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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-01-19
Club Notes.

Inc meeting Of the W. c. T. L. held
on Friday at the home OF Mrs. Mayne
NdS most interesting one. Mrs
N1ufchil who has been A rescue work
e. Tor some yeals IN the large cities
y. l0e east was present and gave a
H.'Sl timely = helpful talk on the
,.'' OF work TO .e followed here, and
~, need of concerted action. The
..u'l'llee appointed to arrange for the
,, .u..I,'tge sale reported that they
Eul-d mold it next Friday ana Satur-
+'' az the Y. NJ c. A. rooms.
Iue College club held its regular
s.0ng at the home of Mrs. A. ].
;liNan ON Thursday last. The meet
7 was the largest and most enthu-
49,. .Ae club has set had. All mem
81. VINO have been out Of town or
..Itlotore were there in force and
No., ""a meeting was the result. The
1. meeting. which is to be a business
49,. q viii be with Miss Atchison snd
cake at Hammond hall.
@ o .
NJ. browning section win meet with
Eugene Lewis. 800 First street an
mr.. evening. VIII read the fourth
w The Ring and the Boots
T..,. g . =
1f.- history section Of the Ladies'
a..-...F club will meet Thursday AT IA
min six members OF the sectiau
ana view the reigns of Louis xii
ana Louis XIV. -'-' ALI
o . .
fa, ''"i Isl section viii meet Mon
f-S. morning al % o'clock at the cIut
I'M. The topics to be presented are
ANA - .'N Forest by Mrs. Whitney
F-.s-he German Drama by Mrs.
III, meeting of the chorus to sing in
s,- 'anlhade concert last Wednesday
No. Was a most encouraging one
W. lsl chorus will meet every
mus. .,.'.sSasy evening at 1880 at Calder's
,.- q. . 8
d., next Fridays meeting Of the La
go -iter2.y club Mrs. Ewing viii
am . paper on Gerhart Kaufman
g.L. Mss Ethel Paul will read one on
Luther Long.
g - .
b,1- Unitarian Shakespeare ciub Will
b--.. JUS regular weekly meeting AT th-
Trsst.o- Mrs. Fall on First street or
S1ay evening.
~, d. . 8
rsre W 'men's Council Of Utah will
6,r d bail in the Fourteenth ward
some time in the near future.
g 6, q:
Win igleheart and Mrs. Plummer
ws5, ,UI,'lsh the programme for tbs
TTigL ,siay morning assembly at the
,, Q . .
bs,-s- Graham French Putnam viii
'naFge Of the music section Of tbs
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-01-19

On Friday afternoon the Nineteenth
Century club held an interesting SEES
sion at the home Of Mrs. Searle. The
picturesque Quality Of Holland was
the subject OF a paper given by Mrs;
Bachman. Mrs. De Noisy described
the dykes and told many interesting
things about the retaining Of the land
from the sea, Miss Isely gave paper
on Horticulture in Holland and the
programme concluded with the read
ing of a short story by Mrs. Schwab.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-01-19

Ladies' Literary club during the alb
sence of Mrs. Nelden-
@ g 81
Mrs. Ida Smoot Dusen5erry OF Provo
viii read d paper before the National
Congress of Women in Washington
next month.
- % q
The Reading circle will meet tomor-
row evening with Miss A. n. Mackin-
tOsh.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-01-19
coouelin Meets the Kaiser.

Berlin. Jan. 1S.-Emperor William to-
day received COquelin, senior, the
French actor. who is now playing at
the Royal theatre here.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-01-19

Arthur Cailister has entered the first
year commercial class
Among the weeks visitors were Mes
danes Young and Piper and Mr. New
man
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-01-19

Mail orders quickly filled and satisfac-
ton guaranteed.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-01-19

