The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1902-02-28
Local and Personal


Nashville Friday
r. +. Tisdale paid Fulton busl-
ness visit Saturday.
s M. Ownby, Esq, made lying
trip to Jackson Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carter, OF Martin,
have located in East End.
Miss Cammie Kinnard has been
quite sick for several days
MIR. and Mrs. Wise, of Pleasant
Hill. were in the city Saturday.
Hon John E. Wells was in Tren-
ton Monday on legal business.
Rev. ]. l.. Dickens, of Dyer, was
in the city few hours Monday
LAWYER A. ]. Harpole was in
Rives Saturday on legal business
Miss Hattie Hoffman, OF Hlck-
man, was here Saturday shopping
Messrs. Harris Parks and J. A.
Whipple were in Fulton Friday
evening.
Miss Rice, OF Charlottesville, Mo,
spent few days visiting In the
city last week.
Hon. A. N. Moore was IN Fulton
Saturday in the interest OF his race
tor county Judge
Mrs. Beadles left the first of the
week to visit her parents IN Ken
lucky, her old home.
Mrs. Harriette Simpson, OF Troy,
is the guest of her brother Marshal
Jesse Walker. Fulton Leader
Henry Threkeld and Cato Davis
came in from Woodland tor the
dance on the evening of the goth.
MIR. and Mrs. Murray Roberts are
the happy parents OF a line bounc-
ing baby boy, arriving last week
Rev. H. w. Brooks, Of Dyersburg,
and Rev. ]. w. Lawrence, OF Mar
tin. were here few hours Monday
Fl. G. LeFils left Monday for a
trip up the Nj. & o. in the interest
of the Deering Harvesting Machine
Co.
Mr.. Geo. E. Bowden, the popular
candidate for the State Senate,
spent a few days in this vicinity
last week.
Miss Moll1e Bourne. from Morgan
& Hardy Bros millinery parlors,
will visit St. Louis during the next
few weeks.
Mrs. A. ]. Harpole and Miss Mol
lie Bowen have returned from Full
ton, where they spent few days
with friends.
Mrs. John Thompson, who has
been suffering with severe attack
of pneumonia for several weeks, is
able to be up.
Chas. P. Hardy has returned
from his hunt to Little River in
Missouri Says he bagged some
very fine game.
Mrs. r. L. Andrews, Jr., of Polk,
spent few days in the city with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. G.
Blanton last week.
Miss Walker, after visit to Mrs.
Foster at Tiptonville and Mrs. Ben
Whitley at this place, returned to
Dyersburg Saturday.
Mr.. Hunter Davis, our accom-
plished general travelling represent
alive, spent a few days with his
family at home this week.
Mrs. Kate Davis was called to
Dyersburg one day last week to her
daughter, Mrs. w. Davis, who had
the misfortune of being scalded.
Another case of smallpox devel-
oped here last week. The others
are ali about we'll, however, and
none of them have been very ser
ious.
Prof. ]. L. Owen was in the city
the first of the week with friends.
On account of the severe weather
he has suspended his school at
Spout Springs for a few days.
Mr.. T. r. Smoot, who is travel
ing in the interest of the United
Order Golden Cross, was at home
with his family Sunday. He re-
turned to Martin Monday morning.
Mr.. NJ. F. Garrigan, one of Wood
land Mills prosperous planters,
was in the city Monday. He paid
The Commercial pleasant visit
and ordered the paper sent to MIN
this year.
Mr.. John Robien was IN Union
City yesterday where he sold out
the Union City plumbing shop to
Nichols and Tally, OF that place
He settled up all the Indebtedness
against his brother, Henry Robien'
Fulton Leader.
Mr.. Henry o. Head, Jr., has &C
quired by purchase last week the
magnificent farm of his cousin, Mr.
Ed. McAlister, near the city. Hen
nv SAYS he intends to take charge
and market one of the biggest
wheat crops in the county next
season.
Mr.. Arch Y. Allen and wife, Of
Greenville, Ky, arrived in the city
FRIDAY to visit relatives and friends
Mrs. Allen left the next day fol
Helena, Ark, to visit friends anc
Mr.. Allen returned to Greenvillt
Monday. Arch was raised here
and has a large circle of friends
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