The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1903-05-08
SOUTH SIDE.

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Mrs. C. F. Ong is having he
muse newly papered.
VIZ. S. Jackson made bushes
FGi to Moriah last week.
George Adams lost a very fin
Galk COW of clover bloat.
Mrs. Sam Wade attended services
nj Pleasant Hill Sunday.
w. r. Webster returned home
Friday from Hot Springs.
hurry up, John" with that pic
mic, before the berries are all gone
Tom Johnson, of Hornbeak, spent
Monday night with w. S. Jackson
Mrs. w. ]. Phillips, of Fulton,
~as the guest OF Mrs. w. S. Jack.
ION Wednesday.
Miss Maggie May, of Waverly,
arrived Sunday and will board with
MIS-. Lawrence Pitzer.
Lawrence Pitzer left Monday tor
Hickman, to build the stone pillars
I'm the new court house.
Rev. John r. Williams and wife,
I'd Hornbeak, were the guests of
Mrs. Iris Brown Friday.
MRS. Maggie Harris lett last Fri
dsy for Waverly to attend the fun
eral of one of her relatives.
Mrs. G. W. Sturgis, of Hornbeak,
Is stepping at the hospltable home
Dd1. M. Cole during court.
Mrs. Mary Lee Moody and little
Easa4 John, left Sunday for Jackson,
t. visit Mrs. Moody's sister.
Miss Pauline Jackson spent
Taarsday and Friday with Miss
Margaret Harris, near Hickman.
Mr.. Marion Reeves and wife, of
Nnmber Twelve, were the guests
Of Mrs. Dora Reeves the first of the
Meek.
Miss Birdie Turner, of Rives,
spent a few days in South Side last
week, to the delight of her many
HESends.
Miss Nora Jackson went to
MOsiah Tuesday and will spend
several days visiting relatives and
friends.
Miss Clara Pardue, of Moriah,
spent last week with her cousins,
Misses Minnie, Trudie and Daugh-
aie Pardue.
w. r. McCracklin, of Hunting
don, general travelling agent of the
champion Machine Co., spent few
hours in South Side Tuesday.
Rev. J. B. New, formerly of South
Side, now travelling for the Under
wood Whip Co., was a welcome
Sisltor in this vicinity Friday.
We are in favor of having The
Commercial picnic anywhere in the
UDanty, except IN Nos. I, 2, 3, q, 5,
& 4, s, 9, 10, IL, II, IA, IS, 16.
Thanks to violet" for that nice
Battle boquet. She pitched one here
hast week, Violet" l am sorry to
SAY you need some glasses. fear
your eyes are failing you.
DR.. ]. NJ Rippy came down Fri
day and cleared the pest house
again and informed us that Obion
Granty is free from small pox for
Che first time in several years. DR..
Rppy is just what can knock small
Eox clear out of existence
p. II. Owen was a welcome visl-
aCs in South Side Monday night
He looked very lonely as he came
INTO town all alone in a buggy
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zDade for two. He told me on next
sSBnday he would ask charming
EOung lady to accompany him to
the correspondents dinner.
Say Barleycorn, Mrs. Anna
Rberhart, another one of our good
booking married ladies, has gone
INTO the poultry business. She has
nm incubator and two hundred little
chickens. She says she prefers the
iDcubator to the old hens, for you
kDOw they sometimes sit and some {
aSmes they get contrary and leave
abeir nests, and just think of the
eggs that are thrown away on &C
rOAnt of this meaness. The incu-
aator don't do that way, John.
j.. M. Cole spent Friday at the
home of Nat Holloman, near Mason
Hall. After the good wife had pre-
pared a dinner good enough for
ring to partake of, Mr.. Holloman,
knowing that the Esquire was fond
sf honey, said, 1--WE must have some