The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1896-07-17

Mrs. AeOn0 Mcdaniel visited at
Hollow Rock lhig week.
S. J. Jeffress, esq, visited near
Paris The FIRST of the week.
Mrs. s. i. Peoler was indisposed
the latter part of last week.
Mr.. r. II. Fryer, Of Manlyyille,
was over the first Of the week.
Born, 10 Mr. and Mrs. Albert w.
Presson, at this place, Friday July
10, u son.
Mr.. w. O. Cason, Of Jackson, is
visiting his son, Rev 4. L. Oason,
this week.
Mrs. @. T. Brecheen and child
visited relatives near Wyly the first
Of the week.
Mr.. A. w. Presson has moved
his saloon 10 a room in Saunders
livery stable.
Prof. J. w. Blair and Superin-
tendent I. w. Cuff went to Holla-
/ DAY Saturday.
Rev. J. A. Kirkland is conduct
ing q revival meeting at Pleasant
Hill, near EggVille.
Messrs. Wyly and John Hooper,
of Chicago, are visiting Camden
relatives and friends.
MIR. Joe G. Hudson was confined
to his room the first of the week,
but is able to be out again.
| Tennessee River is rising and is
reported higher than ever known
before at this season of the year.
A game of ball between the Cam
den and Huntingdon teams will be
pulled off here in the near future.
Messrs. HID. Odle, of Coxburgh,
and Bud Fry and Polk Agnew, of
Sugar Tree, were in town Monday.
A delay is caused in the building
of the business house Of Hon. w.
l.. Morris on account of the brick
not being up to contract.
The blow yesterday. morning. de-
stroyed a number of crops and q
great deal of timber along Cypress
Greek, 3 miles south of here.
Quite a number of the children
and teachers Of the Presbyterian
lSunday enjoyed a basketdin-
ner at Bivens Mill Wednesday.
: Mr. and Mrs. David Cooper, of
Bowling Green, KY, and Miss An
ME Lowry, of Paris, are the guests
{ Of DR.. and Mrs. d, NJ. MeAuley.
/: Voters are reminded the supreme
court of Tennessee has declared the
4 poll-tax law constitutional. This
means no poil-tax receipt, no vote.
a Mr.. J. +. Pafford, who resides /
mile west of town, has a fine crop
y of tomatoes Of an excellent variety.
A sample left at thisoffioe weighed
i over a pound.
Misses Minnie and Dora Crock
+ er, Mr.. and Mrs. r.. Il. Phillips and
Mr.. Lester Hudson, of Hollow Rock,
J visited Camden friends and rela-
tives this week.
L Mr.. W. G. Barker, who has been
residing in Arkansas for the past
! year or more, is visiting his father,
: Mr.. Briggs Barker, who resides
! miles south of town.
7 Miss Lizzie Mccullough has re.
7 turned home from visit in Henry
T County. She was accompanied by
! Miss Julia Moody, of Manlyville
q and brother, Mr. Earl Moody, oi
i Paris. The latter returned home
Monday.
o. Bishop Wilson, OF the Methods
r Episcopal Church, South, and who
it viii preside at the district confer.
le ence at Holladay next week, viii
" conduct services at the Methods
r Church at this place next Wednes
10 day evening.
" Rev. William I. Feazell, pastor O.
y the Baptist Church at Lexington
will preach aseries of sermons her,
next week, beginning Monday even
! ing. The services. will be held a
- the Presbyterian Church, and vii
J probably continue all week.
The following party of young
people spent Sunday at Sulpku1
lg Springs: Misses Ida McRae, Dori
b. Hall, Tom RUSSELL, Lillie Bruce
id Maude Saunders, Della Bevill an,
of Lizzie Martin, and Messrs. D%G
gs Hudson, j. S. Haley, G. V. Haw
n ley,.R. H. Fryer, Charlie Hudson
Id Guy Hall and i. L. Hudson.
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