The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1903-04-17
NORTH SIDE LOCALS.

vicinity last week.
Miss Annie Carter, of Kentucky,
visited relatives in North Side
recently.
Mr.. Clifford Kirkland, Of Fulton,
XIV, was visiting in our community
Thursday.
Mr.. Cary Todd visited the home
of Mrs. Parlie Harpole. He returned
to his home in Dresden, Tenn,
Monday.
Miss Phebie Carter, west of Mt.
Zion vicinity, spent several days
with her nieces, Misses Ellen and
Lizzie Guy.
Mr.. George Reynolds and wife
and Mr.. Tom Reynolds were the
guests of DR.. Harris and family
Sunday.
Mrs. June Crawford spent several
DAYS this week with her sister,
Mrs. Dick Corum, returning home
Wednesday.
Misses Irene Moss and Margaret
spent Friday night with
their friends, Misses Andrew and
Wayne Brevard.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lonnie Bondurant
and children, near Liberty, visited
Mrs. Bondurant's parents, D. Y.
Harris and wife.
Misses Nellie and Muller Corum
and Lille Walters spent Saturday
night and Sunday with the formers
aunt, Mrs. Joe Harpole.
Mr.. Harry McMurry, of North
Side, and Miss Maymie Barham, of
Mt. Zion vicinity, made flying
trip to Hickman Sunday.
Bon Hogan, of Number Seven,
and Mr. George Hogan, of Shady
Grove neighborhood, spent one
night last week with Mr.. Marshall
HARRISON.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Parkman re-
turned to their home in North Side
Saturday after several days visit to
the formers sister, Mrs. Hughes,
of Fulton, Ky.
Mr.. Tom Shoffner and the Cum
berland Presbyterian PASTOR Rev.
Atkisson, of the city, was in North
Side ThursdaT evening visiting
church me444Sfs.
Leamon Clogs drove out from the
city Saturday with a spanking new
buggy. Wonder who will be the
first young lady to get the first ride
in it? bet l can guess.
Messrs. Dock Carter and Pitts
McMurry lost several head of very
fine cows last week of disease I'M
known to the losers and writer.
Mr.. McMurry has lost four head
this year, the former lost one.
Mr. Jim Boxley returned Satur-
day after several days visit to his
brother, Mr.. Phil Boxley, of Mid
die Tennessee. He was accom-
panied home by Mr., Phil, who will
make his future home here with his
brother.
Misses Essie and Annie Ca
IuLHSISs duu bCILid ylols az
companied by Willie HARRISON, Sam
Debow and Wayne Mansfield, went
to Hickman, KY, Sunday and visit
ed Mr.. A. o. Caruthers and wife.
All reported an enjoyable time.
Sunday was an unusually pretty
and balmy day for Easter. The
sun was shining and birds singing
The many people seemed to take
advantage of the day, all going to
Easter services in the morning and
out driving in the afternoon, enjoy
ing the beauties spring.
BY the way, Hobo" me thinks l
recognize you at last. Several
months ago pictured you out to
be ssblushing young lady of seven
teen summers; but, oh my, what a
surprise to find you to be a widower
of IS or 40. You ought not to have
been so bold in giving yourself
away in such quiet manner. Did
you not spend certain night in
North Side recently?
Found = Sticking up in a mud
hole on Union C1ty-Jordan road a
''man's cob pipe" strong enough to
walk on good roads but give down
in above mud hole. From all APP
pearance l believe it to be the prop
erty of Billie Walters or Willie
Bouche. They, or the owner, can
get same by calling at the Com
mercial office" and paying tor this
notice. Call at once before it walks
off.
Miss Eunice Mitchell, one of our
most accomplished young ladies',
left Saturday morning for Frank
lin, Tenn, to spend the summer
with her aunt, Mrs. Moss Short.
Her host of friends regret very
much to give her up, but none seem
to take it so much to heart as the
little fellow around the corner, who
says, "There is Just One Girl"
Ha, ha, cheer up old boy; don't get
so-discouraged, perhaps you are in
error,
ToPsY.