The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1902-06-27
TOWN TALK.

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Charley Webb spent Sunday in
Martin.
Mrs. Dorrel Harris returned Sat
urday from Protemus.
w. L. Willingham, of the Horn
beak school, was in the city this
week.
W. w. Baird and Jim Murphy
were here from Humboldt Saturday
a few hours on business.
Miss Mary Carpenter left this
week for Nashville, where she will
enter Peabody College for the sum-
mer term.
Robert Rhinehart, the CONNER
tourist handling paints, spent
few days in the city with his moth
er last week.
John Hinemon, Esq, the popular
candidate for State Superintendent
of Schools in Arkansas, after Wis
it of several weeks here, his former
home returned to Pine Bluff this
week.
Max Ownby left last week for
Charlottesville, Mo-, to fill very
acceptable place as an employee OF
the FRISCO railroad. Max is clev-
er young man and we wish him
good luck.
Mrs. r. L. Andrews leaves to-
day for few weeks visit with rela-
tives and trends at her old home in
Franklin. Mr.. and Mrs. William
Mailing will go out and keep house
for Mr.. Andrews during his wife's
absence.
Returning from Beech last Sun
day the couplings of Herman Dietz-
els buggy separated while driving
over a rough road, about couple
of miles from town, and threw him
and companions out with few
slight bruises.
Following is the program for
Old Folks Day, Antioch M. E. c.,
S., Sunday, July 6, 1902: 10 a. m,
Love Feast, led by the pastor, T.
G. Lowery. IL a. M, Sermon, Rev.
W. H. Frost. II m, dinner on the
ground Up. M, Sermon, Rev. M.
J. Holife1d. Singing led by Prot.
Morris.
Chas. F. Merryman and family
moved from their residence in this
city last week and have located in =
Martin, the present headquarters
for the switchmen of the N, c. &
st. L. Ry. Charley is one of the
clever and popular employees" OF 10
that road, and the friends here re- di
greet that he and his family have WI
left us. of
Hyman Caldwell and Miss Birdie
Scoggin were married Thursday VI
night at the residence OF the brides w;
sister, Mrs. Whit Campbell, in Tip o'e
tonville. The ceremony was per- 20
formed by Rabbi L. Meyer, of III
Pittsburg, Pa, he being the near ta'
est Jewish official that could be pro- lai
cured to perform mixed ceremony.
The couple will leave in two weeks at
to visit Mr. Ca1dwell's parents at lei
his old home in Russia. WI
Miss Annie Merryman was one iol
of the corps of teachers during
&c 49, C;+u p,,h1;o the
School just closed whose work was oe'
so pleasing to the patrons and W.
friends of the school. Miss Merry
man was considered by many who 49,;
knew one of the most thorough, -.
competent and painstaking instruc- ~.
tors in the school, and her friends
regret that she will not be with us VIZ,
at the opening of the next term. 49,:
Geo. Robinson, Russell Garth :
and Chas. Monsarrat left Monday ers
over different routes bound for Col Jr
orado to spehA a few weeks or ant
Yq-ths among tGIe 7F4lpn tn j. ,Iv /. oil
~ valleys of thai ,FIendid sum-
rnner climate, seekAg the health Wa
giving and hte-restf eng influences or,
of that famous cd try and Incl ma
dentally all the pleN |reg2af life Ne
of ''roughing it" toS R&nfe5le allot-
ted to the trip. TBHl>5aJ, Try our en'
best wishes. We unSsatsrand that gre
w. W. Cochran, Esq, of Caruthers- 10
vile, will join them. on'
Re n. II NJ McDaa hoe rs+,,ruad dI