The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1901-11-15

$50 - - - - SIN HA~i-
fever
r. W Aadams went to Memphis
Friday.
Miss Harper, Of Rives. was up
Saturday.
Attorney General Lewis was in
the city Sunday.
Prof W. H. Cook was here Mon
day few hours.
Mrs. Ship is very iilat her home
on Adams street.
j. o. Bennett, Of the Bank Of
Troy was here Monday
Mrs. George Edwards, Of No. Z,
was here shopping this week.
Little LOIS Edwards is i'll with
lever at her home on Try street.
Col w. M. Mccall. of Humboldt,
was here Monday visiting relatives.
w L. Parrish, the Oak Grove
schoolmaster, was here Saturday.
Mrs. Martin, Of No. Z, was the
guest Of Mrs. Tom Dean Saturday.
Miss May Belle Woody left Friday
for a few days stay with relatives
at Glass.
Mr.. Jones, after a short business
trip East, has returned to his home
in No. 7.
Quite a number from West End
went to Hickman woods for pecans
Saturday.
A. A. Head and family spent a
few days with relatives at Halls
this week
Mr.. and Mrs. L. S. Parks little
daughter, Ruth, has been quite sick
this week.
Mr.. r.. q. Taylor, Of Trenton,
spent few days at Tiptonville
this week.
The nutting party Of Pleasant
Valley report splendid time with
fine success.
Mr.. Milburn has given DR.. Am
mons new cottage beautiful'dress
Of new paint
Mrs. Mott, of North Town, is pre-
pairing to visit friends in Mississippi
In a few days.
Miss Annie Holloway, of near
Rives, was visiting friends in East
End Saturday.
Jean Mann, the well-known
Nashville hardware drummer, was
here over Sunday.
Mrs. Belts, Of Rutherford, who
has been visiting in Union City,
has returned home.
Miss Wootson Bryant Davis sang
beautiful solo Sunday morning at
the Christian Church.
Col. A. q. Taylor, of Trenton,
was In the city Sunday en- route to
Tiptonviile to attend circuit court.
Mrs. Newton, OF Evansville, Ind,
has returned home after a brief
visit to old friends in Harris and
vicinity.
Robt. r. Rinehart, who is trav-
cling for st. Louis house, spent
several days here with relatives
this week.
J. B. Ezell, wife, and baby, Of
Memphis, passed through the city
Sunday, spending few hours atthe
Palace Hotel.
Joe Mangum, the Paderewski of
the violin, is visiting friends and
delighting the music lovers of the
city this week.
Elder It. A. Reynolds and family
left this week for Louisville. From
there they 60 to Muncie, Ind, Mr..
Reynolds new charge.
Messrs. G. w. Reed, W. H. Will
son. J. r., p. H. and J. d. Carroll
took in the sights at the County
Capital Monday. Kenton Argus.
Miss May McDearmon, Of Hum
boldt, passed through the city last
Sunday. returning to her music
class at the Hickman High School.
Judge Swiggart is holding Court
at Tiptonville this week. of the
local bar from Union City are Pierce
Il son, Jno. T.. Wells and H. G.
Alexander.
Judge H. o. Head, Of Dallas,
Texas, Is III the city, spending few
days with his son, Henry, and look
ing after business connected with
his interests here.
William Snoddy, Of Colorado, was
here Sunday with friends. He was
Ell route to his home from Dyer,
where he had been to attend the
burial Of his father, f. M. Snoddy.
Miss Ida Belle Lewis has return
Cd from Memphis. She was guest
81 Mr.. Russell Gardeners pleasure
steamer Alice Edna. and spent
iew days with relatives in Mem
xstttn