The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1902-06-13
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS


ton Sunday.
Miss Alma Hayden has returned
from a visit to Trenton.
Henry Stephenson, of Dyer, was
III the city Tuesday on business.
Mrs. Sallie Hudson, OF Clinton, IS
the guest of Mrs. Wise this week,
a. ]. Beadles and wife visited
relatives and friends in Moscow this
week
Our young friend, Chas. Keiser,
came in the first OF the week to visit
home and friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. Barry, OF
Glass, spent a few days visiting III
the city last week.
W.. Edwards came down from st.
Louis Saturday to spend a Gay or
two with homefolks.
Stanley Shives, of Memphis, is
spending a few days III the city
visiting home and friends.
Jas. Ownby, after a couple of
weeks vacation at home i'll Union
City, has returned to Jackson
Rev. William ], Shelburne
preached to large audience at Mt.
Hermon last Sunday afternoon,
Miss Matte Travis, who has been
visiting friends in this city, has re-
turned to her home at Hickman.
John c. Caldwell and children are
IN Searcy, Ark, spending a few
weeks with Mr. Caldwells parents,
Miss Williams and little Frances
Cheatham, of Paducah Junction,
were the guests Of friends on Home
street Tuesday.
Rev. r. G. Lowrey, one Of our
good friends at Crystal, attended
the convention. He is looking as
bright and cheerful as ever
Or. Dabney will preach at Mt
Hermon, near State Line, next
Sunday morning at II o'clock.
Everybody cordially invited.
Miss jennie Cacey will leave us
for the summer, as school is out,
spending her vacation at her home
in Union Hickman Courier.
Col r. P. Whitesell and family
left Tuesday for Charleston, Mo,
to spend a few days with Mrs.
Whitesell's sisters. They expect
10 return tomorrow.
Judge Mel wife aud daughter,
Miss Florence. the latter a recent
postgraduate from the schools of
music in Nashville, passed through
the city Saturday, returning to
Trenton.
Miss Ella Lee DeBow, who has
just graduated from the Union City =
Training School, very popular
young lady and student during her
residence here, has returned home
to Dickson Springs. :
James /. Haguewood was up y
from Rutherford Monday He in a
formed us that his firm shipped
car of new wheat Monday evening, =,
and that it was the first car shipped r
from the State this season. &
Mr.. J. w. Roberts, very worthy t
citizen, met with a serious accident c
while at work at the Mengel fac b
tory Monday, i'll which we learn he a
had one arm and two ribs broken. O
He was at work about the log car Q
rlage.-Hickman Courier.
Mr.. Wallace, the photographer,
and his daughter, Miss Gertrude, |,
will leave Monday to attend the \
Photographers Convention of Ken :,
lucky and Tennessee, to be held i'll u
Louisville, Ky. On their return L
they will visit Mammoth Cave. q
En- e. Bennett and family, of :
Pulaski Tenn, came by the way II
of this city last week going to Troy
to visit MI Benefits mother in =,
that vicinity. Mr.. Bennett returned 2
Sunday, his wife and daughter re-
naming fer several weeks visit.
Rev. r. L. Norman, of Halls, .
was up the first of the week attend n
ing the Sunday School convention. i.
Rev. Norman formerly lived in I'm a
ion City and is pleasantly remem lt
bered by a great many of our citi-
Gems. He is a good friend OF The
Commercial and ordered the paper
for another year. G
Miss Jessie Lynn, well and popu- q
larly known in this city, her former II
home, was married to Mr.. Edward |
DeKalb Russell, at the home of her d
sister, Mrs. J. S. Hawkins, in Ark II
adelPhia, Ark, Tuesday evening, Il
June 10. Service at the M, E. u
church. Mr. and Mrs. Russell will {
be at home in Pine Bluff Ark, af- L
ter June "a.
Esq. ]. M. Chambers and little q
daughter of Harris, were in the :
city Monday for a few hours. Esq. !
Chambers called at this office and ).
authorized The Commercial to say :,
that after carefully considering the
matter tor some days, he had at
last decided not to enter the race n
for Floater from this district. Esq. {
Chambers is a mighty good man