The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1902-07-04
TOWN TALK.

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lack corum was IN Dyersbnrg
Sunday.
H. Faircloth, Of Martin, Sun
dayed in the city.
Mr.. Ernest Tucker, of Troy, was
In the city Tuesday.
J. H. Hogue, Esq, of Troy, was
in the city last Monday,
Misses Grace and Ella Harris, OF
West Lawn, were up shopping Fri
day.
Mrs. r. f. Tisdale has returned
from pleasant visit with friends
in Paducah.
Mr.. Edwin White, of Paducab'
spent Sunday here with homefolks
and old friends.
w. A. Finney, manager opera
house, will spend the month OF July
in Paris, Tenu.
Mrs. Lexie S. Parks and children
have returned from visit to rela-
tives near Obion.
Messrs. Will and Edwin White,
OF this city, are contemplating a
move to Martin, Tenn.
Mrs. Inis Mailing enjoyed an out
ing OH the green banks OF Reeltoot
oc IN eft week
Mrs. S. A. Harrison, of Harrison,
O., was the guest of Mrs. w. 4.
Mazzenglll Saturday and Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dan Lunsford and
family, of the vicinity of Troy,
spent the day Monday with friends
in the city.
Regular services at the {. +.
church next Sunday. Preaching
at Ira. m. and p. NJ. by the pas
tor, Rev. E, E. Hendrick,
Rev. Lugibihl, of the Christian
Alliance church, left here Monday
morning for visit with his family
and friends in Bluffton, Ohio.
Col. Sharp and daughters, of the
/. G. Railway Co., Memphis, spent
a few days here last week attend
tng the services held by teachers OF
the Christian Alliance.
Ed. L. Reeves, who has been
spending several weeks with his
sisters, Mrs. John Adams and Miss
Sne Reeves, left Sunday to visit
some Southern points.
Mr.. ]. A. Reeves. spent several
days at Bon Aqua Springs last
week. He has not been we'll tor
some time, but seems to be improv-
ing since coming home.
Col. Henry Mayors left Monday
or a business trip through Missis-
sippi in the interest of his chair fac
tory. He will visit his old home,
Brandon before he returns.
Miss Matte Fowlkes, of Union
City, is the pretty guest of Miss
Bertha Farmer, Miss Fowlkes is
well known IN the city and has
many adn iring friends who well
come her visit.-Fulton Leader.
Open air service at the railroad
park will be held by Rev. e. E,
Hendrick next Sunday evening at
p m. The people OF Union City
oil all denominations are requested
to attend.
Rev. Yoshibumi Abe, a young
Japanese preacher of the Cumber-
land Presbyterian church, who
graduated at Lebanon this year,
visited Rev. E. e. Hendrick one
day this week.
Ed. G. D. Smith will preach at
the Second Christian Church first
and second Sundays, and Ed. M.
H. Northcross, of Franklin, will
conduct a series of revival meetings
at this church beginning the third
Sunday.
Mrs. Henry Hassler has been
very sick with fuX for several days
at her home i'll the city. We have
DEEu lulOI IlGNl, hONSfSAi Lhot sly
is gradually improving this week,
and we trust will continue so until
she is strong again.
Mrs. Jennie HGfnbeak, beloved
vile of Frank .Mrnbeak, died of
consumption ord rchursday, the 10Th
instant, and ~ buried in oo the
EEysrn heaLI cerf GArY on the goth,
,5SAey. IN, (e1ll officiating. Mrs.
,Syysltines a husband and
bnsfssE'TA agldren. Mrs. Horn,
puss@fs" -, me was Jones and
s ss[l1s ;3sEs ~ Mr. 1rd Hor 2esa
twas eee7iD- -
5. NJ. Kendrh the well
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