The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1901-10-18

Mrs. James A. Turner, OF Pleas
ant Valley neighborhood, is quite
sick.
Mrs. Chas. Hardy has with her
as guest, Mrs. L, C. McMilliu, Of
Martin.
Mrs. S. r. Walker, of Bonicord,
is the guest OF her SON, B. H.
Whitley,
Mrs. f. p. Hall and Mrs. Grooms.
of Dresden, were here shopping
Tuesday.
Mrs. Frank Watts, of Nashville,
is the guest of Mrs. Lexie s. Parks
this week.
Rev. Hole6eld, Of Tiptonville, Is
in the city visiting his daughter,
Mrs. w. F. Watson.
Mr.. r. p. Moore and Emmerson
McNeely spent Sunday and Mon
day il Lake County.
Prof. r. l.. Bynum came up from
Jackson Saturday and spent Sum
day with his family.
Mrs. Cora johnson and little SON,
of Hickman, visited the family OF
Fl. Briggs Saturday.
Miss Rulh Brown and Mrs. Ora
Waters, OF Glass, were in the city
shopping Wednesday
w. ]. Edwards, of st. Louis, is
expected to arrive in the city to-
morrow and spend Sunday.
Rev. w. d. Jenkins and Mrs. r..
Preston attended the funeral Of Dr..
Harris al Martin Tuesday.
Mr.. Alfred Nichols and family
have moved back to Bonham, Tex.
for the sake of his wife's health.
w. w. Lovelace, our popular NJ,
Z. & st. L. agent, was in Fulton
yesterday spending the day with
relatives.
Miss Meredith Edwards and Mr.
Douglas Walker visited friends and
relatives at Nashville the first of
the week.
Mr. and Mrs. Emmerson Watson,
Of Gardner, visited Mrs. Watson's
aunt, Miss Fannie Foster, the first
of the week.
Mrs. r. II. Mahon returned to
the city Monday evening from q
brief visit to relatives and friends
in Nashville.
Attorney p. Albert w. Biggs, OF
Trenton, and Fitz Smith, of Troy,
were among the visiting lawyers
who attended court here this week.
Mrs. L. l.. Arm has returned
from Bardwell, Ky, where she has
been at the bedside Of her daugh-
ter, Mrs, "A. c. Moore, who has been
quite sick.
S. Warner and Mrs. Evelyn Ham.
mitt, of Fulton, were united in
marriage in the parlors Of the
Rrackin Hotel Tuesday evening
ESQ. r. Polk, officiating.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. Q. Garth, r. l.
Harper and e. H. Marshall attended
the funeral service and burial q
their little neice, Macy Melissa
Moffatt, at Troy yesterday,
i Mrs. NJ. K. Edwards requests u
to state that all subscribers to tbs
American Mother who failed to ge'
the October number Of that papei
TO report same to her at once.
! c. Il. Andrews, the populal
lieweler at Morgan q Hardy Bros.
| is able to be at his place Of bust
ness, after being confined to hi
| room for two weeks with flux.
! Col. Robert Gates, Industrial ans
Immigration agent of the L. &. N
II. r., spent Wednesday in the cit.
on business. He was a pleasan
caller at The Commercial office.
4 Mrs. Harriet Thompson am
daughter, Mrs. Bynum, will return
/ Monday from al extended stay i
Middle Tennessee, near Gallatin
in the interest Of Mrs. Bynum'
health.
John Alfred Edwards, of Dexter
No, who is the guest Of J. r. Cur
hin, his cousin. left here over fort,
years ago He is now 90 years old
but as spry as If but 80 He helpe'
grade the M. a o. Railroad.
Mr.. c. J. Watson and fanil
Tuesday moved 10 this city fror
! their beautiful country home, Az
quippa. and are now comfortabl
located tor the winter IN the HI
cottage, On Exchange Street.
q We would call attention of on