The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1903-06-19
Local and Personal

Come and celebrate with us on
the Fourth.
Elder w. S. Long was in Hender-
son last week.
Mr.. T. J.. Latimer has returned
from Trenton.
John Pollock was here from Co
1umbus Sunday.
w. w. Cowden spent few days
at home this week.
Miss Annie Lee Hinemon has re-
turned to Little Rock.
Chester Bondurant me over
from Hickman Sunday.
Louis Zimmerman, of Memphis
was in town this week.
Miss Una Hill, of Humboldt, is
visiting Mrs. John Baird.
Mrs. Mudd, of Martin, will locate
on her farm near this city.
Miss Annie Walker spent the
week with Newbern friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Knox Harper, OF
Rives, were in the city Friday.
Fourths of July celebration in
Union City and everything free.
Mrs. DIN. Walker has returned
from a visit to relatives in Pulaski
Mr.. ]. w. Lockert, of Guthrie,
KY, is here with his son, R. l..
Lockert.
Miss Bessie Kinnard is visiting
her friend, Miss Hazel Kennedy, at
Mound City. Ill.
Miss Ruby Milan, of Fulton,
was the guest of Miss Maggie Lee
Harris this week.
An automobile race, with twelve
or fifteen contestants, will be ar
ranged for the Fourth.
Mrs. Clara Edwards had as her
guests last week, Sisters Frances
and Augusta, of st. Celia.
Mrs. Hefey, of Woodland Mills,
was here visiting her son, J. A.
Hehev, and family this week.
Rey. w. ]. Mccoy goes to Nash
willie this week to attend the Van
derbilt University Summer School.
Mrs. Herbert Carr and Miss Miss
Mary Carr, of Fulton, were the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. c. K. Lyon
last week.
Fourth of July in Union City.
Bigger and better than ever and all
attractions free to visitors. Come
and celebrate with us. We cordi-
ally invite you,
Misses Birdie Brock, Lille Pat
terson, Ola Cook and Mrs. BERTHE
Adams, of Sharon, are attending
the institute and are guests of Miss
Minnie Barksdale.
Thos. D. Martin, Esq, one of the
influential business men and cit1-
zens of Martin, we'll known in
Obion, was here this week under
the care of DR.. T. D. Edwards tor
the treatment of his eyes.
Children's day was observed in a
general way at Liberty last Sun
day. Rev. T. J. Lowery presided
and a very interesting program
was presented. The dinner of
of course, was one of the biggest
and best, spread on the ground.
The crowd was large one and the
occasion a complete success in all
particulars.
The Lucky Thirteen Club elected
officers last week as follows: Miss
Carrie Walker, president; Miss
Hazel Hardy, secretary; Miss Kath-
1een Reynolds, secretary. The
meeting was held at the home of
Miss Alice Dezonia Thursday after
noon. An entertainment was given
with Miss Lille Wade as prize win
ner.
Misses Hattie French, Matte
Bean, Mary Napier, Ottie Williams,
Lola White Messrs. Hunter Elan,
Walden Davis, King jenkins, Her
bert Tisdale, Herman Dietzel, Ar
thur Stitt, Chas. Robinson, Paine
Bransford, Robt White, VIM. Ram
sey and wife and MISS Mollie Bow
en- were at Sulphur Springs for an
outing.
Waverly was represented by a
committee of gentlemen here this
week advertising the K. of P. out
ing to be given at that place on the
18th OF July. All the lodges from
Nashville to Union City are invited.
1t will be their first annual field
dav and there will be drills. field