The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1900-01-26
LOCAL AND PERSONAL NEWS.

1hiND oiNA JN'N'AN'tJ
ID. G. Hudson was at Hunting
don the first of the week.
Sheriff 70. Z. Fry is having badly
needed repairs made on the jail.
Miss Lois Paaord, of Way, and
others have entered school here
this week.
Miss Ida Holland has returned /
/ to Mckenzie, where she entered
school Monday.
Miss Stella Stigall, Of Zach, who /
lis the guest Of the family of II. +. /
ISGgall, and Mrs. Dora McMackin |
have returned from a visit TO rela-
tives at Bristow
Mrs. Mary Bomar, Of Paris, who
has been visiting her grandson, w.
! u. Mccullough, and other relatives
here for several weeks, returned
home last Sunday.
The report was circulated here
yesterday that N. b. Anderson and
III. L. Hudson have withdrawn from
| thecontestfor the Democratic NOM
ination for trustee
DR., G. w. Reynolds arrived in
the city yesterday morning. Those
needing dental work should call on
him at once, as he will only be here
q few days.
d. e. Travis went down the road
Sunday morning and returned the
same evening with ten. prisoners
for the penitentiary, The prison
= ers were turned over to him by Of
r ficers Of Shelby and Obion counties.
Miss Artie Roswell died at the
: home of W. P. Saunders Tuesday,
: after an illness of several days.
She was between 80 and 60 years
S of age, and had lived with the fam
= lily Of Mr.. Saunders for a number
Of years.
5 DR.. +. G. Hudson has sold his
interest in the hardware business
n of Hudson & Corbitt to M. A. Fry
of Brecheen, the firm now beine
Fry & Corbitt. Mr.. Fry is one o.
the most enterprising men in the
county, and we would be pleased tc
have him locate at Camden per
manently.
e We had the pleasure Of a cal
from Col. J. w. Rosamon, of Gads
IS den, president of the West Tennes
see Farmers Institute Saturday
at Colonel Rosamon is a jolly, whole
souled gentleman, and an enthusi
p asst on the subject of horticulture
AS he is on the program, our pee
70 pie may expect something interest
81 ing from him at the meeting her
February "a, next.
4 Terrell Travis, Of Bellview, VIII
nj had been called to Mckenzie to Sc
"a his aunt who was very i'll, stoppe
to here a short while Friday on re
turning from Mckenzie. Terre
is most deserving young man an
in every way worthy Of the truf
. reposed in him by recent promo
tion, and he has our best wishes fc
J continued success.
Tommy, the little 7-year-old SO
Of G. nj. Wiseman, died at Trez
want Tuesday, January l6, 100
He was apparently we'll up to IL
day before he died when he con
planned Of being sick Medical a
was powerless to counteract the di
ease and death followed. 1t was
great shock to the bereaved fathe
to whom. we extend coincidence al
sympathy. The family brought Il
remains to this place and the inte
ment took place at Postoak Gem
terry on Thursday the 18th.
Avery happy marriage occurr'
in the tenth district Thursday
ternoon of last week, the contraC
ing parties being DR. [. j. Ande
son, Of Huntingdon, and Miss Gee
gia Lashlee, the lovely daughter
Hon. J. M. Lashlee, Justice w.
Morris officiating. Among the f
friends who were present We're
@. Freeman, l.. M. Garter, Charl
Hawkins and Joe Patterson,
Huntingdon. DIR. Anderson is
prominent young dentist OF HUI
ingdon, where he is esteemed al
citizen with bright prospects