The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1902-01-24
FROM EVERYWHERE.

Formerly troy boy, recently tor
n mar of Mississippi newspaper,
visiting relatives here.
: Misses Oda and Inez Harpole, {
near Jordan, were in the city Frida
: and Saturday visiting Mrs. H. N
Golden, on Church street.
: Farmers are complaining Of til
poor indications sfor a wheat CROP
1t is SAID that the crop has bee,
damaged to considerable extent
Next Sunday is mission day witt
the Christian Endeavorers. Topic
1.-THE Missionary Awakening.
John Boaz leader-C. p. Church,
P. m.
1 The home department Of the
Cumberland Presbyterian School is
a great success. You are cordially
invited to visit this Sunday -school
next Sunday
Mrs. S. c. HELEN, of the vicinity
of Clayton, formerly of this place,
and one of the many noble women,
pail her respects to The CONNER
cial few days ago.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. T. Perkins are
visiting friends in Nashville. They
will be joined the latter part of the
week by their daughters, Misses
Emily and Lila Eta.
Mr., A. Mcclure and his estima-
BILE family have moved to Fulton
We regret to lose. these good peo-
pie. They were popular neighbors
and citizens, and as such will be
cordially welcomed in their new
home. We wish them well.
Mr.. Tom Barrett was accidentally
crippled a few days ago by step
ping on rusty nail. The foot
was almost pierced through and
Mr.. Barrett was laid up with the
wound. We understand he is i'm
proving.
Mr.. Jas. Cock and family, of this
city, have moved to Fulton to re-
side. Fulton is gaining number
Of our citizens. However, we wish
them success, and the growth and
OF our neighbor city.
The noted Father Lambert, of
The Louisville State Mission, now
occurring at Hickman, will be here
1ext week. 1t will be remembered
hat this Father once responded to
Mr.. t. L. Bransford went to Leb-
mon this week to purchase ship
nent of thoroughbred cattle. Mr..
3ransford has been dealing in fine
took for several years, and finds it
very profitable business.
A negro named Miller came over
rom Tiptonville on the hunt of a
tolen horse this week Marshal
found the thief and horse,
nd they were turned over to the
ian from Tiptonville and carried
ack l
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. M. Edwards have :
'sued invitations to the marriage
t their daughter, Meredith Adair, I
} Mr.. Charles John Crockett Mon
ay morning, February 3, 1892, at
}. 80 at the Cumberland Presby- d
,rian Church. v
After the lecture last Tuesday .
ight, the trio Of singers accompa-
wing Gov. Taylor, with Mr. and h
RS. c. v. Jones and Prof Hutch d
son and party, were pleasantly 9
ltertained by Mrs. Ethie Cary
arrar at the home of Mrs. Cary. b
OF all the farce comedies Mana u
r Woosley has brought here this e
ason, for cheerful dialogue and
p1d-fire wit and comicalities, the G.
Two Married Men" gave us the g
ggest bunch of fun. julie walters
amp and Murray and Mack's spe-
llties we're mighty good, but the
,lton team and Schilling owned "
e house for while last Saturday 81
ght, and, as little sister says, =,
ey were ''gooder." nc
W. w, Baird, Of Humboldt, AS a.
slant Commissioner of Agricul- \.
re, was in Union City last Friday. Sd
was here in the interest of the
est Tennessee Farmers Institute,
itch will be held in Jackson, Feb
ary 10 and Fl, inclusive. While IL
re he appointed a istof delegates l
attend this convention, but The sri
has been unable to pro- Ml
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