The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1895-01-18
FROM BIG SANDY.

Thomas Winfield was on the streets Sum
day.
John Hawkins. OF Wheatley, WAS over |
on business Thursday.
Miss Minnie Crosswell, Of Paris, is the
guest OF Mrs A N Lindsey
Sheriff w. A. Lashee, OF Camden, was
in our town on business one day last week |
Rev. w. p. Diggs filed bis regular ap |
pointmenta at Flatwoods Sunday morning.
George Mobiles, who is in school here
visited his parents on Sulphur Creek Sun |
day.
The song service Sunday evening, con-
Quoted by Prof w. S. Mcdaniel, was
quite a success.
S. T. Cooper, who is attending the Big
Sandy Normal school, spent ntSunday with
homefolks at Simon,
Rev. G. w. Nichols filed his two re-
spectiye appointments at McKinnOn and
Stewart Saturday and Sunday.
David Cooper, an employee OF the
Louisville and Nashville Railroad, was
OH the streets Of our town Sunday.
Mrs. Alice Jackson, OF Paris, accom-
panied by her sister-in-aw, Miss Cora
Jackson, are the guests OF her parents
/ here.
Miss Belle Perkins, of Enloe. having
visited at Springville, called on Mrs j. 4.
Dowdy while passing through town last
week en- route home.
Robert Stagner, who is engaged in the
dry goods business at Erin, visited rela-
tiyes and friends at this place Sunday, re-
turning home Monday
Among the students who entered the
Big Sandy Normal Monday were Misses
Leila and Maggie Lowry, Of this place,
end Albert l.. Hassel and G. w. Robins,
OF FaXon.
The first quarterly conference of the
Methodist church to be held on the Big
Sandy circuit the present year will con-
vene at Flatwoods Friday, January 25
and will be presided over by Elder q. W,
Wilson.
The Big Sandy dramatic club viii play
the excellent drama, "ron Nights in a
Bar-room," at the Big Sandy Normal
school building Saturday night, January
10 This is an excellent drama, and all
persons who possibly can should be pres
ent on the above occasion.
w. Caraway has recently removed his
, able salesman, Sherman Davidson from
his business houseat Faxon. where
be took charge at once. We regret very
much having lost such a citizen, but sim
cerely hope that Mr.. Davidson and family
might have been received in such aman-
ner as TO never have reason TO regret hav-
ing dwelt among the good people OF Fax
on.
BIG SANDY, January Is.
; ANOTHER.
Miss Zadie Perkins returned home last
Saturday from an extended visit to friends
IN Henry County
Davis q Dowdy is the style of a new
, firm opening up here in the furniture and
undertaken business.
ID. j Cooper and r. ID Stagner, of Erin
: were down last Sunday shaking hands
= with their numerous friends.
! Among the home seekers here now are
+ G W. Carl, II. E Carl, Coleman Carl
! and H. Mo6ett all of Upton, Iowa
Misses Minnie Crosswell, Anna Lowry
, and Salie Jackson, and Mrs. Jackson, o
: Paris are visiting friends here this week
, George Melton, of Henry County, neal
Paris visited the families of DR.. A NJ
1 A1dNlGA anu y vs. LAWS Attnb OtAluAdfi uAAS
Sunday.
Miss Ada McAuley returned to her hom'
in Stewart County last Monday, after al
? extended visit 10 relatives and friends il
thiscounty.
The Big Sandy Remaine Troop, on ac
n count of the inclement weather. failed t
exhibttheir play on last Saturday night
s but wiHsplay on next Saturday night.
We have another list Of new student
: entering school this week: Misses Lun
Hawley, Leila Lowry and Annie Lowr
=" and Albert Hassell and George Robins
4 Prof. ] o. Yates has supplied the b.
Sandy Normal College with albrary, con
l. tanning several volunns. Encyclopedia
Of fifty volumns, international Dictionary
! and the following journals: Intelligence
Home and School, the School Bulletin
) the Public School and the School World
The school is also supplied with the fol
It lowing periodicals.: The Pilot, Presbyte
rian Globe Democrat, Southern Star an
the Methodist. The above literature j
! all accessible TO the entire school.
BIG SANDY. January 10.
FROM HOLLADAY.