The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1902-10-24
NUMBER TEN.

guest of Mr.. Ben Norred and
family, Sunday.
Mrs. Butler Caldwell, of New
Fremont, is very sick at her home
with slow fever.
Mr.. Ben Norred and family spent
Sunday with the family of Dick
Bumpass, of New Fremont.
Miss Zana Cook, who is visiting
relatives here, is the guest this
week of her uncle in Mason Hail.
Mr.. John Julian, of Blue Banks,
Lake county, was the guest of his
father last week, Mr.. Jim Julian.
Miss Zana Cook, Of Cornersville.
is here, the guest for several weeks
of her charming cousin, Miss Oddie
Cook.
Mrs. Dora Norred, of Old FIRE.
mont, and sister, Miss Bait Ross,
we're in the city shopping this
week.
Mr.. Jim Jones and wife, of Rock
Springs, visited their niece, Mrs.
John Isbelle, of Reelfoot, Saturday
and Sunday.
Miss Sadie Anderson and sister,
Hazel. spent a portion of the day
Thursday with Mrs. Fate Park, OF
Maple Grove.
Mr.. Thea. Terrell and family
recently spent a pleasant day with
the family of Mr.. Alex Glover, OF
Hausier Valley.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rob SHEPPARD and
parents, of No. 10, were the guests
of Mr.. Bud Williams and wife, of
New Fremont Sunday.
Messrs. Hubert Bruer, of Clay
ton, and Nile Grills, accompanied
by Misses Brinnie and Lizzie
Glasgow. of Beech vicinity, spent
pleasant Sunday evening with
Miss D. Glover recently.
Mrs. Sudie Julian and daughter,
Clara, returned home this week
after weeks visit to her daughter,
Mrs. Joe Snyder, of James Bayou,
Missouri, who has been sick, but is
now recovering her usual health.
Charlie Green Cloar, of Fremont,
who wanders over in Old Fremont
every Sunday evening, is sporting a
brand-new buggy and an old gray
mule. Charlie says gray mules are
now all the go and if you haven't
one you are strictly not in 1T.
Miss Brinnie Glasgow, of
Beech, who is teaching an excellent
school at Newbern, was up spend
ing a few days with her parents,
and of course it is only natural
that a certain handsome young
man of Clayton should be all
smiles.
Rev. Zerricar, pastor of Mt.
Ararat church in Number Six, is
prospecting in Missouri for suit
able location, where he will reside
in the future. Rev. Zerricar has
recently moved his family from
Troy to the Reedy place near Mt.
Ararat church.
We exceedingly regret to hear
that our estimabie friend, "Violet, )"
OF Fremont, is very sick with slow
fever. Old Rusti extends sympathy
and sincerely trusts that our Ere
mont correspondent will improve
rapidly and recover soon sufficient
1y to be able to let us enjoy her
letters again.
Miss Dock Burnett, of Mt.
Ararat, is attending school at Old
Fremont, of which her brother,
Prof. Dave Burnett, is instructor.
The school is progressing nicely,
and the attendance very good. Mr..
Burnett is an excellent teacher and
the school board is very much
pleased with his work.
Sylvan" allow me to extend to
you my thanks in regard TO your
appreciation shown in making
"Old Rusti's" acquaintance, You
are "kerrect;" Old Rusti is as ugly
as sin and knows it without being
reminded of the fact, and is red
headed, cross eyed old maid to boot.
Perhaps you are not alarmed as to
my color, black or white.
Miss Capp Fields, who has spent
several delightful summer months
here as the guest of her sister,
Mrs. Louis Jones, OF Rock Springs,
has returned to her home in May
field, Ky. So that accounts for the
detected look certain young man