The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1902-08-01

has been changed from 3 to 2.5t
o'clock. Subject next Sunday
The Indwelling Presence.
Rev. S. w. Kendrick has reached
the city and will deliver the hrs
sermon of his passionate of the Bap
fist Church next Sunday morning
at the regular hour. Everybody
invited.
DR.. S. E. Chandler of Minnick
spent several days here last week
to see his little granddaughter
Lorraine Spradlin, who was very
sick. The little girl has recovered
and DR.. Chandler returned home
Sunday.
A brakeman named Harris on the
M. & @. railroad was killed two
miles south of Humboldt last Satur-
day. He was standing on furni-
ture car and the top of his head
was torn off going through an iron
bridge two miles south of Hum
bo1dt. The leather signal fifty feet
away brushed his head, but he did
not have time to save himself,
Mrs. Mary Crittendon, who is
visiting her brother, Rev. G. A.
Warterfeld, at Hickman, spent a
few hours in the city Monday.
Mrs. Crittendon and family will
move back to Union City in few
weeks and reside at the Warterfeld
country place north of the city, now
occupied by one of the proprietors
of The Commercial who will move
to town.
Mr.. and Mrs. will Walters, ac-
companied by Mrs. Carter, as chap
erones, went to Reelfoot Lake last
Monday with the following young
people: Misses Una Hill, Nettie
Duval, Essie Caruthers, Eunice
Mitchell, Daudie Pardue, Mayme
Harpole, Ada Mitchell, little Ruth
and Vera Walters; Harry McMurry,
Ben Bransford, Robt. Reaves, A. E.
Reaves, Wayne Mansfield and Yer
ma White.
Miss Mignon Murphy entertained
at her home west of the city last
evening in honor of her pretty and
charming visitors, Miss Ruth Ligon,
of Union City, and Miss Heath, of
Virginia. The reception was de-
lightful affair and was attended by
one of the largest crowds that has
ever attended a private entertain
ment here, about forty couples be-
ing present. Delicious refresh
ments were served. The hours
we're from eight to twelve Fulton
Leader.
J. G. Cisco, assistant industrial
and immigration agent of the L. &
N. railway, located at Nashville,
stopped over to see us Tuesday on
a trip to his old home i'll Jackson.
Mr.. Cisco number of years since
was editor and proprietor of The
Forked Deer Blade, a leading Jack
son newspaper, and owner of big
Job printing plant. He is the gen
tleman who secured the evidence
and personally engineered the plans
which led to the exposure of the
notorious villain, Howard, preacher,
lawyer, railroad protector, etc, and
his subsequent confinement in
prison.
Next Sunday will be inaugurated
the opening of the revival services
to he held by Rev, E. E. Hendrick
at the c. P. Church. Oscar Seagle,
the popular singer, has consented
to be present for couple of days,
to be succeeded by another popular
song leader during the remainder
of the services. 1t was first in
tended building temporary taber-
nacle tor the services on the church
lot, but at recent meeting it was
thought unwise on account of the
wind and dust. Electric fans will
be supplied for the church and the
comfort of the congregations. The
Christians are urged to unite in
the work, and everybody invited to
attend the services.
Messrs. John Davis and Gene Ia
tom returned last week from their
trip over the Oklahoma country.
Several points were visited but
most attractive to these gentleman
were the advantages offered to
them in Shawnee, city of about
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