The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1894-06-29
LOCAL AND PERSONAL NEWS,

was III town tuesday.
Mr., j. b. Anderson, Of Wilders-
vile, was in town Monday.
See notice of reward offered by
Sheriff Kirk in another column.
The friends of Mrs. G. w. Shell
ton will learn with regret that her
health is no better.
Misses Fannie and Nettie Nor
ris left for Paris last Friday on an
extended visit to relatives.
Messrs. Lon Rushing, of Sugar
Tree, and John Scruggs, of Holla-
day, were in town yesterday.
The colored people will have 6
Sunday school reunion and barbe-
cue near here Friday, July 13.
W. W. Farobough, ESQ.,, of Paris,
and Mr.. Silas w. Bullock, of Big
Sandy, were in town Wednesday.
There will be an entertaining and
instructive school entertainment at
| Wildersville tomorrow and to-mor-
row evening.
A son arrived Tuesday to add new
life to the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Z.
2. Beasley, who reside a few miles
south of town.
Sheriff Kirk and Messrs. H. F.
Stigall and j. j. Cole accompanied
the post-office inspector and pris-
oner to Huntingdon Wednesday
night.
Mrs. Leila Phifer, of Humphreys
County, who is visiting relatives at
this place, has been sick several
days at the home of her aunt, Mrs
2, Melton.
An enjoyable time is promised al
Big Sandy this evening, which is
the occasion of the entertainment
to be given by the dramatic club Of
that place.
A communication has been re.
ceived, post-marked at Wheatley
but we do not know the writer, as
no name is given. Hence, the ar
ticle is not published.
Messrs. W. P. Diggs, 7. W. Cuff
A. Fl. Pritchard. d. B, Gossett, r
L. Presson, j. j. Allen, l.. r. Wat
son and James Hale represented
. Holiday at the institute Tuesday
Mrs. w. p. Morris is confined t,
her room with a sprained ankle
) which accident happened Tuesday
We Join her many friends in th
, hope that her injury will not prov
serious.
We understand that Mr.. Jane
4 Jeffreys is making arrangements t
I start a Republican newspaper a
! Jackson, Tenn. 1t isIo be an eigh
column paper, all-home print
a Huntingdon Republican.
: Mr.. NJ. S. Parker and daughters
+ Misses Sackie and Callie, of Alice
/, who have been attending the inst
= tute here this week, were pleasan
!, callers at The CHRONICLE Office las
Tuesday forenoon.
There will be a basket dinner an
, bran-dance at Bells School-houst
=, 5miles north of Camden, Saturda,
July IA. Everybody is invited t
attend, take a well-filled basket an
pass the day pleasantly.
y Rev. Mr.. Anthony, of Dickson,
lutheran minister, arrived her
- yesterday Ell route to his regula
/. appointment at Pleasant Ridg,
=, near Big Sandy. He was met her
by DR.. A. M. Hawley.
I, The glorious Fourth will soon b
here, and we have heard of no al
rangements being made here to cel
n ebrate the day. Some steps shouf
y be taken by our people to appro
d priately observe the occasion.
}. Messrs. A. A. Lindsey, of Bi
2 Sandy, and j. r. Presson discusse
the subject, Resolved, That lad
g teachers should receive the sam
e compensation for their services a
s gentlemen" before an intelligen
b audience at the seminary Tuesda
; evening.
Mrs. Nance, wife of Mr.. Newto
e Nance, who resides near Garfield
u died Tuesday of last week, after
/ lingering illness from consumption
If Mrs. Nance was the eldest daugh