The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1901-09-27
LOCAL AND PERSONAL.
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a trip to TEenton.
Hale's Candy Eaters defeated the
crack Woodland Mills baseball
team last Saturday. The score
stood 30 to 10.
w. M. Warterfeld came down
from Nashville this week to look
after the shipment of his furniture
and household goods to that place.
Mr.. Warterield says he is pleas
antly located in the Capitol City,
and his duties are very agreeable.
Next Sunday night at the M. f.
Church Dr. R. H Mahon will de-
liver a sermon to the young men,
and asks us to say that this service
is not for men only, but ladies and
men, young and old, are all cor
daily invited.
We are proud to note that our
young. friend, Will Moffat, has been
promoted to the engineering corps
of the Illinois Central at salary
of $50 per month. We have always
known that Will had the proper
amount and the right kind of sand
in his craw.-The News-Banner.
DR.. ]. J. Wells, of Glass. was
here last week and informed us
that the services of Mr.. DeMarr, an
expert from the oil fields of Penn
sylvania, had been secured to SUI
perintend the work of boring wells
for the Reelfoot OIL, Gas and Min
ing Company. Mr.. DeMarr arriv-
ed this week. His machinery is
on the road, and as soon as delivered
will be used at once in the work of
boring tor oil in the Lake hills.
Ben F. Beckham and Andy ].
Corum have formed partnership
as liverymen to succeed Albert H.
Latimer. 1t will be remembered
that these gentlemen are pioneers
in the livery business in Union
City, having owned the same stable
on First Street at the crossing of
the NJ, G, & st. l.. Railway, where
they are now located, consequently
will be out for business with the
best in their line.
Jackson is to hold another street
fair October 81 to 20, inclusive, and
exrects to eclipse the affair which
took place there last year. A par
ticular fetching drawing card will
be the browning of the queen and a
grand flower parade. Young ladies
from different towns will be in
vited to act as maids of honor The
fair is an enterprise of the Jackson
Lodge of Elks. Railroads will
give special rate of one fare for
the round trip.
DR.. w. M. Turner and DR.. ]. H.
Boswell, two popular Union City ,
have formed partner ;
ship for the practice OF dentistry in
the Office heretofore occupied by
DR.. Turner upstairs on the corner |
Of First and Mary streets. These
gentlemen have both been enjoying !
a rapidly growing clientage recent
Iy, and with the consolidation OF 1
the forces in one of the prettiest i
and best equipped dental offices in
the State, will be better prepared
to give personal attention to their :
friends and their business. '
The grand fall opening and dis
play of millinery by the Uni on City
merchants will take place Wednes- I
lay, October 9. Talk about street
fairsl When Union City has a
opening with a bunch of t
yood-looking milliners in charge,
ind the famous First street Union a
sity show-window display, queens :
md flower parades are sort of
ide affair in comparison. Remem- n
,er, it will be Wednesday, October $
J, and everybody in West Kentucky !
nd Tennessee are invited to be
lere that day. C
About sixty names have been
igneG for the organization of
lub, which will have its headquar- 81
ers on the second floor Of Col. G. y
:. Taylor's new brick building C
ear the Post-office. There will be
eading room, gymnasium, bath le
pparatus, and arrangements and
for other pleasant q
nd profitable diversions. The d
arge hall in the rear and several b
ooms adjoining are to be used by
he club. Harry Edwards has
barge of the preliminaries. The !,
ames consist Of the principal bust :, :,
ess and professional men of the :
ity.
DR.. f, L. Ewing moved his fam
y to Union City this week. 1t ii
nth unlimited regret that Ripley
ives up this excellent family DR. i
wing is an able man, strong
tinker, a forceful speaker and his in
ermons are always scholarly pro- "a
uctions, showing that both time i,