The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1901-04-19

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Nashville last week.
Robt. Rinehart went to caruth-
ersville. Mo-, last week.
E. X. Bruce, of Kenton, register
ed at the Palace Tuesday.
chas. e. Jones, OF the Nashville
Banner. was here last week.
Mrs. J. S. Bowling, Of Martin,
was ir the city shopping Monday.
Attorney W. W. Cochran, of Tip
tonville, was in the city several
days this week,
Mr.. Herman Cross, of Bar6eld,
Ark, spent a few days in Union
City last week.
T. L. Adams is recovering from
pneumonia this week, and we hope
will be out soon.
Fred Kline has built handsome
new cottage home on his place east
Of the city on the Troy road.
Mr.. Jesse Hancock, Of Paris, is in
ia the city spending the week with
his sister, Miss Matte Hancock.
Our old friend, p. H. Owen, has
located at Protemus, and, we are
told, has fine school at that place.
d. "A, Walker and wife and Mrs.
G. w. Wade, of Trenton, we're
guests at the Palace Hotel Friday.
Mrs. DR.. S. w. Goodwin is very
sick this week. She has been afiict-
cd some time with cancerous affec-
ton.
Prof, John D. Boaz and Miss
Adrain Brevard have been unani-
mously elected for another term OF
the Pleasant Valley school.
w. B. stovall. Rives, M. L. Shot
ner, Newbern, and +. r. Gardner,
Terrell, registered at the Brackin
Hotel this week.
@. w. Reynolds has twenty
months old Jersey COW, weighing
1856 pounds, which gives two gall
Ions Of milk day.
DIR. and Mrs. H. e. Prather, OF
Louisville. KY, who have been yis-
ting relatives here and at Jordan,
returned home Saturday.
Russell Garth, who has been
teaching at Maple Grove, has been
elected principal ot the Beech
school beginning in August.
c. e. bowling. travelling freight
agent Of the M. s. o, from West
POINT, Miss. was in the city last
week, the guest Of X. G. Garth.
Sheriff John e. Finch and Es-
ouire w. II. Nichols. Of No. 8,
have gone TO Arkansas tor a few
weeks camp hunting and fishing.
The friends of Mr.. and Mrs. John
&. Davis viii b. glad to learn that
little Annie Lee, who has been very
sicks.with pneumonia is getting
we'll.
Miss Jennie Watson, of State
Line, KY, and Miss Cora Lee
Brown, Of Hickman, were in the
city this week visiting Mrs. 4. H.
Lockhart.
There were seventeen new mem
bers added to the order Of the
Daughters Of the Confederacy at a
meeting at Mrs. DR.. Trevathan's
last week.
]. r. Morgan, senior member OF
the arm Morgan q Hardy Bros,
has returned home after winters
soiourn in Phoenix, Ariz., looking
in fine health.
The Review Club held a very in
teresting meeting at the residence
Of Mrs. D. p, Shotfner last Thurs
day evening, in honor Of Miss Anice
Alien Of the Public School.
Dr.. and Mrs. ]. H. Boswell have
moved to the pretty new residence
on Try street near the Methodist
parsonage to undertake the respon-
abilities Of housekeeping,
supt. John Hinemon and mother,
Mrs. Mary Littleton, left Monday
for his home in Pine Bluff, Ark.
Mrs. Littleton will remain in Arkan-
sas for short time for her health.
Mrs. N. Il. Wilson is having two
nice five-roor cottages erected on
South Try Street. Carpenters are
busy at work on them. and they will
be ready for occupancy in few
days.
Prof. o. A. Kennedy and Mrs.
otelia Burrus, of the Woodland
public school, were here Monday
night to witness the performances Of
Quo vadis. They we're guests Of
the Trustee and Mrs. w. G. Kelley.
Rev. G. w. Shelton, Of Jackson,
Who exchanged puipits with the
pastor here last Sunday. preached
two very interesting sermons at
the &. p. Church. His subject
Susiiav evening was the character