The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1901-10-04
LOCAL AND PERSONAL.
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Mrs. DR.. Holloway is stin very
sick.
Mrs. strother has retured from
Cairo.
Mrs. Thomas. Of Home street, is
very i'll.
Max owuby goes to the Gate City
Monday.
Miss Bessie Gardner has return
ed from Nashville.
Miss Pearl Wise has been i'll at
home on Adams street.
John Boston is in charge OF
caldwell's Book Store.
Miss Wilma Beck is attending
school at Florence, Ala.
Geo. Ownby left Saturday for an
other year at Annapolis.
Mr.. Goosman and daughter have
returned to Brownsville.
Miss Dona Chitwood is with
friends near the Lake this week.
Mrs. Young and Miss Matte
Rinehart are home from Paducah.
AL ]. Curtin will leave shortly for
Louisville to enter medical school.
Charlie Robertson visited Buffalo
and the Pan-American this week.
DR.. w. M. Turner spent couple
of days in Nashville the first of the
week
Virgil Sheriff. came down from
Paducah to see homefolks this
week.
Judge Swiggart came down from
Paris and spent Sunday with his
family.
This afternoon at 2.30 La Pearls
big band will give a parade and
street concert.
Miss Lille Eta Perkins was sick
Tor few days last week, but is
now improving.
Miss Nina Keiser has been con-
fined to her room with severe heart
trouble this week
Mrs. S. S. Knight, Of Nashville,
is visiting her daughter, Mrs. J. T.
Perkins, in the city.
Prices of seats for the comedy,
They Want Me-" at the opera
house, Is, IS and so cents.
Con Chambers, of the Troy Flour
Mills, was in the city Sunday, Wis
iting his mother and family.
chas. Denham is in l. c. Ken
lucky towns this week for the
Wickliffe Oil and Mining Company.
Miss Opal Gates, of Lake County
vicinity, spent several days with
relatives on Main street last week.
Miss Jennie Watson returned to
her home in Columbus this week,
accompanied by Geo. w. Robinson.
The little son Of Mr.. and Mr.. G.
S. Forester died last Friday and
was buried Saturday at Pleasant
Hill.
Wedding bells this week-one Of
our most distinguished young gents
will figure as best man to the
groom.
Little Murray Mcintosh has
veen very sick this week at the
home Of his grandmother, Mrs. A.
d. Campbell.
A pretty baby boy, Thomas, Jr.,
arrived in East End Saturday
morning, located at DR.. t. ]. Ed
wards residence.
In her own queenly way, Mrs. w.
J. Mailing, gave an exquisite fare
well luncheon Monday evening to
her pastor and wife.
The testers OF destiny Thursday
evening at 11:30 o'clock had a
ghostly experience. "The COLLINS
croaked, didn't they?
La Pearls aggregation Of come
dams will appear at Walkers
Opera-house tonight. Prices from
Is to so cents. Band parade at
go.
Mrs. Mamie Kingman, Of Hick-
man, returned Saturday from a Wis
it with Mrs. w. M. Murphy in St.
Louis, passing through Union
City.
Dee Boone and Miss Matte Bal
ley. of Polk, were married Satur-
day in the shoe department OF Nor
gan s. Hardy Bros. store by Esq.
Polk.
Col. r. P. Whitesell returned
from Missouri last week, having
spent about ten days superintend-
ing improvements on his big wheat
plantation.
Mr.. Dock Crockett, pioneer
obion County farmer, has sold his
farm on the Troy and Hickman
road. and is arranging to move to