The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1902-05-02
NUMBER TEN.


Albert Anderson paid Union City
flying visit Sunday eve.
Miss Sadie Anderson visited
friends in Protemus Tuesday.
Thea Terrell and family attended
church at Mount Olive Sunday.
Judge w. H. Caldwell paid fly
ing business trip to Fulton Friday.
Master Lee Norred and Mr.. N.
Long worshipped at Mt. Olive Sun
day.
Squire Whitson, OF Beach, was
here to vote last Saturday. 1t was
election day again.
Mrs. Vera Key, the pretty wife
of Jim Key of No. 6, visited Mrs,
Judge Caldwell last week,
Prof. Van Glover was down in
No. 3, 1.-The old wildcat district,
last Saturday on business.
Misses Enola Caldwell and Sa-
die Anderson were in the city shop
ping and visiting friends this week.
Miss Bess Campbell, of Old Ere
mont, was in the city this week
having some dental work done at
DR.. Turner's.
Mr.. Brice Rome and wife, of the
Sanders Chapel vicinity, spent last
Saturday night and Sunday with
Judge Caldwell and wife.
Joe Hawkins, of near Old Repub-
lican, is very low at this writing.
The nature of his illness we have
not been able to obtain this week.
EN- Brown, of near Tally's Mill,
one of No. 12's we'll known farmers,
and daughter passed through No.
10 Friday en- route to Union City.
The many friends of Mrs. Dave
Johnson are delighted to hear OF a
slight Improvement in her condi-
ton. We trust she will continue
to improve in health.
Bill Snow, one of No. los dash
ing widowers, has sphinx and span
brand new buggy--a $75 cut, girls,
Who is going to be the first maiden
to take the first ride in the swell
rig?
Several of No. 6's young ladies
were in Union City this week shop
ping. They were Miss Ruth HAS
lip and mother, Mrs. Lasley and
daughter, Mrs. Will Haislip and
several more.
1t is considered dangerous now
for any one to be on the public
highway, for the candidates and
newspaper agents are so numerous,
There seems to be great hustling
among them.
Rev. Zarricor, pastor of Mt. Ara
rat, will fill his pulpit this coming
first Sunday afternoon at 3 O'Clock
at Pea Ridge. Let us see a good
congregation out one time in the
afternoon. A cordial invitation is
extended to all.
There is no news in No. 10 this
week; every one is busy at work,
except we have a few candidates
for matrimony. We hear they were
out this week prospecting, but we
do not know whether it was corn or
hay they were prospecting in.
The FIRST Sunday in May will be
sacramento services at Protemus.
There is to be all day meeting, two
sermons day, morning and after
noon. Dinner on the ground. An
excellent program has been ar
ranged and Rev. B. L. Holder will
conduct the services. Don't forget
to come.
Crystal is the garden spot of No.
3, and the place to go ginseng hunt
ing, so Bob Kersey informed your
correspondent. Well, of all things
that take the cake was Bob Kersey
OUT hunting ginseng last Saturday,
We do not believe there is any trust
on ginseng, as there is on sugar,
but we believe a certain school
marin has trust on Bob.
Several of No. los oldest, influ-
entail, highly esteemed citizens
who attended the Dallas Reunion
are Bowlin Glover, Bob and Austin
Maupin, Jim Lasley, Bob Camp
bell, Mesdames Jane Park and sis
ter, Riddle Harper. The ladies are
visiting their brother who resides