Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1886-06-26

MINIS ANNIE l1untY ol tne DOutnhiue, mas
been visiting at Jno. s. Neblett's, near the
city, this week. 81
"A. @. Hall, ESQ, OF Nashville, and Mr.
Collie slaughter. of Hoplrinsville. were in the
city Wednesday.
Prof E. b. Massie left Monday for his old
home among the mountains Of Virginia, 10
spend his vacation.
Mr. r.. Il. wilford, of Barlow, Ballard
county, KY, attended the sales at the Tobacco
Exchange this week.
Mr.. s. r. Daily will canvass Robertson
county, next month, In the interest of Coul-
ter's Tobacco Furnace.
Miss Carrie Reike, OF Paducah, who has
been visiting Miss Lille Hendriclx, left for
home Thursday morning.
Miss Addie Gleaves, charming young
lady of Ashland City, is visiting relatives and
friends on the southside.
Miss Meta Bell Wiser has returned from
Clinton, KY, where she has been teaching
music the past ten months.
Mrs. NJ. Z. Lowe has been quite III at her
home on Greenwood avenue for several days.
She is now improving slowly.
Little Minnie and Mamie wilkerson,
daughters of Mr.. s. M. Wilkerson, are visiting
Miss Jennie Larkin on Greenwood avenue.
John j. West, Esq. has been cut in the
country this week interviewing bond sub
scribers In the interest OF Major Gordon's new
proposition.
Miss Wilmouth Norfeet, after visit to
Miss Matte Beach, has returned TO her home
at Port Royal. She was accompanied by Miss
Anna Bourne.
Mr.. ]. II. Richardson, who has been visit
ing relatives on the Southside for several
weeks, left for his home in Galveston, Texas,
Thursday evening
Mr.. r. w. Roach has been in Christian
and Trigg counties this week persuading the
bond subscribers of the l., A. d T. to sign the
new Gordon contract.
MIR. Carter Broaddus has been quite sick
for the past two weeks at his fathers resi-
dence on Greenwood avenue. He was reported
better Friday morning.
Mr.. Julien Gracey and family came up
from Montgomery, Ala, last Saturday night.
Mrs. Gracey viii be the guest of DR.. Henry
Drane's family for while.
--Messrs. c. W. Hodgson and w. T. Atkin-
son have moved into their new and handsome
cottage homes, the former on Union street
and the latter ON Franklin.
The charming and fascinating Miss Daisy
Hester, of Doggy Depot, Indian Territory. ar
rived in the city Thursday evening, and is
guest Of the Misses Caldwell, Greenwood ave.
nue..
Our accomplished artist, Mr. W. J. Nc
Cormac, has been in attendance at the Pho
tographer's Convention, at st. Louis, this
week. there were one Thousand delegates in
attendance.
Mr.. N. r. Dudley, of Logan county, one of
the leading livestock breeders of Southern
Kentucky, was in the city last Tuesday. Mr..
Dudley had the misfortune to lose fine barn
by fire Monday.
Miss Kittie Cheatham, of Nashville, has
spent the week in this city, visiting her aunt,
Mrs. Bowling, on Madison street. She will go
engagement with the McCaull Opera Com
pany.
Mrs. Samuel Rexinger, accompanied by
Miss Pattie Albitz, returned from Cincinnati
Thursday morning Miss Pattie attended
school at Ursline Convent, st. Martins, Ohio,
last session, and will spend her vacation in
GAINESVILLE.
Pleasant View Herald: A. P. Jackson, one
of Clarksville's most enterprising travelling
young men, was displaying some beautiful
samples of groceries to our merchants Mon.
day. Come often, Perry. We love sugar In
our coffee and lasses ON our biscuits.
Jackson Wing: N. p. McChestney, the
pupular druggist, arrived home last week
from pleasant trip to GAINESVILLE. He is nc
longer widower, Mrs. McChesney returning
with him from visit of several weeks Il
relatives at GAINESVILLE and In Kentucky.
Mrs. L. w. Bailey, on account of hel
i'll health, is staying at Mr.. C. d. Bailey's, ii
the eastern suburbs, where she can enjoy
greater quiet than at her home on FRANKLIN
street. DIR. Bailey is, consequently, also max
ing his temporary home at his brothers, anC
can be found there at night, and at his ofic'
during the day.
DIR. Jas. A. Lyon and Messrs. Trawick
Wood and Johnston, of the class in geolog.
at the University, left Monday tor Shelby
Vile, Tenn, whence they will leave on
Summer excursion throughout the mountain
of East Tennessee. They will go In a wagoi
and camp out. Their purpose is twofold--t
| st,,dv tho oaolooi ca1 strata nf the State On,
to enjoy camp life in the mountains durin
the heated term.
THE Clarksville and Paducah Packe
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