The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1894-09-21
LOCAL AND PERSONAL NEWS.

hon. ii. y. lOWneS, OF Hunting
don, was in town Tuesday.
Mrs. Jeff McRae will leave this
week for the Louisville markets.
Constable John S. Haley went to
Henry County Monday on business.
Messrs. E. G. and 0. W. Hubbs,
Of Holiday, were in town Tuesday.
Capt. Samuel Hawkins, of Hunt
ingdon, was over on legal business
Tuesday
Messrs. James Bullock and G. G.
Camp, Of Eggville, were in the city
Tuesday.
County Clerk G.. B. Greer was
called to Hollow Rock Tuesday on
business.
Interesting prayer services were
held at the Methodist Church Sun
day evening.
d. B. Holland and Lille Farmer
have been licensed to marry since
our last issue.
Mr. Mack Rogers has returned
from attending the Baptist associ-
alton at Dickson.
John L. Pitts, ESQ.,, of Nashville,
was down last Friday and Saturday
on lpUal buSinpse
Mr. e. II. Harris has returned
home from several weeks sojourn
at Hot Springs, Ark.
Cashier W. Z. McRae, Of the
Camden Bank and Trust Company,
spent Tuesday at Nashville.
Messrs. G. B. Holiday, Tom j.
Dodd and Ex-Sheriff Kirk, of Hol-
laday, were in town yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. H. Farmer went
to Nashville Monday to consult a
specialist concerning Mr.. Farmers
health.
DR.. R. B. Travis was slightly in
jured while getting out of a buggy
Wednesday morning, but nothing
serious.
Circuit Clerk and Mrs, A. R.
Brooks attended the Baptist associ-
alton in Carroll County Saturday
and Sunday.
Mrs. Maggie Whitfield and her
daughter, Miss Bette, visited rela-
tives in Henry County Saturday
and Sunday.
Messrs. A. P. Lashlee, P. Melton,
w. i. Morris and John p. Lashlee
attended the senatorial convention
at Decaturville.
Messrs. A. j. Saunders, James
Jeffreys and G. V. Hawley went tc
Nashville Monday, the two latter
| returning Tuesday evening.
, Mr. G. T. Brecheen attended the
burial Of his brother, Mr. j. H. Bre
= rheen, who died at his home neal
; Buena Vista last Saturday,
Mr.. George Baucum, an old Ben
, ton County boy, who has been re
siding at Bertrand, Mo, for severa
years, came in last week on a visi
. to relatives and old friends.
Trustee d. j. Allen requests u
, to say that the directors and clerks
. of the different school boards Of tn,
county are urged to arrange thei
, business so as to attend the meet
ING called last week for the frs
! Monday in next month.
e Dispatches have been received
S this week to the effect that Warner
n Woods, son of Mr.. G. +. Woods, o
Holladay, is very sick at Dickson
where he has been attendingschool
! The dispatches stated that he is no
h likely to recover. No later new
3 has been received.
4 An unusually good meeting is il
u progress at Liberty church thi
= week. The attendance is good, an,
u there are a large number of peni
; tents, many of whom are being con
u verted. Rev. Mr.. Weaver is doint
3 a good work in which he has tn
= prayers of all christian people.
e While feigning illness Tuesda
evening Valley Steele succeeded i
making his escape from Commits
d sioner lofty, who had the chat
e gang at work on the road near tn
=. ! Hamer residence. Steele has bee
Y. somewhat Of a trusty as his time {
< sentence had nearly expired, and q
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