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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-07-31
Saricab Staten

Turh cine Groinau3 Der Staot
Cincinnati, gto. 14S.19i3, iino mir
ae5mungen. Sarimeter5 eif3ufilbren,
uno e5 miilien oaher an alien uniercu
8aricabs Iarineter angesradt Dcr.
ben.
Bonn I gluguIt 1913 OH peroeu
Die Sabrpreiie ourh Den Earime!er
nod Der Meilen.9niis Ueretuet mar
ben. anb 3mor buitren oIeielben auf
Dem 5arif, nie IN Ser obiqen Crois
nan5 oor8eieben uno rpelda nie folgt
limb:
Snr eiusn DSer sluet Ganasiere.-
Sir Die eriten 3pei TinfteI elmer
Nteile ooer 8ruhtbeil onpou, ODER
fiir Die eriten feds Wdnutcu @arte,
seit in 9cdutmortung zines 9lufruf5
SOC sir iebe5 meitere ,flinfteI elmer
2ReiIe Toe. sir ieoe Dcttere oret
Winllten @urte3ett Toe.
siir orei poer bier Eailaaiere.-
,Sur oas erite DritteI cine. Neile ODER
9ruhtheil odoon, ODER filr Die eriten
feds Dtinuten @1rte3ett in 9eont,
rportung zines glufrufs soc. Sir
ieoeS peitere Sehitel elmer WeiIe Toe.
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teseit 1Oc.
Seredjnung fir G.traS.-Grtra
fir ieoes Rafet ODER mjtaefiihrten
fleiner Softer 20c; bod ipiro niht8
berehnet fiir irqenbeine Reiictnite.
Sonofoffer ODER 4inber unter 8 Sob
rem. menn bieielben BON etner 7ahr.
aelo be3ablenoen Geriou beaIeitet
itnb.
Wir neritherr Shnen prou1pte ltno
3lfriebenitenenbe gehienurq in mo.
bernen Slibrrperfeu, uuo mir boffen,
boB Sic uns eshre altnbftoft ferna'
bin berpobren iperben.
gld1tt,npspoQ
Che 5mmitein Sugieab So.
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@aecn oenulirt.

Botrit aeQcp. BON go. 511 Sen,
traI 9lpenue, I1aoiionpIQc, O., &c.
rictb gcitern Worgen on Der aenpsr
2une uno UIcWfiQan StraBe nit iet.
nem 9&ugen 3Diit}en 5mei in eutge.
qenge'eBtcr 9tihtuug fabrenoe Stra.
Ben6ahmpaqen DER Gilbert Goenue
nobei Der Anaen poQia oemoIiri
muroe Inter ocn 4aiiagiercn brad
cine fIeiue Qantf aus, abcr gliidli.
herlDeiic muroc 9tienano oerlest.
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7leine Rpliseinahribten

- MS permiBt uur0e geitern hei
QoIi3ei Ser Is Sabre olte GllfforS
Sbearar, pom 9}o. 1926 aenper
Cane, gcmel0et, Ser Dor etnigen Ia.
aen 5uiammcn NIT eincm in BET
9tahbarituft mohnenOen qIeihaltri'
gen 9urihen 9tameHs Jbontpiou
MaioH auf IbenteIer auSge3ogen lit,
- Seit IienItaq piro Der 80
Sabre nlte 8eriiherunq@ageut 2oui2
,lacobipn, BON 9to. 533 RihmonE
5traBc, bermiBt gr nerlieb an
Gicritug 0lorgeu lpie iibIih ieine
@obnltng nm SIR grbeit 8u geber
unb lit ieitoem lritt mebr geieben
moroCt
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lartie Stanlep. "a, 5l4 George.
Utaegie gurfes, %, 106 Court.
(gailliam Sfulnann, %. Ct. ger-
naro. g.
i,sr.na RooeieIo. 20, $50 setts CTR.
,,o1n 6. Sbroeber, 80, 26i7
( gtanton apeniie.
lRcrn 8. gelt, 30. 55T Gnrigbt.
l,sobn @ure. 81, 3O02 5rout Ctr.
lRannic &. 8rnues, 81. 522 Yter'
ion Strabe.
lslrpeI ssern 20. 2204 0eIt Str.
l;slorenee Snioer. t9, Solsibiioe.
Igscrmau 9 gepis. 25. Rob. g.
lMutb q. getiber. 2f, Dst. Senltbp
lsaap .. Campbell, 26, Is Oil s. ct
lSattie SiSpid, 26, $50 Crescent
fssobu aoomet, %, 1882 @eber Ct
lGarrie grcIenne, %, tTi9 IRE
man aoes,ue.
5glube 80. Cperbep. genton, ap
l5reooie G.. Snoe, 80, gaIare Sotel
5bais. Nilion. AZ, $40 Barr Ctr.
Delio ssentH, 35. $40 Barr Str.
|ssranf q. 2obmnn. 80. 1905 @eir
Dsapme gmitb, 32. Mooiionpilie.
|Scrper anoerion, 20, cofIeD, 9.
(Em1nnob Hurnam, II, EaHep.
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Tnrd)gebrannt.