Nr-. browning section viii meet with
ms .,..i eugene Lewis. 800 First street. On
n5.. evening. VIII read the fourth
'-'' Oh The Ring and the Boots"
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-01-19

bs,-s Graham French Putnam will
'HaFse Of the music section Of the
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-01-19

liz history section Of the Ladies'
o.rr,.... F club will meet Thursday at 10
MIN %. SIX members Of the section
sr5 view the reigns of Louis XIII
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-01-19

fs,. tourist section viii meet Mon
my, morning al - o'clock at the club
.r. o., Inc topics to be presented are
ana -''N Forest" by Mrs. Whitney.
pr.s.ne German Drama" by Mrs.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-01-19

die. 'sAt Friday's meeting Of the La
usy, -',ei'.y club Mrs. Ewing will
ana ,,. paper on Gerhart Hauptman.
r.L-'+l Mss Ethel Paul viii read one on
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-01-19

-b. .,. meeting of the chorus to sing in
le .haminade concert last wedneS5s -, !,
-,-en'nS was a most encourapine ors
ny, lsl chorus will meet every
rr,,. .,.'.57Sasy evening at 1880 at Calder's
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-01-19

|lcking fin
cust'tchcd
sirts deep
Of tuck
kirt. deep
u bottom,
] iustitcbod
with deep
Do and lace
lace inser-
he'd tucks
ID tlouuce
Insertion;
inch en-
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-01-19

,,i,f isleheart and Mrs. Plummer
w.. furnish the programme for the
rri.i--'ssgay morning assembly at the
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-01-19

r-s,-s Women's Council Of Utah will
IsT "a udil m the Fourteenth ward
''ine time in the near future.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-01-19

b,l5 :. Unitarian Shakespeare club will
No., ''S regular weekly meeting at th~
Trgs, or Mrs. Fall on First street on
tuesday evening. O'i
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-06-16

Fiohas para Juegos de aIJeuFez q % Cen
tavos juego.
Paroles para coche 50 50 par.
Forros de Iona para camas de matrimo
MO 81 so
Gorritas de encajes para bautizos 10
cent vos una
Corr tas xJockeys para ninos II cts
Gorras de seda para caballeros a 10 y
so CEN avos.
Gorras de pano para c balleros 30 y
40 centaVos.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-06-16

Idem enterizos o.r man 90 de MADEIRA
10 Y II cts par.
Idem muy flu de mango de huesso a
Il cts par.
Ensala 1eras de pr e ana fna, IS cts
Espum deraa hierro esmalt do 5, Y
10 centavos.
Embudos hie-ro esmaltado a 5, II, 15,
20 Y 25 ceptavos.
Estorllaa para oolooer fotografas.
GANG \ so cts par
Espejos con marcos para tocador Z
8, 10, IL y Is centavos
Idem idem mayores Is 90. %, 80 y
40 centavos
Espejos de mano con mango y 8
centavos uno
Eypej ,s ID lanas 8 y 9 cts IN,
Estambre matizado, g ANG a 5 cen
tavos onga
Estereoscopos para yer fot geafas, 40
y 50 cantavoa.
Encaies crochet para fundas de almo-
hadas desde 5 so cts.
Encaies valenc en- anehos estrechos,
en- blanco crema procedentss de un
surtido recibido en- estos dias y que Sc
realizan precios sin competence.
Entredores de onda, PINTO de hilo imi
tac:6n tira bordada en b'anco, cr3ma y
crulo q Is, 90, 25, 80, 40 Y so centa-
vos pieza,
Platillos de cristal para dulces y hela-
dos centavos uno.
0 Platillos de cristal para dulees tamafo
grande centaVos. *
Ao ituneras de cristal cristaI fno, a &
centavos una.
Tazas de cristal en- iniciales y sin pla-
tillos a 13 centayos.
Tazal de cristal con platillos 10 cts
Mantequilleras CRYSTAL gravado Is cts
Que eras de cristal fnisimas so cs
Azucarer CRYSTAL, 10 cts.
Jarritos de CRYSTAL para leche, cts
Dulc ras de crist | con tapa, 90 %
centavos.
Idem idem sin tapa, s cts.
Ensaladeras y fruteras de cristal, a 25
centavos.
Fruterss dc cristal con pie, a 40 80
centavos
Jarros grandes de cristal para aqua, a
90 Y % centavos.
Gopas de cristal para aqua, 4, 5, 6, y
7 centavos una.
Copas grabadas de CRYSTAL fno, 10 y
IL centavos.
Vasos para aqua 4, 5, y cts uno.
Vasos fnos de cristal con In ciales Q
centavos.
Vasos de CRYSTAL fno con distintas fgu.
ras dibujos cts
Vasos con asa para cerveza, a s y 10 cts
yssos con asa para limonada, de IA
onzas, a Is cen ayos
Copas de 81 onzas a 25 centayos,
Fuentes ovalad de porcelana fna des
de & centavos en- adelante.
Fuentes con tapa de porcelana 60 cts
Fuentes ovaladas de hierro esmaltado
dosde Il centayos en- adelante.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-06-16

