The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1902-09-05

Miss Bessie Harrison is visiting
in Dyersbprg.
DR.. Nancy Bell has returned from
De Queen, Ark.
Walter Grooms was down from
Greenfield Sunday.
Mrs. Henry Philpot was down
from Martin Tuesday.
Miss Annie Gilchrist returned
from Nashville Saturday.
Pink and Bob Pickens were over
from Dyersburg this week.
Will Morris, of Obion, was in the
city several days this week.
Miss Mary Carpenter, of Wood
land, spent Sunday at home.
D. A. Allen and family are visit
Ming st. Louis and indianapolis.
Attorney ]. M. Ownby has been
on The sick list this week with fever.
We are sorry to report that Mrs.
John Bell is very sick with typhoid
fever.
Fsev. Vaughn closed last week a
very successful revival at Sanders
Chapel.
Miss Emma Lavender visited in
Mayfield few days the latter part
OF last week.
Walden Davis and Robert White
made. a business(?) trip to Dyers-
burg Sunday.
B D. B. Bryant, Esq, is Spending
a few days with kinsfolk at Paris
and Huntingdon.
Miss Ida Bell Lewis has returned
from a summers visit to relatives
in Middle Tennessee.
Harry Desonia, who has been in
Mississippi the past month re-
turned home Monday.
Lawyer Kinney informs us that
he had the pleasure of filing the
first bill with Judge Lawson.
Mrs. w. T. Davis and little
daughter, Love, of Dyersburg, are
visiting relatives in the city this
week.
J. P. Verhine came home Wednes-
day after his regular marketing
season il New York. Jack under
stands the art of buying new goods
and securing the leading styles and
will be ready with fine display at
the grand opening.
Mrs. Dave Verhine returned this
week after visit to st. Louis, New
York and Chicago inspecting and
selecting new styles and patterns
in millinery for the dry goods house
of J.. P. Verhine. Miss 70 Lynch,
of st. Louis, will be assistant sales
ldQV ana LI1UlHucI.
r. T. Curtin returned home yes
terday in advance OF his fall ship
ments of dry goods from New York.
AS usual Mr.. Curtin, doubtless one
of the most accomplished dry goods
merchants in the retail trade, will
have for his customers and the pub
lies inspection the latest and best
selections from foreign and Ameri-
can markets.
Miss Flynn, the fashionable trim
mer, after spending few weeks
with some of the leading mil
linery establishments of America S
fashion centers, returns next week
to Union City to spend the season
in Curlin's millinery parlors. As
ISOLATED as trimmers and saleslad1es
\ will be Mrs. Minnie Alexander, who
returns from visit to Gallatin, and
Miss Cora Sanding, who has been
spending a few weeks with relatives
at Jackson.
The Henry Mayors Hoop Com
pany was organized this week and
have begun the erection of buildings
near the chair factories on the
M. & O. railroad and will have the
machinery on hand in a few days
for the manufacture Of hoops. Any
thing the Colonel does in the way
business and manufacture has a
hustle and go to it. The city
needs thousand more just such en-
terprises. A dozen little factories
are worth more than one big one.
Miss Bowton, one of the most &C
complished trimmers from the best
millinery house in st. Louis, comes
to Morgan & Hardy Bros. stores
next week. She is one of the highest