The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1902-08-29

Knox Harper, of R1ves, was up
Monday calling in East End.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Tobe Huddleston,
OF Fulton, visited Union City Tues
day.
Mr. Russell, popular Dyer mer-
chant, spent few hours here Tues
day.
Miss Nora Gardner is very sick
with fever this wee!; at her home
on Fifth street.
Mr.. Dickerson, one of Mr.. Sc
mones employees at Dyersburg,
was here Tuesday.
Miss Johnnie Cayce leaves to-
morrow to resume her duties as
teacher in the Hickman High
School.
Prof. P. P. Wise, of Pleasant
Hill, was the guest of his cousin,
Miss Maude Craddock Monday, of
Home street.
The little Misses Parks have re-
turned from their summer outing
at the country home of their grand
parents near Obion.
Miss BERTHE Murphy, a most ex-
cellent young lady, is now employed
with the Caldwell Mayors Grocery
Co. as cashier and sa1es1ady.
]. R. Scates, after a very extern
sive visit with Obion relatives and
friends in Union City and adjacent
points, is now in Putnam, Ark.
DR.. J. H. Boswell returned from
Mayfeld last week. Dr. and Mrs.
Boswell spent several weeks in
Mayfeld and Paducah on a sum-
mers visit, and Mrs. Boswell re-
turns home this week.
Stanley Shive, recently returning
from Memphis, has been employed
by the Southern Express Company
at the office here. Stanley is an
excellent young and will give the
company efficient service.
The six o'clock dinner at Mrs.
Jim Cathy's Tuesday evening was
highly enjoyed by those who were
fortunate enough to be invited
guests. The menu was served in
eight delicious and charming
courses.
Clarence Hayden has been en-
ployed as travelling salesman for
H. S. Peters, the brotherhood over
all man at Dover, New Jersey. His
territory is Kentucky, Tennessee,
Mississippi and Alabama and he
writes us he will be down this way
soon.
Last Monday we learned that
Mrs. ]. r. Oliver sustained very
painful injuries from a fall at her
home in Pleasant Valley. DR.. Fl.
T. Butler was called and reported
two ribs severed from the backbone
but that Mrs. Oliver was resting
comparatively easy.
Mrs. Dave Verhire, in charge oil
the millinery department at ]. P
Verhine's, left this week to spend
the usual holiday season in ST.
Louis and Chicago, taking a specia
course of training in the new fal
styles of millinery. Her skill anC
taste in this line is we'll known.
The Mobile and Ohio Railroad
will inaugurate dining car service
between St. Louis and New Orleans
and Mobile, Sunday, August 81
The headquarters of the Superin
tendent OF Dining Cars and the
Comnlissary have been located at
Jackson, Tennessee. In cost, finish
and furnishing, the cars equal any
that have yet been built.
We are informed that Sheriff elect
Jas. T. Chiles has named two of his
deputies. A. ]. Corum will be the
deputy at this point and VIM.
Freed, of Number Nine, for the
lower section of the county. The
appointments are both good ones.
We are not we'll acquainted with
Mr.. Freed, but learn that he is a
suitable man for the place. Andy
Corum is we'll known and well
qualified and there is no doubt of
his making an excellent officer. He
is also man of business and will
be found close and attentive to his
duty. Mr.. Chiles is fortunate in
his selections.
Roy Martin, who is just home
from a recent visit to White Sui
phur Springs in Virginia, spent a