Gin liebepoler 8atte iii aligen'
ifeinlif, 9iobert See pom 9so. 1880
ggain StraBe, &eaoing, g.. BON Del.
len 9eridYninocn aeitern bic Soli3el
benofrihtigt lnuroe
Die 8rau Gee seltern Der Boli5el
mittbeiIte. mar lie am SoantaB aiil
geranlaiIuna ibres 8atten IN Den
@alb aegangen, I'M geeren 5ll pflll'
den lno ais lie nah Sauie fam,
mod,te tie Sie nieberihmetternoe
gntbednng, haB Der Serr @emabl
iran3oiiihen abld)ieo eenommen bat
rno smar inter Ritnabnte bon S91
BEN geiammtPa griparnIiien Del
sSralr
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aabe bammod, Is, 614 Oit s.
Ctr, ssnqueit In Shpebt.
.gbarles Gilbed. 10, 327 Sit IL,
Ctr, Snqueft In S6pebe.
,sofepb Uldngolo, Is, 2627 Sciotu
Ctr, 3uberfuicfe.
george 4plenors, 26, $500 gaIterr
gpe, synqueft In S6fpebe.
George Bed, 73, 1923 Race Ctr.
Shtpdtbe.
5attie 6. 8ail, 64, 8. unb 8apmil
Ter Ctr, arebs.
Sreb. Salsmonn, %, 2521 Chat
BAN Ctr, SnQusit IN S4Debe.
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Gterblibfeitsberidt.

Grant anip, 81, 1925 Oeblsr Str,
Rierenleioen.
WaItsr golenber, 27, G!eDes. q,
SG1ueit in SdDebe.
Gsores Y. pooIe. Sr., 1912 on
UacaRigan Str, Snqsleii IN Sfpe6e
George 2anslpB. 78, 1l24 groao'
pap. aunosnentSiinoung.
@sorss 6e1rolo, So. 1432 Mafr
Ctr, SdapinoIutt.
Gtbsl Dasner, 8. 522 80. aibertr
Ctr, 8lutDersiftuns.
George 4opmit. 8 Wonate, 143C
6arriion 4pe.. 2ungenentslnoune.
2ouis Straeber, 4 Monnte. Gin
Ieinnati Orphan 4inIum. SanG6s.
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Die 9ise.
Ter gritrige Sag mar iOiueit Der bet
feite IN eieiem CONNER.

