The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1896-09-11
LOCAL AND PERSONAL NEWS.

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'rille last Friday.
Mr.. w. e. McRae was at Nash |
vile Wednesday.
See notice Of Mr. Claude Hudson |
IN another column.
Mr. J. W. Fryer, Of Manlyville,
was IN town Monday.
Labor Day was not observed by
the people of Camden.
Mr.. jeff Throgmorton has gone
TO Eva to saw ax-handles
Sidney j.. Peeler, esq, visited in
Carroll County last week.
Mr.. G. f. Bateman's fine mare
dice suddenly last Friday.
Mr. Earl Moody, of Peris, visited
Camden relatives this week.
Mr. Henry Fryer, of Dixie, was
in town the first of the week.
Mr.. 1. w. Gibson was at Hunt
ingdon on business Saturday.
Judge w. @. East Is able TO be
out again from his recent illness.
Mrs. A. J Saunders is still very
sick, but is reported some better.
Mr.. Henry Lowry was over from
Hollow Rock the first of the week.
The protracted meeting will be-
gin at the Methodist Church next
Sunday.
Miss Eva Prince, Of Fulton, KY,
is the guest of the family of Mr., o.
@. Hudson.
Messrs. Walter Hartley and il.
Melton, of Sulphur Greek, were in
town Monday.
DIR. 3. M. McAuley's fine milch
COW was killed by an express train
a few days ago.
Mr.. P. J. Flanigen, Of Nashville,
representing r. G. Dun & Co. twas
in the city Wednesday.
The saloon of Messrs Bateman &
Brecheen has been moved one door
north of their old stand.
DR. e. M. McAuley and family
have returned home after8 weeks
camp at Sulphur Springs.
Mr.. Charles Barfeld and grand
daughter, Miss Laura. Barfeld, o.
Way, visited here Monday.
Mr.. E. G. Flowers and family, O.
Big Sandy, visited Camden rela
atives the first Of the week.
New desks have been put in anC
other improvements are to be mad,
shortly at Benton Seminary.
Mr.. Charles Andrews, Of Nash
vile, was the guest Of the family o
Mr.. B. w. McDade Sunday.
NSLioense to marry have been is
sued by County Clerk G. B. Gree
to 9. A. King and Ida Harris.
Mr.. J. S. Yarbrough, Of Hunts
willie, Ala, spent Sunday with hi
mother, Mrs. Mary Yarbrough.
Mr.. Nola Cuff was taken i'll in
short time after he went to Texas
andreturned home last Friday.
Messrs. S. S. Clayton and J. {
Aston, Of Bertrand, Mo, are visit
ing relatives and old friends in'th
county.
Mrs. Harriet Farmer and daugh
er, Mrs. Mollie Maths, have com
back from Nashville and will max
Camden their home.
Messrs. Silas w. Bullock, I, "
Floyd, j. A. and Bluch Barnes an
j. .G. Bland and a number OF Others
of Big Sandy, were here Monda!
We are requested to announc
that Mr.. Il. B. Searle will speak a
camden September 18 at 3 and 7.3
PPM, on the subject Of Temperance
Senator James Jeffreys and Sci
.geant-at-arms w. L. Morris wer
to Nashville Sunday to attend th
extraordinary session Of the generI
assembly, which met Monday.
Mr.. Henry Hall, Of Beaverdan
who has been in bad health for
number Of months, was able to (
on our streets Monday. His man
friends here are glad to see hi
out again.
The annual fine colt show of IL
progeny Of Mr. Everett Halls fiji
stallion attracted alaFge crowd hel
Monday. The prizes were awarde
as follows. First prize, fine sa'
die, to Mr.. Jack Hall; second priz
bride, to Mr.. john Cherry; thil
fprize, blanket, toMr. Dock Wyatt