The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1902-03-14
Local and Personal

Troy, was here Saturday.
Mrs. Andrew L. Hurt returned
Friday from a visit to Kenton.
Hon. John E. Wells is in Upton
Vile this week attending Circuit
Court.
Mr.. VIM. M. Hubbard, of Column
bus, Ky, was business visitor here
Monday.
Mrs. Nan Moffat, of Rives, left
this week for a visit to her daughter
in Columbus, Miss.
Mr.. M. r. Porter was here last
week from Louisville among his old
friends and patrons.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. S. Hardy re-
turned Sunday from a few days
among st. Louis friends.
Mr.. D. o. Peeler, of the firm of
Pardue & Peeler, returned this
week from a visit to Milan.
Miss Olivia Carpenter has return
ed from Clinton, where she was the
guest OF Miss Lucille Andrews.
Mr.. Jno. r. Odom entertained his
Sunday-school class of young men
at his home last Monday evening
Prof. Ed Ownby was in Memphis
for the Josef Holman piano and
Royal Italian Band recitals last
week.
II. r. Smoot, of Union City, was
here Thursday IN the interest of
the Golden Cross.-Milan Elk
change.
Miss May Sullivan, from New
York City, is here for the spring
season as trimmer in ]. P. Verh1ne's
millinery department.
Miss Sadie Spradlin is here from
st. Louis as special trimmer in the
millinery department of the house
of Coble & Claggett Co.
John Caldwell, of Woodland, lett
this week, going to Prescott, Ark.
Mr.. Caldwell is prospecting for
location in that country.
Mr.. Clarence Hayden was home
this week from Mexico, where he
has been employed among the from
tier transportation lines.
DIR. e. H. White came over from
Rives Monday to see his mother,
Mrs. E. White, on Harrison street,
who has been very sick for some
time.
Mr.. John Reno and Miss Ella
Harp, a runaway couple from Wick
life, KY, were married by Esq.
Sacra at the courthouse last Mon
day afternoon. q
Mrs. Dave Verhine has returned
from Chicago and st. Louis, with $
the latest methods and styles in
neadgear for the spring season at
]. P. Verhine's. !
Misses Adrian Brevard, Mamie {
8revard and Katie Lou DeBow, of !
The vicinity west of the city, were !:
he guests of Miss Dorothy Robin !
son in town last week. .
Miss billiard, a deft manipulation
If ribbons, feathers and plumes,
las arrived from Chicago to intro !.
luce spring bonnet styles at Nor |
gan & Hardy Bros, millinery par I
ors.
Mr.. ]. H. Mcdowell left last week I
or Dallas to reserve quarters for !;
he old soldiers for the coming re-
1nion. He will be one of the first
IN the ground and will find the best !
n the city.
Mr.. w. E. Wise left Friday last
or Prescott, Ark, on prospect
ng trip. If Mr. Wise is pleased !
With the town and country he will {
likely move his family there in the I
lear future.
Editor Hardy Davidson and :
laughter, Miss Davidson, who :
spent the week in Nashville, select
ng new goods for the store at Ell
bridge, passed through the city Sat
lrday returning home.
The Union City Hardware Com |
oany's new warehouse, to the rear f
If the postofice building will be :
within few days. It
will be 50x125 feet floor space, a t
arge roomy substantial building.
A colored man driving the Union I
lily Coal & Ice Company's wagon l
donday on Main street let his team t
I'm away. The team was the Z
rivers own property, and was not
Iurt, but the wagon was broken in a
eVeral places.
The contribution of our very n
lever Pleasant Hill correspondent, I
orry to say, came too late for pub o
cation last week. Among a num- T.
er of personal items we want to s
eproduce the news that Prof. Ned =
is to take charge of Il
chool in Lake county. Mr.. Cum u
lings is to be congratulated. 81
Union City's coterie of the best s.
~ goods merchants in the South, =,
Iessrs. R. T. Curtin, Algie Sher- s.
II, ]. P. Verhine and Lewis Lock -
art are home from the markets. =.
hen the stocks of handsome dress "
oods, suitings, novelties, ETC., Sc ~ .,
cted by these connoisseurs and e.
'pular shop-keepers arrive there 20 20
Ill be an attraction for the usual ~
rye crowds coming to Union City -
r new goods.