The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1896-01-17
LOCAL AND PERSONAL NEWS
Mr. b. +. Davidson, Of Way, was
in town MONDAY.


Bad colds are reported prevalent
all over the county
Mr.. j. ID. McAuley is reported
quite sick this week.
j. ii. Hudson, esq, Of Bristow,
was in town Monday.
Mr.. John Vickrey, of Holladay,
was down Wednesday.
Clerk and Master ID. G.. Hudson
has gone to Cooleys Landing.
Mr. and Mrs q. II. Harper, Of
Eggyille, visited in town Monday.
Mr. w. II. Rushing, of Big San
| dy, was over Sunday.-Paris Press,
Mrs. ID. j. McRae is convalesc-
ing from a lingering illness of sew
eral weeks.
Prayer services are held at the
Methodist Church every Wednes-
day evening.
Miss Jennie Bomar is spending
/ the week with friends in the vicini-
ty of Eggville.
Sheriff w. A. Lashlee was called
to Huntingdon last Saturday on
official business
Messrs. j. w. Luter, esq, and w.
! S. Mcdaniel, Of Big Sandy, were in
the city Tuesday.
Mr.. Eugene Morris, of Nashville,
spent Sunday here with his mother,
Mrs. Ann Morris.
Miss Lera Williams, of Hollow
Rock, entered school at the Benton
Seminary Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. J.. Phillips, Of
Hollow Rock, spent Sunday with
Camden relatives.
Lee Hawkins, esq, of Hunting
don, deputy clerk and master, was
over on business Saturday.
Misses Lizzie Mccullough and
Luter Stigall are visiting relatives
and friends at Hollow Rock.
Mr.. Sterrell Rayborn, of Big
Sandy, accompanied the dramatic
, troupe to this place Saturday.
Ex-Attorney-General D. w. Her
ring, of Jackson, was here yester
: day shaking hands with old friends
Mr.. J. H. Greer, of Huntingdon
= was over Wednesday, returning
home from a trip to Centerville.
: Rev. T. F. Cason will conduc
services at the Methodist Churcl
> next Sunday forenoon and evening
Messrs. Dorsey Crocker and Gu,
/ Hall attended an entertainment a
+. Huntingdon Wednesday evening
}, Marriage licenses have been is
!, sued 10y County Clerk G. B. Gree
J; to William Allen and E. j. Greer
S Mr.. w. E. McRae has returne,
, from a trip to Holladay and otbe
> points in the southern part of tn
l. county.
- Miss Bette Whitfield left til
= first of the week for Lebanon wher
she will take a course in specia
= studies.
Mrs. Alice Lashlee, of Camder
was the guest of Mrs. Mollie Hen
dirk, part Of the week,-McEwe
4 New Era.
Y The Christian Endeavor meet
0 every Friday evening and the Jur
# ior Endeavor every Sunday after
/ noon at the Presbyterian Churcl
!, Rev. J. H. Davis, of Ralston, VIII
/ preached at Rushings Greek Sal
r. urday and Sunday, conducted SCI
l. vices at the Methodist Church her
q Sunday evening.
9 We regret that a communicate
! ! from Lexington, giving a detaile
- u account of the lynching at tha
! place, was received too late las
- - week for publication.
n Senator Jeffreys, chairman {
the Republican county executiv
- committee, has issued call for
\ mass convention of Republicans &
!, Camden the first Monday in Febr
4 ary next
Ie. The reason that Jasper Hollan
g. greets his friends with such a heart
d handshake, and a smile that extend
d from ear to ear, is the arrival, 0
a. Tuesday, of a IL pound daughte
q Paris Post -Intelligencer.
d We are requested to announC
g. that Hon. Sidney j. Everett, cal
G. didate for criminal judge, will az
II dress the voters of Benton Count
10 at this place next Monday, M
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