The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1896-01-31
LOCAL AND PERSONAL NEWS.

Sidney H. Peeler, esq, is slowly |
convalescing.
Mrs II. =. Ayers, of Box, visited |
here Saturday and Sunday,
Mrs. j. v. Travis has been quite |
sick the past week, but is better.
Miss Halle Wasson,.of Waverly, !
is the guest of Mrs V. A. Rushing. |
Clerk and Master ID. G. Hudson
went to Cooleys Landing Tuesday.
Mr. A. j. Farmer is able to be
out again, after an illness Of nearly
q week.
Messrs. N. Mcneil, of WHY, and
A. H. Phifer, of Way, were in town
Monday.
Sheriff S. J. Chambers, Of Hunt
ingdon, was in town Wednesday on
| business.
Mr.. Scott Bennett, of Hunting
don, was interviewing our mer-
chants Monday.
A dance was given at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. l.. o. Lashlee last
Wednesday evening.
/ We have had delightful spring
weather since Tuesday. Soon be
time to begin gardening.
Trustee ID. j. Allen was at Fax
on yesterday and will be at Big
Sandy to-day collecting taxes.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. McMackin, of
Hollow Rock, spent Monday and
Tuesday with Camden relatives.
The young folks were given an
entertainment Tuesday evening at
the pleasant home Of Mr.. and Mrs.
@. Il. Noyes.
Messrs. ID. j. Allen, l. w. Glib
son, Tom j. Dodd, @. I. Brecheen
and A. w. Presson were at Nash
vile Tuesday.
See call elsewhere by Chairman
5 A. @. McRae for a meeting of the
+ Democratic Executive Committee
! Of this Judicial circuit
e One of the happiest homes in
: Camden is that of Mr.. and Mrs. L.
: j. Brown, where a bouncing girl
7 arrived last Sunday night.
. Messrs. Joe r.. and Il. b. Hawk
y ms and Z. Faulkner, of Hunting
+ don, attended the special term of
! circuit court here this week.
e Messrs. George and j. S. McAu.
! ley, of Waverly, and Boas Gardner
/ and Charles Townes Of Huntingdon
e attended the dance here Wednes,
IS day evening.
e County Clerk G. B. Greer has is
n sued marriage licenses to j. d
Mckenzie and Nancy A. Brewer
G.. r.. McGowen and Nicie Swift
q and B. @. Joyner and Alvera Wick
a rey.
e Bishop Lane, of tho A. M. E
Church, will preach at the Metho
dist Church next Sunday morning
at 1870 o'clock. Bishop Lane re
II sides at Jackson, and is regarded
e as one of the most scholarly mel
# of the colored race.
$. Mrs. Helen i. Bullock, nationa
y president oft Women's Christian
n Temperance Union, will lectur,
v at the Methodist Church next Sun
a day eyeningat6.30 o'clock. Every
e body invited. She is Of Elmira
5Ii n. Y, and comes very highly rec
a commended and is true christian
is woman.
~ The first quarterly meeting o
p the current year of the Camden cir
is cult of the Methodist Episcopa
re Church South, will be held at Cam
at at den February 10 and 10. Their
d. will be preaching on Wednesda
oe evening of the 18th and Thursda.
a. morning and evening Of the 1871
The business session will be he'll
on Thursday at p. m.
The third term of school of Der
ton Seminary opened Monday IN
der the most fattering prospect
The enrolment is now over I4(
and new students are coming i
every week. Professors Blair an
Evans are giving general satisfac
ton, and the attendance is remarl
ably good, which is an indicatio
that the students are thorough
interested in their work.
nj The special term Of the circu
ms court met here Tuesday pursual
rs. to adjournment, and was preside
les over by Chancellor A. G. Hawkin