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The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1901-12-27
Surprise Party.

The members Of the Baptist
Church gave their pastor, Rev. J.
H. Wright, big surprise party on
Tuesday night, which proved to be
one of the biggest, best and most
enjoyable gatherings of the kind
that was ever witnessed in our city.
About Z o'clock members of the
I church, men, womens children and
friends Of the pastor began to pour
in on the unsuspecting pastor and
wife until there was hardly stand
ing room in the beautiful parson-
age and they come loaded with evil
dences of the good will, love and
affection which they held for our
good pastor and his wife, until
there was hardly room to store the
good things which they brought.
The following is partial list Of
the free-will Offering:
Three fat turkeys, one old ham,
! one barrel and three sacks of -four,
one sack of meal, rs pounds of SUI
gar, Is pounds coffee, two boxes
shredded biscuit, two packages
grape nuts, three boxes toilet soap,
one jug vinegar one basket of
fruit and candies, linen towels and
napkins, canned fruit, rolled oats,
catsup, bottle Of pickles, salt, ma
pie syrup, sweet potatoes, apples,
canncd oyters, buckwheat flour,
pancake flour, ieiley. oranges, can
dies, raisins, dressed mustard, do
nestle, money, Shippers, etc.
After unloading, greetings and a
social love feast, the Hon, Mayor
WI III. Gardner, who Is a brother
in-law Of the church, was called on
for a speech. Among many other
things hefitting the joyful occasion
which he said, representing the /
feelings and sentiments Of the do
nors, he referred To a Jug across
the room that some one had
brought ii containing an unmen
tionabie liquid. The Mayor, while /
a Methodist. showed plainly that /
be thoroughly enjoyed this sociable
surprise party and d radiant smile /
on his face seemed to say almost
thou persuadest ME to be a Bap- I
list Our beloved pastor replied
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1901-12-27

The members of the Cumberland
Presbyterian Church and Sunday
school and friends, filling the church
auditorium Christmas eve, enjoyed
an old time distribution of presents
by the popular and ancient friend
of the children, Santa Claus, dress
ed in his handsomest suit of red
and fur. The tree was large one,
and all the Children were remem-
bered, as well as their elders.
Master George Thomasson was
elected the best pupil of Pleasant
Valley School on Thursday, Decem-
Der l9. Only pupils in regular at
tendance we're permitted to vote.
Eight points of excellence were
considered in the vote. The cleo
ton was somewhat exciting and
the campaign far a month back
was of great interest. Quite num-
Der of pupils were voted for and the
contest was rather close between
George r. and Geraldine Gibson.
A present was given the winner.
The Christmas tree at the Bap
fist church was one of those oc-
casions memorable to the Sunday
school children and their friends.
The members Of this church always
make it a special duty to look after
the wants and pleasure Of the chill
dren, especially those to whom the
comforts of useful article fills a
needy place, and Santa Claus COM
log upon this Christmas evening
was full IF good cheer and Ia keep
ing with his prior visits.
Tile old &c quartette, who en-
tertained with their music 50 many
homes aud public gatherings some
years ago in Union City, held a re-
union this week Wednesday, at
the residence Of r Garth. The
members were John Garth. first
tenor; Russell Garth, second tenor;
Campbell Garth. first base, and
viii Green, second base. Some ~
the oid favorites were sung among
them Old Mother Hubbard, sAn-
ME laurie, aud selections Of sal
cred music. Miss Macie aud Lea
Garth also joined IN the singing
II was the hrst meeting Of the en-
tire quartette IN over five years,
and the evening was, indeed, pleas
antly spent.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1901-12-27
A Deserted Town.

The old town of Purdy, in Nc
Marry county, once flourishing
and prosperous town and the coun-
ry sect, is sure dead and deserted
now. There was a sale Of lots there
a few days ago, from which two TO
forty dollars were realized. One
lot, on which there was brick
house, brought $40.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1901-12-27

Worms take refuge in the small in
testine, where they can easily multi
ply. Whites Cream Vermifuge will
destroy these parasites. The verdict
Of the people tells plainly how well it
has succeeded, Price, rs cents. Nail
lingis drug store.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1901-12-27
Finest candies IN the city to BE-
had at Dahnke's.
Damago 81 Ohristmas Bomb.

