenton, KY, were In the city Wednesday
shopping,
Miss Jennie Bell, OF Hoplinsviile, is Wis
iting the family Of her brother, Mr.. ]. F. Bell
ofthIs city.
.-Messrs. Dudley Ware and Capt. wlthers
two prominent citizens of Hopkinsvllle, were
In the city Thursday.
MIR. ]. T. Brigham and Miss sallie Buqno,
OF Erin, have been visiting Rev. D. A. Brig
hams family this week.
DIR. A. ]. Wilson ana his wife and daugh-
ter, Miss Buena, OF Trenton, were In the city
Monday. They are always welcome.
Mr.. d. c. jackson, OF Todd county was
In the city Tuesday and Wednesday. "stone-
walls" old comrades are always glad to meet
him.
Mr.. q. A. Lindsey, the efficient manager
of the Cumberland Telephone Company OF
this place visited friends in Hopkinsville
this week.
/. Master Claude Moody, OF Trenton, paid
his respects to the CHRONICLE man Wednes-
day-and win present a copy OF the paper to
his little Yum Yum.
DIR. JAS Whlteside and wife, L. p. Merritt
and Nc. d. O'3rien Esq, OF Hadensville,
attended the marriage Of Mr.. w. H. Allen
and Miss Clyde Muir In this city Tuesday.
Mr.. Polk Prince, Of district No. one, was
in the city Monday The tidal wave Of this
matrimonial cyclone is warning him 10 SET
his house In order. The order is now to let
no good looking man escape.
Miss Buena Wilson, OF Trenton, KY,
will visit Florida about the list OF December
She win perhaps, spend the winter with hei
sister at Lake Weir. Her many friends here
will miss her and wish for her return.
Mr.. ]. B. Hess. OF the Arm of N. Hesssd
Bro, OF Baltimore, manufacturers OF fine boot
and shoes, was selling a lot Of their best goods
to Mr.. Frank Bell, OF this city Thursday
Hess Bros, stand at the head OF the list In
their line OF business
B. ]. Corban Esq, one OF our representa-.
tives elect from this county, was In the city
Wednesday. He is truly representative be
cause he, In his own individuality, In pre-
cept and In practice, represents the highes
ideal of a Democratic sovereign.
-Florien Giauque Esq, OF Cincinnati, paid
us call Thursday morning. He was mem
Der Of the l02nd Ohio, one of the garrison
regiments at GAINESVILLE during the war ant
has not been here since that time. We hop,
he will fnd his visit pleasant In every re
spect.
Capt. r. Y. johnson was In the city Thurs
day. The weather wasrather more than re
| freshingly:cool and we though, land 30 did he
no doubt that 1t would have been NOR,
pleasant sitting by q good country, wood fr
and reading "The Sunny Side OF the Cumber
land"
MIR. j. o. Afeld, OF New York, United
States manager Of the Hamburg Brennan
Fire Insurance Co., OF Germany spent las
Saturday In the city with his wide AWAKE
agent Mr.. James T. Wood. The Compan!
Is the oldest German Company doing bust
ness In the United States and has paid NOR
than $4,000, 10000 losses In this country, II
assets amounts to s2,4c1.OOO.O The Compap,
has been steadily growing since 1t entered tn
United States business In 1854, and to-day /
ranks the BEST In the country. Mr.. Wood 1
one OF Clarksviiie's leading Insuranc
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