Der asitrigs Gag mar Der beibeite,
TEN Cincinnati in oieiem CONNER err
tsbt bat. Jbren 5Ddititano erreihte
gsitsrn bic gsmepratur Inn 3pei ubr
Rahmittags nit 1o5I2 grao, ldut
rem 5bermomstsr am Giost auf oem
5ountain Suare, pGbreno Der bis6es
rige Rttorb fir bisIsn CONNER 10J
9rao 6etragen batts.
Gabei berriAts am 9ormittag uno
aud nod big in bic Rahmittagsituns
Den binein cine dbioIuts WlnbitilIe
pelt,e Die Sise nod unertrdgltter
mdtte. Grit gsgen A ubr Ra6mit
tags Issts Elm tIsinss 2lftdeu Elm. CT.
ne 6o6piltommene griIe, bic ipsnig.
items cine tltine ainberung brcht,
unb Die hdnn aud pdhrsno oes
9lbenos uno fpdbrenb Der gtadt an.
6i<lt. Die esaenrpGrtiee 6ise pirt
nah Der Grtldrl,ng Oes offisie4en Bet.
terprop6eten Depereuur nod fir etpc
50 Stunnen anhalten nnb nah a6i
Iauf bieisr s3ett iit ss iebr lsi4t mog.
li6, oab sin Ismperaturrehiel cir
tritt, od bis oahtn ous tuhle ASetter
ras isst i'm Rorofpsiten hsriht, h.
hierber getommsn isin tonnte.
Die lemperaturuntsrihisoe on
stiost uuf Dem 5oltntan Square ipa.
rem pGbrenb oes geitrigen cages hi
fnfrt.
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pber, 8. g. goe, Sad grcnee, 3. g..
Detblefs, oSobn 8ebner, Bernaro
Gries, g. 9. Geiertas, 5enrp 6ods,
Sranf 6ran8, DiIiam 9ldiher, Sobn
@oobDin, CHARLES @ronauert William
Groff, SsraHf @ustpeiler, @bndro
Sanlen, 8. 3. 5aGoran, 3. 6. 9elf>
fsrib, Gus. 5tIDebrdnD, Duolep u.
Soparb, gsorge 8eper, Sr., Sobn
9luq, gntbonp 9rdmer, 8. Utdurer,
81. 9. W2arpin, Qntbonp UtiLler, Wsts
6ael U1cGart6p, 5rso. Quiefabsl,
Uaorris poftborit, 8. Roinsp, U HtH-
tenberqer, 9puis Shtpdb, Wlutarn
g6member9sr, S.2lbam 56mibt, Goz
paro 56ultbeis, 5rant Seiler, @b@
paro Z. Gieffe, s.. s. 5eihmon, Ro.
bert Irifo, Wiliam Ballace, Sofpdro
0agnsr. aoolf Wilbpogt unb Sofspb
3tnfer.
8orfiser Rinten6er9er bat Die folz
| qenben 8opitGne fir Die Mdrihtrtlnbs
ernannt: Jrant Qnberfon, Jreo. 8rOr<
terman, Sames BRADFORD. Jobn BUM
nemper, SO. gagnsp. Somss Gaiep,
Billiam guttsrtportb, STE Geib, Ges
Iter aist, Winiam 5iggins, Gus. go
mer, Soc SanBen, 81. 6. Qptins, Glsm
W9sdlinburg, gldp Wc5arlano, Safe
9ittnsr, Dan gpblar, Diliam S6es
pers, Sdrrp Beit, SObn BeIltng, 9enz
m ,Bu66en, Charles 3dngmeiiter
| 6arrp Dei9ls, Soiepb 4blers, 9eorge
| 2lltnorbbofF, 81. u. au'tin, Go. glebz
| niger, @iGlium gonn, Ben Sute, 8e@
orgs gomonbfon, Somes 8runne,
Carl Jrant, SoIepb Giraro, Charles
| 6ombsrger, Gb. 0slfFsrid, 9. .. Sres
| lamb, q. 9. ails, gbarles auu6er,
q. =. Gbibeiter. 9snrp Wepers,
! G6rift Qambert, George Muller, 5.
5. Ggosn, 9eorgs Retart, Jobn Riss
fenberger, Saepb Roth, 5reb. S4olls
Qou Shoettingcr, .. Seifneb, Sultui
:, Spangenbsrg, 5orrp Shneller, g. .
Suit, 8. 6. 5ethman, Dilltam S6in
nss, oyobn m1rnde, 5rant Dalter, u
Dilbelm, Grant gouug 5rant 3spf
; Better 3epf, DiQidm 3an9metiter, Geo
; u. Q0umIon, Gilbert prote, 4bolp
Bulff, gburlss 8pgdrt, 1bomas ID
6ertp, oyofspb greining Sobn Reet
CD. Shoettingsr, albert StrGtmdnr
! glmer gsntpelt, 5bomas 4lIen, 8. ID
; ; Wcauiiton. grsb. Utspers, 2oui
aintsrbsrgsr, Grant Muuer, Wlori
!, goubpn, Sobr 8. Gitertamp.
= Inter ben 8elegateu Der 2tqeg6ar
. Qpqe Rs. At bon HortbIibe ptttsbur
befinbet ii6 aud 5err Sdco
r 3 uf d7. Der friibere Dictator III
i iesige SetretGr Der 2pge, uno ei
!. Iangid1rigsr 2eIer oes 9oItsbldt
r 5err gauft itattete in gegIeitur
|, tes Ssrrn Sacpb UleB Dem rUtocf
= lbsart onItitut" einen 9efuh ub, c
;. CT hisrbsr tam. Jn fsiner Geielfdd
!. tefinben Tid nod bic 5erren Dr. ISL
n aelIsr unb Or. 3. 8. Strueblp, ebe
N faas Nlitgltsesr Der 2oge.
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Rerisnsl. stiS.n.

