The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1896-10-09

] W AtA' "hhtANAA 70 ft.AAN wa tAf' NRhAttf
on official business last Wednes-
day.
On account of the speaking here
Monday was q holiday at Benton
Seminary, and the children went 10
hear Hon. Joseph u. Jones and 10
see Hon William }. Bryan
Mr. J. p. Morris, Of Union City,,
visited relatives here Saturday aud
Sunday His mother, Mrs. W. p.
Morris, accompanied him home 10
visit relatives at Union City.
Marriage licenses have been is
sued by County Clerk G.. b. Greer
10 M l. Beaton and Rebecca Gra-
ham, George X. Gatewood and Ida
Lashlee, j. R. Brown and Georgia
| Ogles, W. S. Saunders and Dicie
| PafTord, ii. Nj. Fisher and jamie
Cowell and A. ID. Tippett and Jen-
ME Gossett
Before the speaking last Monday
q Central Free Silver League of
Benton County was organized with
/ G. Hudson, presidents. w. Bull
lock, yice-president; and l.. Wyly,
secretary. An executive committee
was appointed composed of one rep
resentative OF each district league
in the county.
There will be mass-meeting of
the silver men of Benton County
here tomorrow for the purpose Of
organizing for the campaign. Ev-
cry free silver man in the county
! is entitled to a voice in this move
ment to advance the cause in this
county and State, and they are
urged to attend and take part in the
| deliberations of the meeting.
! Last Sundays American contain
ed a report of the marriage of our
townsman, S. j. Jeffress, ESQ.,, to
Miss Lille Pemberton, of near
| Paris, the marriage having been
consumatedsome time lastsummer,
but the fact was keep secret until
now. AS Mr.. Jeffrees has been
absent since Saturday, we have not
had an opportunity to extend our
congratulations.
Hon D. G. Hudson, chairman of
the Benton County Central Free
Silver League, will speak at Crook
ed Greek Saturday, October 10, at
1 p. M; at Lick Greek, Saturday
night, October 10, at 7.30, p. nj, and
at Pleasant Valley, Friday night,
October l6, at the usual hour. A
Free Silver League will be organ
lied at each place, if not already
organized. Otherappointmentsfor for
, speaking will be announced later.
Miss jamie Cowell, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. j. G. Cowell, was mar
ried Wednesday afternoon to Mr..
H. M. Fisher. The wedding, which
: took place at the residence Of the
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brides parents, was a quiet home
affair, only few friends and rela-
tiyes being present. The ceremony
was performed by Rev A. @. Nc
: Rae. The groom, who is a son OF
Mrs. Isabella J. Fisher, is an in
= dustrious young farmer, and the
bride is q most estimable young
t lady Of many charms, and both have
a host of friends whom we join in
!. extending the happy couple con
!. gratulations and best wishes.
4 Last Wednesday afternoon Mr.
George X. G9tewood, Of Dickson
{ and Miss Ida Lashlee were united
< in marriage at the residence Of the
: brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs A. p
S Lashlee, Of the tenth district Rev
I. f. Cason officiating. Mr.. Gate.
{ wood is a most excellent and ener.
] getic young man, and is highly es.
I teemed by his friends at Dickson
e Miss Lashlee is a very charming
young lady, and has been quite
p popular since she entered society
The happy couple left that evening
for Dickson, their future home, car
rying with them the best wishes
and congratulations of their many
friends.
= A strong camp of Woodmen O
: the World was organized here las
" Tuesday evening with the follow
ing officers: Claude Hudson, con
Gil commander; Eula Hudson, advi
u ser lieutenant; J. V. Travis, banker
g U. A. Potts, clerk; G. I'll. Sullivan
+ escort; G. V, Hawley, watchman
y i w. L. McElyea, sentry; Dr. T. G
u Hudson, physician; A. r, Brooks
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