Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1886-09-11
Personal

PERSONAL
Miss Fannie Barker came In to the Opera
Capt. E. d. Howard Is in the city.
Miss Mary Mallory. Of Memphis. Is in tn,
city.
Mrs. w. H. Crouch returned home Friday
night.
Mr. E b. Ross, OF Rossvisw. attended the
Opera.
Mr.. A. p. crutchsr, of Guthrie, was In TIE
city Monday.
Miss Ruth Bigbes, of Guthrie, LEFT Monday
for Nazareth.
-Thad Watson, of Rudolphtown, was in the
city Saturday.
miss Maude Thomas is visiting at Mrs.
Maria stacker's.
Justice Paul AGREE. of DotsonvilIs was in
the city Monday.
Mr.. n. B. Ely left Monday evening for the
Eastern markets.
Esquire t. t. Gibbs, of lakewood, was in
the city Monday.
DR. e. R. W. Thomas, of Cincinnati, paid
us call Thursday.
Mr.. ]. 8. williams, of Holmansyille, was
In the city Monday.
Mr.. w. c. Clements, of Todd county, was
in the city Monday.
-Mr.w H. Leigh, of District No. 0, was In
the city Wednesday.
Justice Henry Rogers, of Granville, was
In the city Monday.
Mr.. q. L. Pitt left for Greeaneld, NO.,
Wednesday morning.
Mr.. John Shelton left Tuesday on q busi-
ness trip TO st. Louis.
Miss Mamie Gold left this week for Hop
kinsville to attend school.
Mr., Jesse Allensworth, of Peacher's Mills
was in the city Thursday.
Miss Nina Jessup, of Montrose, Penn, re-
turned home Tuesday morning.
Miss Pauline Elliott, OF Trigg county, KY,
is visiting Miss Mamie Herring.
Hon. Greenfield Quarles and family leave
to-day for their home in Arkansas.
MRS A. Dugan left Monday with her son
Johnnie. for St. Mary's School, KY.
Mr.. Jeff Stafford, who was Sheriff Golfers
deputy, is clerking at the Harris Hotel.
Miss Francis Barker Is visiting at ]. D.
Moore's.
Miss sallie Slaughter was in the city Shop
ping yesterday.
Garth Brockman, OF st. Bethlehem, was
In town Thursday.
Miss Lizzie Cox, OF Newstead, KY. is visit
ing Mrs. R. w. Roach.
&C. II. Bailey left for Cincinnati yesteday
morning and will be absent week.
webb Garth, the veteran stockman OF
Todd county, was in the city Wednesday.
Mrs. r. G. Wilcox has been quite Ill sew
eral weeks at Erin, suffering with something
like erysipelas.
Mrs. c. W. Beaumont and son have re-
turned from visit to relatives in Williamson
county.
Mr.. George Irwin left yesterday morning |
for Kansas City, Mo. He will be gone about |
two weeks.
Clarence Wilcox, Of New Orleans is visit |
ing in the city, accompanied by his friend |
Mr.. Early.
Jim Medley, OF Hopkinsville was in The
,ity Monday. Jim is one of "the boys" and |
! good one too.
Hugh Richardson and Harry Johnson are /
back at school. They are going to try for
irst honors this year.
Miss Louise Beaumont has returned She
vas more admired than any other young lady I
1t Sewanee.
Miss Daisy McComb for several weeks the
guest OF Miss Mamie Johnson. has returned
o her home near Pembroke, Ky.
&C. A. Hall left Sunday for New York and
'thei Eastern markets, where he will spend
ome time buying goods.
Miss Emma Wheeler, who has been visit
ng her sister, Mrs. Hugh Drane, left for her
lome In Christian county Tuesday morning.
Miss Roberta Rhodes, formerly of this
lily, has been promoted to a $1,000 clerkship
n the Patent Office at Washington.
Misses Lille Hendrlck and May Jordan
ave returned after spending two weeks in a
most delightful manner at Shelbyville, Tenn,
We notice our old friend, Major Gorham,
# Stewart county, again on the streets. The
dajor would be good catch for soms hand
ONE widow.
Mr.. w. L. Poindexter and Miss Sallie
fimms, both OF Guthrie, KY, were married
n Fayetteville, Tenn, Tuesday morning at
light o'clock.
MFR. George Barbee, OF District No. s, was
a the city Thursday. George can give O
ouder Democratic yell than any other man