The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1902-02-21
Local and Personal

week.
Guy Badger has returned from
Hickman.
Lee Hartman, of Fulton, was
here Tuesday.
Hal Hayden was up from Hick-
man Tuesday.
Mr.. l. N. Branham, of Woodland,
was here Tuesday.
]. w. Moss, Esq, of Moscow, was
in the city Wednesday.
Dewitt Hnhhs, EsG of axe
county, was here this week.
Chas. p. Hardy is at Caruthers-
Vile, Mo-, this week hunting.
]. w. Davidson, Of Dyer, was
business visitor here Saturday
Charles Prather and Cato DAVIS,
of Woodland, we're here Monday.
Walter Bruce, from Martin, spent
a few days in the city this week
Mrs. A. ] Harpole and Miss Mol
lie Bowen visited Fulton Wednes-
day.
Mr. Ben Heathcock is employed
with the telephone company at this
place.
Mrs. Lucy Walton has returned
to Troy, and is at home keeping
house.
Miss Sall1e Reeves and friend
spent the day in the city with friends
Wednesday.
Mrs. John b. McDearmon, of Co
lumbus, Ky, is visiting DR.. and
Mrs. w. M. Turner.
Mrs. Paul Davis and little son,
Billie, of Hickman, paid visit to
Mrs. L. K. Davis this week.
Miss Patton and little sister, oil
Trenton, spent a few days with
Miss Nell LeFils last week.
Little Miss Thresa Arm, who
has been suffering several days
with la grippe, is able to be up,
Let every Democratic voter in the
county come out and cast his ballot
in the primary election Saturday,
March |.
Mr.. ]. Alva Reeves was reported
very sick again this week. We trust
he has improved considerably be-
fore this time.
Mrs. Ella Hubbs-Kinney goes to
ST. Louis next week to secure the
spring. fashions in millinery for the
Coble & Clagget Co.
Mrs. Ida Griffin is in st. Louis
acuuainting herself with the spring
fashions IN millinery for the house
OF Morgan g. Hardy Bros.
Mr.. George A. Reaves, an accom-
plished accountant, is employed as
bookkeeper in the office. of the Nor
Hardy Grain Company
Mrs. Dave Verhine will be absent
for some weeks in Chicago and st.
Louis inspecting the seasons milll-
merry for the spring trade at J. z.
Verhine's.
DR.. J. H. Phillips, demonstration
in the department of dentistry at
Vanderbilt, came down from Nash
vile this week to visit his old-tlme
friend, DR.. w. M. Turner.
Mr.. Arthur Reaves asks us to an
nounce that on account OF a mis-
understanding the party to have
been given at his house Monday
evening, the oath, has been called
off.
Mrs. L. K. Davis went to Dyers-
burg Tuesday to visit her sister-1n-
law. Mrs. w. T. Davis, who was
very painfully and seriously burned
in an accidental manner some days
ago.
Miss Blanche Bird went to Jack
sonville, Fla, last week. From
there she goes to New York to spend
several weeks among gotham's
fashions in millinery to be trans
ported to R. T. Curlin's in Union
City this spring.
Mr.. ]. P. Verhine left last Satur-
day for Eastern marts to spend
about three weeks among the whole
sale and iobbing dry goods houses.
Jack is one of the best buyers in the
market, and will return with some
of the best purchases made.
Mr.. L. H. Lockhart left Tuesday
going by the way of St. Louis to
New York City for a season OF about
three weeks in the markets purchas-
ing spring and summer styles OF
fashionable and staple dry goods
for Coble & Clagett Co.
Mr.. w. L. Phebus, of No. Z, was
pleasant caller here a few days
ago. We learned that his hand
some young nephew, Francis Phe-
bus Cockrell, recent arrival at the
home of grandparents, was a
thriving fellow. Mrs. Cockrell will
leave for Jackson in a short time to
Join her husband, who will make
his headquarters there.
, Nervous children are almost always
thin children. The "out-door-bOy,' is
seldom nervous. Whites Cream YER
mifupn is the hest preventive of nerV-