Some miscreant exploded bomb
near the south side Of the court
house Monday night at Fayette-
vile and the result IS ia panes Of
glass, including every window on
the south side of the courthouse
smashed 10 spliniefs. Several plate
glass fronts to stores were ruined
No one was iaiueed, but the full
extent Of damages to the court
house is not yet known. It is sup.
posed to have. been a Christmas
bomb.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1901-12-27
Safis6ed peoole.

are the best advertisers OF Foley s
uoney and Tar and all who use it
agree that tits a splendid remedy for
coughs, colds Ok sore lungs. Mailing S
drug store.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1901-12-27
Entertainments.

Miss Bessie Morgan entertained
a number Of her young friends
Thursday night in most pleasing
manner The house was beautifully
illuminated and decorated, and be-
sides music, games and converse.
ton, and excellent supper was
spread.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clifford Jones high
" entertained a number of their
friends Wednesday night, an oc-
casion to be remembered with
pleasure BY those III attendance.
Choice refreshments were served
and the evening pleasantly spent
with with music, games and conver-
sation.
Dr.. and Mrs. j. B. Hibbitts also
entertained a few friends at six
o'clock dinner Wednesday evening
in honor OF the holiday visit of Mr..
and Mrs. G. H. Sheriff..
A hop was given at Woosley Hall
and immensely enjoyed by the dane
ing club Wednesday night.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1901-12-27
Local and Personal


Wednesday.
waddeii spradliu has returned
rom Fnlton.
M aud airs Joe Prieto, Of Dyers
burg, arc iu the city
5oe Moss visited 0bion friends
the first 81 ttzs week
claggett Martin, Of Martin, was
81 the city Tuesday
d p Gibbs. of Dresden was hers
Tuesday 81 business.
chas Tomerlin, Of Memphis, was
here during the holidays.
Frank Andrews spent Christmas
day with Mattin friends
Mrs shafer Of Chicago, is visit
Ing ia Union City this week
sam u. Cochran returned 10 Plac-
quenine. la, Wednesday night
q r. smoot at Martin IL the
interest Of the M. @ q. =. lodge.
j. n 0wnby, Esq, is visiting
his sister il Nashville this week.
Miss Myra Nolen has returned
from AID extended stay in Illinois.
Dr. S. +. Anderson was here
this week with Union City friends.
Deputy Sheriff James 4 chiles,
of Glass, was IN tie city Wednes-
day
Mrs. James Parsley, Of Chico,
TEX, is visiting relatives in Union
City
Jas. Alexander left Wednesday
night on his return trip to Roches-
ter Y.
Mrs 6. 4 Taylor and children
visited in Dresden Wednesday and
Thursday.
John Tomerlin. Of Louisville, is
III The city visiting friends and
Esoaaefolks.
Miss Maggie Walker, Of Rives, is
spending the week with Union
City friends.
q p. Moss and family, Of Jack
son, are spending the holidays with
T.. w ownby.
Mrs. William Newton, Of Rives,
II the guest Of Mrs. G. f. Ander-
son this week.
Miss Aida Moore, of Glass, is in
the city, the guest of her cousin
Miss Mary Moore.
Dan Hughes, Of Dallas, Tex,
was here this week to see his rela-
tiyes and friends.
w. w Mcdowell, of copperopa-
lis, Mont, is in the city with home
folks and friends.
George Carter, Of the Pleasant
Valley neighborhood, is seriously
i'll Of typhoid pneumonia.
Mrs. c. L. Andrews and little
daughter, Clatie, visited friends at
Riyes the first Of the week
William Newton, who has charge
of the Rives Roller Mills, is on
visit to friends in Louisville.
Miss Minnie Howard is home
from her. school at Mooring, Lake
county. spending the holidays.
Dan Wilson, of Morganfeld, KY,
an old attache of this office, spent a
few days in this city this week.
Miss Belle Waddell is home from
school at Memphis with her pa.
renss. Mr.. and Mrs. Seid Waddell. |
Prof. H. G. Jameson is visiting
relatives at Dyersburg and Union
City and Hickman, Ky. Jackson
Sim
Rev. John Garth will deliver a
sermon IN the pulpit Of the Pres
byterian church next Sunday MORN
ing Friends and strangers All In
vited
Mrs John Reeves, Of Helena.
Arlt, is. visiting the home of ller
parents, Mayor and Mrs. WI II.
Gardner.
Mrs / p, Arm and {. Il. Keiser
were in the city from Jackson TO
spend the, week with friends and
relativess
NJ Porter left Christmas day
fQr Y fsw days stay with relatives
sand ffiends at his old home Spring
field Tenn
Mr. and Mrs. Win Green. Of Pa
ducai we're here for the holidays,
visiting grlends Al the Old home IL
Xfnion city.
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1901-06-08

