The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1902-08-29

Mrs. William Lovelace is visiting
relatives at Kenton.
Miss Montgomery, of Alabama,
is visiting Miss Izue Joyner.
Mrs. N. A. Jackson, Of Crystal,
was in the city yesterday shopping.
Boaz Mcclure left Wednesday
very sick for his old home IN Tren-
ton.
Miss Phebe Catron is visiting
friends and relatives at Paragould,
Ark.
Attorney Morris Miles went to
Pierce Tuesday on professional
business.
Col. Frank NJ Holbrook is able
to be up again, after a severe illness
of several weeks.
Contractor McVeaty is at Crock
EFT this week erecting a large barn
on Dahnke brothers plantation.
Mr.. w. j. Davis, of Dickson,
Tenn, and Miss Fannie Stephen
son were married at the home of
the bride in Fulton Tuesday by Ell
der Boaz.
The pastor having returned home
there will be services at the Pres
byterian Church next Sabbath,
both morning and night The pub
lie cordially invited.
Miss Mary Lawson left Wednes-
day evening for Shelbyvllle, KY,
to teach in the Baptist school for
girls. She will have charge of the
art and elocution department.
Mrs. E. e. Hendrick entertained
the official boards of the c. p.
Church last Saturday night at sup
per. Ice cream, sherbet and other
seasonable delicacies were served
and it was very enjoyable affair.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. Donaldson, of
Tiptonv1lle, have the pleasure of
entertaining a beautiful young
daughter, whose arrival was regis
tered here last week. Mrs. Donal1-
son is with her father, Mr.. Jas.
Ownby, at the family residence.
One of Mrs. Mamie Carriers lit
tie boys, riding his bicycle, acct
dentally ran against DR., McRee's
horse, which was driven along First
street Monday, and was thrown
over violently, the side of his head
being considerably bruised against
the ground. The young man was
taken to DR.. Hibbitts' at the drug
store and his wounds dressed. He
mounted his wheel and rode away,
not very much perturbed over the
fall.
Mrs. Frank ]. Bartoldus moved
to Jackson yesterday. The family
will join Mr.. Bartoldus in his new
home at that place, where he is en-
ployed with one Of the large furni-
ture factories. He was for some
time foreman at the Mayors chair
factories here, most excellent gen
tleman and a fine workman. Mr.
and Mrs. Bartoldus and the family
have many friends in Union City
who regret losing these good neigh
bors and citizens. we sincerely
wish them good health and fortune
in Jackson,
In the notice on the last page Of
this paper IN reference to DR.. c. w
Miles retirement from the Hawley-
Murphy Trunk Company as an off.
Ger and stockholder we speak of his
returning to Union City. A private
letter Wednesday from the Doctor
says that he has decided to remain
in St. Louis, having recently been
elected vice president of the Pullepa
Richardson Chemical Company, u
which he has been a stakeholder
for some time. He will give his
attention TO that business, acting
as credit man of the concern. Mrs.
Miles will leave next week to Join
the Doctor in a new location in the
city to be selected by them. 60
Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. Askins and
family had the pleasure of enter
tanning at their very hospital home
in Number Seven last Tuesday
Mrs. VIM. Askins and Robt. Bell,
this city, accompanied by Misses
Ivy and Mary Davis, from Memphis,
Mrs. Nan Moffat and Greer and
Walter Moffat, Mrs. T. D. Latimer,
Miss Annie Latimer and Moffat
Latimer, Mrs. o. H. Clemmons and
three children, Mr.. and Mrs. Rob
ert Hamilton, Mr.. and Mrs. VIM.
Hamilton and sons, Will and John,