The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1903-02-06
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Miss Bessie Gardneris recovering
"A surprise marriage is in store
for the younger set.
Mrs. Davis, of Terrell, visited
friends in town last week.
Miss Doyle, Home street, was
sick several days last week.
Mrs. John Bard visited relatives
at Dyer the first Of the week.
Esq. w. H. Nichols, Of Kenton,
was here Monday on business.
Willis Mailing was at Reelfoot
bunting and fishing this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. Kinnard have
returned from Paragould, Ark.
Mr.. and Mrs. Selma Harris, of
Rives, were in the city Monday.
Col. Henry Mayors left Monday
on business trip through Illinois.
Mr.. Sanders, of Woodland, went
to Arkansas last week prospecting.
Warren Digit, Of Valparaiso
Ind, visited friends here last week.
Or. Mckee came home from Nash
vile to spend first Monday in the
t.
city.
w. D. Wade, the hustling stock
man of Rives, was here a few hours
Monday.
Mrs. Emaline Holloway, of Rives,
was the guest of Mrs. Wilson here
last week.
Mrs. Wilma Cheatham Massen-
gill, of Number One. visited friends
here last week.
]. E. Isbell, one Of Crystals best
citizens, was business visitor to
this city Monday.
Mr.. Tom Dean fell from car
last Saturday and was considerably
crippled for several days.
Some say grounding day is on
| the 1st and others on the 18th OF
February. We give it up.
| Mr.. Russell Porter, of Louis
vile, spent few days here with
old-time friends this week.
Miss Paschall has returned tc
Dresden from a visit to the Misses
Winstead on Division street.
Miss Bell Moore, who has beer
visiting Miss Bessie Scates, re
turned to Hickman Monday.
| The smiles Of winter have beer
i delightful for several days. we
regret to think they must pass.
1 Mrs. Sophia Hill returned sunda,
| from a short stay with her daugh
/ ter. Mrs. Fred Black. at Cairo.
4 Al Curtin was in Gardner las
I week. He is having a business
house constructed at that place.
\ Mrs. Dora Craig Johnson, Elk
change street, has moved over II
East End, corner of Maple street.
4 w. J. Edwards came down iron
st. Louis to look after the NJ, z. .
! st. L. tracks at Hickman this week
Miss Lizzie Tams, of Hickman
returned home Monday, after
short visit to her sister, Mrs. w. E
Scates.
Mrs. Walter Hester, tormerl
Mrs. Bingham, of Union City, wa
a guest of Miss Maggie Lee Harri
this week.
Rev. e. e. Hendrick was here
few hours Monday. He came u
from Jackson, where he is nov
holding a union revival meeting.
Masters Shelton and Melvin Wal
son and sister, Miss Kathleen, wer
ssat home to some of their littl
friends Saturday afternoon at dir
ner.
Mr.. Fope Herring went 10 Arkar
sas Tuesday and Mrs. Herring WI
be with her daughter, Mrs. L. !
Swayne, at Hickman, for severe
days.
The good ladies Of the G. +
Church raised a nice little sum an
purchased two nice moquet rug
and presented them to Mrs. E. I
Hendrick just before her departur
for Nashville. The work was
charge of Mrs. D. A. Peeler,
The NJ, C. & St. L. cradle" a
Hickman was out Of repair froi
i Saturday until Tuesday, so th
I, freight from the west could not B
transferred there, and the Of
"Green Line was put on over til
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