The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1900-09-14
LOCAL AND PERSONAL NEWS.

slaves luesQay.
John Webb and wife returned to
Arkansas this week.
Isaac Doty, of Big Sandy, enter
ed school here this week.
Rev. n. r.. Waters is assisting in
the meeting at Chestnut Hill.
Encouraging reports come from
the meeting at Mount Carmel.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. 9. Hudson vis-
| tied at Hollow Rock this week.
T.E. Ellington and wife went to |
Nashville the first Of the week.
Walter CASTLE has secured a po-
sition as fireman on the railroad.
Joe Gillespie has been sick this
week, but is able to be out again.
Hon. and Mrs. J. A. Clement Wis
tied in the ninth district Sunday.
Aaron Beaton and wife, Of Enloe,
visited here the first of the week.
Frank Leslie and Tom Williams,
Of Coxburg, left Tuesday for Mis-
souri, on a visit.
The protracted meeting at the
Methodist Church will begin Sun
day, October Z.
John Thomson, of Missouri, has
/ been visiting relatives and friends
on Eagle Greek.
Miss Lavina Kendall, Of Nash
vile, spent a few days here with
G friends this week.
BeW. McDade, Of Mckenzie, was
d on our streets Wednesday shaking
Y hands with old friends.
/. Letters from Whitleyville, Ey'
r and McIllwain have been received
It too late for publication.
d Thomas Broughton, Of Garfield
g, sticker for Bryan and Stevenson
Ie was in the city Saturday.
Z = Don't delay organizing a Demo
y cratic club in your district, If 20
= have not already done so.
Quite a number from this count
will attend the barbecue and speal
ing at Johnsonville to-day.
Tom Peeler, Of Huntingdon, wl
the guest Of his brother, Sidney ]
IN Peeler, a few days this week.
~ ~ John G. Fry and M. D. McElyt
~ 10 captured 48 pound catfish net
m lo Sales Landing last Thursday.
n w. N. Austin and wife, Of L
10 vergne, came down this week
spend few days with relatives.
Mrs. N. r. Waters and childrt
9e. have returned from an extendC
visit to relatives at Murray, Ky.
IN Joe Mattice has returned fro
-lu Mckenzie, where he has been
'e' work with the feather renovator.
Naifeh Bros, merchants, NOV,
to the brick building on the sout
!, / west corner of the square Frida
IL L. D. Steele, of Bertrand, M
I'm an old Camden boy, is here on
me visit to his brother, W. A. Stee
nu Benton County is we'll represel
ed at Jackson this week, where t
NY West Tennessee Farmers InstitU
en- is in session.
Though the weather continU
warm, the regular attendance
Benton Seminary is about l25
-as 130 students.
re- We congratulate our neighb
r. G.. Hudson, on the arrival o.
10 pound daughter at his home
ent Wednesday afternoon.
nd Mrs. j. W. Saunders, of Nai
ing vile, came down Monday to Vi
OBJ relatives. She was accompani
in by little Vetrice Totty.
by Uncle Matt Wiseman and 9th
are going to Paris to hear s.
Jones, who will preach there all
next week, beginning Sunday.
less Mrs. Mary Yarbrough, who '
full visiting at Nashville, was called
oys. Waverly by the death Of her az
for mother, Mrs. Sullivan, Sunday.
rom Miss Lou Clement, who has b,
IN teaching in the ninth district,
.ock brought home sick the first of
oar- week. She was better yesterday
The first sorghum of the sea
ann was brought in last week by w.
Cuff, one Of the most success