The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1902-12-26
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Messrs, Ehos. Clltt, OF Nashville,
and Don Thomasson, Of Dresden,
are here spending Christmas with
their relative, Mr.. Ed Fulton.
Capt. H. c. Alexander is iii Nash
vile this week, mixing with che lpo-
litical skirmishes preceding the
opening of the General Assembly.
The Training School closed this
week and DR.. Brown and nie6es,
Misses Smith, are enjoying the
holidays with relatives near Obion.
Mr.. J. C. McClard has rented his
place in No. /, near Shady Grove,
and moved to Jordan and says, '.Send
my county paper on to my new
home"
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Prieto, of Dy-
ersburg, are in the city this Christ
mas with Mr.. and Mrs. Adam
Semones and other relatives and
friends.
Rev. and Mrs. Melbourne Mooney,
of Huntingdon, arrived Tuesday to
spend the Christmas holidays with
their old friends, DR.. and Mrs. w.
w. Hall.
Mrs. J. e Ramseyer, from Bluff
ton, Ohio, is at home to spend
Christmas with Mr.. and Mrs. R.
Garth on Ury street, and kinsfolk
and friends.
]. c. Greenway and Miss Sallie
MCGEE, from Gibson Wells, were
married in the city early Wednes-
day morning by r. Polk, Esq, at
his drug store.
Next Sunday will be the last SER
mon of E. E. Hendrick as pastor of
the c. P. Church. Mr.. Hendrick
will give his time to revival work
after January /.
Miss Skefington, Miss Meadows
and Miss Sinclair passed through
the city Sunday returning from the
Nashville schools to visit home at
Dyersburg Christmas.
Jas. M. Ridgeway and Miss Bessie
B. Sutherland, popular young peo-
pie OF the Seventh District, were
united in marriage last Sunday at
home by Rev. Allen Moore.
The many friends of Ed Imam in
this city are glad to know that he
has been promoted and is now run
ming passenger train on this di
vision of the Mobile & Ohio.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. T. Perkins, of
Martin, were visitors IN the city
Monday. Mrs. Perkins was pres
emit at the surprise party at the Bap-
fist parsonage Tuesday night.
VIM. Alexander leaves this week
with his brother, James, the shoe
salesman, for Rochester, N. Y, to
engage in business. Will has lots
of friends who wish him success.
Sitting in their buggy in front of
the G. P. parsonage Sunday morn
ing at $50 o'clock, Rev. E. E. Hen
drick united the lives of w. H.
Roberts, of Crystal, and Miss
jennie Brown, of this city.
Mr.. Eicher, the soloist, who &C
companies Rev. Ramseyer in his
evangelical work, came in Tuesday
with Mrs. Ramseyer, who comes to
spend the holidays with homefolks.
They are just from a meeting IN
central Missouri.
The Baptist parsonage Tuesday
night was stormed by members of
the congregation, who came with
useful and valuable articles as pres
ents for the pastor and his wife.
Quite number were on hand, and,
indeed, it was very pleasant oc-
casion.
The vicinities Of Shady Grove,
east of the city, and Nash School
house, north, will celebrate Christ
mas Eve with Christmas trees at
the churches. Mr.. Will Walters
says he has made arrangements
with Santa Claus to be on hand at
Shady Grove.
Forty-fve pounds of butter from
the milk of five cows was the record
made last week by Will Walters,
an enterprising farmer who resides
a short distance from Union City.
Mr.. Walters has regular customers
for his butter. for which he receives
IS cents a pound, and from four
cows he has this year sold 1888. 20
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