The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1903-07-17
NORTH SIDE LOCALS.

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Messrs. Lawson and Robert Ca
Tnthers are visiting relatives i
Obion.
Say, Gypsy; didn't you think P
I'd. o. looked kinder lonesome Sat
nrday?
Mr.. Sam Alexander and wife Wis
tied friends near Jordan Sunda
evening.
Miss Fife Carr is visiting he
brother, Luther Carr, of No. Two
this week.
Mr.. Will Finch, of Fulton, Ky.
visited friends IN North Side Sun
day and Monday.
Miss Una Hill, of Humboldt, who
is visiting relatives in the city, spent
one night this week with the
writer.
North Side was visited by nice
heavy rain Wednesday morning,
and was much appreciated by our
farmers.
Mr.. Harry Dudley, of Mckenzie,
was in North Side several days this
week visiting his cousin, Mansfield
Har -lson.
Mr.. Herbert Store and Miss Birdie
Turner, of near Pleasant Hill, Wis
5ted Misses Ellen and Lizzie Guy
Sunday afternoon.
Misses Maymie Brevard and Es-
sic Tisdale spent a very pleasant
night Tuesday night with their
iriend, Miss Irene Moss.
MRS Dora Short returned to her
home near Franklin, Tenn, Sat
arday morning after a weeks visit
10 her sister, Mrs. w. E. Walker.
Mesdames Knox Everett and
Charles Moss and children spent
Tuesday with the formers parents,
Mr. Joe Cheatham and wife.
Mrs. Clay Walker and Mrs. Ross
came up from Troy Tuesday and
spent the day with Mr.. J M. Ca
ruthers and family, returning home
aame day.
Mrs. Arthur Carr and little
daughter, Ed Lois, returned home
Saturday night from several days
visit to her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Bud Coleman, of Martin, Tenn.
Mr.. Bob Millner came from FL
bridge Sunday to visit his mother,
Mrs. Corum. He returned home
Monday, accompanied by his wife
and children, who have been visit
ING here for several weeks.
The ever w1de-awake school di.
Tectors of Oakdale School are pre-
pairing for a big entertainment
which will be given by them Thurs
day night, July %, at the above
mentioned schoolhouse. Admis-
sion, 10 cents. The proceeds will
be used to help pay for school
library which is needed in every
school. A very interesting pro-
gram has been arranged and will
he carried out that night. Prof. !
Miller, principal of the Union City
Public High School, has promised
TO be with them and deliver talk
Everybody is invited to be present.
Remember the date, and you will
not be too late.
Now, in regard to our glorious
picnic, it would be perfectly useless
to try to express in words how we'll
We all Chose presently enjoyed our
selves, for words cannot tell, nor
ean they express how much graft
tgde we owe our editors for this
days outing with them. We can
only say to the absent ones, whom
We all missed, that they certainly
lost half of their life's pleasure,
and we hope, when next our editors
give a family reunion, that they
will make it convenient to be with
MS and answer to their names when
the roll is called. AS to the dinner;
well. now, you may talk about your
dinners, but you can't beat ours,
and that was one of the leading
aeatures of the day. The only mis-
take of the editors was that they had
a too tempting dinner, and we must
all admit we eat too much. We
made the round trip all o. K; not
an accident of any kind, except our
Bachelor editor was very unfortu-
nate in running in hornets nest,
and had to do some wild fighting to
yet out. Well, Absent, we didn't
spend the night with Wild Flower,
but we spent a very pleasant even