The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1901-10-11
LOCAL BREVlTlEs-

Miss 70 Lynch OF ST. Louis, al
rived here Wednesday.
Phonse Gibbs is in ST. Louis. al
ranging business plans for the fl
rure
w. G. Reynolds spent severa
days in ST. Louis this week. at tn
Fair and Exposition.
Mr. E. L. Bowers, one Of Rives
substantial citizens. paid us an ap
preciated call Wednesday
Miss Georgia White, Of Memphis
is visiting her sister. Mrs, 4. c
Bramham, Of Woodland Mills.
Mrs. shouse. of Dyer County
was the guest Of the families Of a.
H. and W. J. Briggs this week.
Judge and Mrs. F. W. Moore and
Mr.. and Mrs. Clifford Jones went
to st. Louis this week to see the
Fair.
The purity and sacredness Of
home or the Theatre and the
Dance Hear Rev. Hendrick Sun
day night.
Miss Mary Woody, Of Glass, is
visiting at the home Of Col. and Mrs.
J. p. Wells and Mr.. Frank Woody
and family
Mrs. J. H. Averitt, left Tuesday
for Fulton, where she win spend
some days with her daughter. Mrs.
G. D. Blakely.A
Rev. E. r. Hendrick will preach
next Sunday night on the aThes o.
and the Dance a large crowd Is
expected to be presentat this SER
vice.
Miss Mary Swiggart was unani-
mously elected assistant organist
at the Methodist Church BY the Of
fetal board at its regular meeting
last Monday night,
Mrs. T. n Stubbs, accompan-
led by her little niece and nephew.
Mildred and human Elliott, left
Wednesday tor few days stay
with relatives at.St. Louis.
E.P Pogue, Tom Prather, Joe
Latham, Dr. Kelly and Key. Sever
ence spent a week with re Berry,
Of Woodland Mills. on Rselfoot
Lake. They returned to Mason
County Wednesday.
y. 9. Berry, Of Woodland Mills,
has suffered greatly with a wound
ed hand His left thumb was mash
ed BY a hog he was trying to catch,
and the inflammation has increas-
ed, making an ugly sore.
The w. c. T. Union will meet in.
the G. p, Church next Tuesday af-
ternoou ats o'clock. We are hop-
ing for a tull attendance, for we
have an excellent topic for the
meeting: let us live with our
children
Topic for c. e Meeting at G. p.
Church for Sunday, October Is,
will be- Ozark days and their les
sons. Psalms, 1907. lis. Miss AL
ma Hayden, leader. All are cordi-
ally invited. Please be on time
$50 P. m.
Miss Willie Irene, daguhter of
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. J. McCaleb, died at
her home west Of this city last Sat
urday. The remains were inferred /
at Beulah Sunday evening, Ed. +,
A. Reynolds conducting the fnner-
all service. She was Is years old.
Andrew Hurt returned Wednes-
day from Kenton, reporting Or.
Taylor much improved, after under
going very delicate and painful
operation. This IS good news to
the Doctors friends all over the
county, who were much concerned
about his condition.
Mrs. It. ]. Latimer returned from
Kenneth Mo. last week and was pres
ent during the last illness and death
Of her sister, Mrs. W. J. Dickersou,
Mrs. Jas. Ramsey, Of Trenton, an
other sister, was also present.
They returned together TO Trenton
from whence Mrs. Latimer
goes back to Kennett.
Mrs. w. May Brevard, Of Hum
tingdon. Tenn, Assistant Supreme
of the Ladies' Of Macca-
bees Of West Tennessee, list SIN the
city looking after the welfare of
the Hive here. She is certainly
well qualified for the high position
she occupies, and we are glad to
write that she Is meeting with sue
cess.
The fine large brick walk on
Church Street leading to the c. p.
Church IS one Of the new improve
nents that help to make Union
City one the most attractive towns
IA the State The Board and the
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