The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1895-07-12

day 10 is hoped that she viii soon
be- well again
Ex-Shorin e G Flowers audl
family of near Big Sandy, visited |
Mrs. Joe G. Hudson, the motherl
Of Mrs. Flowers, this week
There will be a picnic, fsh-fry !
and bran-dance to-day at Hollands |
Spring, and a barbecue and dance /
at Sulphur Springs tomorrow
Il was thought yesterday morn
ing that Mr. GarlOn Hudson was
some better. His many friends
here wish him o speedy recovery.
The friends Of Mrs. Cora Atchi-
son viii be glad 90 learn that her
health has Improved so that she
can sit mp and take nourishment
Mr. A. j. Fry, who has been re-
siding at Coyington, Mo, during
the past year, came in Thursday of
last week TO visit Benton County
relatives.
Postmaster Wayne Rye is con-
fined to his room again this week
His many friends hope that his
illness viii not prove serious, and
that be will soon be out again.
Miss Lizzie Mccullough. who has
been visiting relatives and friends
in Henry County, returned home
Sunday. She was accompanied by
Miss Lille Hastings, Of Manlyville.
County Clerk G. b. Greer has
issued marriage licenses to f. 2.
Madden and Mary Parker, James
A. Wiseman and Dlla Lewis and
r. Harrington and Linnie Evans.
A delightful musical was given
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Joe
| q. Hudson Monday evening COM
plimentary to Miss Lille Hastings,
Of Manlyville, who returned home
yesterday.
Messrs. Dorsey Crocker and Bill
| lie Lashlee went to Hollow Rock
| Wednesday to attend the celebra-
ton Of the 62nd anniversary Of the
birth Of the formers father, Mr. J.
IG. Crocker.
Mr.. Gus Totty returned home
| from Guntersville, Ala, last Fri
! day, after two weeks experience
in the employ of the Nashville,
| Chattanooga and st. Louis Rail
road Company.
A good game of ball was played
| by the home boys on their grounds
in South Camden Saturday. This
| is the first exercise the boys have
had this season, and they put up a
very good game Of ball.
Mr.. A. w. Presson and family
have moved into the house of Mr.
II. +. Stigall, in the rear of THI
CHRONICLE Office. We join in ex.
tending to them a hearty welcome
land bid others follow the example
After a brief illness Samuel DE-
Priest, who resided near Rushingi
! Greek, died suddenly Thursday
might Of last week. He leaves
family with whom ve deeply sym
pathize In their sat bereavement
Mr.. Zach Walker, of Garfield
who has recently returned from
Detroit, Mich, to which place h,
was summoned as a witness in th
federal court, was in town Wednes
I day He expressed himself wei
pleased with his trip.
, Mrs. Patsy Markham, who re
! sided near Eggville, died Frida
night Of last week. She was th
widow Of Wesley Markham, an
: was probably rs years Of age. Sh
leaves several children, who hav
the sympathy Of many friends.
i County superintendent /. Wit
/. Cuff has returned from Hollada
and Big Sandy, where he held ez
aminations of teachers Of the pub
lie schools. He reports having is
: sued "a certificates at Camden, l
: at Big Sandy and Ii at Hollada,
Mr.. w. f. Baber and daughte.
Miss Ellen, went to Nashville las
= Sunday. Miss Ellen will renal
until the first Of Sep amber to tax
q graduating course in guitar an
n mandolin in the Nashville Coz
: servatory of Music. Mr.. Baber r,
u turned home Tuesday.
Jack Kino who is emDlOved ,