Camas inglesas de dos plans con p;1a
res para mosquitero un co'chon sppe
rior ingl6s $14.
Camas ing'esas de dos plazas con pila-
res para mosqultero y IN colch6n supe
rior ingles, en- classes mas fnas, tamblen
en- baratillo.
Camss b'ancas de una plaza con pila-
res para mosquitero elegantfsimas be
csras un colch6 superior ing'es q $3.50,
10 y 12.
Gopiador.s de prensa iBoFE! 500 fo-
lios % oentavos
Copiadores de prensa 1000 folios 60
centavos.
Cuellos de hilo de celuloide 9 cents-
voi uno.
Calcetines crudos para caballeros 5,
8 y 10 centaVos.
Idem en- colores a Z, s, 10y 15 ceutavos
Idcm negros a y 10 centavos.
Cintas para a7o~nos de trojes y SOM
breros ii. G ANGsA!!!
Cinta elsst;cs de aIgod IN a 5 ceetgos
vara.
Cinta de ceda 90 centavos Yara.
Cintas negra de seda y lana para r.be-
tes a centavos vara.
Cinta hiladilio en- col res 3 centayos
pieza.
Cordones con cabetes para correct 9
centavos pieza
Gordon de seda en- colo.es centavos
vara.
Idem ii para lentes cts uno
Cinturones blancos de cabritilla para
sefioritas y nifias 90 centav1s.
Comboyes metal blanco bSfios de pla-
t. y potes 81.
Id de cri tsl bohemia rs cts uno.
Cucharitss plateadas iGANGA! Is
cts. doctna y 2 cts una.
Idem idem grandes cts. una
Cubiertos de metal plateado Is cts.
juego.
Cubiertos mango de hueso 10 cts par.
Cucharas tenedores meta blanco con
trastados a 3 centavos pieza.
Cucharones GCri toff> baflos plata de
ley 8 1925.
Cucharas, cuchillos y tenedores plata
de ley 40 centavos pieza.
Cucharitas para cafe plata de ley 20
pieza.
Cucharas. cuchilIos tenedores de pos
tire 35 centavo5 pieza.
Cortaplumas con cadena para nihos a
8 centavc una.
Idem con 2 hojas 10 centavos una.
Idem de ero fno para caballeros a
go centavos nha.
Cepillos de dlentes 3. 8, 10, l5 y 20
centavos.
Cepillos de zapatos, clase fna a 5 cts.
Cajitas con COS cepillos y betdn % y
Y 35 centavos.
Cucharones hierro e5maltado a 8, 10,
70 V 10 centayos
Cafeteraz de hierro e maltado 25 y
80 centavos
Cafeteras de porcelana fna a 40 y so
cts, valen l dollars.
Colch onetas de dos plaza Is cts una.
Cepillos para caballos a 5 cts uno.
Coladores de hero esmaltado a Is, 20,
IS, SO, 35 y 40 cts.
Columnas jardineras para adornos de
Eala 80 80 par.
Cajitas lamparillas marip~s 2 cts. 1.
Cuadros elegantt, imos para adornos de
sala so. 60. rs, LOO, 1.5o, 200, $50
y $50 uno.
Idem para colocar fo. ografias q 80, 40,
SO, 90, 70 81 uno.
Cinturone de piel baja tai | 3 hay en-
distintos colores y negrol de de 80 cts en-
adelante.
Cubisrtos de acero, con mango empa-
bonado dc regr0 ct1 par.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-06-16

