The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1902-10-10
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FROM EVERYWHERE.

carpenters at work on the large
warehouse at the chair factory.
The building when completed will
be 40 100 feet, three stories high.
Guy Francis, piano tuner repre-
senting Mr.. Dickson's interests tor
Jesse French Piano Company, will
be in the city a few days only.
Those wishing work will do we'll to
to see him at once.
DR.. c. M. Miles. of st. Louis,
snent few days ct home this
week, mixing with friends IN and
about Union City. Mrs. Miles re-
turned with the Doctor to spend
the winter in st. Louis.
A Mr.. Smith, of Trenton, has ac-
copied the foremanship in H. Diet
zei's tin department. Mr.. Smith is
an excellent workman, nice, clever
gentleman, and every piece OF work
he does IS fully guaranteed.
Eld. Shelburne, Ed. and Mrs.
Roulhac, Mrs. Farrar and a num-
Der of delegates and visitors lett
Tuesday morning to attend the
State Missionary Convention of the
Christian Church in Nashville this
week.
Regular services at the Presbyte-
rian Church next Sabbath, morning
and night. The Lords supper after
morning sermon. All the congre-
cation is earnestly besought to
come. The public and strangers
cordially invited. PASTOR.
A fire alarm was turned in from
the Askins & Dircks lumber mill
Yesterday about noon. Sparks from
a passing locomotive had caught
the roof of one of the buildings, but
the flames we're extinguished before
much damage was done.
Sam H. Cooksey has purchased
John Cotton's interest in the tin
business of Cooksey & Cotton, and
the shop has been removed to the
building formerly occupied by Halls
pharmacy on Mary street. Mr..
Cotton will remain with Mr.. Cook
sey for the present.
Little Sadie Inez, the 10-months-
old daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Sam
Brummell, died at the home in this
city last Tuesday night. The re-
mains were inferred at East View
cemetery Wednesday afternoon at
o'clock. DR.. r. H. Mahon conduct
ing the funeral services.
The Prohibition Alliance meet.
ing which was to have been held the
first Sunday night of this month,
but was postponed on account OF
revival, will convene at the Baptist
church Sunday night, Oct. Fl. In
the meantime the best program
which has yet been rendered will be
arranged.
Rev. P. G. Throgmorton of the
Memphis Conference has been trans
ferred to the Louisville Conference
and stationed at Jefferson Street
Louisville District. Rev. F. S. Wynn
has been appointed as pastor Of
Fulton circuit to take the place
made vacant by the removal of Mr.
Throgmorton.
r. B. Atkisson,' we'll known by
the young men of this city, for sew
eral months employed IN The Com.
mercial office, was promoted last
week to place on the Sun, an after
noon daily in Paducah. Mr.. Atkis'
son is an excellent young gentle
man and one Of the best compost
tors in the craft. We regret very
much to lose him, but surely do not
begrudge him anything. He de.
serves the highest Endorsement, and
we cheertully give it, with our best
regards and congratulations.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. S. Marshall
have ISSUED invitations to their
golden wedding anniversary to take
place Wednesday, November 5, at
their home near Clayton. Half a
century in the old homestead,
hallowed with happy memo
ries they reach life's golden
age in health and strength, sur
rounded by community of family
ties who will join them on this
eventful occasion. We trust the
day will be bright and full of cheer,
nature smiling sweetly and peace
fully under the blessed guidance of
an Almighty hand.