The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1901-04-26

this week.
Geo. S. Hardy was in st. Louis
this week.
c. L. Moffatt, of Troy, was in
the city Monday.
Tom Shoffner has been very sick
with grip this week.
Miss Susie Carter visited rela-
tives at Maple Grove this week.
John and Jake Caldwell were in
the country near Martin this week.
H. NJ. Golden was in Dyer satur-
day and Sunday visiting relatives.
Miss Linnie Caldwell and Mr..
Wayne, of Oakton, we're in the city
Sunday.
Locke Donaldson, Jr., OF Upton
vile, was over this week with
friends in the city.
Mrs. Mamie Kingman, of Hick-
man, was the guest of Mrs. VIM.
Murphy this week.
Mrs. Willie Lissenby Beck arriv-
ed Monday from Nashville on a
on visit to her mother,
Harry Edwards and Allie Camp
bell, Of Union City. were in town
Monday Hickman Courier.
Herbert Tisdale, Payne Brans-
ford, Ed Kirkland and Ben Harri-
son we're in Dyersburg Sunday
Seth Curtin aud son. DR.. Chas.
Curtin. Of Hickman, passed through
the city Monday, going to Louis
vile.
Seth Curtin has sold the Laclede
Hotel at Hickman to T. A. Ledford,
J. A. Thompson and B. Buchanan
for $1,000.
A delightful dance was given at
the residence Of Wallace McAlister,
in the west end Of the city, last Fri
day night.
A. ]. Johnson. Trenton, w. A.
Muse, Rutherford, and G. S. Lam
nom Humboldt, registered at the
Palace Monday.
Mr.. Chas. McTlwain, Of Hum
boldt, is in the city. He has the
contract for the erection Of the
Baptist parsonage.
Deputy Marshal Hawkins went
south Sunday night with about
dozen prisoners from this section,
bound for Jackson.
Mr.. J. "A. Morgan and little
daughter left Saturday for Shelby
vile, where they will visit friends
and relatives few days.
Mrs. Lucy Walton, of Troy, was
in the city this week visiting |
friends. She was the guest of Mr..
and Mrs. e. S. crenshaw.
DIR. r. H. Mahon left Monday for
New Orleans TO attend the session |
of the General Missionary Confer
ence, Of the M. Il. Church, South.
Russell Garth closed his school |
at Maple Grove last Friday. Sat
urdav he gave the school picnic |
in the pretty grove near Protemus.
Tie young people, friends of
Wilmer Beck, enjoyed a surprise
party at the residence of Mrs. Nam
ME Beck on Try Street last Friday
night.
Mrs. HI. Al. Reaves entertained
the Ladies Aid Society Of the Bap-
fist Church at home Monday even
ing. An elegant luncheon was
served.
Mrs. w. T. Bolts and Miss Kate
Lutz went to Newbern Saturday to
attend the burial of their brother,
Frank Lutz, who was killed by Jas.
Childress.
Miss Eruestine Fields entertain
ed number Of young friends last
Saturday night at her home on
Mary Street. They came in the
nature of a storm party.
A new schedule for the passenger
trains on the NJ. s. o. r. R. goes ,
into effect next Sunday. The time
will be shortened considerably be-
tween ST. Louis and Mobile,
The young men Of the different ,
churches have organized prayer
meeting to be held on the third
floor OF the 9. B. A. Building at 3
o'clock every Sunday afternoon.
IA Spring Cleaning will De the /
subject of Rev. e. Il. Hendricks /
sermon at the morning hour at IL
the First Cumberland Presbyterian /
Church next Sunday Good music. d
invited.
Rev. E. e. Hendrick and wife !
went to Franklin this week. Mrs. !
Hendrick will be entertained by a I
number Of her friends. while !
the services of the preacher are in
requisition for wedding. \,
Rev. w. d. Jenkins. Or. r. H. /,
Mahon. Revs. A. c. Bell, Of Martin a