The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1901-05-03

JUN ID aAo iCAA ~ - ~ t-'t--J
from Jackson.
There is a new portable photo
graph studio in town.
Frank Andrews, Of Martin, was
over Sunday visiting his parents.
H. M. Golden and wife spent
Sunday with relatives near Fulton.
Henry Hassler has returned from
a business trip to Charlottesville,
Mo.
Sam Lovelace, Of Jackson, has
been here several days with folks at
home.
Mrs. Morrow, residing in north
east Union City, is very sick this
week.
Miss Lulu swiggart visited her
friend, Miss Ida Moran, in Dresden
last week.
Harry Morton came down from
Jordan Sunday to see some friends
in the city.
Little Penick Richards split his
knee very badly with a Ratchet a
few days ago.
D. G. Byrne says the farmers are
busy planting in the Pleasant Val
ley neighborhood.
Hibbitts & White have had their
drug store nicely reprinted and
otherwise improved.
Mrs. Price Thomas, of Gardner,
was in the city last week visiting
relatives and friends.
Editor Grimes. OF the Kenton
Argus, and two little daughters,
were in the city Monday.
Chas. Perry and Robt. Stevens,
of Cayce, visited w. M. Walker and
family in the city Saturday.
Miss Ottie May Williams enter
tanned party Of young friends on
Third street last Friday night
G. M. McIlwain, the contractor on
the new Baptist parsonage, spent
Sunday with homefolks at Hum
boldt.
]. M. Thomas and family LETT
Sunday on south-bound train for
Texas, where they will reside in the
future.
Col. Es. p. Lister, Of Jackson, was
in the city Sunday visiting his
friend, Capt. J. G. Reynolds, at the
Palace
H. f. Bynum has been employed
TO take charge Of the Nash school
in Civil District No. !, beginning
in September.
Mrs. Ora Waters and Miss Ruth
Brown, Of Glass, were in the city
Sunday as guests Of Mrs. W M
Woody and family.
T. r. Cummings s. Co. is the
name Of the new firm, who succeeds
Mr.. Johnson in the grocery business
on Washington avenue.
@. 7. whitson and Miss PRICE
Dillhunt, OF Obion, we're married at
the Office OF the County Court Clerk
last Fr;Gay BY Squire r. Polk.
j. l.. Hancock and Miss Ivie May
Able, couple hailing from Mem
phis, we're united in marriage by
Squire Sacra last Thursday even
ing.
The meeting at the G. p Church
begins Sunday night. The pastor
will conduct the services, and he
requests your presence and assist
ance.
The first baseball game Of the
season-between the High School
boys and the clerks--resulted In an
easy victory tor the school boys OF
70 to 10.
Napolen Fulcher, Of Harris, has
brought suit against the !. g.
Railroad for s. 600 damages. He
lost a foot last fall while boarding
! moving train.
Hunter Davis came home Sum
day to see his family Mr.. Davis
is travelling agent for some Of the
big insurance companies. He says
business is good all over his terri
tory.
The change in the schedule of
the nj. & O. Railroad took place
Sunday. Passenger trains Nos. !
and 3 going south pass at $40 pm,
and 3.53 Sam: Nos. 2 and going
north at 1888 am. and loo am.
The new Baptist parsonage win
soon be finished. 1t is handsome
building with some ten or twelve
rooms, aud will be comfortable
home tor the preacher, Rev. J. H.
wright. who IS first to occupy it.
Squire H. S. Saera performed the
nupfial ceremonies that united
chas. II. Graham and MISS Moliie
Johnsou, an clipping couple from
Water Valley, Ky, on the 18th
snst.. In the Office Of the County