The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1897-07-23
LOCAL AND PERSONAL NEWS.

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Mr. and Mrs. v. S. Rowe, Of near
Family, visited here this week.
Marriage license have been issu- |
ed 10 Thomas Herndon and Allie
Bursey
Messrs. l.. A. Wyatt and @. G. !
Cole, Of Garfield, were in the city
Wednesday.
Messrs. Clement 81 Morris have
moved into their new Office In tho
Morris building.
Mrs. Bette Cunningham moved
this week to the dwelling owned 10y
Mr. H. T. Stigall.
Mr.. Finis Rushing, Of Camden,
was in the city Wednesday Paris
Post-lntelligencer.
Quite a number from town went.
quarterly meeting at Liberty last
Saturday and Sunday.
Next Sunday is the regular app
pointment of Rev. G.. M. Neal at
the Presbyterian Church.
Mrs. NJ. M. Dodson and daugh-
ter, Miss Mintie, are visiting rela-
tiyes in Weakley County.
Messrs. j. r. Hudson and Har-
vey Garrett are attending the great
show at Nashville this week.
When are you going to the Cen
tennial? 1t is the biggest show
ever presented in the South.
The recent rains extended to al
most every section of the county,
and farmers are greatly encouraged.
Mr.. Nola Cuff has returned from
Claud, where he has been assisting
in the newly established post-ofiice
at that place.
Mrs. p. Melton was able to be
Iup Wednesday for the first time in
three weeks. Her illness was due
| to a severe cold.
We have received a commune 3
ton from Devider, but the writer
left off his signature, hence the ar
! ticle is not published.
The little child of Mrs. Charles
Atkins was severely injured in q
fall Sunday afternoon, but the in.
juries are not serious.
In our supplement this week viii
t be found O number Of opinions OF
the necessities for change in oul
} fundamental law. Read it.
Mr.. Ernest Mccullough moved
his stock of goods this week to the
building previously occupied by
Messrs. Bateman & Brecheen.
Mrs. Bette Cunningham and lit
tie daughter, of Camden, are visit
ling relatives and friends in the city
West Tennessee Republican,
Misses Bette Whitfield and Jen
ME Swindle and Mr.. 7. w. Cuff ar,
attending the meeting Of the Stat
Teachers Association at Nashville
The attention Of the district roac
commissioner is called to the con
dition of bridge between town ant
the depot 1t is out Of repair, an,
is a menace to travel.
Mr.. Granville Dudley, of Iuko
Miss, who has been attending tn
Centennial, is spending a few day
with his cousin, Mrs. J. M. Lush
lee, of the tenth district.
Mr.. John r. Davidson, Of Britt
Landing, and niece, Miss Azili
Williams, Of Eva, were guests Q
the latter's sister, Mrs. |. N. Wi
son, the first of the week.
The quietude of our town wa
disturbed by a mad dog scare las
Saturday, but the dog was quickl
dispatched to that realm fror
whence dogs never return.
Miss Bette Darlington returne
from Huntingdon Saturday. Sh
left Sunday to take charge Of tn
school at Cedar Hill, in the sixt
district, which began Monday.
Colonel Goodwin and Hon. F. [
! Heiskell, Of Shelby County, an
| Tom G. Rye, esq., spoke in favor
| the Constitutional convention to
| large crowd at McIllwain Saturda,
| When you want plain bread, ~
! bread, cream bread, Graham brear
! twist bread, plain rolls, snail roll
/ FFrench rolls, cup cakes or assorte
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