The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1901-06-14
LOCAL AND PERSONAL.
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last week.
chas. Miles was in Dawson, KY,
this week
Arch Hertweck, of Hickman, was
here Sunday.
Percy Jones, of Hickman, was in
town Sunday.
Maydell Spradlin was here last
week from Mayfeld.
Ed Brown went to Dawson on an
excursion this week.
w. M. Wilson, of Obion, was in
the city this week on business.
Locke Alexander returned to st.
Louis this week, after short visit
home.
We are glad to report DR.. H. T.
Butler much better of very acute
attack of fiux.
o. H. and Larry Clemmons, Pete
Shore and e. H. Sloss, we're here
over Sunday from Rives.
Misses Mite and jennie Cayce,
of Fulton, were here for a few days
last week visiting relatives.
Miss Iona Carter, of Jackson,
was the guest of Elder and Mrs.
jenkins in the city this week.
Mrs. Fl. T. Robinson returned
home this week from visit with
Mr.. and Mrs. Watson at Columbus,
Ky.
Herbert Naylor came home Mon
day from Knoxville. He was a
student in the University of Ten
nessee.
MIS-. John Caldwell, of Louisville,
was home this week visiting her
parents, DIR. and Mrs. f. M. Mckee,
and friends.
Miss Opal Gates, of Tiptonville,
who has just completed a college
year in Jackson, is visiting Miss
Mabel Ownby.
Frank Cunningham, of the vicin-
ity west of Troy, one of the clever
est men in the county, was here
on business Saturday.
]. d. Graham, of Kenton, an old
newspaper man and well-known
citizen of the county, gave us a
pleasant call last week.
Or. c. w. Miles, secretary of the
Hawley-Murphey Trunk Company,
st. Louis, was here few days this
week visiting his family.
Ham Parks came down from
Nashville Sunday with Lexie
Parks. They went to Jackson this
week for Supreme Conrt.
We omitted the name of Henry
Wilson, Of Obion, which should
have appeared with the board Of
equalization now in session.
Mrs. VOORHEES, and daughter,
Miss Minnie, went to st. Louis
last week to visit Voon VOORHEES,
who is employed in that city.
Mrs, Bennett. of Cincinnati, was
in the city this week visiting heI
daughter, Miss Florence Skarden
at Mr.. and Mrs. ]. f. Luken's.
Miss May Naylor has returned
to her home near the city, after fin
ishing a years study in the South
western Baptist University a
Jackson.
C. ID. Moss returned Monday t.
Jackson, leaving his wife and littl'
daughter, born last week, for ar
extended visit with Mr.. and Mrs
Tom Ownby.
Max Ownby has been home TO
some time. He has been suffering
from very painful and serious inter
nal injuries, the result of tai
from moving train.
The Buchanan Brothers, wh'
have been operating saw mill II
the country west of Troy, are NOV
ing to a point on Reelfoot Lake
north of Spout Springs, where the.
have secured tract of timber.
The Elks are making arrange
ments for public entertainment
on the first Friday night in July
This will, no doubt, be swell al
fair, tor the lodge is about the live
hest thing in Union City outside G
the First Street shops.
Malcolm Geens and Miss Lor
Wilkerson, an clipping couple fror
Cayce, KY, whose hearts have bea
in unison for some time, were maj
led at the residence of Clerk S. I
Howard Sunday night at 10 O'Clock
Esquire H. S. Sacra, officiating.
The Crockett building on the COZ
ner of First Street and Washingto
Avenue has been much improve
with new paint. The Elks have
nice room on the third floor. 1t
handsomely finished and furnishe
with piano, tables, chairs and a
that is necessary for comfortabl
lodge room.