6err Sacob Sprsngarb 1T
geitern 2lbeno our grbolung mad Mas
nitou Sprngs, COLORADO, ubgereift
Sein 6reuuo Dm. 9ublmejsr lit CUR
8ernuuberung 4uer oiesmuI Hiht
mitgsrsiit.
SIlfs S6uliuperinterbsnt g. .,
R berts lit geItern aus ben 5e.
rten. Die er IN Wtihigan 3ugebradp:.
3uriidqetehrt.
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gdtiirlld1 bate bic unertraglIhe
Sise bes seitriseu sases cine Reibe
BON oisi6lGgen i'm 9efplge unb Die
Spfer Der 5ise fparen laut hem poIis
3eiIi6en geri6ten tpie folgi:
5(ora Sopper, 30 Sabre
alt, geo. 1907 Sapnliaer StraBe
mobnbait. @urbe, ais tie in einer
8ei6dit an Der Glarf unb 2inn Str.
Ginf1ufe mahte, bon Der 4Sise iiber.
pdliigt uno fonb 9luinubme I'M ct.
gfurien 8oipital.
5bomas groun, 20 Sabre
oft. 90. 21 Sit 8 StraBe pobubaft.
@urSe in ieiner @obnuna bonn 3ts-
ihlas aetroifen uno nad3 benz itaoti-
ihen Soipitnl aebrad,t.
Soiepb aeeean, 81 Sabre
alt, gsp. sos Cambridge Strass
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0aie.8am.
eies Der rReSs" ilter bic .Gxatsr"

Nieoerinn finb linfre yGeos", Die
Nf ioeben aus benz leBten Flas Der
Ranoliite emporgearbeitet bottell,
bonn llngIiif betroffen morben, no.
bur6 ibre obneoics MIR idppafe
Soiiliung unf cine before Stellitug in
benz GnoreiuItat oes oIesjdbrigen
9ennantfampfes noaltdroig pernif).
tet iuuroen. Sohn s. Benton
{ gglnbe"), nuier linfsbonbiger uno
ersShlenberer, liegt I'M itdoti.
ihen Soipital nit gebrodenem 8ein.
innerIiben gerlesutgeu uno 8e'
birnerihiitterling als oos Helultat
zines 3uiainnettitoBes ieines Wotor.
cpcles nit Der Waoiion Roao Gar
Jto. 5 nm II llhr 9ienItag abeno
| i'm @eihbiloe Der Staot, uno luirf
pom ben Aersten bns Shlinufrite filt
| ibu befiirftet. SSeoeniqlIs lit er filr
bic ,Neos" pcrloren rnb lit Der Ser.
Init in oieier Saiiou rtdt mebr 81
erIcsett.
eSn benz geltrigen eritcn Spiele CT
4 y
ner oiert1gigen Serie sDtiher
,,Reos" uno 9biIooelpbaer oGua
fers" i'm aeoIono.Jiel fungirtef
StIeuoerer Mines md tSln5ei
Glarfe ais unire gatterie gegel
grednan reip. aiaiiier fiir Die 8e8
ner. lInire gatterie blieb bis gun
l(Fune beg EDie[s alIi threm Qoiten
Ilpdbreno Die ser Guafer burd 8irel
Iuno DOOM abgeloit Duroe. geio
aIubs radten ie s Ireiier uno iple!
ten unire Sinaens febIerfrei gegeH
SSebIer. geifer mar infer bette
| Sdlaeer nit 3 Grefieru; @rob I'M
Glorfe nahten je 2. Mines iunote 81
nen 2uiti1dIer sur 9auf aegen 2 I'M
Iluurocn nuf beioeu Seiten ie ,Srei
tpdiie oerifenft Brennan uno Gaio
Iipareu Die ShieoSrtdter
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bem ftGotti6en 6oipitaI gebra6t. roc
biz 4sr3ts einsn 6iBIdIog oiagnOitis
3irten.
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Gte qeirigen SpieIe:

