The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1902-09-26
NUMBER TEN.

Wi o. Jill JulldH spent Sunday IL
. Hickman with friends.
Rice Ross made a business tri1
to Newbern last week.
Mrs. S. c. HELEN was in the cit7
visiting friends this week.
Charlie Reedy and Marshall Kirl
spent few days last week in Cal
70, Ill.
Mr.. Brice Rome and wife, of San
ders' Chapel, visited relatives here
Sunday.
Prof. Powell Cloar and family, Of
Beech, visited relatives in New Ere
mont Sunday.
| Misses Enola Caldwell and Bes.
sic Campbell were in the city this
week shopping.
Misses Addie Cook and Hattie
Prosgrow spent pleasant Sunday
with relatives IN Clayton.
Mr.. Alva Caldwell and family, OF
Clayton, were the guests of friends
and relatives here Sunday.
Little Miss Ottie Glover spent
last Sunday with her friend, Miss
Hazel Anderson, near Old Fremont.
Mr.. Will Cook and wife visited
their daughter, Mrs. Adrian Nc
Daniel, of Kedron, one day last
week.
Mr.. Jim Smith and wife, of Tai
ley's Mill were the guests of Mrs.
Ruthie Caldwell, of Old Fremont,
recently.
Miss Alta Caldwell, OF Clayton,
is the guest OF her sister, Mrs.
Andy Moore, this week near Old
Fremont.
Esq. John G. Lee and wife, of
Hornbeak, are the guests of their
daughter, Mrs. Walter Kirkendall,
for a few days this week.
Several of the young society peo-
pie here have been attending the
series OF meetings that were con-
Quoted in the courthouse at Troy
several days last week.
Miss Sadie Anderson returned
home last Saturday after spending
a week in the city visiting friends,
the guests of Mrs. DR.. Jas. Rippy
and Mrs. Willis Mailing.
Mrs. Jim Priest and family, of
New Fremont, accompanied by
Mrs. Priests mother, Mrs. Cald-
we'll, of Union City, spent last Sun
day with Mrs. Charlie Pearson.
Mrs. Ed Johnson and little son,
of Union City, who have been
spending delightful visit of sew
eral weeks with Mrs. Johnson's
aunt, Mrs. Sudle Julian, returned
to her home in the city last week.
Mrs. Polk Hale, a most estima-
bic lady of Yorkville, Gibson Coun-
ty, after pleasant visit of several
weeks with her sisters, Mesdames
Bette John Caldwell and Mamie
Lasley, returned to her home last
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Terrell and
baby, OF near Fulton, who have
been visiting Mr.. Thea Terrell and
family here and Mr.. Jim Isbell and
family at Protemus, are now visit
ing Mrs. Ferrell's mother at Bard
we'll, Ky.
Whew! How big Henry Osborne
does look, and how loud he does
laugh. We believe we know why
Henry thinks he is the biggest man
in the county-it is just because
there is lovely little baby girl at
his home.
The protracted meeting began
asst Sunday at Mt. Ararat church.
The conductors are Revs. Joe Nc
4eskeY, Gardner and zarricar.
Surely with such noble and able
of the Holy Word much
rood will be accomplished.
Ben Norred, the we'll known sor-
Chum maker, has set up his mill t
his week, He will grind the first S
nolasses of the year tor Will Snow, I
where his mill is now stationed. If |
here is any one who knows how to c
make classes" Ben certainly does. r
Mr.. John Flowers and wife, of q
1ayti, Mo-, are expected to arrive
ere in few weeks to make their
uture home in this district at the J
ONE of Perch Brown, who will
Oard with them durinO their Ctav