The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1901-12-13
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Mr.. Adams went TO Trenton Sun
day,
Frank Andrews was in Fulton
Sunday.
Rev, e, K. Bransford, Of Kenton,
was here Monday.
Jas. Nunnely, Of Louisville, spent
Sunday in the city.
Mrs. Thomas has returned from
a trip to Memphis.
Robt. Ezell, OF Dyersburg, was
In the city Monday.
Harris Parks spent a few days IN
Nashville this week
Mrs. Adams left for Memphis
and Trenton Sunday
Attorney J L. Fry. of Kenton,
was in town Monday.
Mrs. Nichols and family have
gone to Stonewali, Ark.
Mrs. Henry Isbell has returned
from visit to St. Louis
Miss Rosa Bird, Of the Point, is
the guest of Mrs. Clara Edwards.
Mr. Hayden Freeman, of Fulton,
was in town Monday and Tuesday.
Miss Lucille Lonsbrough. of
Woodland, was up shopping Tues
day
Jack Hinton, Of Dexter, Mo was
calling on old friends Thursday,
corner Finn and Try.
Mrs. Alnyer Winfrey, of Nash
vile, is the guest of her mother,
Mrs. Sue Williamson
Ruth Moss, the charming baby
girl Of Mrs. c. D. Moss, of Jackson,
visited relatives in West End Sat
urday.
J. w. McCorkle was in Fulton
and the upper portion Of the coun-
ty this week visiting the locality of
the voters.
Or. F. w. Watson, of Union City,
was here Monday, called by the
death Of his uncle. w. w. Woods
Lake County Advocate.
Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd Moore went
TO Hickman last Friday evening.
Mrs. Moore was accompanist with
Mr. Mangum at his concert.
Miss Sue Reeves of Union City,
and Miss Allie May Reeves, of
Troy, are visiting the family of J.
D. OFT Lake County Advocate.
Halle e. Wilson and Miss Ida
M. Mitchell were married Sunday
by X. Polk while sitting in their
buggy in front of Rev. Ira Shelton's
residence.
n. c. Garth went to Humboldt
Tuesday to visit his brother, then
to Little Rock to meet Mrs. Garth
on her return from visit to Alex
andria, La.
The new engine at the City
School is operating finely. The
tower clock will be up in few
days with one of the largest and
best bells in the country.
Reelfoot, the sportsman's mecca,
certainly turned out well Friday,
from the game found on the back
stoop Of one Of the Home street
young misses Saturday evening.
Judge Cooper spent a few dayshere
this week. The Judge feels much
encouraged in his canvass of obion
County. He says he has received
hattering news from many promi-
nent citizens.
A. B. Nichols went to Crockett
last Saturday to attend the funeral
Of his brother, Lemuel, who died Of
fever, near Cairo. Mr.. Nichols in
forms there are only two of the
brothers left of large family Of
sons.
p S. Jones, formerly substan-
ialcitizen and farmer of the vicinity
Of Woodland Mills, is now located
at Marmaduke, Ark, growing
section Of the West Mr.. Jones Is
an old friend of this paper, and he
has our best wishes in his new
surroundings.
Mr.. T. J. Woodfin, one of the
Oldest citizens of the county, died
at his home near town, Of pneumo-
MIA. He was nearly 80 years old
and was highly respected. Rev.
j. II, Thomas. Of Fulton, preached
his funeral at Union City Tuesday.
Fulton Leader.
Sam D. Woosley has returned
from Hot Springs. Sam went away
very sick man aud returns almost
completely restored to his former
vigorous health, and grateful, in
deed, for the means and opportuni-
tn which brought him back to
health again. He is certainly to be
congratulated.
Blind Joe's concert at Hickman
last Friday night was fairly sue
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