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

S'S.A'e'SsS' S'S'S'S'S'e's
Mr.. and Mrs. T. T. Swayne, of
Hickman, we're here this week visit
ing at the home of Mrs. Swayne's
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Fope Her
ring.
Miss Daisy French, who is visit
ing at Elk Horn in Henry County,
was thrown from buggy in a run
away few days ago, but slightly
hurt.
Miss May Belle Woody and Miss
Roberta Eichelberger will leave in
few days for Lebanon returning
to school at Lebanon College for
Young Ladies.
East Side people were treated to
a serenade Saturday evening from
which they haven't recovered yet
The serenade being entirely new,
was not understood.
Mrs. Hite, of Trenton, is visiting
| the home and bedside of Bob Cur.
ry. Mr.. Curry is thought to be
doing very we'll this week, though
not greatly improved.
Esquire Jas. Bradshaw was ar
rested for selling Ky-Lo in Lake
County by Deputy Marshal Haw-
kins, and was bound over Monday
to appear at Federal Court. Mr.
Stanfeld is his attorney.
Friends of Mr.. and Mrs. D. A.
George, Jr., have been invited to be
present at the marriage of their
daughter, Miss Lille Dale, to Mr..
Ben c. Bramham Wednesday after
noon, October Is, at 130 o'clock, at
home, corner Third and Florida
avenue.
Mrs. D. Y. Harris informs us of
a very large caladium growing in
her garden at home, northeast of
the city, one OF the leaves measur-
ing 4 feet 5 inches long and 3 feet
2 inches broad. This seems to
eclipse Mr.. Barrett's caladium re-
ported by Mr.. Badger last week.
Ray & Guthrie, two enterprising
citizens of Spout Spring, have just
completed a new hotel at that place
convenient to,the lake. They have
an eleven-room building with COM
Portable accommodations and Offer
very liberal rates to parties looking
for a good point to fish and hunt.
Special service to non-Catholics
at the Catholic church, commencing
Sunday morning at 1870 o'clock,
and at night at 7:30, lasting foui
days, conducted by missionary
priest, Rev. Thos. MacNamara
All are cordially invited. Question
5 box at church door. You are urgec
. to use it.
, Mrs Marie Tidwell forwards in
. vitations this week to her friends
S to witness the marriage of hel
daughter, Mrs. Lillian V. Gerhard
t to George T. Browne, Thursday af
ternoon at 2 o'clock at Beverly War
S ner's Church, New Orleans. Groom
and friends from New York Cit
e will make the journey in privat
: car.
Rev. E. B. Ramsey, of Fulton
KY, will lecture at the school build
5 ing in Rives Friday night, Octobe
J. 10, on the subject, THE Mule.
T. The price of admission will be 25c
All students of the Rives school ad
{ mitted free. Rev. Ramsey's lectur
{ is pronounced by competent judge
/ fine. The public in general is ii
vited.
} The High School ball team an
" the McFerrin Institute club met o
the field here last Saturday in
match game. The home boys wer
real cracks and sailed in for a cincl
u but the Martin DULLES went to tn
- good with one score. 1t was ten t
nine and Martin the winner. BrotI
Il er Harry Robinson conducted tn
Is exercises.
. Mrs. M. H. Lannom and daugt
ter, Miss Ada Lannom, have move
: to Union City from St. Louis an
lie located on Division street at tn
= Caldwell residence near the Baptis
Church. Mrs. Lannom is a sister
re in-law of Attorney Lannom an
It has many friends here to give we
5. come to the new neighbors. W
l. are heartily glad to have thel
"a among us.
Mr.. and Mrs. M, GlasScock an