The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1901-12-06


over Tuesday.
Mrs. Agnes Collins left for Dyers-
burg Tuesday.
H. T. Robinson was in Columbus,
KY. Wednesday.
Harry Grimes visited friend 90
IN Martin Sunday.
John Dement,, OF Hickman. was
in the city Sunday.
Chester Bondurant, of Hickman,
was in the city Sunday,
A. NJ Mcconnell left Monday on
business trip to Memphis,
Attorney T. NJ. Pierce is in Ca.
ruthersyille, Mo-. this week.
Miss Joe Lee covington, of Full
ton, IS visiting in Union City.
Miss Josephine Reeds, Of Union
City, visited Fulton this week.
Mrs A. Dominges and son. Cary,
returned from Obion Tuesday.
Mrs. Bertha Berry, of Dyer, spent
Sunday with Mrs. Jas Kinuard.
Jas. Brice, of the Troy News
Banner, was in the city Monday.
Chas. Brown and Ernest Johnson
were over Sunday from Dyersburg.
Mrs. w. 4. Davis and little
daughter, Love, left for Dyersburg
Saturday.
Messrs J. Il. Wells and Lexie S.
Parks returned from Tiptonville
Yesterday.
Mac Moore, of Hickman, stopped
over in the city Friday on his way
to Trenton.
Miss Mary Emma Catron return
ed Sunday from a visit to Dyers-
burg friends.
Oscar White, who has been in
Fulton for some time, returned
home Monday,
Misses Nerva Ward and Farrah
Montgomery. of Sharon, spent Sun
day and Monday with Miss Bessie
Kinnard.
Miss Myrtle Penny, Of Fulton, is
visiting her sister, Miss Essie, at
Mr.. A. H. Whites, in Pleasant Val
ley neighborhood
Mrs. Claude Andrews has return
ed to Clinton from a visit with her
mother, Mrs. G. ID. Gibbs.
We promised Forney Arm that
we would advertise his fine Christ
mas fruitcakes this week.
Mr.. Al. e. Gardner, of Gardner,
was in the city yesterday, visiting
Mayor Gardner and family.
Miss Annie May Malone, after
several days visit to Mrs. Jennie
Lee Moore, returned to her home
in Dresden Saturday.
Jas. 4. Chiles has been canvass
ing this week in No. Is, and the Vi
cinity around Union City, Mr.
Chiles is the candidate for sheriff |
from Glass.
Koss Kimberlin went to st. Louis
this week to see the attractions at
the theaters, especially the stupen-
dous presentation of Ben Hur at
the olympic.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Edwards,
Miss Louie Gibbs and Mr.. d. A.
Edwards spent few days with
friends in Memphis this week, visit
ing the theaters.
Rev. J. M. Holt, the retiring pas.
tor of the c. M. e. Church, writes
from Chattanooga that he met a
cordial reception, and asks us to
mention the fact to his friends.
The creditors Of J. d. Arnett, the
well-known merchant who failed at
Tiptonville last week, are notified
to meet in Union City on the 18th
inst, for the adjustment of their
claims.
Mr.. Henry Robien, of Mayfeld,
has established branch store of
plumbing supplies, and will open
up in few days at the Sears stand
on First street. Mr.. w. e. Talley
will be the local manager.
Miss Ella Roberts. Of Jackson,
Mo, ID charming and beautiful young
lady, is visiting Mrs. Ella Hopson,
Of cronanville. Miss Roberts was
frequent visitor OF Mrs. Hopson,
who lived in Union City before her
marriage.
Mrs. Eastwood, wife OF T. ].
Eastwood, died of typhoid fever at
her home near Troy last Tuesday.
Mrs. Eastwood was church men-
Der and a highly esteemed Chris
tian woman. Besides the husband,
there were three children to sus-
tain the sad loss. The remains
we're Inferred in the churchyard in
the district west of Troy.
e. G. Siggers, Washington, D.
G., reports that on last Tuesday
NJ Henry Mavers. of this CITY. oh |