ParrillaS hierro esmaltado 8 barras 30 cts
Palmatorias hierro esmaltado 10 15 cts
P8langanas hierro esmaltado desde 80 cts
en- ad3ante.
Palanganas de lata s, s. 9 y 10 cts.
Plabos de lata cts.
Piatos llanos de hierro esm altado 8 ctS
Platos de porcelana cts.
Paraguas 40 centavos, classes fnas 90,
81 de resorte $1.25
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-06-16
E E QUE s. ABRlRA

Gomss para sugetar las mangas a 8, 4
= 5 oentavos.
Coma Mucilago con brocha cts pote
Coma especia P ira pegar loza y eris :
tai 10 centaVos pomo.
Hebillas para p ntaIones, blancas ne
G as 3 centayos docena.
Hilo para zurcir, blaneo negro a 20
centavos docena.
Hilo P "a maroar en- caj de 10 b los
a 5 centavos Ca a.
Hilo para bordar 90 M C> blanco y
punz6 l centavo ma Ella.
IeriDgas de gonna 45 centavos.
Juego de libro ma or diario s.
Jarros para medidas ] litro 15 senta
vos l litro 20 centavos
Jarros para leche litros 45 centav S
Jarros id id i Ii 70 80 centayos
Jarro de hero esmaltado para aqua
80 45 go y Z 5 centavos.
Jusgos fnos de loterfa so cts.
Juguetes para nif1os desde 8. cent2vos en-
adelaute.
Jarros de hierro esmaltado para labsbo
desde As centavos en- adelaute
Jer ngas de remolinos 81 una.
Jerlngas de F1eptes a so centaVos
Ligas de seda para caballeros s, 10, Is
20 centaVos par.
Id. mas n0aS q 20 cenbaV0S,
Lintarnas magicas eesde un peso $50
Latigos para caballos 15 y 20 cts
Idem de nervio so cts.
Idem mas fin S a so Is cts.
Lamparitas completas para cccina is
cent svos.
Larnparas de sobremesa ccT pantalla de
seda Sd 6.
Id de sobremesa nuevo sstema S3
Lfbr2s de misa para nif1as a 10 ceutavos.
centav0s en- adelante.
Lfbros borrad 3res buena encuadernaci6n
Libros con in lice Is. 25 20 centayos,
Ligas de seds con cinturones para baia
tale 35 ceat4vos.
Ligas de sads j I caderas 80 cts.
Liz 8 de seda ba 4 tales de . Is 20 cts.
NJ 5.inillos para cafe muy c6modos q 35 y
50 centagos.
MSqulnas doble pespunte para caser a
mano caia de pleas para costurera eGran
gaDga d4rante 81 baEatillo@ Sc
M4qoinas de pedal dob!e pespunte bofe
SIS.
Maoutnas neumaticas para medicos $5
Medias negras de dordon para min Is, pun-
to ingles 8, 10 y Il centav0s.
Munecas 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, s, 10, Il, 15
20 centav0s una.
Id mas fnas 25. 30. 40, So so IS CEN
tavos Una.
-Nav8jas para afeitarse solo 81 rs.
Marcos para retratos con paspartu desde
so centavos en- adelante.
Peinilla de gutapercha desde 6 centayos
en- adelante.
Tdem de cuerno 8, y cts.
Prensas para copiar cartas ganga $3.50.
Papel comercial rayado para cartas 24o
pIiegos so centavos.
{ Idem comereial tamafIo papel espaflol 24o
pliegos so centavos.
Idem comercfal rayado para cuentas Co
rrientes 240 piiegos 80 centsvos.
Idem comercial para cuentas corrientes
tame no papel espaf1ol 240 pliegos 81
Idem comercial de luto Orla ancha 240
pliegos so centayos.
Caadernillos de estas clases de papel con
6 pllegos centavos.
Papel en- resmillas de 200 hojas 9 cts.
Plumero3 americans a15, 20, 80, 40 so
centavos uno.
Plumeros franceses con plumas hnas en-
colores 10 15, 90 = 25 centav )s>uao.
Perchas arbol de s pesos 4.
Perchas b juco de Vieaa ganchos d.
$50.
Idem fdem de ganch IS de 250 125.
Papel de inodoro cts resma.
Pdn0s de hilos celuloide ID cts.
Palillos para dientes, paquetes feaome.
males cts.
Tdan, r,arf1mados n ens
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-06-16
PERFUMERlA FRAN CEsA