Seutc 9iahnittua speites 5pIe
Der gerie 5pIiten ~Reos" unt
Cuaferg" i'm 2eoIano.5ielo.
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aonuenfiou oer 2Ioo(e
in Nilpanfec iiuOet bic nGdite 3n-
iammenfnnft itatt. Ansfing
uadJ goneg 5slanb. Sente
Abeno lit 8arabe.

Sn Der geiirisen Sisung bss 9robs
f0rpers pom OrDen Der Wloois lpurhe
ber Grt fir Die nddite 3uidmmsn.
t,inft beItimmt uno 3Dar fiel bic Dabl
ouf WiIndutes. IS puroe du6 fir
Gan Jraneiseo, 0snpsr, 4uftin,
Ter, Rem Yort uno Toronto in Ga
naba aampagne gema6t, bod trugstl
bie Utilnauteer be Siegsspalme Od>
bon. 9uBsrbem bsi6dFtigte Iih Der
8robt0rper uiebsr nit benz Wooieges
bGuoe in gItnelono unb Die 4ngeles
genbeit puroe i6liebIth gu unguuiteil
hrr HIenelnnner lnne eItfchensn.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1913-12-05
DIED FROM BURNS.

News has been received here of
the sad death of the little 4-year-
old child of Mr.. and Mrs. j. G.
Whitfield of near Holiday. Mr..
Whitfield was engaged in clear
ing last Friday, and had set fire to
the sage grass in his field.
Little Robert had gone to the
field with his father, but unmind-
full of the danger Mr.. Whitfield
was first aroused by the cries of
his child. He rushed to it's side
and struggled to remove the burn
ing clothing, but he was too late to
save the precious little one, and it
lived only a few hours.
The parents were almost crazed
with grief, and Mr.. Whitfeld's
hands were painfully burned in
his frantic efforts to rescue his
child. The interment took place at
Holiday Saturday and was at
tended by many friends who sym
pathize with the family.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1913-12-05
A. j. WEATHERLY.

Funeral services for A. j. Wealth.
erly, aged % years, only son of Joe
j. Weatherly, and who died at his
home here Saturday night after q
brief illness, were held at the resi-
dence Sunday afternoon at 1.3C
o'clock and was attended by many
friends. The services were con-
Quoted by Rev. Frank B. Jones.
Following the services at the home
a short service was held at the
grave by the members of Camden
Lodge Modern Woodmen of Amer
lea, of which the deceased was an
active member. The deceased is
survived by his wife, Mrs. Perry
Weatherly, and their daughter.
Poet nor artist has ever been
able to portray the grave in colors
of brightness and beauty. Bryant,
in the "Hymn of DEATH could
not make the subject beautiful and
yet the cemetery with it's marble
and it's dead, the chair that has no
occupant, the fancied echo of the
silent voice, and the vacant place
in home, social and lodge life, are
mellowing and uplifting in their
influence. They bring the best of
human nature into the fullness of
vigor, crowding back the selfish
ness and imperiousness of men,
and impressing them with the duty
of recognition of the value of
friendship.
It is the gloom of the church.
yard that reveals to us more clear
ly the beauty of life. 1t is the
broken ties at the grave that
prompts us to fuller appreciation
of the tenderness of the ties that
are not yet broken; and So while
we mourn the loss of our dead we
may rejoice that there is no cloud
so dark that there is no light be-
hind it, no sorrow so poignant that
there is not balm for the wound
it inficts.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1913-12-05
CLAUD.-

