The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1900-08-03


Saturday and Sunday
Gismonda, the new postofice, is |
near the line of tho third and
fourth districts, but in tho third
district.
Rushing Bros. have sold the
Keystone Roller Mills at Big
Sandy to John Hastings, of Man
leyyille.
Rev. N, r. Waters has returned
from Shiloh, and leaves this week
on an extended visit to the Indian
Territory.
Information is wanted concern
ing the heirs of Charles L. Wild
geon, who was in Texas about sixty
years ago.
Mrs. J. L. Totty, IT,, and child
left Wednesday to join her husband
at Nashville, where they will make
their home.
q. N. Cowell, Mrs. r. b. Travis
and daughter, Mrs. 0. w. Hubbs,
spent Sunday with relatives at
! Huntingdon.
W.D. Cooper has returned home
| from q. vacation spent with friends
and relatives at Big Sandy, Paris
and other points.
The Cowelrs Chapel Cemetery
| has been neatly cleaned off, and a
substantial woven wire fence will
d soon enclose the same.
The friends Of Mrs. 5. S. Clay
ton will be pleased to learn that
there is some improvement in the
condition of her health.
Alex McElwrath, whose health
has been on the decline for some
time, has been removed to the home
Of his sister, Mrs. j. II. Combs.
Mrs. Bette Strickland has re-
turned from an extended visit in
the country and is the guest Of Che
, family Of Register I'll. @. Paford.
DR.. and Mrs. w. B. Leslie, OF
Holladay, and Miss Pearl Hall, Of
j Huntingdon, have been guests oi
the family Of 7. j. Dodd this week
Eugene Morris came down from
, Nashville Monday to rest and recu.
perate. He is in bad health, anC
we hope the change will prove ben
efcial to him.
3. @. Rushing has concluded ,
trade for some property at Zach
and we understand that it is his in
] tention to remove to that place il
the near future.
Joe ]. Weatherly has purchased
? a lot near the home of f. "A. Nc
. Elyea and has contracted for th,
removal of his dwelling house a
j. Eva to Camden.
, Mrs. G. w. Tucker, Of Hunting
don, was called here Wednesday b.
d the illness Of her daughter, Mrs. ]
r b. Vickrey. Mrs. Yickrey was nt
better yesterday.
I j. w. Rayborn and wife, of Bris
= tow, were in the city Wednesday
Mr.. Rayborn was here to make fna
). transfer of some property he golc
q to William Moore.
TT. T. Stigall was called to Bris
n tow Wednesday to see his mother
/ Mrs. Polly Stigall, who is CRITICAL,
i'll and can hardly recover owing t
It her extreme old age.
: The summer term of circui
court will open here next Monday
e The docket is about the same a
l. last term, and court will probabl
be in session all week.
g. Q. 7. Brecheen left yesterday t
O resume his duties at the Memphi
post-ofice. His familywillremai
here until his little daughter re
J. covers from an injured foot.
J. J. Cole and wife and DR.. J. I
a Bray, of Garfield, were in the cit
+ Monday. DR.. Bray is just able
be up from a spell of fever, whic
! confined him to his bed sometime
= = James Hudson and Thomas Pc
tyjohn, of Gardner, came up MOI
day to visit relatives and ol
= friends. This is the first visit th
l' latter has made to his old HON
since 1892.
3 w. a. Swindle Withdrew froI
, the race for trustee at the speakin
at Big Sandy. M. T. Davis say
le he is not a candidate and will vol