Polvo ssduisanta centavos.
Ifem id en- pa3uetes cent2voS.
Idem LILA" surtido en- perfumes II cts
Idem Java legitimo a Is cts
Idem Veloutine de Lis 80 cts.
Iiem Veulotne de Coudray 80 cts.
!em de Aath3A so cts.
Aceite de Anthea Oriza legitimo a As
| centavos
Esencias francesas de Deletrees de $3.50
| ell pote al 1.25.
Idem Id i'd de de 50 ST
Idem id Id de ST.. so rs cts.
Idem Lilas bancas de 81 SO a 60 cts.
Idem Deletrees surtidaS en- perfumes.
Peau de Espagne, Heliotropo, Jazmiu
Opoponax 20. rs y 40 centagCs.
Crema de jab6n para la barba a2o cts.
Jabones franceses de Deletrees de so cts
20 cts.
Id i'd de Rigaud Is cts>
Pasta dentrifca en- est Iche de metal 25
centAvls.
Cosm6ticos franoasss a 10. Is y 20 cts.
Colossal surtido de frasqultos de esencia
| a 5 centRTas.
4 spa titos con esencia a centavos
Relojes con leotina esencia 8 cts.
B0telIftas con espejos y llenas de esencia
8 centayos.
Copitas con IN frasco de esencia a cts.
Canastit0s con an frasquito de esencia a
s centAyos.
Jaboaes Hotel pastillas por cts.
Tdrco legLimo 3 cts.
LENA de huey0 cts.
Violeta EN- papelados cts.
Eureka pasta grande cts.
C4iitas con 3 Jabones 10 y Is cts.
Reberberos Victoria a 81 90
Reberberos de porcelana IS cts.
Re'ojes para pared sobremesa con des'
pertador 50
Relojes de niksl para bo'sillo GANGA a
80 centavCs.
Reloies de aeero cxidado, patente 50 so
Idem para mesas de noche sI.OO, %
Y 2 90 pesos uno.
Idem despertadores elegantisimos de
garantiz3da marcia, d0S1e 75 cent? en-
adelante.
Idem con estIehe de piel para viaje s1
1dem con socalo de Peuche 81 so
Soperas hero esmatado 40, so so cts
Spores de porcelana 90 cts.
Sartsnes hierro esnaltado 8. 10, l5 y 1S
centav,s.
Sartenes para huevos so cts
Idem para huevos 45 centavos.
Saleros de cristal ceatavos
Sombreros de psja para hombres nifos
| a 20 centavos.
Idem de pafI0 negro para hombres de 10
a 40 35 centavos.
Idem de paf1o en- color de dollar 49 cts
Sombreritos calaf1es de paf1o para nifIos a
Is centavos.
lem i'd clase mas fna de 81 45 cts.
S)porta cubiertos de cristal q 5 cts.
Sobres fnos para cartas 20 cts. Ell 100.
Sobres para tar rjetas en- b!ancos de luto
2 cts Ell 100.
S)bres azules para cartas a cts ell 100
Snfonfas de boca de muy bue1a calidad
20 cts.
TlrabuZones cts.
Tiieras de aceros 10, IL, Is, 20 y 25 cen.
| tavOs una.
Idem de acero de canon 80, 40, so 60
/ centavos una.
| Telefonos para haciendas cssas parti"
culares ocho pssos par.
Timcres electricos con pila, alambre
pera So 80.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-06-16
QUE e MEJOR
en- EL SOL D.

