The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1901-11-22

were IN tue CITY MONDAY,
Mr.. B. A. Long is building an
additional story to his residence in
No. 10
what this country will do to
turkey next Thursday will be a
plenty.
Judge Cooper and Mr.. lie Grand
Jones, Of Trenton. were in the city
Wednesday
T. L. Adams is over in the wilds
of Arkansas on a big deer hunt
with some friends.
Some farmers have killed their
meat, but others, more wise, are
waiting for settled weather.
Mrs. John Smith and Mrs. Med
lin, of Trenton. were the guests
this week Of Mrs. John NJ, ody.
Farmers say wheat in this sec
ton never looked finer and more
promising at this season Of the
year.
Geo. Dahnke IS in Mississippi
this week, looking after the inter-
ests Of the Dahnke- Walker Milling
Company
Loungers have deserted the
benches in the park, and are seek
ing comfortable places around red
hot stoves.
a. J. Murphy has purchased the
Mott home on Division street, and
the family Will move to that place
in few days,
Arthur Evans and Miss Myrtle
Ingram were married by Esq. Sacra
Sunday evening willie seated in
buggy at his front gate,
Nels Roberts, white man from
Lake County, was placed in Jail
here by Deputy Marshal Hawkins
in default of $3.50 bond for un-
licensed tipping.
A sad sight was witnessed in
Shady Grove Cemetery Tuesday,
two corpses being buried at the
same time those Of w. y. Grady
and J. Fl. Davidson. the latter hav-
ing suicided by hanging.
mEgid. M. H. Northcross, a talcnt-
ed and entertaining minister of
Franklin, is conducting a veviyal
meeting at the Second Christian
Church, on Exchange street, to
which every one is cordially invited.
The w. w. Cole dog and pony
show came to town Monday just
from a voyage of river towns.
They were said to be in financial
strait. but assistance was given,
aud the show proceeded on it's way.
Sheriff Finch has fewer boaders
than lie has had for some time,
there being but thirteen prisoners,
an unluckv number, in the county
bastile. Thirty-eight is about the
largest number of prisoners Mr..
Finch has had during his admins
tration.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. N. Stitt have re-
turned from Springfield, where the
remains Of the little grandson, Slit
Pearson, were laid to rest. Mrs.
Pearson remained for few days
to have her husbands remains re-
moved to Springfield from point
fifteen miles distant in Robertson
County.
Phons Gibbs came home from
Edwardsville, ILL.,, this week, to
visit his young son, William Moss
Gibbs, fine boy, whose advent up
on this continent was announced
last week. Phons' friends are glad
to know that he has a very accepta-
BILE place as bookkeeper for an Ed
wardsville manufacturing concern.
/ George Turner, Of the vicinity of
Temple, Tex, is here visiting his
brother, Jas. Turner. who is suffer
ing from a severe attack Of nervous
prostratlon. brought about by an
overtaxed mind and body in the
constant watch and care of his
! family, who have been visited BY
sickness and death, resulting from
typhoid fever.
Mr.. w. D. Frazier, who broke his
ankle several days ago by it turn
ing under him as be jumped from
the platform at Burdicks fish.
house. had the misfortune to hurt
the injured member over again.
When they brought in his little
boy, whose face was all bleeding
from the cuts received from flying
glass, when the bottle Of powder
vas exploded, Mr.. Frazier, forget
ting his injuries. sprang from his
bed onto the floor.
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