The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1901-10-25

Attorney Ed Thomas, Of Fulton,
was 10 town Monday
Mrs. Harry Foster went to the
Jackson fair Wednesday
Mrs. L. L. Fox, of obion. was
here shopping Wednesday.
Miss Essie Mai Davis, Of Dyer,
spent the day here Tuesday.
Mrs. Ury johnson Of obion. was
il the city shopping Wednesday.
Miss Mary Beckman visited May
field during the street fair this week
Sheriff r. Finch returned Wed.
nesday night from a visit to Mem
phis.
g = Taylor and Ike Fish swell
cd the crowd going to Jackson We'd
neaday.
2. ". Hubbs. Of Bessie, in Lake
County registered at the Palace
Tuesday
Mrs. Roy Beuford, Of Mississippi,
is visiting her sister Mrs. Harry
Edwards.
ed G. Reynolds and Ed Threlkeld
we're Ia Jackson Wednesday for the
Elks fair
MRS. L. P. Jones, Of Paducah. is
visiting her cousin, Mrs. J. r.
Thompson.
Miss Kathleen Murphy, Of Full
ton, IS the guest of Miss Ruth
laeon this week.
Mrs @ Rankin and Miss Griz-
ia, ot Trenton. we're visitors in
city Tuesday.
ra. Edgar Gooch, of Martin,
as IN the city Tuesday, the guest
MIA A, H. Briggs.
Miss Bertha Howard, Of Metrop-
4. It'll, Is the guest Of her sister,
Rs. J. r. Thompson.
lAIrs. S. f. Walker. has returned
afne to Bonicord from a VISIT to
son, B. Fl. Whitley.
axwelI and Gridley have opened
hooting gallery on First street
eext to the Osborne store.
Hon. r. A. Pierce had business
which called him to attend circuit
Court at Dresden this week.
Mrs. Wesley Carter, three miles
west Of town, is very sick with fiux
and not expected torecover.
MIR. and Mrs. Joe Prieto, Of New
Deeatur Ala, are visiting kinsfolk
and old friends at home in Union
City.
Mai. J. G. Harris, of TiptonvilIe,
spent several days In the city this
week ID the interest Of the Upton.
vile railroad project.
Miss Annie Edwards, who has
been here in the interest Of the
knights and Ladies Of Honor, left
Thursday for Lexington.
Misses Annie Gilehrist, Flor
ence Skarden and Mrs. J. r. Luz
kens left Wednesday for Nashville
"a hear the Grand Opera stars.
John Woods. aged 81, died We'd
nesday about noon and was buried
at Liberty Church at $50 p. m.
He leaves wife and three children.
Rev. II. e, Hendrick has been
kept at home this week on account
Of sickness in his family. His wife
and little boy have been quite sick.
The First National Bank has
attractive new signs on its front |
windows, The work was done by
q professional artist in the latest
and best style.
Mrs. M. r. Gooseman, Of Somer-
Vile. has about finished her work
here In the interest Of the knights
and Ladies Of Honor Her lodge
here numbers about Fifty.
Services at the Presbyterian
Church on First street next Sun
day. morning and night, by the pas
tor, Rev. f. L. Ewing, d, D. A
cordial invitation is extended to all
Miss Ounce Jackson, who went
with Mrs. S. r. Howard to Crockett
Friday to spend few days with
Mrs. Jas. Stone. was taken with
fever and has been very sick tor
several days.
Elder r.. A. Reynolds will fill bis
pulpit at the First Christian Church
next Sunday morning and night.
He viii be glad to see at these SER
vices all who can find 1t in their
hearts 10 come.
Some good friend has bequeathed 4
to the city park couple of fine
specimens Of domesticated wild
reese. The next step will be to
mace aosne squirrels there and give /
Them protection
j. II. Mcdowell has returned from (
the club house Ia Arkansas. The I
sonAe Il M and will be completed