The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1901-11-29

Mr. " T. Davis left to Dyera
burg Friday
Dee Amberg was over SUNDAY
from Hickman.
Miss Beatrice Harmon went t.
Terrill Sunday
Roy Martin, Of Martin. was in
the city Monday.
Charlie Worts was over from
Kentcn Thursday.
Miss Macy Garth returned from
Humboldt Thursday.
d. J. Caldwell IS canVassiug over
Dyer county this week
Miss Agnes Collins spent Sunday
with Dyersburg friends
w vi Cochran. Esq. came over
from Tiptonville yesterday.
Mt s = Hall aud wife, or Mar
TIN. were u the city Tuesday.
Mira 4. r. Campbell visited
friends ~ Nashville this week.
Jim ounby. Of Jackson. spent
Monday with old friends here.
Misses Auna Ford and Martha
Hale kent q SHADY Grove Tues
day
Miss Jessie IsIer. Of Hickman. is
visiting Miss Louise Clark this
week.
Mr.. and Mrs l. w. Stone spent
SUNDAY with friends near Pleasant
Valley
Waldo Haste and John Henry
Howard mere over to see friends
Sunday
Misses Mabel Reeves and Rose
Watson two 81 Hickman~ most
charming ladies, we're IN the city
Tuesday
Miss Myrtle Heathcock, Of Jack
son. is the guest Of Mrs. Rob Bolts
this week
Misses Bradbury and cowarden.
and Messrs, Gooseberry we're ia the
city Monday
Misses Mamie Temple, Ida Ma
son and Dora Eastwood went to
Kenton Thursday
Kew. u. t. Hendrick writes from
Lebanon and requests The Conn
mercial TO state that he will return
home Saturday and fill his pulpit
next Sunday morning and evening
at the usual hours.
Mr.. J. NJ. Kinnard and daugh-
ters, Misses Mary and cammie, re-
turned Monday from Paragould,
Ark. Mr.. Kinnard while there
bought nice tract Of land about
three miles from Paragould,
a negro named Bennett, Of Full
ton, assaulted his wife with a pis-
toll He was placed under $500
bond for assault and $3.50 for car
lying pistol, aud brought here
Monday night and lodged IN jail.
Mr.. and Mrs John Goldman, who
live ii the northern prt Of the
city, lost d little FIVE or six nonths-
old son last Monday. The remains
were inferred Tuesday in Shady
Grove Cemetery. We extend our
syu'ps n 70 the grieyed parents.
A. AZ, Carter, some eighty years
Of aye Of tile Woodland Millsl
neighborhood, was in the city trad
ing Monday He came in wagon
which he has been using forry-tllree
years; and It had been in use sew
eral years when he came into pos
session Of II, he having bought it
second hand.
Midnight in Chinatown is not
a Chinese drama, but one scene be-
INK laid In the Chinese quarter Of
Frisco. and that in the opium den
Act FIRST is laid on top of a noun
tain; act second, occurs on the dock
at FRISCO Bay act third, the Colo
made on Market Street and the
prison; act four, ~ i street in
Frisco during the exposition, and
an opium den. All these scenes
are carried BY the company and pa
irons are promised a complete pro-
duetion Of this play next Tuesday
night. December ).
Fer a dramatic company to un-
defsake 10 present high clam
production. against Forepaugh q
Sells Bros: Circus on the govern
ment lot, and the Olympia Opera
Co., 1t the Empire playing 70 pop
ulaf prices. Il would seem that the
Shadows IL Sin al The Grand Opera
House with regular prices. were mp
against 4 task almost as difficult as
forcing water up stream. but in the
face of this opposition they drew
fair sized audience and gave 4 Yeryl
neat and painstaking performance.
OF course we welcome the circus.
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