The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1901-09-27
LOCAL BREvITIES.


MISS Bessie Gardner is visiting
Nashville friends.
H. c. Alexander and Morris
Miles were in Fulton Monday.
A. L. Pitts. of Trimble, was in
the city few hours Tuesday.
Attorney Jno. e. Wells was in
Hcrnbeak this week taking deposit
tions.
Mrs. VIM. Stewart, Of Polk, is
visiting Mayor Miner and family
in Fulton.
Howard Odom returned to Van
derbilt Tuesday to resume his uni
versity course.
Mrs. Meta Travis has returned
home, after an extended visit in the
Eastern cities.
Hall Pitts came up from Tumble
Saturday and spent Sunday with
old friends here.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Bondurant, of
Kentucky, visited Mr.. Henry Isbell
and wife last week.
J. d. Porter and D. A. Edwards
have returned from a palace-car
jaunt through Eastern and Cana
da cities.
Mrs. S. f. Howard spent a few
days at Crockett this week visiting
her nephew, Jas. Stone, who was
very sick with fux.
J. B. Chambers, who moved his
grocery business to this city a few
months ago, will ia few days
return to his old home.
Nick Walker, a former Union
City boy, now train dispatcher in
Evansville, is here visiting his
aunt, Mrs. T. f. Stubs.
Marvin Blanton lett Wednesday
night for Nashville. He begins his
third years course in the medical
department of that fine school.
DR.. w. w. Hall will in a few days
move his drug store to the Swlg-
CART building on First Street, for
merly occupied by V. M. Warter.
field.
Mrs. II. w. Drury, Of Hickman,
who has been in Union City for
nearly two months under the treat
ment of DR.. d. M. Pearce, returned
home yesterday much improved in
health.
Mrs. VIM. Sweeney, of Dresden,
passed through the city Tuesday,
returning from Brownsville, where
she spent several days during the
sickness and funeral of her mother,
Mrs. A. c. Umsted.
There is pretty substantial ru-
NOR that the N, C. & st. l.. Ry.
will put on another fast train from
Nashville to Union City, giving our
citizens double the accommodations
Of the present service.
Mrs. J, c. Reynolds returned
from Asheville Wednesday to her
home at the Palace Hotel, after a
very pleasant and agreeable summer.
n the mountains and marked i'm
provement in her health.
National Temperance Day was
observed in all the churches Mon
lay, the Sunday-schools and Ep-
worth League and Christian En-
ieavor entering into the subject of
in all their meetings.
DIR. Hugh Prather and wife re-
urned from Louisville Friday and
stopped over for a few hours with
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Isbell, They
we're bound for Hickman, where
he Doctor will begin the practice
# medicine.
Thos. Hutcherson and Miss
oslo Kiger, of this city, appeared
,efore Esq. Sacra's Court Of Hy-
men Wednesday evening, and the
learts which have beat in unison
or some time were linked in twain
" the marriage rite.
1t is hoped that the ladies will |
lot forget the local union meeting |
# the w. c. T. U, at the c. p,
church next Tuesday afternoon at
o'clock, Don't forget the topic
or the hour; 1.-THE early spiritual
raining of children
w. A. Bonner, an old-time mem
'er of the Obion County bar at
Troy, now a prominent land agent
nd attorney of Texas, with home
n Dallas, was here this week VISIT
ng his brother, Hon. T. J. Bonner,
a Rives and friends in Obion
'ounty.
Frank Twigg. popular young
usiness man of Fulton, and Miss
,oula Stubs, of Hickman, we're
iarried in the city Wednesday, Rev.
H. Wright, of the Baptist Church,
II was a surprise we'd
ing. The young lady had many
dmirers and the happy couple a
ost of friends to congratulate
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