The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1903-09-11
Local and Personal

DLOW1 LHL0 WYNN
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Cannon hav
a fine large baby boy, born Thurs
day at Oak Grove.
Mr.. Cowan, OF Waverly, a trien'
of Mr.. Hugh Harris, was vislto
in the city Sunday.
Mr.. G. P. Evans, of Bowling
Green, KY, was business visito'
in Union City this week.
Mrs. Ed S. Crenshaw and son
Master Walton, are in Troy this
week with Mrs. Lucy Walton.
Mrs. ]. D. Bludworth and daugh
ter, Miss Lena, CT Martin, came
down Sunday to see Mr.. J. f.
Hubbs.
F. w. Preston, of the Obion Dem.
ocrat, is rusticating this week,
going over the public highway on
his wheel toward Memphis.
Miss Lillian Strayhorn, of Los
Angeles, Cal, Misses May and
Collie Hornsby, of Martin, were
among the guests at the Palace
Hotel Monday.
Mr.. John Elan left last week,
going to Arkansas to engage IN
the lumber business, which, in a
way, supercedes this country, in
the lumber trade.
Mrs. DR.. ]. B. Anderson passed
through the city Monday, return
ing from her former home in Muir
freesboro to Rives. She was join
ed here by the Doctor.
Mr.. Josh Mitchell, of Dielstadt,
Mo-, was here last week spending
a few days in Obion county on
business. Mr.. Mitchell is former
resident of this county.
Mr.. ]. R. Spradlin, one of Union
City's best citizens and building
contractors, left this week for the
great state of Colorado. looking for
a desirable new home in the West.
Prof. Herbert Hutchinson, of
Jackson held lecture recital Mon
day evening at the Lovelace hall.
A very nice program was arranged,
and his accompanist was Miss Lila
Bell.
Mr.. Bruce kirkland has returned
from Dlelstadt, Mo-, back to Obion
county and located on the farm re-
Gently purchased of Chas. Cobb.
He prefers Obion to the Missouri
county.
We are indebted to the president,
Mr.. w. B. Taylor, for an invitation
to the Twenty-ninth Annual Fair
Hop at Getty's Hall, Friday eve
ming, September Is, at Bowling
Green, Ky.
Mr.. Wallace w. Moore is now en-
gagged in the Offices of the Belknap
Hardware Company, Louisville.
Mr.. Moore's friends here are pleased
at his good fortune in finding a
place with that fine establishment.
Mr.. H. A. Lind, former proprie-
tor of the Union City Steam Laun-
dry, left this week for Arkansas,
looking tor new location. Mr..
Lind is a good laundryman and will
make a good citizen wherever he
goes.
Mr.. Clarence Clogs is spending
this week at home from st. Louis
on a vacation. He says he has al
ready been compllmented by two
promotions, and is highly pleased
in his business with the Transit
company.
Misses Lula and Mary Swiggart
entertained the ]. F. F. Club yes
terdav afternoon in honor of their
guests and visitors in the city.
Club colors and decorations were
very beautifully arranged in their
Main street home Refreshments
and finch were given.
Rev F. L. Ewing, pastor of the
Presbyterian Church, this city. was
in attendance at Woodville last
week at the presbytery of the West.
ern district. He informed us that
there were nine ministers and nine
elders present. There was cor
dial, hospitable reception, good
meeting and a pleasant time. The
Doctor will preach here next Sun
day morning and at night at Pierce
station.
At ]. P. Verhine's dry goods es
tablishment Miss Morris, of st
II. L.