The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1902-10-03
TOWN TALK,

some tin work near Obion thl
week.
Miss Willie Driskill is in Bosct
bel College for young ladies i
Nashville.
Dorrel Harris and family returne
Saturday from a visit to relative
at Protemus.
A. Wilson, Esq, one of Obion'
enterprising merchants, was in til
city Saturday.
Hon. w. P. Caldwell is the CUES
of his brother, D. P. Caldwell, ant
family this week.
p. H. Owen, our good friend o
the Protemus country, came arount
TO see us Saturday.
w, A. Finney, the affable young
manager of the Crete Opera House
Paris, was here last Friday.
Will Green, of Paducah, was here
few days the first of the week
with relatives and old friends.
Rev. S. w. Kendrick was in Ken
1on this week attending the session
of the Beulah Baptist Association.
Miss Willie Curtin, OF Hickman,
has been enrolled as pupil of Mr..
,Ownby in his excellent music class.
Hon. Robt. w. Oglesby, OF Obion,
Obion County's Democratic nominee
for Representative, was here Satur-
day,
Claude Whitley, of Hickman,
Western Union operator and dis
patcher at Hickman, was here Sun
day.
The home OF Mr.. and Mrs. J. B.
Moss was blessed last Saturday
night by the birth of fine looking
girl.
Clay Faircloth, salesman tor
st. Louis house, came over Satur-
day to visit his mother and rela-
tives.
Mrs. John B. Wheeler and Mrs.
Annie Jones, of Troy, we're in the
city last Friday shopping and visit
ing friends.
Mr.. William Gibbs, of near Clay
ton, was in the city Saturday and
Sunday visiting his mother, Mrs.
W. B. Gibbs.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Dahnke are
the proud parents of a bran new
baby girl. The little miss arrived
last Saturday.
Rev. c. D. billiard has concluded
an excellent meeting at Ebenezer,
with eight professions and addi-
fions to the church.
Rev. ]. H. Wright, former pastor
Of the Baptist Church in Union
City, is holding series of meetings
IN Jackson this week.
DR.. NJ. Bell was IN Fulton Tues
lay. He Will leave in few days
or his ranch near the lake where t
re will remain some time. t
Edward A. Glover, Esq, of Num-
Ter, Ten, was in town Saturday.
3e reports several cases of typhoid
ever in the neighborhood.
Cary Curry, of Nashville, is here =
t the bedside of his brother, Robt. .
curry, this week. Friends all over
he city regret Mr.. Curry's illness.
Prof. O. L. Weaks, the efficient
nd popular young principal of the Y
hady Grove school, was here Sat- f.
rday. Mr.. Weaks has a fine school. h
Chas. Denham has been elected A
0 represent the Union City Lodge T
f Elks at the Elks Reunion of \
tennessee Lodges to be held. in
nashville next week. y
John George came home this T
yeek from Colorado in fine health. T
ohm says he enjoyed his trip i'm q
spending a portion of the !,
ime hunting and travelling through r.
hat country.
Messrs. Arthur and Harry Scates r
nd Joe Mangum, the trio who dis Y
CURSED fine music for the entertain G
rent of visitors at Castalian A
springs, Miss, during the summer, :
re home again. G
Misses Katharine and Daisy c
,authorn, of Newbern, spent a few
avs here last week as guests of [
Or. and Mrs. Henry Hassler. Jas 0
'airc1oth, Esq, came over Sunday [
1so to see his mother and sister. O
Mrs. W. B. Gibbs, ST., Mrs. NJ. G. il
,ell and son John, and Miss Louie f
,ibbs leave to-day for Washington f