The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1903-03-06

friends ends.
Mrs. Hickey, of Cincinnati, has
been engaged to take charge of the
Coble & Clagett Co. millinery de
partment. This company is now
in receipt of new goods for the
spring trade.
DR.. w. w. Hall has received an
invitation to attend the marriage
of his old friend, Julius Roulap, who
left here about year ago for Ger
many. He will be married on the
18th inst. to Miss Ida Bersell.
Over one hundred conversions
have been reported by those inter.
ested in the meeting held at the
Primitive Baptist Church. This
week services are held only at night.
The crowds continue to attend.
Miss Louie Gibbs entertained
the members of the J. F. F. Club
last Wednesday afternoon in de-
lightful manner. Tea was served
and the time was brilliantly spent
in social topics, music and games.
DR.. John Goodwin, of st. Louis,
was here Tuesday to see his broth
err, Will Goodwin, of the firm of
Grissom & Goodwin. Mr.. Will God
win has not been we'll for some time
and left Wednesday night for ST..
Louis with his brother.
Rev. S. w. Kendrick announces
that the protracted meeting here
tofore postponed will begin next
Sunday, Rev. W. H. Sledge, of
Helena, Ark, has assured the pas
tor that he will be here at that
time. Everybody invited.
Fred Branham. of Samburg, was
arrested here last Monday. He had
been under indictment for some
time for carrying pistol, and the
Sheriff took advantage of the OPP
portunity to place him under arrest.
]. c. Burdick is his bondsman.
Mrs. H. T. Robinson entertained
a few friends at finch Wednesday
afternoon. Those present were
Mesdames w. H Swiggart, Geo. S.
Hardy, M. Glasscock, ]. c. Rey-
nolds, c. P. Hardy, B. F. Beckham
and ]. B. Hibbitts. Refreshments
were served.
Several negroes created a rough
house on the cars between here and
Kives Tuesday, and were arrested
by Deputy Sheriff Bob Moore, of
Kenton, and brought here to jail.
Each one OF the prisoners carried
fine pistol. For which they will
have to pay pistol fine.
Walter G. Reynolds, the grocer,
has been treating his customers
and the public this week to free
OF the famous R1chelieu
Coffee. The table was under the
care of lady representative, and
the flavor and aroma of this fine
brand were delicious indeed.
Hon. Lexie S. Parks has returned
from tour of the Southern States
and Cuba. He spent Monday in
the thriving little city of Hatt1es-
burg, Miss, and says Ferd Thorn
asson and Arch Allen are both well
and prospecting. He also informs
us that he found Col. Dan M.
Mayors there and holding the po-
sition of secretary OF the CONNER
cial club.
Robinson, Bransford & Co. threw
open the doors of their business
house last Monday to the public.
The windows were artistically
dressed and the stock and fixtures
Systematically and handsomely ar
ranged in the style of up-to-date
clothiers and haherdashers. The
Did Max Layne house was especi-
ally designed for this kind of bust
ness and makes an attractive sales
room.
Mr.. Floyd Moore, having been
and treasurer for Morgan
& Hardy Bros. for about two years,
was last week appointed by the
to devote his entire time
% collections and incidental work,
md Lea Garth advanced to chief
oookkeeper. We congratulate both
.hese young gentlemen. The bus
ness of the company has been in
rapidly in recent years,
ind the duties Of treasurer requires
,ne mans time and ability.
Mr.. Noel Pursley and Miss Perdie