The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1895-06-21


the guest Of the family of Mn Alex |
Bell Sunday. Hewas accompanied |
home by bis daughter, Miss Winnie, |
and Miss Ruby Biyens, who Is Wis |
iting the family Of Mn. Herrin.
There will be a picnic and sing
Ing 40 Sulphur Springs, 3 miles !
west Of Point Mason, the Fourth
Iof July The committee on ar
Irangemonts promise am enjoyable
time and everybody Is invited.
Rev l.. d. Hamilton, Of Holla-
day, pissed through here the first
of the week ON route TO Join his fam-
lily, who are visiting at Dyersburgh.
/ lie was accompanied TO this place
by Mr. Berry Hubbs, Of Hplladay.
On account of the funeral services
at the cemetery Sunday forenoon
the regular morning service at the
| Methodist church was dispensed
with, and no services were held in
| the evening because of the disa-
Igreeable weather.
Remember the prayer services at.
/ the Methodist church on Wednes-
day evening, and the Christian En-
deavor services ut the Presbyterian
church on Friday evening. The
| invitation Is extended everybody to
attend all the services.
Misses Nancy Stigall, Lizzie Nc
Cullough, Mary WHY aud Messrs.
| b. l.. Hudson, Harry Williams, r.
! III. Fryer, ID. G.. Hudson and w.
L. Morris attended children's day
at Manlyville Sunday. Miss Nc
| Cullough remained to visit among
relatives at that place.
At the request of County Super
intendent L. w. Cuff we cheerfully
correct an error which occurred in
publishing the program last week
of the teachers institute. Mr.. A.
: NJ Hawley, of the seventh district,
was appointed on the program in
stead of DR.. A. nj. Hawley.
The cherry crop is fine this year.
! Apples and plums are coming in,
and the crops are large. From all
parts of the county comes the It'd
! ings that pears and peaches give
promise of a fine crop, and black
berries can be found everywhere.
) There is little prospect of our peo-
pie starving this year.
Mr.. and Mrs. Z. A. Potts, Mrs.
M. McRae and children, Sheriff w.
A. Lashlee and family, Misses Ida
and Anice McRae andNancy Luter
and Gillie Stigall and Messrs. w.
L. Morris, W. 7. Morris and o. P.
Lashlee attended the children's day
exercises and picnic at Big Sandy
l Wednesday. They report lots Of
fun and a jolly time. The Sunday
! school exercises were very enter
tanning, and the picnic was sue
ICess in every way.
A movement is on foot to call q
Q mass-meeting at Camden of the cit.
: liens of the county shortly to take
! some action on the financial ques.
3 ton. The meeting is to be non.
9 partisan, and its object is to ascer.
tain the sentiment of the voters oi
n the county on this all-absorbipa
: question. 1t has been suggested
4 that meeting be called for the
first Monday in July, and every
4 citizen, irrespective Of his politica
J views, be invited to attend.
j. Miss Leila Hudson, the eldes
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. S. @
i Hudson, Of Cooleys Landing, dice
n last Saturday night after shor
) illness. She had been a victim o
chills for some time, but her lines
= was not seriously considered unit
7 last week. She grew rapidly wors
] the latter part Of the week, and he
: death followed. The remains wer
. inferred at the old family buria
n ground three miles north of her
20 Sunday afternoon. We join tn
a friends of the bereaved family i
y extending coincidence and sympa
thy.
9s Rev. j. L. Weaver, of Decatur
10 vile, preached the funeral sermo
y Of J. +. Presson Sunday forenoo
ID at IL o'clock. The day was all tha
y could have been desired, and be
N fore the time for services severe
IN hundred people had gathered /