The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1894-11-30
LOCAL AND PERSONAL NEWS

mess.
Messrs E. c. Hubbs and w. w.
of Holladay, were in town
Monday.
Messrs. Charley Willhanks and
G. G. Matlock, Of Coxburgh, were
in town Tuesday.
Mr. Thomas Beasley, the we'll
known mill man, was in town on
business Monday.
Mr., W. G. Hatley is having some
needed improvements made at his
place of residence.
Sheriff w. A. Lashlee went on
business to Big Sandy Monday and
to Coxburgh tuesday.
Born, l mile northwest Of town,
Tuesday of last week, to Mr.. and
Mrs, Harris McAuley, son.
Workman are engaged in making
some improvements at the livery
stable of MIR. A. }. Saunders.
Mr.. William McNeilly, of Char
lotte, is visiting his uncle, Post
master Wayne Rye, this week.
MI Alf H. Ballard, the genial
manager of the Eagle Nurseries, at
Garfield, was in town Monday.
Mr.. J. M. CASTLE is making some
building improvements near his
mill property in South Camden.
Mr.. Thomas Broughton, a pros
porous citizen of the Garfield com
munity, was in town on business
Monday.
Rev. j. i. Weaver delivered ar
instructive sermon to a very appre.
ciative audience at the Methods
church Sunday evening.
Messrs H. L. Stagner, Of Chase
vile, and Joe A. Cowell, of neal
this place, have gone to Cation, neal
Murfreesborough, to take a course
in vocal culture.
Rev. Mr.. Benton, the blind min
lister, failed to meet his appointment
at the Methodist church Tuesday
Prayer services were held, led b,
Judge B. c. Scruggs.
The Young Peoples Society o
Christian Eudeayor will hold req
: ular prayer services at the Presby
terian church this evening at th,
regular hour, Everybody is cor
daily invited.
q Marriage licenses have been issu
ed to j. H. Allen and Rachel R
Mckenzie, Lurian Barnes and Jen
8 ME II. Oxford, d. r. Arnold an,
y Julia J, Jones aud Luciau Smit
/, and Annie Rushing
o Rev, I, +. Cason, the new paste
e at the Methodist church, moved hi
e family into the parsonage last MOI
v day. We join the people of Can
o den III extending them a cor0it
0 welcome to our midst.
Next Sunday is the regular az
pointment of Rev. Ramsey Dunca
e at the Presbyterian church. Sc
/ vices will be held in the forenoo
e and evening. All are invited
L attend these services.
/" ;e Messrs c. Y. Hawley NJ. D. M
- Elyea, G. w Arnold, w. l. Farme
E. II. Harris and William Marcl
/ banks left early Tuesday mornh
n forahunton Reynoldsburgh islam
E. 4 miles below Johnsonville.
: Rev. L. d. Hamilton, who vi
have charge again of the Sugt
Tree circuit, passed through Cal
% den Monday Ell route to his hon
Is at Holladay. He was met here
il MIR. L. B. Hubbs, of that place.
s. Mr. and Mrs. w. A. Yarbroug
who have been visiting relatives
VI Nashville, returned home Tuesdj
~ forenoon. Mr.. H. A. Myers,
q Wartace, had charge at the EXPIRE
IN and railroad office i'll the absen
of MIR. Yarbrough.
A meeting of those interested
-E theorganizatiouof an orchestra W
in held at the institute Tuesday eve
We ing, aud preliminary steps we
taken tothiseud. A goodorchest
will be the life cf the town, and t
IN movement should be encourage
.e Messrs. Bridges Bros. closed tn,
Ae musical convention here Mond
afternoons While it is regrett
~ that more of the young people
70 the town did not avail themsel,
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