The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1901-06-07

to his home in Fayettyille Monday.
Arthur Foley was down at Hick-
man on a business trip Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. F. Gregory
spent the day at Harris last Sum
day.
N. G. Cook, a popular young
Fulton banker, was in the city last
week.
Mrs. Luke Harpole and children,
OF Bethlehem, were in the city last
Saturday.
Miss Kathleen Murphy, of Full
ton, was here with friends in the
city last week.
r. A. Crenshaw, of Washington,
is here on a vacation with friends
near Union City.
w. v. Carter, of State Line, was
in the city Monday. He paid us a
pleasant visit.
Mrs. Powell, of Texas, is IN the
city visiting her mother, Mrs.
Keiser, and family.
clagett Martin and N. B. Love
lace were down from Martin with
Union CITY friends.
Miller Waddell came up from
Memphis with the Reunion visitors
returning last week.
Jas. Fl. Faircloth came down
from Martin Sunday to see his
mother and friends here.
w. l.. Helm and D. W. Amberg,
of Hickman, came over this week to
see some friends Sunday.
Mrs. DR.. Walden, of Troy, has
been visiting her brother, Mr. Al
fred Mcdaniel, in the city.
John Barnes, mighty good farm
mer and citizen west of Troy. had
business in Union City Monday.
A. w. Lancaster, of Crystal, one
Of Obion County's most prominent
planters, was in Union City Mon
day.
J. Howard Thompkins, represent
ing the ]. w. Butler Paper Co.,
Chicago, was in the city last Fri
day.
Miss Clara Gilbert left last Sun
day for Paragould, Ark, to join
her family, who have moved to that
place.
J.J. Moore, of Thorntown, Ind,
is in this country with his wheat
threshing machines for the harvest
season.
Miss Lolo Holman, pupil of the
Union City Training School, left
last Saturday for her home in Dy-
ersburg.
Hall Pitts, of Trimble, who has
been attending the Union City
Training School, left Saturday for
his home.
Miss Willie N. Allen, of Harris,
returned home Sunday, after a
pleasant visit with Mr.. and Mrs.
j. #. Gregory.
The Lodge of Elks is preparing
for a public entertainment to be
given on the evening of the first
Friday in July.
Miss May Crockett who has just
finished college year at Bowling
Green, KY, is at home in the city
for the summer.
Miss Evelyn Little has returned
from Jaspar Tenn, where she had
charge Of music class during the
winter and spring.
Editor James Brice and Chas.
Brice were among the visitors at
commencement of the Training
School last Friday night.
Jas. r. Haguewood, Of the thriv-
ing business house Of the Hague
wood-Kennedy Company at Ruther-
ford, was In town Sunday.
w. S. Burnett, a prominent citi-
gen of Moscow, was among the bus
mess visitors to this city Monday.
He paid the Commercial a pleasant
call.
Harry Ezzell and little son were
in the city few hours Sunday. en-
route to their home at Humboldt
from a visit with friends at Dres-
den.
Harry S. Davis, a popular sales
man with Morgan q Hardy Bros,
left Monday for Buffalo, N. Y, to
attend the Pau-American EXPOSE
tion.
The friends of DR.. and Mrs. J. II.
Boswell are pleased to learn that
Mrs. Boswell is about well again,
after an illness of two or three
weeks with appendicitis.
John Maupin, of Dallas, Tex,
once resident of this country, is
here on a visit with relatives, of
whom he has large connection in
the country around Beech.
A company of young men and la