The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1902-11-14
Local and Personal


W. y. E0WdA0S was oOWA AAOAh
st. Louis Sunday.
DIR. Holloway and wife were up
Sunday from Rives.
Watch for the stars the 18th and
14th after II o'clock.
Mrs. Dell Naylor is convalescent
from her recent illness.
Mr.. Ben Forester spent Sunday
with home folks in Rives.
Mrs. Perkins and neice, OF Mar
tin, were down Saturday.
Mrs. Will CurlTn, of Jackson. is
the guest of her mother.
Mesdames Cardwell and Mailing
went to Cairo last Tuesday.
A. ]. Curtin. of Paris, visited
home folks Sunday and Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Merryman visited
Miss Maggie Burk last Saturday.
Senator Bowden spent a few days
here at Chancery Courtsthis week. |
Mrs. Ella Cathey is having her
residence on Division street repair
ed.
Miss Lucille Andrews is here from
Fulton attending the fair and visit
ing friends.
r. T. Bond and family have NOV
ed back to their farm, six miles
west of town.
Mr.. Charles Prather, one of Wood
lands most substantial merchants,
came up Monday.
Mrs. Ina Mailing entertained
this week in honor of Revs. Shell
burn and Pinkerton.
Mrs. Nal Ownby, of Nashville,
was the guest of Mrs. Chas. Moss
Friday and Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dorrel Harris have
announced the arrival of a new
daughter at their home.
A host of friends will be sorry to
hear that Mr.. Decatur Strother is
seriously i'll at his home in East
End.
Mrs. R. T. Bond is at Gulfport,
Miss, at the bedside of her daugh- |
ter, Mrs. Moorehead, who is very
sick.
Judge Ownby was called to Nc Z
Kenzie Friday to see Mr.. James 4
Green, an old pioneer of Carroll =
county.
The "storks' visited the beauti-
full home of Mr.. and Mrs. Lexie
Parks Friday, bringing pretty
little girl.
W. ]. Edward, of the N, c. & st.
L. Ry. offices. ST. Louis, was here
to see the home folks Saturday and
Sunday
Miss Mamie Marshall left Satur-
day going to Charlottesville, Mo-, to
spend few weeks with relatives =
and friends.
Rev. and Mrs. D. B. Marshall left &
last Friday for their home in Ba- RI
tavia, Ill. Mr.. Marshall is pastor ne
of Baptist church at that place. III
Mr.. Pink Bennett was called to dr
his home Saturday afternoon to at tn
tend his invalid mother, who had
the misfortune to hurt herself by 70
falling. RI
We are pleased to state that Alex sn
Fish, who has been very sick with M
inflammatory rheumatism for a Ri
couple of weeks, is gradually i'm ia
proving.
John Watson, son of Mr.. and ha
Mrs. Chas. ]. Watson, has just re- vii
covered from an attack of typhoid is
fever. He was sick about seven ar
weeks. Mr.. Watson has also been tie
quite sick for some weeks. M
John w. Gardner and family, of r.
this vicinity, left last week to reside
in Paragould, Ark. Mr.. Gardner iz'
was good citizen and his family d.
worthy in every way of the re- tie
spect and esteem of their new neigh WE
bors. We wish them well. H,
]. D. Howard and family, of so
Shawnee, o. T., are in the city ne
visiting Mr.. Towards brother,
County Clerk S. F. Howard. They GU
formerly lived in this county, at ba
Rlves, where Mr.. Howard was en- DO
gagged in the livery business num- gil
Der of years. in
]. P. Verh1ne, the dry goods and "
shoe man, greets you in proml- II
nent place in this paper with III
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