The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1902-06-20
TOWN TALK.

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day.
Walter Woosley was in Paduca
Sunday.
Prof, Wise, of Rives, was u
Saturday.
Mrs. Harry Edwards is hom
from Memphis.
Harmony is heavens law-dis
cord is devilish.
Judge Freed and son, OF Trenton
pent Sunday here.
Morris Miles visited in Fultor
the first Of the week.
DIR Schluter Hughes, of Troy
Sundayed in the city.
Howell Bransford visited Fulton
friends Friday evening.
High mass was postponed indef-
nitely by Father Hayes.
Miss Nettie Duvall left for Mem
phis Thursday afternoon.
Mrs. Clara Edwards has recov-
cred from her recent illness.
Mrs. Thomasson has returned to
her home in Lagrange, Mo.
], NJ. Ownby has returned from a
trip South on legal business.
DR.. w. NJ. Holloway and wife
were up from Rives Saturday.
Miss Maude Craddock visited
Miss Harper, of Rives, Sunday.
Mrs. D. Caldwell and family spent
Sunday with friends in Clayton.
Mrs 0. B. Spradlin is visiting
relatives at Minnick, in this county.
Mrs. Merrymau and sister, Miss
Annie, will 60 to Martin this week.
Mrs. Edwin White and children.
of Paducah, are with Mrs. Rhine
hart.
Mrs. Lexie Parks and family
went to Obon Sunday to visit rela-
t1ves.
Little Miss Ruth Moss spent last
week with her aunt, Miss Isham, in
the country.
Max Ownby has accepted a posi-
ton on the Frisco, running from
Charlottesville to st. Louis,
Mrs. ]. NJ. Morgan returned from
Glass Sunday. Mrs. Morgan re-
ports her sister much improved.
Miss Ella Starr. from near Hick-
man, was the guest of Miss Ora
Curtin on Church street last week.
DR.. w. 0. Parish, of Arkansas,
formerly of this city, was mingling
with old friends in the county this
week.
Mrs. Henry Philpott returned to !
Martin after pleasant visit with
Mrs. Florence Harris on Church
street.
Locke Alexander left Monday to
resume his duties as special clerk
in the house of Ely-Walker Dry
Goods Co.
Mrs, Reuben Boyd Green and
Love and Milton, of by
are the guests of Mrs. S.
A. Harrison.
Mr.. J. A. Harrison and family, of
Kenton, have moved to the city and
are occupying the residence north
of Mrs. Beck.
H. NJ. Golden was here from Dy-
er Monday. He thinks Mrs, Gold
en- will be we'll enough to return
home in few days.
Mr.. Whitesel1 and family have ,
returned from a visit with relatives
at Charleston, Mo. They go in
few days to Colorado
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Reynolds
left Sunday, going to Weaverville,
N. G., to JOIN Mrs. J. c. Reynolds {
in their summer cottage.
Sheriff John E. Finch, Enloe " {
Caldwell, Harry Edwards and Law |
yer Whipple went to Oblon river
and spent the night fish S
ing. |
Miss Cora Wingo left for home
Sunday. Much sincere regret was
felt by her pupils, as she was such
an excellent instructor and lQEely4 .
woman.
Miss Mary Lee Bransford, one of
Union City's prettiest and most 7
popular young ladies, is the guest
of her uncle, Mr.. G. H. Bransford
and family. - Mondays FELTON, :
Leader.
S. Lovelace has severed his con- !
nection with the Mllliken Monu-
ment Co., of Union City, and is now i
with the well known Fulton firm ]
DowRs & Wilson.--Monday's Full
ton Nader.
james Browder, son of Nelson !
BrdEtder col, of near Pierce, fell
from a horse he was riding to a
binder in his field Friday and the
blade cut his arm very badly near
the wrist, and two of his toes were
cutt off.
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