Abluioos iaponeses 2, 8, y cts.
Id clases m Is fiuas de 20, 25
40 SO, Is 20 cts.
AIfonbras para frentes de camas soy
Is cts.
Alfombras doble mas grandes s1.25,
$50 200.
Id hermosisimas para salas So.
Albums para retratos con cubiertas de
celuloide peluche de $5 uno &I.75.
Azucareras de hero esmaltado egan
ga1 25 80 y 40 cts.
Azucareras de porcelsna fna so y 40
cts.
Aceituneras de porcelana fna 10 cts.
AlGleres negros en- cajitas 4 cts.
Alfleres negros en- corazones cts.
Alfleres blancos en- pirimides a cts
Alflores para encajes, en- cajas de me
dia libra & 25 cs.
Alfleres y agujas surtidos en- sobres
cts.
Alfleres de double para corbatas a cts.
Alfleres iDperdibles a y cts docena
Afladores de lapiz a cts uno.
Alarga TALES de gran novedad II cts.
Anillos sCristoffo para servilletas de
81 pieza q 80 40 cts.
Azafates plateados 4, 5, 8, 10 II y Is
cts.
Aflado-es de cuchillo de mesa a % cts.
Bates elegante estuchs conteniendo en-
sores para los nifios de escuela cts.
BotOnes enchapados de orc, para ell
cuello 5, y 10 cts.
Botones de hueso marfl para cuellos
2 lor cts.
Botones de nacar para cuellos cts.
uuo.
Botones dorados para pufios de cami-
sa a cts par.
Bot nes dorados enohapados de orc
Is cts par.
Botones de luto con pie en- hapado de
orc a Is cts. par.
Botones de nacar para chaqueton 8 Is
cts. docena.
Botones de nScar para chaleco a 15 cts.
Botones de nacar para chaquet6n
ahujeros, 20 cts. docena.
Id para chaleco II cts, docena
Botones de nacar para tra,es de ninos
y senoras @, y 10 cts. docena
Botoncitos de nacar pequefos 2 cts.
docena
Botones de loza imitaci6n n&oar a
cts docens.
Botones de pasta para chaquet6n y
chaleco a cts doc5 ma.
ballenas forradas cts. docena.
Id sin forrar cts.
Brooches IN tira, blancos negros a
cts. yara
Bolsas de piel para senoras egangas
40 80 cts.
Botellas de tinta negra l litro 40 cts.
" /" :" /" 90 cts.
8 g Is cts.
] 10 cts.
Botellitas de tinta negra J, violeta y
cts
Bahitos de hierro esmaltado para lavar
oopas y utensilios de cocina desde 80 cts.
$3.50 uno,
BoteIlas de CRYSTAL tall .das de 81 a 80
cts
Bandejas ovaladas y redon las platea-
das y 5 cti.
Bandejas muy grandes a 10, IL y Is
cts.
Bastones callados en- diGtintas formas
80, 40 y so cts.
de S5 cts.
Camas elegantisimas de una plaza, con
Iuenos co!chones a 81 so, y 10 una
Camas irglesas de una plaza, con pi
!ares para mosqulteros un colchon supe
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The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1902-04-25
FREMONT.

Success to The Commercial and
it's many readers.
Everything is lovely and the
goose hangs high.
Several from Fremont attended
church at Antioch Sunday,
Rev. Holder filled his appoint
ment at this place Sunday night.
Quite a crowd from here attended
the w. D. Jones sale in No. II Sat
urday.
Mrs Austin Maupin visited her
daughter, Mrs. Charlie, here Sum
day.
Miss Daisy Cloar spent the day
with Mrs. F. B. Caldwell last FRI
day.
News is scarce on account OF the
people being so busy with their
crops.
Charlie Pearson and family, OF
No. 10, visited friends near here
Sunday.
The horrid mosquitoes, don't
they bite! They are no respector OF
persons.
Mrs. Ella Caldwell and children
of Samburg. visited IN Fremon
this week.
Miss Della Caldwell, of Unior
City, visited relatives here Satur
day and Sunday.
Mr.. George Goomes, 'of Blue
Point, Lake county, visited at the
home of Jim Goomes Saturday anc
Sunday.
Miss Corda Green has returne
to her home near Jordan aftel
spending eeveral weeks here will
relatives.
Mrs. Maybelle Nichols and chill
dren, of Polk Station, visited he1
mother, Mrs. Gracye Caldwell, sew
eral days last week.
What has become of Uncle Bill
dad" Russ II. Kuss" and "Stray
J. Bird? We miss their letters 81
much; we hope they havn't forsak
en- us, and will write again soon.
VIOLET.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1902-04-25
WOODLAND MILLS.

