The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1902-11-21
Local and Personal

Mac Moore was over from Hick-
man Sunday.
Next Thursday, the 9th, is
Thanksgiving day.
Mrs Joe Terrell, of Terrell, was
here shopping Saturday.
Davis Bros, OF Terrell, were here
last week at the street fair.
Mrs. Tom Ownby and son, OF
Martin, were down Tuesday.
Miss Josie Thomas was the guest
of Mrs. Jas. Oliver Thursday.
Mrs. Herman Zimmerman, of
Memphis, is visiting in West End.
Mrs. Joe Davis. of Terrell, was
the guest of Mrs. Beckham Friday.
Mrs. Belcher, of the Rives vicin-
ity, visited friends in town this
week.
Mrs. Cooper, of Crockett county,
was in the city with friends last
Monday.
Mrs. Brown has returned home
after couple of days visiting in
the city.
Mrs. Robt. Cheatham and Miss
Williams were in shopping last
Saturday.
DR.. f. M. Mckee was in Jackson
this week as a delegate to the
Farmers Institute.
Did you see the wild geese last
Monday going north? There was
quite flock of them.
Miss Willie Holloway and sister,
Lady Elva, of Rives, were guests OF
Mrs. Brown Sunday.
Mrs. Ruby McWhirter, of Mum
Der Seven, was the guest of Mrs
Joie Craddock Saturday.
The literary society of the Ep-
worth League met last Monday
night with Elder and Mrs. W. L.
Jenkins.
S. L. Demiers and Miss Della ].
Knight, of Fulton, were married in
the parlor of the Palace Hotel last I
Saturday.
Elder Shelburn filled the pulpit
Sunday in Paducah for Elder Pink {
erton, who has been holding the re- I
viva1 here. =
Mrs. Reeves and Misses Clara ,
Lauderdale and Annie Johnson, of
Cavce, spent Saturday with friends
here last week.
John Moss, the genial proprietor
of Moss Pharmacy, has returned
from a tour of travel introducing
his splendid remedies.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Phebus, of
Number Seven, spent a few days
with the family of their son in the
city last week attending the revival -
meeting held at the First Christian
Church. /,
Henry Brassfeld was arrested b
here Monday by Deputy Corum. He fl
was wanted for stealing a ladys h
gold watch at Tiptonville, and an
officer left with him for that place II
Tuesday. re
Misses Martha and Callie How n
ell, Pratt Fowler and Monema G
Keathley, of Kenton, were the h
guests of Misses Jennie Lee Moore f.
and Wootsen Davis the latter part b
of last week.
Miss May Crockett went south last a
week to pay a visit to her friend te
and former schoolmate, Miss Ma1dee d
Moore, IL mona, MISS. They fl
were special friends at Wards Sem O.
mary, Nashville. W
r. W. Irvine, who recently moved G
to the locality of Paducah Junction Y
from Moscow, informs us that one
of his old neighbors, Green Adams, P
is having a new residence built on n
his farm at Moscow. g
Mrs. r. T. Bond has returned d
from Gulfport, Miss, after a visit u
with her daughter, Mrs. c. H. .
Moorehead, who has been very sick. u
Mrs. Moorehead is thought to be T.
improving gradually. 9
lines big concert band, which
was booked for performance in b
Union City this month, has been t
forced to cancel its engagements d
on account of an attack OF appen- a
dicltis. We don't know whether it e
settled on the bass drum or Dolly Il
Gray"
Mr.. and Mrs. r. w. Irvine, until c
recently citizens of Moscow, KY,
have moved to the vicinity of Pa 0