The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1901-11-01

passed through this week going to
Reelfoot Lake
Mr.. and Mrs. E. L. King, Of
Hickman, were among the city's
visitors Tuesday.
Mrs, lie Grand Jones, Of Trenton,
spent Tuesday in the city, guest
at the Palace Hotel.
Judge w. c. Caldwell, OF Tren-
ton, passed through the city Tues
day going TO Knoxville,
Col. e. P. Lister was up from
Jackson a few hours Tuesday
mingling with old friends.
Mrs. Kimberlin has returned
from Water Valley and Fulton,
after visit with relatives.
Mrs. J. H. Boswell spent a few
days in Mayfield this week as the
guest Of Miss Lillian Boswell
Mrs. F. E. Arm went to Dresden
Monday to visit her nephew, DR..
r. M. Little, who was quite sick.
Herman Dietzel has the biggest
card score at the shooting gallery.
His number is % in a round of fine
shots.
Mrs. Lucy Walton is spending the
winter with her sister, Mrs. Chen
ault. at Castilian Springs in Sumner
County.
Mrs, J D. Baldridge and Miss
Lubbie T. Thompson, of Martin,
spent Tuesday in the city among
the downtown shops.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. r.. Porter have
returned from Nashville. They
were among the visitors at the
capital for the grand opera.
]. l.. Holbrook, editor of the
Dresden Enterprise, was a business
visitor to. this city Saturday. His
old friends here are glad to know
that he is making success of his
business in Dresden.
Tuesday morning Esquire r.
Polk performed an early marriage
at the Brackin Hotel. A runaway
couple. Al G. Bagby and Miss T. d.
Stoner, Of Lovelaceville, Ky, were
the contracting parties.
Mrs. Fl. G. Philpott has returned
from Lebanon, where she went as
delegate from the c. P. Church to
represent the Ladies Missionary
and Christian Endeavor Societies
at the Cumberland Presbyterian
Synod.
John ]. Cartan is opening and
arranging his display of Christmas
goods in the house lately occupied
by Dir. W. w. Hall, druggist. He
says he will have finer and bigger
stock than ever, and the prettiest
line OF goods III the market.
Rurch Anderson, a popular young
man, employed as fireman on the
M. g. o. Ry., and Miss Eta CALI
han. highly esteemed young lady
Of this place, were united in mar
rage by Esquire Polk at his resi-
dence last Tusday night.
Mr.. ED HAYES dancing school
closed this week. 1t has been in
progress during the past two or
three months, until some Of the
young ladies' and gentlemen have
become very proficient In the mazy
movements Of the fancy art.
Mrs. Driskell and daughter, of
Lake County, and Mr.. George Dris-
kell, her son. Of Trenton, have
moved into the residence formerly
occupied BY r. 4. Bynum and
family. These people are well
known here and we are glad to have
them with us.
On Sunday last, in the afternoon,
Mr.. Ernest Irvington and Miss Allie
Haynes, of Moscow. KY, we're
united in marriage at the parson-
age Of the Methodist Church by DR.,
Mahon, the pastor. Three couples
attended the bride and groom, and
1t was quite bon-ton affair
Every school teacher, pupil and
patron In the county should re-
member that Friday, November IS,
has been designated by Gov. Me
Millin as arbor day Your super
iutendent, Mr.. Moore, has also cali
ed attention 10 Che fact and asked
every one to take part in planting
and taking care Of the school
grounds.
Supt. Moore IS home this week
from circuit Of schools In District
No. I and 8, Kenton, Polk and
Obion. He finds them an III spieu-
did condition, working systemati-
caIly and progressively. One
school near Kcnton. in charge Of
Mr. Wade, suspended for . few
days on account Of cotton picking,
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