Ben Bramham was here Tuesday.
Harry Threlkeld left Sunday for
The Glee Club met at Mrs. Burns
home Sunday.
Mrs. ]. NJ. Honeycutt is on the
sick list this week.
Mrs. w. D. Jones went to the
city shopping Friday.
DR.. c. C. Marshall, of Hornbeak,
was in the burg last week.
Mr.. Green Cloar, OF Clayton, at
tended church here Sunday.
Rev. Moore and son, of Hickman,
passed through here Monday
Rev. G. H. Stigler filled his regu-
lar appointment here Sunday.
Misses Matte Hefey and Edith
Briggs visited friends here Sunday,
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. L. Glover, OF
CLAYTON, visited friends near here
Sunday.
Miss Dora Marshall of Clayton,
is visiting her sister, Mrs. Matte
Caldwell.
Miss Woodie Marshall, who is
attending school in Martin, was
here Sunday.
Quite a number of our citizens
left Saturday for the soldiers reun
ion at Dallas.
We hope soon to have our church
reseated, as they are hotly debat
ing the question.
Messrs. Charlie and Harry Rob
erts, of Union City, attended churcl
here Sunday night.
Misses Virgie and Helen Thomp
son, of near here, entered Unio1
City Public School Monday.
Quite a number of Mapl,
Groves boys and girls attended
church services here Sunday.
]. H. Sanders, our druggist, viii
make quite an addition to his stor'
at at early date, by putting in
soda fountain.
ANON.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1902-04-25
MOUNT ARAFAT.

Miss Lizzie Emerson visited her
sister near Troy part of the sSweek.
Misses Lizzie Emerson and Lot
tie Jones went to Troy shopping
Monday.
Rev. Chas. Reedy filled his regu
lar appointment at Fremont Sun
day evening.
Miss Nina Reedy and John Las
ley attended Sunday school at Beth
Ell Sunday afternoon.
Mr.. Bruce Caskey and wife were
the guests of Mrs. Baker. of VOL
VERNE, one day last week.
Mr.. w. J. Johnson and family, OF
New Hope, visited G. W. Wells
family a part of this week.
Miss Florence Calls, of Pleasant
Hill, accompanied by Mr.. Ira Shore,
visited the Misses Burnett Sunday.
Rev. Zarricor spent part of the
past week in Number Ten. Num-
Der Ten is becoming more popular
ever week.
Miss Mary Kersey and sister, OF
May6eld are visiting their grand
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
Kersey, this week.
The regular meeting of the Ara
rat choir was with Mrs. Walker
Emerson Saturday night. Ararat
has one of the best choirs in the
country.
Col. ]. M. Brice and wife, of The
News Banner, visited our nelghbor'
hood one day this week. Mr.. Brice
is a hustler for news, and don't you
forget it.
Who said Ararat didn't have {
ball team? She has always hac
one, and if any other team wishes
game any time soon, why Just-bu
that is sufficient.
Mr.. Dan Carmack and Miss Mag
gle McCracken, of Troy, were
among our visitors this week. Al
so Mr.. Hubert Brewer, of Clayton
and the Misses Glasgow, of Beech
Miss Cora Tate has accepted (
position with Morgan and Hardy
Bros, of Union City. We are sor
ry to lose Miss Cora, but are GLAD
to know she has secured SO good q
position.