Mr.. L. T. Herndon came down Sat-
urday night from Kansas City to
visit his wife, who is here visiting
relatives
Mrs. VIM. Mccoy, OF independence,
who has been visiting Mrs. Thomas
Sawyer, nea our city, returned home
Saturday evening.
Mr.. VIM. Stonestreet came down
last night from Kansas City TO visit
his wife who is sick at the home OF
her father, Mr.. B. r. Ireland.
Mr.. Dyke Robinson, Of Coffeyville,
Kas., who has been visiting relatives
and friends here for the past, week,
left yesterday evening for home.
Miss f. A. Gardner, of the Baptist
college, left this morning for Chicago
and Miss Eugenia Chafin, of the
School of Expression of b, F. c., left
for New York.
MI. Summers Gunlack came down
from Kansas City Saturday night 70
spend Sunday with his wife, who has
been visiting friends and relatives
here for a short time.
Miss Laura Davis and Mrs. Mollie
Hays left Sunday evening for Spring
Hill, Kas., to attend the wedding OF
Miss Bertha Gasaway. which takes
place there tomorrow at high noon.
Mr.. Woodruff, of Wyoming. who
was here attending W. M. A. closing
exercises, left Saturday evening,
accompanied by his son, who has
been a student at the academy dur
ing the past year.
Rev. B. V. Alton arrived Sunday
from Slater, to attend the closing
exercises at Central college aud u
visit Iold Lexington friends, OF whom
he has a large number 10 our city. Fl,
is at home with DR.. w. r. Eckle.
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1901-06-08
ALUM IN FOOD.
How Can the Danger Be Avoided!

The reported cases OF poisoning from
the use of alum baking powder have
awakened the public to the serious dan
ger which menaces the health OF the
people Of this country in the numerous
alum powders which are urged upon con-
sumers.
Generally, alum powders may be known
from the price at which they are sold, or
from the fact that they are accompanied
ny a gift, or are disposed OF under some
scheme. The alum powder costs but q
few ce1ts a pound to make, and is often
sold at twenty or twenty-five cents q
pound; sometimes as low as ten cents.
1t is impossible to name all the alum
powders in the market, but any baking
powder sold at a low price, or advertised
as costing much less than the well-known,
bigh.class powders, or accompanied by q
present, or disposed OF under any scheme,
is Of this class, detrimental to health aud
to be avoided.
These facts should incline consumers to
turn a deaf ear to all opportunities to buy
the inferior powders. The wise house,
keeper will decline In all cases to take
them.
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1901-06-08
! Over Ludwigs' Jewelry Store !,


