The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1896-06-19
LOCAL AND PERSONAL NEWS.

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10 Wayerly Saturday
Deputy Marshal w. G.. Kirk, Of
Holladay, was IN town Sunday.
Mrs. John w. Bateman has been |
very sick for the past few days.
Mr.. =. j. Thompson, of Cooleys |
Landing, was down Wednesday.
Mr.. Eugene d. Travis is visiting
relatives at Paris and Memphis.
Miss LATHE Hudson, Of Dixie, is
visiting relatives here this week.
w. w. Fairbough, esq, made a
trip to Camden last week.-Paris
Press.
The colored folks will have a
picnic tomorrow near the section
house.
Mr. Allie Bowles spent last week
visiting in Benton County.-Paris
Press.
Miss Bertha McElyea has return
ed from a visit to relatives at La
Vergne,
Sidney L. Peeler, esq, and fam
| lily returned from Carroll County
Wednesday.
Several Of the local bicyclists
made a run to Big Sandy and re-
turn Sunday.
S. J. Jeffreys, esq, is spending
the week with homefolks at Gard
ner and Paris.
Mr.. r. G. Hudson left for Par
sons last week to take charge of a
barber shop. at that place.
The little child Of Mr. and Mrs.
! William Bateman has been very
! sick but is reported better.
1t looks like the ticket named by
the Republicans at st. Louis will
| be Mckinley and Morton.
Mr.. 0. w. Hubbs was called to
! Holladay Sunday by the illnees Of
his father, Mr.. E. G. Hubbs.
Veatrice, the little daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs j. b. Totty, jr., was
very sick the first of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. P. Pierce, Of
Morris Chapel, were made happy
last Monday by the arrival of a son.
Rev. T. T. Cason will conduct de-
votional services at the Methodist
Church next Sunday forenoon and
evening.
The livery stable of A. j. Saun.
ders and the shop of Messrs. Nc,
Elyea q Johnson are rapidly near.
ing completion.
Dispositions were taken before
: Clerk and Master D. G. Hudson
Wednesday in the case Of w. 7
:. Richardson VS.. j, ID. Rice anC
others.
Mr. w. f. Quillin, Of Fyly, lef
last Friday for East Tennessee will
the hope of bettering his health.
D Miss Roena Pierce had the mis-
\ fortune to injure herself whil
drawing water last Friday, and i
still indisposed from the effects o
her Injuries.
:, The rain this week has somewha
, interfered with harvesting the oa
y crop. Reports from over the coun
: ty indicate the wheat crop will b
considerably below the averag
yield this year.
Mr.. e. G. Hubbs, Of Holiday
r who had been in bad health for tn
past eight months, died last Mon
day afternoon, aged nearly sevent
Z years. Mr.. Hubbs was an activ
member of the Royal Arch Mason
and a devout member of the Meth
odist Church. The deceased wa
q highly esteemed as q citizen an
neighbor, and his death has cast
gloom over the entire community
He leaves a bereaved widow an
eight children, to whom we .exten
II our heartfelt sympathy.
Quite a number from here a
D tended the children's day service
at Cowells Chapel Sunday afte1
noon. An excellent program col
sisting Of addresses, recitations, mi
sic, etc, was. carried out, and til
children who took part in the e.
y ercises acquitted themselves mo-
l creditably. Appropriate address,
was made by Rev. I. f. Casol
? and Massrs. J. III. Nunnery, u. I
n Potts and j. A. Clement, esq. ]
z the officers and members Of Il
a Sunday school at that place is dl