The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1902-06-27
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ing young lady and has scores
: admirers.
l. Prof. Hutchinson has charge {
Il the musical programme of the "
c. T. U. rally. You may expec
4 something good.
Mrs. John Reeves has returne
/ home to Helena, Ark, after a visi
of several weeks with parents AM
relatives IN Union City.
John Cartan, we are sorry to re
port, suffered considerably las
week from a brief sickness, but is
improved some this week.
Mrs. Will Inman, of Murfrees.
boro, has joined her sister-in-law
Mrs. &c. Reynolds, at Weaverville,
N. c., for the heated term.
Miss Mamie Gardner is the guest
in st. Louis this week of Messrs.
Will and Russell Gardner at their
family residence in the city.
After series of very interesting
services at the Baptist Church Rev.
S. w. Kendrick and wife returned
to Fulton the first of the week.
Master Willie Penick has accept
ed his old position with the Morgan
Hardy Grain Co. and will work
there during the school vacation.
The young ladies of the San Sou
CT Club entertained at the home of
MISS Pauline Cathey Monday even
ing. Refreshments were served.
Prof. Peerie Wise and Ben For
roster, Misses Flora and Jessie Nc
Corkle, of Rives, were the guests
of Miss Maude Craddock Sunday.
Misses Sallie Conner, Ruby and
Pearl Milan are IN Union City at
tending the Institute of Obion
County teachers.-Fulton Leader.
Mrs. Day, quite a celebrated
palmist of st. Louis, will give us a
call this week. Madame Day has
has studied after Chichoe, the ia
nous palmist.
Miss Alma Hayden returned
home Saturday accompanied bv
Miss Florence Neil, one of Tren
tons accomplished and beau
tiful young ladies.
Miss billiard, who has just fin
1shed the season in charge of Nor
gan q Hardy Bros millinery de-
partment, left Tuesday returning
to her home in Ripley.
Misses Jane and Laura Wilson.
of the vicinity of Troy, are regis
tered with the school teachers at
the County Institute in session at
the public school building.
We are glad to hear that our
young friend, Wallace Moore, has
been rendered a position and is now
in that splendid estab-
Ilshment, the Norville-S hapleigh
Hardware Co., in st. Louis.
Henry Dahnke, accompanied by
Mr.. Hunt a representative of the
Armour Packing Co., Chicago, and
party, including a couple of friends
rom st. Louis and Harry Beckham,
spent a couple of days with fine
sport at Reeltoot last week.
John R. George, ESQ.,, a former
Union City business man, lately a
popular merchant of Tiptonville,
EFT this week with Las An1mas,
'oIo., as his destination to recoup
lis strength and health, which has /
gently become somewhat impair
d.
r,E1s-->S,,xEnou which was 10 have
zen delivered by Rev. E. E. Hen
rick on account of the occasion for
lie decoration of graves by the
laccabees on the second Sunday
light in June was postponed, but S
I'LL be preached at the same place t
ext Sunday night Everybody Y
1vited.
The Union City Hardware and l.
'urniture Company are storing the b
ullding on First street, formerly r
by T. B. Greer & Co., with o
'agons, buggies and vehicles of h
arious kinds. The companv's b
'arehouse has been overloaded t
nd this building has been brought S
ito requisition to accommodate n
leir large stock. I
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