The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1903-01-30
GittIe Gocals 1 s s.s.s ss..,--. $500
FROM EVERYWHERE.

AAShtOnt SpCHL lew days mere
this week with Mrs. Mills, who has
been very sick.
Miss Mona Jones came home from
Columbus to visit her little nephew,
Master Cowden, who has been very
sick this week..
Mr.. Sam Turner is here from
Oklahoma, his new home, and will
return in a short time, accompanied
by his mother and sister.
Miss Emma Walker entertained
a number Of young friends at the
residence Of Mr.. and Mrs. D. N.
Walker last Monday night.
DR.. ]. H. Rippy, S. F. Howard
and J. a. Hefey are attending the
meeting of the Grand Lodge Of Odd
Fellows in Nashville this week.
The Holiness meeting is still in
progress, with very good attend
ance and manifestation OF interest.
Rev. Sweeton pleases his auditors.
Sheriff Chiles went to Nashville
yesterday with two prisoners for
the penitentiary, Victor and one OF
the negroes Who broke into the
freight cars at Fulton.
Mrs. John Ringwood, mother of
Mrs. w. H. Garrigan, of this city,
died at Hickman last week. She
was a member of the Catholic
Church and devout Christian wo-
man.
Attorney Seid Waddell was IN
Trenton this week for his clients in
the injunction suit brought by Jas.
Q. Harris against Applewhite &
Johnson, called Thursday by Judge
Cooper.
Mr.. John Clark, whose wife died
a few days since, carried his little
girls to Clinton Wednesday to their
aunt, Mrs. Will Clark He will
make arrangements for them before
returning.
Mr.. H. S. Hughes, of the North
western Dental College, who has
been in Memphis for the past few
days on business, spent Tuesday
with Union City people, returning
to Chicago Tuesday afternoon.
The new pipe organ for the First
Church has arrived and
the gentleman representing the
company is experimenting the work
Of putting It in. The congregation
will probably enjoy music from the
new instrument next Sunday.
Miss Bessie Rowland entertained
at finch Saturday night. Those
present were Misses Wilma Beck,
Pauline Cathey, Ruth Lyon, Ada
casebeere, Annie Gilchrist; Messrs.
Tom Taylor, Henry Little, Hunter
Elan, DR.. Joyner, Dan Glenn.
Mrs. Mamie Beck went to Flor
ence, Ala, to attend the funeral of
her father, w. K. Embry, whose
Heath occurred last Sunday. Mr..
Embry was II years OF age, man
If broad character and influence,
highly esteemed, and his death was
generally lamented.
Mr.. Lon Lancaster informs us
hat his mother, Mrs. M. A. Lam
,aster, was summoned by wire yes
erday to the bedside of her daugh-
er, Mrs. Jas. Ross, at Peck, in
Neakley County, who was not ex-
,ected to live. Mrs. Lancaster left
N the afternoon train.
Representative R. w. Oglesby
las introduced a bill in the house
0 amend the charter of Obion. We
urmise this is to bring the town of
)bion under the operation of the
ADAMS bill, closing the saloons.
Or. Oglesby is a thorough temper
nee advocate, and he is backing
is opinions with work in the legis-
ature.
DR.. and Mrs. G. B. Jones visited
elatives at Woodland Mills Satur-
ay and Sunday. The doctor tells
very good-sized coon tale. He
avs that he accidentally discovered
coon in a tree. The tree was fell
and the above mentioned coon
1as captured, together with six
theirs. The gross weight Of the
avs catch was rs pounds s
THE Minister'S Son" was given
the opera house Tuesday night
! the most capable company seen '
ere this season. It came nearer
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