The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1902-10-10
SOUTH SIDE.

Mr.. J.. M. Cole spent Thursday
and Friday in Clayton.
Mr.. Thea Terrell, from No. TO-,
spent Monday in town.
Little Mollie Journey Harris IS
suffering with tonsilitis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jim Crockett, from
near Fulton, spent Monday in town.
Mrs. w. r. Webster and Mrs.
Massey spent Wednesday in Nash
vile.
Messrs. Mark Jackson and Bob
Fields, from Hornbeak, spent Mon
day night in South Side.
Mr.. Bob Pardue, from Moriah,
spent several days with his brother,
Mr.. F. w. Pardue, last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dan Webster, from
near Rives, were the guests of Mr..
and Mrs. w. e. Webster Sunday.
Miss Lurline Catron is confined
to her room. We trust she will
soon be well and take up her studies
again.
Mrs. Lancaster and daughter,
Miss Minnie Bell, spent Saturday
afternoon with Mrs. w. S. Jackson
and Miss Nora.
Miss Bertha Cloar, one of Clay
tons fair bellies, was the guest of
her grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. ].
M. Cole, Monday,
Mr.. and Mrs. Jess Moss and sis
ter, Miss Roxie, and Miss Jennie
Jones, from Polk Station, spent
Monday in Union City.
Mr.. Lexie Parks was IN South
Side last week examining the gas
oline engines of McAdoo & Harris.
He thinks them all O. K.
Mr.. A. E. Glover, an enterprising
farmer from No. 10, was in South
Side Saturday and bought lot of
cattle and hogs for feeders.
The High Sheriff of the State
passed through South Side Monday
night with two convicts for the
penitentiary from Tiptonville.
Mr.. J. NJ. Cole has got to be one
of the largest stock traders i'll the
county, having paid out $4,000 in
cash for cattle and hogs last week
Who can beat that ?
Mrs. w. S. Jackson and Mrs.
Birdie Turner went out and heard
Gov. McMillin's big speech at the
courthouse last Thursday, and en-
| joyed it very much.
Mr.. Butler Caldwell, nephew of
Mr.. ]. M. Cole, of district No. 3,
has been sworn in as Deputy Sher-
iff. He is hustling young man
and will make No. 3 good deputy.
The Carter MINISTRIES were on the
streets of South Side last Saturday
night, to the delight of Southsiders.
We felt like we were in the midst
of circus. Surprise us again,
boys.
Mr.. Henry Head is having pump
and large tank and gasoline engine
attached to his we'll in order to fur
nish plenty of water for his large
herd of cattle. Henry is hustling
young man.
Mr.. S. +. Sibert, general travel
ing agent for the Standard Man
ufacturing Company, made his an
nual settlement with Jackson &
Harris last week, and contracted
for the year 1908.
Mr.. John Kersey, from Clayton,
was the guest of Mr.. w. S. Jackson
Saturday night. John has bought
him a nice farm and says he is deal
ing in stock nowadays. He needs
a good, nice little wife to look after
the poultry for him.
Mrs. Henry Jewell and her estl-
mable family left this week for Glib
son county, where they will reside
in the future. We regret to have
them leave and they will be greatly
missed. They will live near Tren-
ton.
Let everybody come to hear Gov.
Frazier next Monday. The COM
mittee ought not to leave anything
undone IN making the Governor feel
welcome. 1t is such a pity Union
City can't afford a fine band on
such occasions-isn't it?
The high sheriff, Mr.. ]. T.
Chiles, was down in South Side
Sunday the guest of his old boy
hood friend, Mr.. w. S. Jackson, and
talked of olden times when they
were boys together. Come back
again, Jimmy-you are always well
come.
Mr.. Sam Wade informs us he is
half through sowing his wheat,
120 acres, and 100 acres more ready
to sow. Mr.. Wade is one of our
most prosperous farmers; pushes
things for all there is in them, and
if any one gets there he will be one
of them.
Gypsy.
Call at Parks, Turner & Cald-