Sam Cherry spent Sunday with
relatives near Way.
B. F. Holland visited friends on
Sulphur Greek Sunday.
Mrs. Trophena Ball visited on
Sulphur Greek Sunday.
Charles Balyew of Luterton was
here on business Saturday.
Jesse Crockett of Rushing's
Greek visited here last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mike Hartley Wis
tied near Big Sandy Sunday.
Mrs. II. A. Phifer and son,
George, are visiting relatives at
McHenry, Ky.
Noah Davidson and Sam Rain
waters were at Big Sandy one day
last week delivering hay.
We are glad to report that there
are no new cases of measles in this
locality, and that those who have
them are recovering nicely.
It rained and thundered Sunday
night just like it did in the good
old summer time. The weather is
warm-too warm, in fact for the
season of year.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1913-12-05

| John W. Fowler returned home
from visit in Kentucky sick last
week, but he is some better.
Hamilton Helms and Luridon
Nordon were sent to the State hos
pital for the insane at Bolivar this
week.
Mrs. Fife Plant of Nashville
was called here Tuesday by the
death of her mother, Mrs. Artie
Saunders.
Bob Odle will reward the finder
of an unmarked black and sandy
spotted SOW recently strayed from
his premises.
There are many useful articles
for sale at the Christmas bazaar at
Presson's drugstore suitable for
holiday gifts.
The dwelling of Mrs. Little Fry
on Haley Avenue burned Thurs
day. The origin of the fire is I'M
known. The house was insured.
County Clerk W. D. Cooper has
issued marriage license as follows:
Charles Bell and Pearl Rushing,
Elmer Williamson and Della Hicks
"Bible Characters" is the topic
for discussion at the ladies prayer
service to be held with. Mrs. w. P.
Redick this afternoon. Miss Ma
mie Arnold is leader.
All members of Camden Camp
No. AZ Woodmen of the World are
urged to be present at the regular
meeting next Tuesday evening.
"There'll be something DOING
when the hour of $50 rolls around.
Rev. w. F. Acuff of Bardwell,
KY, was in the city Monday and
Tuesday. This is his third year on
the Bardwell charge, and accord
ing to the powers that be only one
more year at that station is allotted
to him.
The Public School Officers AS
ISOLATION of the State of Tennessee
will meet in it's regular session on
January Is, IA and Is in the House
of Representatives in the Capitol,
Nashville. A. strong and interest
ing program is being prepared and
will be issued within short time.
Not only all the school officers of
the State are expected to be pres
emit, but as many friends of educa-
alton as possible.
Pythian Hall was crowded last
night (Friday) and hens of differ
ent ages we're offered and accepted
as admission to the hen party,
But the gathering. was not COM
posed of "hens" by any means, for
the sexes we're about equally repre-
scented, and big, little, old and
young seemed to get their share of
enjoyment during the evening. A
snug sum-we don't know just the
amount-was realized and the Ia
dies feel we'll paid for their trouble.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1913-12-05
Little Locals.

