The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1902-11-07
and Personal
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Miss Nsfamye Gardner returns next
week. from a visit to st. Louis.
miss Bessie Scates entertained
<fiieuluers of the temperance union
Thursday mig hit.
Mr. and Mrs. A. G. Altman are
with their son, Ernest, who is
dangerously i'll at his home near
/ clayton.
George T.. Bell. jr., and Miss
s0ulie Gibbs returned last Monday
trom a months stay with relatives
III IN Washington, New York, Phila-
Il iEipIlia and the Eastern cities.
III n Miss Chisholm, of Texas, and
HI tiss Ida Moran, of Dresden, were
he guests this week of Misses
wiggart on Nam street. Wednes-
by night they were entertained at
n HE club rooms by members of the
Vest Tennessee Club.
Fl IJ. C. Harris, Of Tiptonville, is
contemplating the erection of a no.
lei and other buildings on Reelfoot
H Lake a mile below Samburg. In
fact his intention is to have a regu-
lar summer and winter resort,
(which he hopes will develop into a
Fgood sized village. There will be
shoot the schutes, tunnel railway,
steam yachts and other amusement
features.
The session of the G. P. Church
have consented for Rev. e. E. Hen
drick TO go to Knoxville, Tenn, for
two Sundays to assist Rev. w. T..
/ Rodgers in a revival meeting at the
First c. P. Church in that city.
He will be at home again the 4th
Sunday in, November. While he
IL absentthe pulpit will be filled by
able c. P. ministers from Newborn
ana lebanon.
Subject for Sunday morning ser
wee at IL am. at Bapeist Church,
THE Vine and Branches night
subject, "Young Women in the
Home" Sunday school $50 am,
Mr.. Stubs, superintendent. Prayer
service Wednesday night. Young
peoples meeting 3 o'clock Sunday
afternoon. Ladies meeting 2.30 p.
m. Monday. Sunbeams meet 2,30
Saturday week.
DR.. c. S. Brown and his pupils
went to the spring near Paducah
junction picnicking Saturday. One
Of the boys threw a rock at a pass
ing train, which struck wheel,
glanced off and struck Master Char
ley Kistner above the eye, cutting
deep cash. A train passed a few
minutes later and the lad was
Brought home and his painful but
not serious wound dressed.
Mr.. George Pitzer, aged II years,
lied at his home IN the northern
portion OF this city last Sunday
morning, and the remains were in
tered at East View Cemetery the
/, Moving morning at 10 o'clock, the
Funeral service being conducted at
the grave by Rev. Vaughn. Mr..
Pitzer was born in Pennsylvania.
He removed from his native state
TO Middle Tennessee and to this
city number of years ago. He
had been a member of the Metho-
Hist Church long time.
Al fireman named Stevenson on
The M. g. O. railroad was crippled
ht the water tank here Saturday.
He Haa pulled the spout over the
sIeneifle tank and was ready to take
water when the cars Stacked back
and caught his right leg between
the spout and the coal. The flesh
all along the under side was badly
bruised but no bones broken. He
was fortunate, however, to escape
as easily as he did. DR.. Butler
dressed his bruises and he was ia
I ken home to Jackson on Number
1 One.
"A revival meeting is in progress
at the First Christian Church. Mr..
Nv. Fl. Pinkerton, of Paducah, is
preaching. Services at 2.30 in the
Afternoon and at 7 o'clock in the
evening. The following subjects
sFill be discussed during the meet
Ing "In the beginning, God. "
The Glory of Lite, or What Makes
!. sife Worth Living" 1.-The Relation
bf Worlds, or this Life to the Next. "
rhe Nature of Man" "In the
Spirit on the Lords Day" ''What