The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1893-05-12

- y, Livingston spent SATURDAY ana
Sunday with relatives and friends il De-
catur Countyy
Miss Minnie Rogers, Of Huntingdon, is
spending few days with friends and rel-
atives Of this town.
John Cooper and family, OF Devider,
were guests fC. Y. Key, Of this place,
Saturday and Sunday.
Prof G NJ, Leslie and John VicSery
and son, jim, went to Huntingdon last
week on a business trip.
Prof. S G. Parish and family, Of Hunt
ingdon, have been visiting friends and
Reinforcement this place for some time.
Amos HasseIl and Miss Lille Hartley
spent Saturday and Sunday with rela-
tives Oh Hog Greek, in Decatur County.
Elder w. J, Johns failed to fiji his APP
pointments last Sunday at the Christian
Church on account OF The serious illness
Of his brother.
Miss Elma oliver has gone to Union
City where she VIII remain for awhile.
She was accompanied as far as Camden
by Prof. s. Walter Parker.
Bob Fry and family accompanied by
Prof. ] l. Miller and Miss Lena Frazier,
were visiting friends and relatives at
Chalk Level Saturday and Sunday.
COL J. NJ. Holiday was at Camden
last week looking after the old school
warrants. He reports that he was agree
ably surprised to find them in as good &
condition as they are in.
G.B Holiday and w. L. Rogers have
opened mp new store on Main street,
between the stores Of Hassell, Son & Co.
and William Harris. The style Of the
firm is G. B. Holiday & Co.
! J. c. King, Alonzo Watson, and ~.
Allen and Misses LEILA Woods, Bulab
Parker and Ida Milan visited relatives
and friends on Roan's Greek Saturday,
returning 70 Holiday Sunday evening.
j. B. Anderson spent Saturday and
Sunday with relatives and friends at De-
wider, whore he had the pleasure Of wit
Messing the marriage Of Prof. G. A. imp
stead and Miss Ella Allen, the accom-
plished daughter Of Rev Joseph Allen.
W. II. Hyatt, esq, oficiated,
The schools still growing in numbers
and interest On they comel Miss Atha
Bonds and Prof. A. H. Prtchard were
among the large number Of students that
entered The Holiday Independent Nor
NAL School yesterday, Professor Pritch-
ard has been teaching in this county for
some time, and as teacher he has gain
ed for himself good reputation.
L. E. Holiday and William Stokes
went to Camden Sunday to send tele-
gram to Mrs. Johns, the aged mother Of
Prof. G. f. Johns, requesting her TO come
to Holiday Immediately to be at the bed
side OF Mr.. Johns, who is lying at the
} point Of death. Mrs Johns arrived here
from Gibson County, her home, last night
at 10 o'clock. She came to Camden on
the afternoon train and came from there
by hack.
Rev. j. P. Arnold, who had been in
very feeble health for some time, quietly
passed away at O'Clock Tuesday morn
ing at the home Of his son-in-law, ].
A. Allen. Mr.. Arnold was in bis nth
year, having celebrated the 10th ami
versary Of bis birth March Is, last He
had proclaimed the gospel in nearly every
community in Benton County, where he
E has done much valuable service as a min
lister for the past So years, which is said
to be longer than that Of any other min
lister in the Southwestern Baptist Associ-
alton. Relatives LETT here this morning
l with his remains, which will be inferred
near his old home miles north OF Cam
den
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