The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1892-09-02
PEOPLE WE KNOW.
Those Who Have Been Going and Coming
During the Past Week.

Tom @. Rye, esq, went to Hunting
don Wednesday.
Mr.. Alma Fry, of 'Coxburgh, was in
Camden Saturday.
Mr.. James j. WHY visited Waverly
Thursday of last week.
Mrs. Dave Ezzell, of Mckenzie, is
visiting Mrs. w. E. McRae.
Mr.. j. G. Presson, our assistant post
master visited at Lipe Sunday.
Mr.. Guy Hall was over from Hunt
ingdon Thursday evening of last week,
Mr.. W.P. Ward, of South Camden,
went to Henderson County last Friday.
Lawyer Shannon, of Waverly, was in
Camden last Friday looking after legal
matters.
Mrs. Georgia McGill, Of La Vergne,
arrived Saturday night to visit Camden
relatives.
Miss Ida McRae returned from Hunt
ingdon Sunday, where she had been Wis
iting friends for week.
Hon. John A., J.P., andE. B. Barnes,
of Big Sandy, were pleasant visitors at
The CHRONICLE office Tuesday.
Mr.. Lee Francisco left for Gainesville,
Tex, Tuesday night, and proposes to
make his future home in that State.
Mr. F. NJ. .Dickey, an enthusiastic
young Democrat from the second civil
district, paid us a pleasant call Tuesday.
DR.. E. M. McAuley and Miss Nancy
Stigall went 30 Big Sandy Friday and
remained until Tuesday visiting friends
Mrs. Annie Yarbrough and children,
of Box, came over Saturday morning
and remained until Sunday evening with
relatives.
Mrs. Mary German returned to Stew
art last Saturday, after Gyisit of several
days to her daughter, Mrs. Cora Atch-
ison.
Mr.. r. NJ. Corbett, of Plant, Humph-
reys County, has been mixing with his
Benton County relatives and acquaint-
ances this week,
Mrs. Lille Hawse and two children,
of Fulton, Ky, have been visiting hel
grandparents, Col and Mrs. w >P. Nor.
, ris, for several days.
Miss Emma HUTCHINSON left for Full
ton, KY, Tuesday morning, where she
will make her future home with hel
brother Mr., Walter Hutcherson.
Mr.. Elias Shurley returned to.Sher
: man, Tex, the first of the week, aftel
, o visit of month to Benton County rel
atives. Mr.. Ferdinand Saunders accom-
panied him.
Professor J. r. presson left Tuesda,
morning for Centerville to take charg,
of the high school at that place. Pro
lessor Presson will give the people o
3 Centerville good school.
S Hon. W. L. Morris, Of Big Sandy, on
6 nomineefor foater, has been mixing witt
! the Camden people this week. Will, a
yet, has no opposition from either tn
third or Republican parties that we knoy
of.
/. Pref. J. w. Presson has resigned hi
s place as teacher Of the public school a
7 Cowelrs Chapel and has gone to Fai
Dealing, Mo-, to take charge of a school
Prof. j. d. Bridges succeeds him at tn
= Chapel.
o Hon. John NJ. Taylor, of Lexington
S elector for the State at large on tn
J. Democratic ticket, passed up to Nasl
vile Sunday. A list of appointment
will be made out for speaking by til
i electors some time this week and h
L went up to help arrange the matter.
l. DR.. r. r. Rogers took his final d,
It parture for Paris Thursday of last weel
l. He came back Sunday on visit and +,
9 manned until Wednesday. DR.. Roger
won many friends while a resident
. our town, and they all wish him healtl
: happiness, and prosperity wherever /
lmay make his future home.