The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1902-01-31

POSlllOh DIS SdlSSlduy iOl IL
n Bros, beginning tomorrow.
Charles H. Stuart, Of Kentuck
n an experienced newspaper man,
in the city spending few days wit
j his old friends.
Walter Casey the ynnng hrothe
of the popular express agent at til
Southern Office, has been employe
as night clerk
John Moores, we regret to learr
has resigned as night clerk for tn
Southern Express Company here
Mr.. Moores is an accommodating
clever gentleman.
y The Commercial is requested t
state that the literary meeting o
Epworth League which was to hav,
J been held at the home of Miss Doro
thy Robinson tonight (Friday) ha:
been postponed on account OF the
weather.
Michael O'Hare, shoemaker
aged SO years, died last Friday night
in the city, and was buried by the
Elks and United Charities. He was
d native of Ennis, County Clare,
Ireland, and spent several years
here at his trade.
The standpipe near the Union
Station was badly damaged last
Sunday night by an engine after
taking water. The spout was not
properly released and the engine
ran against it, flooding the street
with water during the night.
Arthur Simmons entertained his
friends Tuesday evening in honor
of his sixteenth birthday. Different
games were INDUCED in and at the
usual hour all went "'way back" to
the dining-room to partake of the
refreshments served there.
A citizen of Union City authorizes
us to say that he will be the first
man to subscribe to a town clock to
be placed in the tower of the Court
house. The amount he mentions
is liberal, and he hopes a popular
subscription will be raised for. that
purpose.
L. w. Bondurant, one Of the
First districts prominent and sub
stantial citizens, was In the city
Tuesday and paid The Commercial
a pleasant visit. He informs us
that there is a number of cases of
small pox in the family of B. +.
Chambers, near Jordan.
Services at the Baptist church:
Preaching, l. a. m. and 7 p. M, by
pastor; prayer meeting Wednesday
night at Z o'clock. Great interest
IS being taken by young and old.
Subject: Faith as found in the
book of Acts Sunday-school at
$50 a. m. ]. F. Stubs, Sup't.
The introduction of one of the
Columbia photograph company's
1ew-model graphophones with
attachment has attracted
many more than the usual number
IT visitors to the Pearl Cafe. Mr..
Ind Mrs. Arm are always pleased
o see their friends and customers,
md take considerable interest in
reating them with the latest and
'est selections on the new graphic
'hone.
Walter Chaplin left this week for
San Antonio, Tex, where he has
ranged to locate. He will be en-
aged as salesman in retail shoe
ouse. There is no doubt he will
lake good friends, and we trust he
lay be fortunately and pleasantly
ltuated. He spent several years
ere as foreman of The CONNER
al and salesman for E. H. Threl-
ED, and had lots of friends in
bion County. !
Rev. DR.. Hubert, who recently ]
signed as pastor of the c. P.
hurch at Lebanon, preached a {
sermon at the C. P. Church
this city last Sunday morning. :
t the close of the service he in !
dentally remarked that the Leba-
IN church was very much in love !
It'll the Union City pastor and that :
e church here need not be sur
Used if Rev. Hendrick received a !
Il from the Lebanon church. !,
Next Sunday the Cumberland o,
-esbeterian Church will be ninety q,
% years old, in memory of the oc-
sion, Rev.E. E. Hendrick, thepas- u,
of the G. p, church, will speak q,
the organization, doctrines and Il