The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1897-09-03
Personal MENTION.

Nh. ana Mrs. S. /. Pecler spent last Sunday at
SulphWC Greek.
We regret to learn that Mr. Henry Han is not
so well this week.
Mrs Mary Yarbrough has returned home from
q visit 70 relatives at Nashville.
Trustee j. 7. Camp, Of ChaseyiIe, has been
with MS several days TINS week.
Hon. W. L.. Morris was at Big Sandy Saturday
and spent the day with relatives
Mr. Finis Rushing, of Brstow, was here YES
terday shaking hands with friends.
Mes'rs. +. G.. Flowers and j. A. Barnes, of
Big Sandy, were IN town Tuesday.
Miss Lille Bruce is very sick the home Of Mr..
and Mrs. w. A. NarDrough this week.
Mr.. Otto Utley, who is teaching school in the
seventh district, was I'm town Monday.
Mr.. Perry, OF Weallley County, is visiting rela-
tlYes IN the Morris Chapel community,
Mrs Nj. Collins and infant child have returned
nome after lengthy stay in the country
Master OUille Travis has been quite sick this
week with fever, but is reported some better
Sheriff and Mrs W. A. lashlec visited rela.
tlVeS and friends m the tenth district Wednesday
Miss Julia Cusicl of Nashville, was called to
the bedside OF hermother Mrs. Catherine Cusick
this week,
Dr. L. M. McAuley and family returned home
Tuesday from q visit 60 relatives and friends at
| Big Sandy.
Mr.. b. f. Galbreath, a prominent citizen Of the
Postoal, community, is very sick this week with
pneumonia.
Miss Robbie Rushing returned home Monday
nom ylSG OF several days to relatives near BuS
tow and WHY.
Mr. L. A. McEyea, who was confined to his
room last week with iauudce, is out again. but
is still feeble.
Messrs. l. C. and Byrd IIubbs, Of Hohaday, left
tuesday t0r Mckenzie, 10 enter school at Me
Iycire Institute.
IN, y ID.
and Miss Markham, OF Family visited Camden
relatives Monday.
Joe r. Hawkins, esq, OF Huntingdon, was in
Ourmidst this week taking depOsitiOns IN MINOR
tant cases IN chancery.
MI Alex nyens left for Huntingdon last week
Mhere nc has secured employment on the West
Tennessee Republican.
Mr and Mrs G. /. Totty, who have been living
IN Humphreys County several months, have re-
moved back TO Camden.
Mrs. Catherine Cusick, who has been quite sick
Iorthe past two weeks, is very low, and her death
IS expected ut any moment.
Miss Lizzie RauteuE of Franklin, La, visited
her cousin, Mrs. W. II. Evans, a few miles north
OF town, the first Of the week
MeSdames Dora McAlacIlin and Leona McDap-
| lel visited friends at Hollow Rock the first of the
week, returning home Monday.
M. and Mrs. L. 3. Fry, Mr.. ana Mrs. G. W. Ar
| mold and Mr. and Mrs A. Il. Brooks attended the
baptizng at Ramble Greek Sunday
Mr. T. B.-BarlSeI and family, OF Hurstburgh.
| have removed to this place. They occupy the
residence at the Old IightlOot place
NJ j. H. Capps, SON of Dr. +. M. Capps, of Cox
bulBh, went % Huntingdon Tuesday to attend
school ut the Southern Normal University.
| Rev. Dr. Hunter, OF the firm of Hunter & Wei
| DuIn OF Nashville, preached two good sermons
at the Methodist Church Sunday forenoon and
| evening.
Senator }. A. Clement and family left Sunday
| to spend the week at Their Old home place on
! Crooked Greek and attend the protracted meet
| ing now in progress at that place
Rev. l. +. Hubbs, who has been visiting rela-
tVeS ana friends IN this county left Tuesday for
| Nashville where he will spend several dayS be-
/ fore returning to his home at Corvallis, Mont,
! Father John Shannon, Catholic priest of Me-
| Even, was called % this place Tuesday evening
! TO administer To the spiritual welfare of Mrs
! Roman Church. '"0
| MIR. d. NJ. Mobiles, of Paris, was here Monday
/ shdhIllS nahuS With numerous friends Dan is
| making strong pull for the post office at Paris.
| ana we lOlh With other friends and his old asso-
| cateS here IN his native county in Wishing linn
| all success.