The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1902-07-25
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n Mr.. and Mrs. D. l. Verhine, c
the ]. p Verhine dry goods house
are spending their holidays at Daw
son Springs.
8 Mrs. ]. M. Kinnard and daugh
ter, Miss Bessie, will leave Sunda
for Paragould, Ark, to visit Mr.
Kinnard's mother.
Mr. ]. B. Turner, after few
days visit to his son, Mr.. Jim Tur
ner left for his home in Backus
burg, KY, Wednesday.
Mr.. Gus White and family, Mr.
Carter and family, Mr.. Arch White
and Mrs. Fonzo White are al
Combs Springs this week.
Mrs. Skipwlth, of Nashville, and
Mrs. Frisco, of Mayfeld, are visit
ing Mrs. Sallie Stone, in Pleasant
Valley neighborhood, this week.
Mr.. H. L. Foster and family
moved to Jackson last Tuesday.
They have resided for some time
with Miss Fannie Foster in the
city.
Mrs. Thornton, of Rutherford,
and Misses Pauline and Cordie An
derson, of Henderson, we're guests
of Or. and Mrs. H. N. Sheriff. this
week.
Jesse c. Fuqua and Miss Maud
Terrell, a popular young couple of
Terrell, were married in Union City
last Monday evening by Rev. J. r.
Oliver.
The following officers, K. & p,
were installed last Tuesday night:
W. G. Clagett, c. c.; Sam Carter,
V. c.; Ike Fish, M. W.; George
Dahnke, M. of F.; T. L. Lancaster,
K. of r.
The families of Judge Swiggart,
Geo. S. Hardy, B. F. Beckham, c.
P. Hardy, t. F. Stubs, Mrs. c.
w. Miles and others spent the day
at Obion River bottom yesterday
picnicing.
Miss Anderson, of Henderson,
spent few days here, the guest of
DR.. and Mrs, H. N. Sheriff. Miss
Anderson is engaged in the work
of TRANSFERRING the names of tax
payers for profitable investment.
Miss Matte Fowlkes, who has
been the guest of Miss Nette White
in the city for several weeks, left
for Virginia this week to fill a po-
sition as teacher of elocution. She
was heretofore located at Searcy,
Ark.
w. L. White went out to slaugh-
ter a COW tor his meat market
The bovine resented
the attack and closed in for a fight.
The COW was dispatched, OF course,
out IN the miXup Mr.. Whites hands
we're considerably bruised.
While visiting in Memphis last
spring, Prof. E. c. Ownby heard
Hhos. ] Pencil in several selec-
ions and pronounced them thor
'ughly artistic and sympathetic.
Mr.. Pencil will assist at Max
concert at the First
Church tonight.
Money has been subscribed and
are to be made to be- =
rim Improvements on the High
School building at once. The build
ng, which is very much out of re-
oair, will be remodeled in good !
shape. The school opens the first
If September and everything will {
'e in perfect readiness for the oc-
aston.
The Executive Committee for the
Floterial district, composed of the
of Obion, Lake and Dyer, =
net on the Goth inst. and called a
Democratic primary election to be
leld at the regular voting places !
N the first Thursday in August. ,
The election is held in accordance
With the law governing primary
lections.
The barbecue and bran dance in i
Z. 7. Roberts grove Wednesday {
nd evening dance were largely at t
ended. 1t was a fine crowd, an t
xcellent barbecue, and delightful /
ccasion. A big speech was made c
n the afternoon by Candidate Cor v
on, who impressed the crowd that c
e was quite an orator. He gave T
n account Of his Ctewardc11io ~