The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1896-04-24

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week In the country.
Mr. A. w. Presson was at Nash
vile Friday of last week.
Our Liberty letter was unayoid-
ably crowded out last week.
Some Of our local wheelmen we're
laid up for repairs last week.
Mr. Nj. ID. McElyea was sick the
first Of the week, but is better.
Postmaster w. X. Hicks, Of Big
Sandy was in the city Tuesday.
Mr.. Charles Atkins came down
from Parsons the first of the week.
Mr.. William Cantrell and child,
of Big Sandy, were here Tuesday.
Mr.. d. III. Brewer, who was sick
last week, is able to be out again.
Mrs. j. i. Yarbrough, Of Nash
vile, is visiting Camden relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sidney i. Peeler
have returned from a trip to Nash
vile.
Register II. G. Pafford is having
a new addition built to his place Of
residence.
Mr.. and Mrs. V. A. Rushing Wis
tied relatives at Cooleys Landing
Wednesday.
Miss Buelah Martin, of Waverly,
spent Sunday with her sister, Miss
Lizzie Martin.
Deputy Sheriff A. N, Lindseyand
-. L. Dowdy, Of Big Sandy, were in
town Monday.
Assessor ID. A. Gossett was here
Monday. His work this week is in
the fifth district.
Messrs. Landon Wyly and Nola
Cuff have our thanks for assistance
rendered last week.
Born, in this city, early yesterday
morning, to Mr.. and Mrs Charles
Atkins, a daughter.
The rain Tuesday afternoon was
refreshing, and welcomed by gar
| deners and farmers.
Misses Bette Whitfield and Ar.
| tie Bivens visited in Henry County
Saturday and Sunday.
Mrs. b. @. Rushing returned las
Saturday from a visit to her daugh
ter, Mrs L. e. Ayres, at Box.
Mrs. Blanche Bruce and child
of Chicago, are visiting her grand
mother, Mrs. Mary Yarbrough.
County Clerk G. B. Greer has is
sued marriage license to William
Shurley and Lydia HoIlingsworth
Rev. 7. +. Cason delivered tw,
excellent sermons at the Methods
Church Sunday forenoon and even
ing.
Mr. J. d. McAuley left Monda
for Huntingdon where he has ac
cepted a position with Mr., 10
johnson.
Clerk and Master ID. G. Hudso
lefe Monday for Fort Worth an
Dallas, Tex, and will be absent te
days or longer.
Mr.. T. M. Dickey, Of Chasevillt
who has recently returned from a
: extended trip in Arkansas, was i
town Wednesday.
Mrs. M. S. Martin. of McKenzi,
came up the first of the week an
went to Way to visit her daughte
Mrs. w. 1, Farmer.
The hour Of holding the Sunda
school at the Presbyterian Churc
has been changed from 10 to 8
m.-one hour earlier.
: Messrs. J. ID. McAuley, w. v
Lashlee and George e. Batemal
Of Camden, we're here yesterday
! Huntingdon Democrat.
, Mr.. r.. f. Hassell and granC
! children, Miss Mamie and Mast,
! Grover Hartley, of Holladay, wei
: in town Wednesday on their wa
to visit relatives near Way
Mr.. w. S. Hubbs, Of Harris, WI
I here the first Of the week and wei
e to Holladay to see his brother, III
e. @. Hubbs. The latter was +
ported no better Wednesday.
+ Mrs. S. J. Travis has returnt
from the Nashville market whe
a she purchased a new line of ladie
J and children's hats, and she invit
q the ladies to call and see them.
:, An excellent program has be-
" prepared by the Young People
Society Of Christian Endeavor f
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