Hazel Green Herald - Jan 3., 1895 

Wolfe County
Campton Currency


J. B. Thompson is on a business trip to Farmer's.
T. C?. Johnson of Flatwoods was in town Saturday on business.

Mrs. Nannie Kash and Willie Kash registered at the Combs house Sunday.

Born to the wife of Alexander Spencer, of this place, on the 21st ult., 
a girl.  We get this news item from Dr. H. H. Stamper.

Married on Christmas day, at the residence of the brides' father, James 
Reynolds to Miss Rose Stamper.  Rev. J. L. West performed the 
ceremony.  The bride is the daughter of Dr. J. H. Stamper of this place 
and is a young lady who possess all the characteristics of true womanhood.  
The groom is a son of Wm. Reynolds, deceased, and a grandson of the late 
Ira Drake, one of our most respected citizens.  He is a teacher of 
considerable ability and a young man of high standing in the community.

 From Lee Co.:
James Booth, who lived on Devil's creek, died last week after a long 
illness.

Nick Combs, from Perry County has been visiting relatives and friends 
on Walker's creek.

A house belonging to the railroad company at this place was set on fire 
Christmas night by some unknown party.

George Stamper now wears an unusual bright smile, but it is not 
surprising as his wife presented him with a fine boy for a Christmas gift.

 From Morgan Co.:
Died, December --of consumption, Miss Loula M. Cockrill.  She was a 
very intellinent and industrious lady.


Submitted by: 
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Wolfe County Genealogy and Norma  Adams   njadams_geo@yahoo.com


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