The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1902-03-07
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80 Maude White mas turn =
from Obron.
Fope Herring was in the
Gil s turdav.
fs,nest King was here last week
for few days.
Harry Cotton, of Dyersburg, was
here this week.
Mr.. pierce, of Obion, was on our
streets Friday.
Miss Mabery, Of Troy, was up
Wednesday shopping.
Mr. Frank Woody was here last
week with his familYe
Robt. Mcknight, of Dyersburg,
was in the city Monday.
Miss Lucy Burrus, of State Line,
visited the city last week
Col Henry Mayors was in Louis
Vile the first of the week.
Mr.. Hall Cutler, of Shady Grove
has gone to Brighton, Ark.
Postmaster Bush, OF R1Ves, sun
dayed with friends in the city.
Miss Mayme Doyle was very III
with congestion Monday night.
Messrs Will |. and James Davis,
of Terrell, were down Saturday
Miss Burrus. of Woodland, is
studying music under Mr.. Ownoy'
Hardy c. Davidson, of Elbr1dge'
was in the city few days this
week.
Mr. Vaughn and wife, of Chapel
Hill, was visiting in town TINS
week.
Mrs. Tom Dean is quite Ill at
her home on corner of DIVISION
street.
Mr.. Badger has moved to the
Roulahac property in the Roulahc
addition.
Mrs. Dick Massengill, Of Harris
was the guest of Mrs. c. u. MOSS
this week.
DR.. Holloway and wife, Of Rlves'
came up Saturday to visit friends IN
East End.
1ohn ]. Cherry, Esq, of Nash
Vile, came home last week to visit
his family
Winter is gone, for we saw
drove of about 20 wild geese gong
north Friday
DR.. T. H. Craig, of Humboldt,
was a business visitor to Union
City Monday.
Mr.. Cave ]. Crockett was here
last week with his family for a few
days at home.
The confidence man played rather
a slick game Friday night at the
Brackin House.
Prof. Wise was the guest of his
cousin, Mrs. c. A. Ownby, on Home
street Saturday.
A. B. McCown, Esq, of Halle
wood, KY. spent few DAYS here
with friends last week.
Miss Willie Holbrook, formerly of
Troy, has been employed in the
Democrat printing ONCE.
Prof. ]. H. Hinemen, OF Arkan-
sas, was here Monday mixing with
old friends and relatives.
w. J, Edwards, OF the N, c. q
st. L. Ry., at St. Louis, was home
for few days last week.
E. B. Blair, Travelling Passenger
Agent for the M. & o., was here
Monday in the interest of his road.
Mrs. w. H. Gardner is reported
convalescent from her recent severe
attack of neuralgia.
Miss Bobbie Frazier has returned
home, after several days with rela
tives on Home street.
The genial face OF Chas. Kiezer,
of Jackson, was seen on the streets
Saturday and Sunday.
The oldest national flag going is
the Danish. Since 1919 she has
thrown her colors to the breeze.
The Misses Penny, after visit
- MIR. A. T. White, of Pleasant
rley, have returned to their Mis-
RI home.
rs. Walter Burke and daughter
"a az called to attend the funeral
8 cir relative. Mrs. James Keen
n 8S of Nashville, Saturday.
E%M ch,vening to the poets in a few
- WI at Union City College under
befDarrah and staff. We may
10 fek for something brilliant
the The costliest feather on the globe
is that taken from the Ferinah, {
member of the rare bird OF Para
disc, one plume costing $50, 600.
We do think that Prince Henri.
might stop in Union City Ions
enough to open bottle OF tina
which made Milwaukee famous ant
break a pretzel with us.
Misses Ada and Eunice Mitchell
who have been visiting relative
and friends at Franklin for som