The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1902-05-30

Mrs, Joe Wing, the Chinanian'
bride, is in st. Louis at the bedside
of her mother who is very sick.
Mrs. w. It. Davis and little girl
Lora, Of Dyersburg. arrived
Wednesday on visit to relatives.
Russell Garth, principal of the
lower grammar school, is i'll this
week. Miss VOORHEES, is teaching
his classes.
Mrs. r. A. Pierce has been sut-
fering several days from wound
ON one of her feet, having been Bit
ten by spider.
Cashier Harris Parks, of the
First National, and Attorney j. A.
Whipple were in Fulton few hours
Monday evening.
Mr.. f. N. Miller, of Manchester,
Tenn, has formed partnership
with Mr. John c. Davis in the in
surance business.
Mr.. Jake Buchanan, a prominent
contractor of Obion is, we learn,
very sick with smallpox and is not
expected to recover.
Mrs. J. B. Woosley has returned
home after spending several months
with her daughter, Mrs. F. A. Ray
mer, at Effingham, III.
Mrs. George Watson, accompan-
led by her daughter, Miss Jennie,
is in the city visiting her daughter,
Mrs. Harry T. Robinson.
Mrs. w. e. Ryan and Mrs. Frank
Collins, of Springfield, Tenn, are
in the city spending a few days
with their brother, A. H. Latimer.
Lost, on the night of Prof. Own
by's concert, a brooch pin. Finder
will please return to Miss Wootson
Davis at Drs. Turner & Boswell's
office.
Mrs. W. H. Gardner delightfully."-
entertained in the parlOrs of the
West Tennessee Club last Tuesday
evening in honor of her guests and
friends.
The W. c. T. U. meeting next
Tuesday afternoon will be held at I
he residence of Mrs f. w. Moore, /
instead of with Mrs. Lewis Lockert t
Is advertised. t
Col. George G Bell, Sr., the popu- q
ar cashier OF the Bank of DeOueen,
)eQueen, Ark, will arrive Monday c
md spend few days with home I
olks and friends.
Mrs. James H. Jackson, of De-
queen, Ark, will arrive Tuesday t
ext and spend few weeks visiting |
er mother, Mrs. Cavitt, at Hick- t
IAN, and friends in this city. S
Mr.. I. A. Ong has accepted the S
osition of head miller with the p
Ioore Milling Co. The plant has |,
cen thoroughly cleaned and the =
ill is now in perfect working or g
er.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. T. Allen, OF G
ittlelot, near Centreville, came q
own Tuesday and spent few days a
18th the family of their son, ]. H. Z
lien, They returned to their lc
ONE yesterday. &c
Miss Ida Sanders left yesterday "
n Knoxville, where she will visit -
er sister, Miss Vera, who is at u
nding school. She will remain
Id accompany her sister home at or
lie close of school about June 18. iu
DR.. w. L. Hendricks left yester- Id
" for Franklin, KY, his old home, dl
spend a few days with relatives WI
i'd friends. He will also attend W
e Association of Osteopaths at I'll
ashville Monday and return here WI
1esday morning. HI
Mrs. Tanner Hendricks, of Nash
lie, arrived Monday and will
end few weeks here with rela-
'es and old friends. This week
e is the guest of her sister, Mrs. d.,
las. ]. Watson, at her beautiful
burban home, Alliquippa. 49,
Prof. Carl Won Strasberg passed nil
rough Union City Saturday, en-
ute to New York, and was the
est Of Prof e. G. Ownby. Prof.
had been to Chicago and
Ter points giving recitals and
s a former teacher of Prot. Own l.,
s. '