The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1901-07-26

week on trip ont OF Chicago
w. H. Jackson was home from
st. Louis to see the folks this
week.
Morris Miles and Chas. Miles re-
turned from visit to st. Louis
Sunday.
Miss Mary Rogers, of Clayton. is
visiting her cousin, Mrs. Annie Nc
Cornell.
Mrs. J. p Morris is visiting her
daughter, Mrs. Matte Burton, of
Louisville. /
PARK McCutchen left Sunday |
night to visit his sister in More
house, Mo.
Miss Lee Bonds, of Humboldt, is
visiting her aunt, Mrs. Nobe Dixon
on Ury Street.
DIR. e. B. Little, accompanied by
his daughter, Miss Annie, went to
st. Louis Sunday.
DR.. c. w. Miles came home from
st. Louis Sunday to see homefolks
and friends in Union City.
Miss Gladys Vaughn, of Dyers-
burg, who has been visiting Miss
Dixon Sanding. has returned home.
Mrs. Callie Whipple and daugh-
ter, Miss Ella, are visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. r. M. Whipple at Tnllahoma,
Tenn.
Mr.. Wash Clogs, Uncle Dick
Hughes and Mr.. Tom Reynolds
spent Friday and Saturday on
Reelfoot Lake.
f. d. Smith and b. K. Fisher
will give an ice cream supper in
Stanley's grove near Terrell next
Wednesday night.
Supt. r.. L. Bynum, W. H. Cook,
and v. r. Gates went to Monteagle
this week to attend the State
Teachers Association.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pete Heppner left
Tuesday on board the Georgia Lee
at Memphis for a round trip steam
err excursion to st. Louis.
]. b. Moss, G. A. Rushton and J.
H. Hawkins have arranged for
big ice cream supper and barbecue
at Jordan tomorrow night, the
9th.
j. M. Caruthers, good friend OF
The Commercial. and a clever citi-
zen of the farming country north
east of the city, came around this
week to pay his respects.
Several days ago Judge J. P.
Morris went to St. Louis, and there
added two or three horses to his
string of racers. From st. Louis
he went to Windsor, Canada, tor
the races.
The blackberry crop is immense.
One family in the country picked
thirty-6ve gallons Monday after
noon and sold them Tuesday morn
ing for IS cents per gallon, thereby
making $5.25.
The Poplar Grove Baptist Church
near Hickman, on the Kentucky
line, new building, for several
months in the course Of construc-
ton, is about complete and ready
for the congregation.
Rev. E. E. Hendrick will preach
Tomorrow at II o'clock and at
night at Beech c. p. Church. Ser
vices viii be held as usual at the
Cumberland Presbyterian Church
in the city on Sunday.
w. II. Nichols, of No. 7, secre-
tary of the Cumberland Presbyte-
ian Sunday-school and Christian
Endeavor Convention at Rives last
week has our thanks tor a copy OF
the minutes of the meeting.
The insurance firm of Beckham
& Gardner has dissolved. Mr.
Beckham has sold his interest tc
r. f. Mailing who will succeed
him as a partner with Mr.. Gardner
Gardner s. Mailing will continue
the business.
If you want stock in the Reelfoot
Oil Gas and Mining Co. see J. II
Mcdowell or deposit the amount
YOU want in stock with Howell
Branstord at the Commercial Bank
Union City, and he will forward il
TO the treasurer for you.
DR.. G. b. Jones and wife, and his
daughter and son, Lula aud Dan
Miss Myrtle Carmau, Of WOODLAND
Mills. Miss Annie Montgomery
MISS Farrar McMurry, Harry Nc
Murrv. Sam McMurry and Over
pack spent Friday and Saturday
- Reelfoot Lake, had good tins
and caught lots of fish.
elder Joseph e. Benton, the blin'
ryeacher, has opened up a small
GROCERY and notion store in thu
s,aud formerly occupied by III