The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1901-08-09

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Arthur Foley paid Fulton bust
ness visit Monday.
Miss Fannie Mcclure has return
ed from Monteagle.
John Bransford was IN St. Louis
and Cairo last week.
w. H. Cook, of Rives, was here
Monday on business.
A fine girl baby was born 10 Mrs.
VIM. Schmidt last Saturday.
Attorney Walter W. Cochran
was here tins week from Upton
Vile
Attorney ]. L. Mosier went to
Hickman Tuesday on legal BUSH
ness.
Dave Verhine is employed as
salesman with Coble & Clagett
Company.
Mrs. Novella Hill, of Humboldt,
is in the city visiting her sister,
Mrs. John Baird.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Tatom
went to Erin Sunday to see Mr..
Tatom's uncle, who is very sick
Hall Cutler, Jack Douglas, and
Dock Addison gave big barbecue
and bran dance at Sulphur Springs
last Tuesday.
A. N. Glover will preach at Mt.
Hermon next Sunday Aug, 18th at
IL a. M. and 8 p. m. Every one
cordially invited.
Mrs. Anna Moores and Mrs.
Mary Moore, of Rives, and their
children are visiting relatives in
Middle Tennessee.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Hamilton,
of near Rives, spent the day in
town Saturday, They were guests
Of Robt. Curry and family.
Capt. H. c. Alexander and
Harris Parks have returned from
Bon Aqua Springs, where they
spent portion of last week.
Mr.. Ownby, gallant youth of
Union City, has been the guest of
his cousin, Miss Opal Gates, for the
past two weeks. Lake County Adj
vocate.
Chas. Hutchcraft and Tom Deal
will give a barbecue and bran
dance at Reelfoot bridge, one mile
north of Spout Springs, to-morrw,
Saturday, August 10.
Henry Robien, of the firm of
Robien Bros, plumbers, Mayheld,
was in the city Monday. His firm
has in bid to do the plumbing on
the new school building.
]. p. verhine left this week, 60
ing to New York City, by the way
of st. Louis. He will be in the
market two or three weeks select
ing and buying goods for his trade.
e. Dezonia and family, of New
Orleans, are occupying the Critten-
don residence on Main street Mr.
Dezonia is the Southern represent
alive of the Michigan Salt Associ-
alton.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. c. Reeds attend
ed the funeral of A, G.. Johnson,
who died at his home in Columbia
on Sunday morning, the 2Sth ult,
Mr.. Johnson was a brother of Mrs.
Reeds.
Rev. and Mrs John Garth and
family went to Wartrace this week
to spend the the remainder their
summer vacation. Rev. Garth has
been invited to preach at the Pres
oyterian Church at that place.
Mrs. Mary Crittendon has recon
sidered the arrangements to reside
in Nashville, and will move with
her family to Spring Hill in Maury
County, where she may take advan-
t;,ge of the opportunity to patron
ize the Branham- Hughes School.
Mr.. d. M. Lafferty came over
iron Rives yesterday. He reports
among the sick of typhoid fever,
Mrs. George Miller, Mrs. Robt.
Armstrong, and Mrs, Melvin Smith.
He says Mr.. Turner, of nerr that
place, is also very sick mot expect
ed to live,
Grissom and Goodwin, the enter
prising east side grocers, have Sc
cured the exclusive agency tor
Chase & Sanborus famous teas
and coffees, formerly handled by
Mr.. w. w. Warterfeld. Grissom
81 Goodwin are hustlers, always
in the market tor the best brands
of everything for their customers
and are enjoying a splendid pat
ronage.
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