The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1897-01-01

brought Waller feeler here ana
placed him In jail week before last
for safe keeping until Monday,
when he was returned 10 Sheriff
Bell az WOyerly by Sheriff w A.
Lashlee Peeler is wanted for al-
legged forging Of checks
Rev. L. j. Leland, who was re-
Gently married 20 Miss Edna Flip
pen, Of Jackson, and his charming
bride arrived here last Saturday
after spending some time with
| friends at Nashville and other
| points. The bride is one Of Madi-
sons County's most charming and
accomplished young ladies, and her
popularity extends beyond home
circles, where she has attracted
much admiration. Rev and Mrs.
/ Leland have the congratulations
of all who know them. They are at
home 10 their friends at tde resi-
dence of Mrs Harriet Farmer
Mr. w. A. Frazier and Miss Ida
/ Hall were married Wednesday
afternoon at 4 4o'clock, at the brides
residence on Purdy Street, Rev
W. 1. Feazell officiating. The
groom has long been a salesman IN
the house of his uncle, G.. w. Flor
ence, and has made a reputation
for sobriety and industry among
the people. The bride is a young
| lady possessed Of many charms Of
mind, heart and person, and will
prove a worthy helpmate to Mr..
Frazier The Progress regards
both as warm friends and wishes
them n full measure of happiness
. and prosperity in the years to
come-Lexington Progress. The
happy couple arrived here the same
day and spent Christmas with the
. groom's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Joe
. Frazier, who reside few miles north
of town.
Mrs. Polly Clayton, who resided
! 3 miles north of town, was found
: dead in bed Tuesday morning of
: last week. Death is supposed to
+ have resulted from old age, as she
s was perhaps the Oldest lady in the
r county, having celebrated her S9th
d birthday last May. Mrs. Clayton
t was the widow Of Bryant Clayton.
r and was a native of North Caro-
e lima, but has lived in Benton
y County for the past 40 years. She
d Joined the Methodist Church when
IS she was 16 years of age, and has
g lived the life of worthy and de-
voted christian. She is the mother
1t of Mr.. S. S. Clayton, of Bertrand,
Is Mo, Mr.. w. Z. Clayton and Mes
ie DANES Mary E. Hargis, and e. @.
D. Dickerson, of this county. Her
Il remains were inferred at the fam
E. lily burying ground, near the old
E. home place
le A happy marriage took place al
as the home of the brides uncle, Mr..
to Jasper Rushing, December "a, at 2
te pm. The contracting parties were
as Mr.. John S. Haley and Miss Dora
ge Hall, Rev. A. Q. McRae officiating.
rs The bride is daughter of Mr..
"a. Henry Hall, and a young lady Of
OF sweet disposition, charming and
accomplished. The groom was
on raised in Camden, where he is
'e- known for his genial disposition
~ and good business qualities, and il
ce an upright and promising young
iss man, The young people are pop.
of ular and have many friends whom
of The CHRONICLE joins in congratu
n lations. After the ceremony the
he party repaired to the residence O
to the groom's parents, Mr.. and Mrs
All r. P. Haley, of this place, wher'
ng an elegant repast was served to
Dg number of friends the day follow
eel ing,
to Mr.. Henry Pafford, who spen
oer Monday night with his son, Regis
ter H. G. Pafford, related a move
ZEN incident that occurred at the hom
by of his brother, David Pafforo
VS. week before last. An old gandel
&c which had taken up with the chick
} is ems, was so awkward in assisting
per provide for the little chicks, the
nee he would frequently step on an
un- kill them. The family decided I
ere kill the gander for Christmas, br
yer one day a large hawk, measuring
ith- feet from tip to tip of wing
ads swooped down into the barnyar
are with Che intention Of carrying off
her chicken. The gandel at one
one shnMad fight and i'm less time tha