The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1901-07-05

Madel Spradlin is at home from
Mayfield on visit to his parents.
Mr.. and Mrs, J. F. Gregory Wis
tied trends in Harris last Friday.
Kib Somers came over from Hick-
man to see his friends here Sunday
DR.. w. L. Hendricks was in Hick-
man this week on professional bust
ness.
Miss Mamie Enloe, OF Troy, goes
to Chatauqua this week for the
summer.
Brooks Jackson and Wilbur Car
man were in Jackson this week on
business.
1. H. Davis is home from Ken
lucky on few days vacation with
his family.
l. w. King, of Gallatin, visited
his sister, Mrs. Laura Jenkins Sat
urday and Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Wade, of the
vicinity of Fulton. visited Mrs. Il.
A. Scates this week.
Mrs. Rachel Hirsch and children,
of Greenville, Miss, are guests of
The Palace this week.
Tom Taylor aud John Davis were
in Tiptonville last week transact
ing insurance business.
A little bull movement Monday
in the local market caused the price
of wheat to reach So cents.
Albert Latimer has succeeded the
firm of Latimer g. Reynolds in the
livery business on First street.
Rev. J. H. Wright and family
have moved into the new Baptist
parsonage which has just been COM
pleted.
G. T. Moss says he had in his
garden thirty-six hills of raspberry
vines, from which he gathered fifty
five quarts of berries.
Rev. Lawrence, the evangelist,
will lead the Curtner Springs camp
meeting near the Lake. There will
be other ministers on hand
Mr.. and Mrs. Slaughter Long, of
Pleasant Hill, we're here last week
visiting r. H. Harper and his
mother on Exchange street.
Uncle Tommie HALEY, aged 20,
died IN No. on the 10Th ult. His
demise was followed in few days,
on the Doth, by the death of his
wife, Amanda.
Elder ]. r. Williams, of Horn
beak, has been attending the Pea
body Institute at Martin. He goes
to Pottsville, Ky, in couple of
weeks to hold meeting.
Our old friend, Burrell Martin, of
Harris, the originator of Martins
famous corn, was in the City Mon
day. He ordered the Commercial
sent to his address another year.
Rev. w. T. Harris, OF Jackson,
preached two sermons at the M. e.
Church last Sunday. He was in the
city few days this week in the in
tercst Of the NJ. c. Institute for
young ladies.
M. Winberg, of Chester, ILL.,, has
located in Union City, a cigar fac
tory in the Head building over
Chas. Wells barber shop. We
trust he will find this a profitable
point and that he will have the
best cigar in the market
M. A. Mcdaniel, W v. Carter
and Albert Graves, of State Line,
we're in the city Monday. These
gentlemen, representing the Mt.
Hermon congregation, announce
that Elder Hardeman, of Hender-
son, Tenn, will conduct meeting
at Mt. Hermon, beginning the third
Sunday in July.
Supt. r. L. Bynum authorizes us
to say that the competitive exam
ination for scholarship in the Pea
body Normal School at Nashville
will be held IN Union City July Is
and 10. The scholarship is valued
at 500. Also examination will be
held for scholarship in the Univer-
sity OF Tennessee at the same time.
John Clark, employed with the
Cumberland Telephone Company,
fell from the second story window
IN Moss Pharmacy Monday morn
ing while repairing some wires. A
colored man on the pavement
caught him and saved him from
serious injury He was consider
ably bruised and shaken up, how
ever.
The County Teachers Institute
will be held at the High School
building in Union City, July Is,
and continue one week. S. A.
Mynders, Superintendent of City
Schools. Jackson, conductor, will be
assisted by Prof. w H. Cook and I
Supt. r. L. Bynum, and local teach