The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1902-12-05
Local and Personal


T. r. Barrett went to Paducaf
Monday on business.
r. L. Wade, the stock man, was
here Monday from Rives.
Ex-Sheriff Finch was here Mon
day few hours OH business.
DIR. A. M. Mcconnell has returned
home from Hot Springs, Ark.
Col. A. D. Keller went to Tren.
ton Monday on legal business.
Miss Lula Jones is at home from
few days visit to friends at Ores
den.
Claude, Whitley, who has been
located at Fulton, has returned
home.
Miss Mary Swiggart spent few
days visiting friends in Mayfield
this week.
Clarence Beck has returned from
Memphis, having completed course
in business college.
Miss Grille Johnson is in St.
Louis spending few weeks with
her mother and friends.
Miss Sallie Crockett and Mrs.
Davy Crockett, of Troy, were in
the city shopping Monday.
w. ]. Edwards, of st. Louis, was
here to spend couple of days with
home folks Saturday and Sunday.
John Moss. the pharmacist, is
having his store reprinted and the
interior much improved this week.
F. w. Moore, Esq, and c. V.
Jones, of the Commercial Bank,
were IN st. Louis a few days last
week.
Mrs, ]. w. Morrow went to North
port, Ala, last week to visit her
husband, who is employed at that
place.
Our young friend, Douglas Walk
er, is now residing IN St. Louis, en-
gagged in large insurance and real
estate office down town.
Jas. K. Murphy, of st. Louis,
came down Tuesday to spend few
days in the city, and accompany
Mrs. Murphy returning to St. Louis,
H. A. Reaves is home from bus
mess trip to Mississippi in the in
terest of the Ventilated Biscuit
Board and Barrel Cover Company
of this city.
Miss Pattle May Sigman, near
Fulton, fell out of door Saturday
morning and broke her right arm
in two places. Her arm will prob
ably be MANNED for life.
The Elks initiated w. A. Finney,
of Paris, last Friday night at the .
lodge meeting. About half dozen
more candidates are booked for a ,
goat ride before the holidays. +,
Burglars broke into the Nichols &
Clagett store at Obion last Satur- /
day night by throwing brick bats Z
through the window. A pair of
SIS shoes and 81. rs suspenders were /,
taken.
t. D. Lee, young gentleman 7
from Martin, has been engaged by n
Mr.. Lukens as ieweler in his store ;,
here. We hope Mr.. Lee will find !,
his new associations pleasant and h
agreeable.
E. c. Mozeley, of State Line, in c
forms us that cattle and stock are n
ying in large numbers IN the s
section of the county T
and Kentucky with the blackleg 3
contagion. f,
Beckham & Son and w. D. Cald- n
well, proprietors of two of the large
livery barns in this city, lost fine II
horse each last Thursday night. Y
The animals were stricken and died r,
of sickness peculiar to horsefesh. s
A boy named Lyon, in an alter o
cation with another young fellow "
named Love1ace at Ooion Saturday t.
night, cut an ugly cash on Love. p
lace's cheek before they were sep Y
arated. They were arrested and o
fined.
The Chitwood Hunting Club re- "
turned from camp on White River, p
Ark, last week, after a ten days p
hunt. Mr.. Chitwood informed us "
that the weather was too warm tor il
sport. They could not start the g
game. ei
DIR. Nailling's new physicians j
carriage is not only handsome We h
1icle, but very convenient and COM p
Portable. 1t is somewhat OH the
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