The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1899-06-09

Mrs. q. T. Brecheen and little
daughter, Madaline, and Miss Hes
ter Bell are visiting relatives near
Big Sandy.
Landon Wyly left for Nashville
Sunday, whore he has accepted a
position as bookkeeper at the new
penitentlary.
The new residence of A. @. Me-
Rae, 3 miles south Of town, is about
completed, and is now quite an at
tractive place.
Rev. MIR. Oldfeld, Christian
minister, of Tennessee City, began
a series of meetings at the Presby-
terian Church Tuesday evening
u. A. Potts went to Hollow Rock
yesterday to attend a meeting of
the stockholders Of the Garfield and
Hollow Rock Telephone Company.
There is some talk that those who
so admirably rendered "The Dea-
con" here week before last will re-
peat the play at Big Sandy in the
near future.
Gene Guedry, Reuben Roberts,
Lee Livingston, Charley Bradley,
Will NOEL, John Brahon and Will
Rogers, popular grocery statesmen,
have been conspicuous in our city
the past few days.
James III. Moses has returned to
Big Sandy, after spending several
days with Camden relatives. He
is thinking of joining Uncle Sans
Regulars. There are several thous-
and in the Philippines who would
gladly give him their job
"Child Lost!" was the startling
report circulated Friday afternoon,
and it soon became know that the
little child of l. N. Wilson was mis-
sing. Happily, after q thorough
search, the little fellow was located
in an out house, fast asleep.
Mrs. Sallie Robinson, formerly
Miss Doherty, and children, who
reside at Martin, are guests of hel
cousin, w. S. Corbitt Mrs. Rob
inson has been at Mckenzie for {
month, and can not go home on &C
count Of smallpox at Martin.
A bill of injunction has been flee
in the chancery court to restrain M
A. Hatley, the defendant, and e. Z
Fry, sheriff, from carrying into ef
J feet an order Of condemnation 0
land made in the circuit court il
the case Of M. A, Hatley VS.. w. G
) Kirk.
3 7. G. Rye, Postmaster ID. J. No
Rae, Sheriff E. E. Fry and Circui
{ Clerk L. r. Watson went to Pari
s Wednesday to hear the case of til
State VS.. Duncan Wheatley, set fo
trial on that day. This is a case
: which Wheatley is charged wit
fraudulent marriage, alleged
have occurred in Henry Count,
x and has attracted much notice.
> At meeting Of the board Of d
rectors of Benton Seminary la
r, Saturday Prof. w. d. Cooper W,
7 unanimously reelected princip
of the school for the term Of 189I
J. 1900. A resolution was adoptt
!. recommending the appointment
Miss Bette Whitfield as assistal
teacher. Professor Cooper has all
- been petitioned by patrons of ii
l. school to make this appointmer
The petition was circulated he
A. Monday, and was freely signed
le citizens Of the town.
Professor Cooper's normal ope
ID ed Monday most auspiciously, Il
le following teachers and students b
ing enrolled; Misses LATHE Hu
= son, Tenie Shonning, DOME War
a. Vandella Holland, Sallie Brando
/ Lura Cuff, Lucas Wyly, Loise P5
" ford and Alma Greer and Messl
IN [. L. Hubbs, O.A. Utley, Otis Pc
as kius, J. A. Allen, V. G. Nunnel
s. jackson Allen, o. i. Cole, A.
McKelvey, Elmer Wick, J B. A
n derson, j. M. Lockhart and Mart
he Wick. We learn that others W
at enter next week.
Miss Ivie Cheek, Of Hickmf
SIS KY, was the guest Of her cous
,fs Miss Lizzie Mccullough, Frid
ev and Saturday Miss Cheek cal
here to see about a class in mus
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