The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1903-02-06

4 "When We Were Twenty-Five 4
constant succession of tearfu
laughter. 1t made an immense hi
in Boston, Chicago and New York
Dr.. Jones was called to Paducaf
Junction Monday to see the hive
year-old son of Sheriff Chiles. Th'
little fellow was quite sick, but il
improving now.
Pastors meeting next Monday
in the parlor of Palace Hotel. AL
pastors are urged to be present
Or. Ewing will read a paper, gen
eral discussion to follow.
Attorney Seid Waddell, represent
ing the anti-saloon league of Union
City, and Mayor Walker went to
Nashville this week to look after the
passage of the city charter.
B. F. Chambers, of Jordan, a
prominent stock dealer and poulter
of that station, was here few days
Monday on business trip. He
gave us an appreciated visit.
Mr.. Sam D. Woosley was COM
PEELED to take to his room again
Wednesday evening on account OF
the injury to his leg, which had
swollen something like it was last
week.
Harry n. Robinson was in st.
Louis this week buying fixtures and
goods for Robinson, Bransford &
Co. Their house is about ready.
and the goods will be ready for GUS
toners March l.
Several of the boys and girls sur
Drlsed Mrs. Russell, two miles
southeast of town, Saturday night,
but received hearty welcome, and
although all had gone to bed, the
arge dining room was thrown open
and dancing followed.
The bill by DR.. McRee to allow
railroads to condemn lands for the
purpose of building second main
track, sidings, yards. etc.. is in
tended primarily to allow the Iii
nois Central Railroad to double
track it's line through Tennessee.
We are informed that the citizens
IF Woodland are contemplating the
starting of a bank at that place
with $40 900 capital. Already about
Sl3. 900 or S14, 900 has been suoscrib-
d, and Messrs. Holiday, Bramham
md others are substantially inter-
.sted.
Mr.. r. T. Curtin leaves next week
or the markets to spend few weeks
,uving new and fashionable dry
FOODS and millinery for his house
n Union City. In the meantime he
; offering some splendid bargains.
1hich are enumerated in another
olumn.
Mr.. Sam Turner leaves this week.
ccompanied by his mother and sis !
.r, going to Holdenville, in Indian
'erritory, to locate. The family
i'll carry with them many pleasant
from friends here and .
ishes for their future welfare and ,
appiness.
Rev. Freeman. pastor of the Meth
list Church at Columbus, KY, was
ere few hours Monday visiting
is friend, DR.. G. B. Jones. He II
i'll return next week and attend /
lie conference of the young preach
IS of the Memphis Conference to {
= held here.
Mr.. A Roper and wife have moved
ack to Union City from Roseneath,
[iss., where they have resided dur
Ig the past three years. Mr.. Ro- |
err was at one time engaged in the
rocery business here. They have
its of friends here, who are glad
} have them return. II
Walter Reeves-McGovern was
nited in marriage to Miss Mickey
enton at the home of the brides
Iother near Riges last Sunday.
Tr. McGovern is an adopted son of
lr. Reeves and an excellent Young
ian. Mrs. McGovern is a highly ,
steemed young lady.
We understand that Mr.. Calvin I
Rogers will receive his commits
ion in few days as coal oil in q
pector here. Mr.. Rogers is good t
ian and will make an acceptable :
ficial. The Legislature has in {
reased the test in Tennessee To $50