Mr.. Geo. W. Marquis came in this
morning from Sedalia, where he has
been attending a meeting Of the
county assessors Of the state of Mis-
souri,.
Messrs. Frank Trigg and Felix
Young left this morning for a fishing
trip to Langdon, Mo. Langdon is a
fine fishing place and we wish them
all kinds of good luck.
Rev. T. M. Haw, of st. Louis, one
Of the curat0rs Of Central Female
college, arrived this morning to
attend a meeting of the board and to
attend the closing exercises Of the
college.
Rev. e. K. Wolfe, of Harrisonville,
arrived last night to attend the
closing exercises Of Central Female
college. His wife is already here
visiting the family Of her father, Mr..
Harry Tunstall.
MIR. Murrell, Of Marshall, came up
last night to attend the closing ex-
ercises OF Central Female college.
Mr.. Murrell Ia one OF Central $ friends
who has given literally of his means
10 aid the college.
Mrs. Chas. A. Donnelly, and little
daughter, Of Kansas City, arrived
last night and is the guest of Mrs.
John Hausam. She was before mar
rage Miss Sue Bear and resided for a
number OF years In Lexington.
Mr.. VIM. Scragge, architect of
Kansas City, wa here yesterday
exhibiting to the board Of education
Of our city plans for a new third ward
school building. The board meets to-
morrow night for the election OF
teachers for the next school year.
Rev. W. B. Palmore, editor of the
St Louis Christian Advocate, arrived
last night to attend the Central
college closing exercises. He is a
member Of the board of curators of
the college and by his frequent gifts
has contributed much to its up
building.
II you are troubled with that most IN
comfortable disease called piles, don't
neglect it. Don't let the complaint get q
firm hold. Every day the disease is neg
lected 1t grows worse. Commences at once
to use Tsbler's Buckeye Pile Ointment,
the relief is immediate, and cure infalli-
BILE. Price, so cents in bottles. Tubes, rs
cents. For sale by Crenshaw & Young.
Friends of the interested parties
have received the following: "Mr.
and Mrs. Edmond john Thomas re-
quest the honor of your presence at
the marriage of their daughter,
Elizabeth Arnold, to Mr.. James Nc
Clelland, Wednesday evening, June
nineteenth, nineteen hundred and
one, at eight o'clock, church of the
Holy Communion, St. Louis.
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1901-06-08
From Mondays Daily.l

From Mondays Daily.l
Rev. Thos. Cobb and wife left yes
terday evening for Nevada.
Mr.. John Majors spent Sunday in
Sedalia visiting his daughter.
Mrs. w. r. Eckle went to Kansas
City yesterday evening for a short
visit.
Mrs. Robert Wilson aud sou went
Kansas City yesterday to visit rels
tives.
Mr.. John Fuikerson. former sheriff
Of our county, anne 10 from Nevada
last night.
Miss Florence Neale was reelected
Saturday TO her position ia the Vest
port school.
Miss Margaret Sherman, OF Joplin,
arrived last night TO visit Miss
Malta Powell.
Mr.. Fred Day and little son Harry
went to Higginsville yesterday TO
spend the day.
Mr.. Joe Gum, Of Higginsville,
came up yesterday evening to visit
Lexington friends.
Mr.. Jas. C. McGrew, Jr., returned
last night from a visit with friends
10 Edgerton, Kas.
Miss Matte Lou Catron of Kansas
City, came down last night to visit
Miss Anna Worthington.
Miss Lizzie Yates, Of Gallatin, is
visiting Mrs. u. NJ. Williams, her
sister, at Central college.
Mr.. Theodore Hoefer, of Higgins
Vile, spent the day here yesterday
with Rev. ID. Buchmueller.
Mrs. Ellen G. White had for dinner
Saturday, out of her own garden, new
potatoes as big as turkey eggs.
Miss Elizabeth Henly from Inde-
pendence, came down last night to
visit her cousin, Miss Jessie Bates.
Mrs. Geo. Sitter and daughter, Miss
Florida, went to Konsas City this
morning to visit relatives and friends.
Mr.. f. c. Grow, OF Kansas City,
brother Of Mrs. John G. Young, ST.,
came down yesterday TO spend the
day with his sister.
Mrs. Joe Barrett, of Kansas City,
came down Saturday night and speut
Sunday here with the family OF her
niece, Mrs, Ed. Yinglihg.
Mr.. John Sturges left yesterday for
Seattle, Washington, TO visit his
brother during a part of1the summer.
He was at w. NJ. A. this year.
FoR SALE-,I have for sale a good pay
ing business, about two thousand cash
required. For full particulars call on f,
Lee Wallace, agent, Lexington, Mo-. Az
Mr.. Nick Hall left this morning
for his home at Tarkio, Mo-, having
been visiting friends here Tor a Few
DAYS since the close Of the academy.
Mr.. W. II. Thompkins, of Kansas
City, who has been visiting his
brother-in.law, Mr.. Thomas Smith,
southeast of town for the past week,
having been called home Unexpectedly
nv the sickness of his mother.
Miss Nancy Foulds, of Higgins
vile, who has been visiting Miss
Florence Hall of our city and attend
ing the simmer school here for the
mast two weeks, returned home this
morning. She will return the 10th
of this month to take up her studies
at the county teachers institute.
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1901-06-08

