The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1902-09-12

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Chas. Allen was in Fulton Mon
day.
Chester Craig was here from Full
ton Tuesday.
Fred Dahnke spent few days in
Dyersburg and Fulton last week..
Maj. w. L. Alexander was a bust
ness visitor to Hickman Wednes-
day.
Lawyer Everett Reeves, of Full
ton, is attending Court here this
week.
Lawyer Joe E. Jones, of Dresden,
spent a few days here at circuit
court this week.
Attorney E. r. Bruce, of Kenton,
spent the week here at the session
of Circuit Court.
Mrs. Ora Waters, of Glass. passed
through the city Tuesday returning
from a visit to Louisville.
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Smith, Mrs.
]. T, Blythe and Miss Edith Blythe
left early this morning tor Union
City.-Fulton Leader.
John Sheffield, of Union City,
who recently moved to Fulton, has
accepted position as job printer
for the Leader. Fulton Leader.
Miss Donna Phillips, after a sea-
son IN the metropolitan ladies tai
lor1ng emporlums, returns to r. II.
Curlin's in Union City this week, to
superintend the department OF
costuming and the introduction of
new styles.
Jas. HI. Jones, one of Kentons
best citizens, died on Thursday
morning, the 4th inst. He had
been confined to his room for sew
eral days, but was not seriously
sick, and on Thursday morning
was thought to be much better, as
he got up and put on his clothes,
but about II o'clock he had a hemor-
rhage and died within a very few
few minutes.
Reb. Lockert was considerably
bruised in an accident on the road
to Troy one night last week. Pad
Nolan came driving up and the
night was so dark and the dust so
thick he couldn't see ahead of him
and ran into Reb's buggy. Reb
was thrown over the dash under
the thills, and but for the horse
pulling loose might have been Grip
pied, He escaped with a slight
bruise on the face.
Hon. ]. H. Mcdowell and Col. G.
7. Taylor were present during the
Presidents reception at Chattanoo-
ga last Monday and were very
much pleased with their visit. Mr..
Mcdowell, as president of the
Ozark Hunting Club, in company
with Governor McMillin and other
members, extended the President
a very pressing invitation to &C
them on the bear hunt on
the preserves this fall. Col. Tay-
lor also reports a pleasant chat
with the President.
Col. Henry Mayors, of the May
ers Chair Co., has large force of
workmen engaged in building the
necessary sheds and buildings for
the new hoop factory machinery.
He will next week commence the
erection of a temporary warehouse
and in the early spring Col. Mayors
intends to erect the largest ware
house in the city. The business of
this mammoth concern increases
every day. The Commercial is GER
Eainly pleased to say that Mr.. May
ers is getting there with both feet.
Last Monday afternoon about
twenty ladies of the Methodist
church of this city boarded the
,,:46 train for Martin, where they
we're delightfully."- entertained by
Mrs. Mudd Gan ex-member), assist
d by Mesdames Perkins (also for
ner member), Williams, and Misses
Dem Bransford and Marshall.
Quite number of the Martin ladies
we're present, which added much to
he pleasure of the afternoon. AT
er the usual program, dainty re-
reshments were served by the host
SIS. The happy party boarded the
10 train for Union City, A most
occasion was the unani-
nous verdict. Following is a list
f ladies from Union City: Mes