The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1901-06-28


electric lights.
Attorney Seid Waddell was in
Jackson Saturday.
Rev. D. r. waynick and wife, of
Troy, were here Saturday.
The merchants report another
fine business day Saturday.
Miss Bessie Herring is visiting
friends at Paducah this week.
Miss Minnie Caudel, of Rives,
was in the city shopping last Sat
urday.
Miss Hazel Keller has returned
from Jackson, where she has been
teaching music.
Miss r. |. Irwin, of Dresden, is
IN the city visiting her daughter,
Mrs. G. T. Taylor.
Clarence Hayden is at home, af-
ter an absence of several months in
the Western States.
Miss Lille Bragg, of Dresden, is
visiting in Union City at the home
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Fulton.
Miss Della McCutcheon and
mother went to Moorehead, MO-,
last week to visit relatives.
William Scates, of Martin, was
in Union City Saturday and Sun
day with friends and relatives.
]. H. Faircloth, Cashier, of the
First National Bank of Martin,
visited his mother here Sunday.
Misses Winnie and Cora Steph-
ems, of Troy, we're here visiting
friends and shopping last Satur-
day.
w. Il. Rhegness, of Dyer was in
the city Saturday en- route to his
home from business visit to Nash
vile.
Rev. E. r. Hendrick preached at
Beech Church last Saturday at a
missionary meeting held at that
place.
Master Elmer Durham, of near
Pierce, has been spending very
pleasant week here while detained
at court.
Mrs. N. X. Moore went to Chica-
go for a visit with her sons, w S.
and Virgil Moore, who are located
in that city.
Locke Alexander, of the Ely-Walk-
err Dry Goods Co., st. Louis, was
down this week to see homefolks
and friends.
A few young friends enjoyed the
pleasure of an entertainment at |
the residence of VIM. Herring last
Saturday night.
r. B. Glover, of Crystal, one of
the Commercials staff of county |
correspondents, was here this week |
attending court,
d. f. Walker, prominent citi-
zen of the Mt. Pelia neighborhood,
has been very sick the past two
weeks with pneumonia.
Prof. J w, Burney and wife, of
Trimble, visited here this week.
Prot. Burney has just closed very |
successful school at Trimble.
The Western Union Telegraph
Company has just put in its office
here new selt-winding electric
clock, for the benefit of its service.
A. A. Reaves has recently moved
his family from the Burney cottage
on Exchange Street to the Jas. K
Murphey residence on Main Street.
J. B. Maxwell. OF Troy, and E.
S. Tatom, of this place, were in
Nashville last week as delegates to
the Grand Lodge, knights of Pyth-
las.
Mrs. S. A. e. Whitesell, of Full
ton, sends her very substantial re-
spects to the Commercial for which
we acknowledge thanks. Our Full
ton list is growing nicely.
The Commercial is making new
friends every day. They drop in
from various post-offices all around
and leave very cheerful testi-
monial as mark of esteem and
good viii.
Esquire f. H. Naylor went to
Jackson last week to attend the
West Tennessee Sunday-school
Convention and to visit his daugh-
ter, Miss May, at the Southwestern
University.
Some OF the travelling men who
came home to see their families
Sunday were: c. ]. Crockett, F.
Nj. Woody, John ]. Cherry, DR.. E.
n. Little, Chas. Denham. jeff Lit
fiction. Geo. LeFils and AL Mott
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Y. Bowers. of
MI Pelia, came ia Saturday and
visited with friends until Monday
evenlng. A number of years agol
they resided in this city and have /
n great many warm friends here :