Miss Florence Neale having finish
ed her years work 10 the WestpOrt
school, returned home last night for
her summers vacation.
Mrs. G.. c. Hargrayes, OF Kansas
City, who has been visiting her
cousin, Miss Helen Mcintyre, re-
turned home yesterday evening,
Miss Lavinia Warren, or the art
department of the Baptist college,
left yesterday evening TO spend a
week with relatives at Higglnsyille.
Rev. w. B. Cobb, who formerly
lived 10 our city, spent the day here
yesterday with relatives and left in
the evening to visit his sol in Kansas
City,
Mr.. 0. N. Gafin returned Sunday
night from Kansas City, where he
went TO attend a joint meeting of
the coal miners representative and
the coal operators.
Mr.. r. NJ. Clark and wife Of Kan
sas City, who have been visiting
their daughter, Miss Myrtle Clark, at
G. f, c., left this morning for home
accompanied by their daughter.
Mr.. Lon Kelley came down from
Kansas City last night on business.
He reports that "Lon Kelley" paced
a race and won at Kerr's park, Kan
sas City, Kas., on Decoration Day
with Ameswood, the grand circuit
PAGER.
To save msnding, avoid breaking, and
to avoid suffering, prevent coughs and
colds by the timely use Of Ballard's Hore-
hound Syrup. 1t is a safe, sure aud
swift remedy for all bronchial ailments.
Price, 25 aud 50 cents. For sale by Cren-
shaw & Young. 6.lm1
Capt. Perry, of the w. NJ. A., left
this morning for his home at Car
thage, Mo. Capt. Perry goes to
Columbia next year. He will be
greatly missed in W. M. A. athletics
and wherever he may be the INTELLI-
GENCER wishes him we'll.
Mrs. J. d. Chambers came down
from Kansas City Saturday night tC
spend several months here with hel
daughter, Mrs. Jas. Price. Mrs.
Cordelia Chambers came with her tC
spend Sunday with Mr.. Prices fam.
lily and returned this morning tc
Kansas City.
Macy women fail to digest their food
and 90 become pale. sallow, THU anC
weak, while the Brightness, freshness
and beauty OF the skin aud complexion
departs. Remedy this by TAXI ng Hsrbip,
after each meal, TO digest VIII at you hav,
eaten. Price, 50 cents. Fer @le b,
Creushaw q Young. 1m1
We have just received word from
Grand Rapids, Mich, informing u
that Mr.. J. B. Silver and family, wht
have been making their home Their,
for the past winter and spring, left
there Saturday for Buffalo, Niagara
Mackinaw aud other lake resorts
They will be 10 Lexington later IL
the summer.
Saturday a big fish fry took plact
at Mr.. Dock Barnes home out south
east of u city. Besides an album
dance of fish taken from Mr.. Barnes
pond, the neighbors and friend,
brought their baskets with then
filled with all those good things tina
the Missouri housewife knows how
to prepare and an old fashioned
basket picnic dinner was enjoyed b'
probably $50 or more people.
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1901-06-08
From Tuesdays Daily

From Tuesdays Daily
Mrs. Laura Paige went to Kansas
City this morning to visit relatives
for a short while.
Rev. W. F. McMurray, of St. Joe.
arrived lait night to attend a meeting
of Central's board of curators.
Mr.. ]. J. Rhodes went to Yelling
ton yesterday evening to look after
the HarriS-A nderson Lumb Der Co. IS
yard there.
Miss Mamie Andrew left yesterday
evening for Pueblo, Col, where she
goes to spend the summer with her
aunt, Mrs. W. p. Beck.
DR.. Ramsey, Of Kansas City, Kas.,
came down last night to visit his
daughters and attend the closing ex-
ercises of Central college.
Miss Minnie Murrell, of Marshall,
arrived yesterday evening to visit
friends and attend the closing exer-
cises of Central Female college.
Miss Bessie Evans, of Central
Female college left for home this
morning, having been called there on
account of sickness in the family.
Rev. Z. j. Fenstermache r left yes
terday evening for Linkville, Mo-,
where he goes to attend the funeral
of Mrs. f. j. Link, of that place, who
died recently,
Mr.. II. Z. Mcpherson, of Louisiana,
Mo-, came in last night TO visit his
sister-in-law, Miss Katheryn Howard,
at Central, and attend the closing
exercises of the college.
Miss Virgie Straughan, OF Kansas
City, Kas., arrived last night to visit
her relatives, the Misses Ramsey, of
Central college, and to attend the
closing exercises of the college,
Mrs, Fred Meet has recently pur-
chased a new Columbus surrey from
Russell Brothers, 1t is quite a
stylish and attractive veh icle and Is
strictly ~up-to-date In every detail.
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1901-06-08
LLANEOUS MELANGE.

