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

Miss Eun1ce Jackson is very sick
with bilious fever this week.
Miss Rhine Joyner is spending a
few days in the city of st. Louis.
Miss Tinkle, of Rutherford, is
visiting Mrs. John Morrow in Union
City.
Mrs. T. H. Mills, of Glass, is
visiting the family of Mr.. ]. w. Nc
Corkle.
Miss Susie Alexander, of Gleason,
was guest of Miss Nell Joyner
this week.
Mrs. Lewis Lockhart and chill
dren returned last Monday from
visit in Trenton.
Misses Annie Montgomery and
Lula Jones returned this week from
visit to relatives in Middle Ten
nessee.
EN- E. Bell, of Nashville, in the
government revenue service, spent
a few days here this week on official
business.
Jas. Kinnard, Chief of Police, is
spending a few days in Arkansas,
and Jack Hubbs is head of the force
in his absence.
Miss Elizabeth Beck entertained
party of little friends at the resi-
dence of Mrs. Beck last Saturday
afternoon at o'clock tea.
Miss Grille Johnson, Mrs. Henry
Hassler and Mr.. and Mrs. Enloe
Caldwell returned yesterday from a
few days visit in st. Louis.
DR.. Brown, grandmother and lit
tie cousin returned home to Chous-
hata, La, after a visit with Mrs.
A. c. Brown and family this week.
Miss Mary Swiggart, the pretty
and charming daughter of Judge
w. H. Swiggart, of Union City, is
the guest of Miss Carr.-Fulton
Leader.
Misses Cathey entertained COM
pany OF friends at o'clock dinner
Wednesday, given complimentary
to Prof. Herbert Hutchinson, who
goes to Jackson this week.
DR.. F. NJ. Mckee returned from
Nashville yesterday where he has
been spending few days. He was
a guest at banquet given by the
University Club while in the city.
Jas. f. Jones, who was arrested
for assaulting his wife Tuesday,
was brought before Esquire Sacra
for trial yesterday morning, but
Mrs. Jones having decauped he
was released.
Our good friend, P. III. Owen,
now busy as teacher of a very inter.
esting school at Guelph, in Number
Nine, came around to see us last
Saturday. He is highly pleased
with his work there.
Mrs. johnson and family and
Miss Maggie, Misses Ora and Bet
tie Null and cousins, and Miss
Susie Carter, accompanied by
Messrs. Kinney, went to Sulphur
Springs picnicing Tuesday.
John r. Walker and family have
moved from Number Seven to one
of the First street residences near
the Presbyterian church. Mr.. and
Mrs. Walker will have very warm
welcome returning to their old home
here.
Miss Gertrude Taylor entertained
at the Taylor residence in Fulton
last night in honor of Miss Calvina
Taylor of this city. The party was
given in beautifully decorated
lawn and number of Union City
friends were present as guests.
Col. Jno. E. Wells and Chas.
Denham we're in W1ckliffe, KY,
Monday at a meeting of the officers
of the Wickliffe Oil and Mining
Company to arrange preliminaries
for the sinking of a new we'll. Mr..
Denham left for Memphis Wednes-
day to secure additional appliances
for transferring apparatus to new
location. It will take about two
weeks to move the derrick and
work on the new we'll will begin
Immediately.
The Union City Hardware and
Furniture Company people are evil
IDENTIFY accommodating. Last Tues
day Mr.. Charles Criss and Miss
Louise Kluch, desiring to become
husband and wife, made the fact