Hon. D. B. Thomas of Nashville
is in the city.
j. w. Bateman Of Mckenzie was
here Monday.
DR.. G.. P. Hicks was in Nashville
one day this week.
Fred Presson has returned from
a trip to Chattanooga.
Mrs. Dora McAuley has been
in Nashville this week.
Miss Carrie Byrn visited in
Waverly last Thursday.
Mrs. L. Il. Stem has returned
from visit in Flatwoods.
W. G.. Lawrence of Nashville is
here on an extended visit.
Mrs. Solomon Balm of WHY is
visiting Mrs. Arthur Balm.
Miss Mamie thurman of Dickson
is visiting Miss Lula Lashlee.
Mrs. j. w. Fowler spent the day
in Nashville shopping Wednesday.
Miss Eulah Garner of Bakers
Chapel is visiting her sister, Mrs.
Earle Evans.
Mrs. Van A. Wyly and Miss
Nellie have been visiting relatives
near Denver.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Cowell of
Cross Roads are visiting. relatives
at Carbondale, I'll.
Mrs. s. N. Sweeney of Hickman,
Ky. spent the week with her sister,
Mrs. j. w. Fowler.
]. C. Whitfield and family of
Holiday are spending the week
here with relatives.
Miss Adie Fry of Coxharg has
been visiting her sister, Mrs. M. Q.
y Bowles, the past week.
Ia q. F. Garner of Bakers Chapel
3 spent the weekend here with his
n daughter, Mrs. Earl Evans.
Mrs. J. w. Harlan Of Nashville
snent Wednesday here with her
daughter, Mrs. r. L. Stockard.
Mrs. G, P. Saunders of Morris
Chanel has been spending a few
DAYS with Mrs. WI Thompson.
Mrs. A. N. McKelvey of Hunt
;ocdon attended the funeral of her
grandmother, Mrs. Artie Saunders.
Fencing, fencing, fencing-for
Il STYLES and weights in wire fenc-
- ace /. N. Bridges, the fence
man.
HaAtual constipation and all
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Presson'
~ ladies' Of the Missionary
heiety have Christmas bazaar OF
IN articles on sale at j. g..
..sson's drugstore, and invite
.tO come and see them
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| OuCl6 LON LOWS, VINO mas
been in bad health for sometime,
underwent an operation in a Nash
vile infimary this week, His son,
Irving Lewis, was with him at the
time. Hope is entertained that the
operation will prove successful.
A formal application has been
made for charter for the Peoples
Bank and Trust Co., the incorpor-
ators being l.. E. Davis, Joe j.
Weatherly, j, M. Lockhart, M. A.
Pettyjohn and M. b. Fry. The
new bank will be capitalized at
$4,000.
Rev. and Mrs. Frank B. Jones
were given a good pounding"
Monday evening. Although the
parsonage would hardly hold the
crowd, each one managed to get in
and leave their pound" andreceive
word of greeting. The Camden
people seldom do things by halves,
especially when it comes to pound
ing the preachers, and, let it be
known, the preachers enjoy it, too.
Another honor has come to our
county through the tomato club.
Miss Myrtle Hardin has been no.
tilted through the State organiza-
ton that she has been selected for
one of the free trips to Washington
City. Each one of the Southern
States will be reprented by to-
mato club girl on pleasure trip to
the National Capitol. The tomato
club girls have been doing their
part to put Benton County on the
map, as it were.
Mrs. Artie Saunders died at the
home of her son, Juney Saunders,
of Morris Chapel Tuesday, aged
SO years. Interment took place at
the Hardin burying-ground, Old
age brought on feeble health, and
she gradually fell away into that
peaceful sleep that knows no wax
ing until the perfect day. She was
a member of the Methodist Church,
kind, indulgent mother and a
good neighbor, and will be sadly |
missed by those who knew her
and loved her.
There has been a good attend
ance at the agricultural short
course here this week, including
several ladies. The free lectures,
demonstrations and exhibits of
live stock by experts from the ex-
perimental station and University
of Tennessee have been followed
with keen interest every day, and
we predict that the practical ideas
taught and demonstrations will be
of inestimable benefit to our peo-
pie and help to solve some of the
farming problems of the future.
Camden Camp Modern Wood
men of America met at Masonic
Hall Wednesday evening with a
large attendance. Two applicants
were voted upon and decreed to
ride the goat. Officers were elect
ed for the ensuing year as follows:
A. j. Utley, consul; A. d, Parnell,
adviser, Roy Holland, banker; E.
0. Thomas, clerk; Roy r. Melton,
escort; Doss Holland, Waterman
Austin Goodman, sentry; Drs. W.
P. McGill, J. M. Smyth, j. G. Balm,
G.. p. Hicks and B. B. Barnett,
camp physicians; r. e. Stockard,
director.
The home of Mr., and Mrs. John
B. Anderson of GAO Cox Street,
Memphis, was the scene of quiet
but impressive wedding Monday,
November "a, when Miss Jennie
Presson and G.. L. Cox were mar
married in the presence of a few
relatives and friends, Rev. w. S.
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