".
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.It1e 4&Enrday's Daily.l
|IsS Nary Vaughan left yesterday
E'1& fof St. Louis.
so1 Htskeryille, OF W. NJ. A. left
|ef1kY cvening for his home In
& Ic14sssee.
Mary Heston, OF Carrollton,
|It0 ftsterday evening to visit
&, r Eaton.
rs. d. Fl. Hedrick arrived this
% visit the family Of her
|aer. Mrs. Smock.
Ills Fhcebe Duckworth, one Of
.fs''s atndents, left this morning
0sf home at ST. Clair, Nc.
N. Clarence Stewart, from near
n(on, Ieft this morning for Okla
ID. where he goes to visit a sister.
'fs. J. b. Filing, who has been
|fI1f her relatives here for a short
Ieil Ihis morning for Concordia.
f& Newt. Gibson went to St.
4 fteIerday evening TO spend the
e1tEf nth her sister, Mrs. Annie
tts {tsry, Of Albany, NO., came
es< u|kht TO visit her daughter,
<11/ Peery, one OF Central's
10 company keeps . call book
moth livery stable and one at
{2sntral hotel. Leave orders at
II
Hiss Bertenia Jones, Of
arrived this morning u
'amlly OF Mr.. J. L, Mar
e|| dell Ibis city.
Il he license was issued this
|of0|04 b Mr.. James Wesley,
Miss Edna Florence
u bet orth OF Waverly.
& Christ Scientist, Sunday
r1|oe@ j. pillows: 1880 q. m, Sunday
H99i J. M, at Knights Of Pythias
H No cordially invited. II
A[r& I1nnie Vaughan, OF Kansas
1aIHt down last night to visit
b i41l}|f Of her aunt, Mrs. Dora
Sgd other relatives in our city.
>ItERY TO LoAN.-On good real
11c@rity. In sums Of $500 and up
- tfnt. No commission, no rec
F7's to j. Q. P~lattAnburg. tt
Mrs. Joseph Fitzgerald re.
his week from Texas, where
have been spending several
% account Of Mr.. Fltzger.
|4a Ella Ramsey, of Kansas City,
me down last night to visit
S4Lefs at Central college and u
e14 Ne closing exercises Of the
lbs week.
Who would keep their children
I fzalth should watch for the frs
Of worms and remove then
1 FfI}{e's Cream vermiiuge. Price
tor sale by Crensbaw g. Young
earl Nicely, of Osawatomie
p IS Tr0sper, Of Breckenridge
Miss Bessie Chafin, of Kan
all b. f. c. pupils, left thi'
s.11 Tor their respective homes.
f1ez Moore, Of Weston, wilt
4I1A AZ b, f, c. two years ago
here visiting friends anC
b. +. G. closing exercise
81 rpst week. SHE left for HON,
..HIning,
I|' 1ay night a number OF gu
,14 1eiety people met at Turne
81 NI b social dance. There werl
0.I| Nenty couples present ant
t1 nm one Of the most pleasan
0'I. ~ the season.
H<s<'S' VIM. Greer, Young Hicklin
'c1 1eFadin, ID. A. Slusher, n
<ce1lf. Jackson Bradley and Capt
Rankin returned last nigh
ne confederate reunion a
''H Tenn. They report havin
e Nghtful time.
Ht '|4I better at once after usin
fou enjoy your food more, an
q SET More nourishment aud invigora
out OF what you eat. HenC
s7.'.A 1akes you strong. vigorous an
Price, 80 cents. For sale b
y Young. 6.1mI
|<1i'.|nt f.. w. White of tn
follege, left today for Let
stt and Prof. r. N. Cook LEI
g EN'' town, Ky. They go for