The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1902-09-19

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Mrs. M. V. Kendrick, of Nash
vile, mother of Rev. S. W., Ken
drick, recently spent a few days in
the city with Rev. and Mrs. S. W.
Kendrick.
JIG. Hall and Mrs. L. M. Mont
gomery, of Cayce, KY, were mar
ried in their buggy Wednesday
evening near the courthouse by
Esq. Sacra.
Attorney A. J. Harpole returned
Wednesday morning from Lebanon
whittier he went with his son,
Wh1tesell, to secure comfortable
quarters and an entrance for him
in the Castle Heights School.
J. E. Williams, an intelligent,
affable gentleman, good farmer
and friend of this paper from the
vicinity south of Hickman in Num-
Der Three, was pleasant caller
here Wednesday. He says the
neighbors are all we'll pleased with
the yield of corn and the weather
conditions for fall planting.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. L. Eminisor, of
Trenton. who resided in this city
for a number of years, lost little
babe, whose death occurred last
Thursday. The remains were ship
ped to Union City Friday and in
tered at the family cemetery near
Jordan. The parents have the
sympathy of many friends here.
Regular services at the Baptist
Church Sunday morning at ii am.
Continuation of the series OF ser
mons What Baptists Believe. "
Large congregations are hearing
these sermons. At 100 pm. the
'Prodigal Son." Prayermeeting
Wednesday night. Young peoples
meeting Sunday at 230 pm. La
dies meeting pm, Monday at the
church. Sunbeams meet Tuesday
afternoons.
1t is an unusual sight to see a
man scattering money in the street,
but that is just what will be seen
when the "Millionaire Tramp
comes to town next Wednesday,
the Oath. He will drive through
the streets in drag and with one
hand thlus in the bosom of sad
ly frayed coat, will scatter with
the other money to the boys and
girls along the way. This fellow
is of the genus hobo and no doubt
will attract large crowd. .
At the home of Mrs. w. D. Will
liams last Friday evening the Sans
Souci Club was highly entertained
by the two charming young ladies.
Misses Ottie Mae Williams and
Hattie B. French. The features of
the evening we're games and music.
Those present besides the hostesses
were Misses Louise Jenkins, Dick
son Sanding, Pauline Cathey, Jen-
ME Lee Moore, Stella Miles, Lulu
Turner, Nora Gardner, Annie Gill
christ, Bessie Morgan and Wilma
Beck. DR.. Paul Joyner, DR.. Hen
bricks, Messrs. Paine Bransford,
Odom, Dezonia, Barry Turner,
Dietzel. Bradshaw, Elan and Moss.
Miss Williams served frappe in the
hall during the evening. Ices were
served at late hour.
T. B. Reeves, of the vicinity
southwest of Rives, one of the
thrifty and up-to-date county agri-
week and left some samples of corn.
1t is species produced from the
seed of the Gould and st. Charles
varieties. The ears are about a
foot in length, large, full and
sound. Some of the stalks grew
with two well-developed ears each,
of fine healthy corn, little less
than the single ears in size. Mr..
Reeves farms on methodical and
scientific principles. He plants his
corn three and a half feet apart
with check-row machine and cul
tivates it thoroughly. Says he also
made 20 and Is bushels of wheat tc
the acre on land which produced l:
bushels three years ago. His corr
crop averages three times as much
as it did few years ago. There