The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1903-04-03
Local and Personal
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

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81 Arthur Scates has returned t
= Memphis.
: Mrs. Preston returned from Tren
: ton Monday.
: Herbert Hawkins, of Paducah
was here Sunday.
Mrs. Sam Bratton is visiting rel
atives in Martin.
Miss Maggie Burk spent Sunday
3 with Martin friends.
Mrs. Joie Craddock is quite ii
with fever at her home.
Miss Lucy Harris returned from
Harris Station Saturday.
LeGrand Jones, of Trenton, was
here Friday on business.
Miss Essie Williams, Of Beech,
was in shopping Saturday.
Alex. Campbell, Of Jackson, spent
a few days here with his mother
j last week.
! ]. M. Crawley, Esq, of this vicin-
|ity, spent a few days in St. Louis on
business this week.
DR.. Holloway and wife were up
from Rives Sunday, the guests Of
Mrs. Halle Brown.
Mr.. Shelburne was called to State
Line Saturday to oficiate at the
funeral of Mrs. Jones.
Henry and John Dahnke went to
Crockett Monday looking after the
plantation at that place.
Misses Williams and Cheatham,
of Paducah Junction, were here
Monday visiting relatives.
Prof w. H. Cook, the popular
uperintendent of the Rives Graded
School, was in the city Saturday.
Mrs. John'Baird and little daugh-
ter, Wlllette, are visiting Mrs.
Baird's father who is very sick at
Humboldt.
Miss Carmack was delightfully."-
entertained while visiting Kenton
by the society young people OF that
place last week.
Mr.. Patterson, a young gentle
man, from Manchester, has been
employed as compositor on the
Obion Democrat.
Sid Herring, who was located at
Joplin, Mo, has moved to Dewey,
Ind, Ter. Mr.. Herring went from
this cityWest several months ago.
A large number of people from
Rives, Troy, Woodland, Fulton,
and other near places came in Fri {
day and heard Gov. Taylor lecture. /
D. j. Caldwell, of this city, has q
been appointed by the Governor as t
a delegate to represent us at the t
National Conference of Charities Il
and Correction which meets IN At FIR
ANITA in May. Z
Miss Sallie Ask1ns, of Number e
Seven, daughter of Esquire James il
Askins, was assigned to a position S
II the office of the Cum berland Tel v
phone and Telegraph Company h
lere last week. C
Noble G. Halliburton has return
d to Paris, where he has position :
N the Paris Intelligencer. He is
plendid young man and good t
worker and we regretted very much 0
o have him leave. 7
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Burchard h
will locate in Cairo, where Mr.. q
is now employed in the d
abroad service. The young cou- e
lie have many friends here who n
wish them long life and happiness. IL
r. H. McClanahan has the con- II
ract to build a fine residence for N
;. F. Beckham on his splendid 0
east of the city limits. d
dr. Beckham contemplates moving s
0 his farm, but he and his estima- s
lie family will probably spend the u
winters in this city. a
Victor Amberg, the young man :
Who shot himself at Hickman last :.
Saturday, IS not very seriously !,
lurt, The ball struck a rib and :
made flesh wound on his side. 1t :
vas reported that he tried to kill :
himself. He is a son of Dee Am :
'erg, and a member of the Amberg
Try goods firm. =
Mr., Geo. S. Hardy, Union City's :
.ing-bee hustler, is having til e E
and machinery at the Tile :,