The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1903-06-05

fessional care of DIR. w. M. Turner,
at his dental parlors.
i Elder ]. w. Shelburne united in
marriage Tuesday night at the
i Palace Hotel Baalasn Kindred and
Miss Inez Jeter, of Martin.
4 Misses Mary Davis, of White
Bluff, and Mary Davis, of Nashville,
were the'guests of their cousin,
Miss Wootson Davis, Sunday.
Miss Kathleene Reynolds will
entertain this afternoon from three
to five, in honor of her visitor, Miss
Annie Lee H1nemon,o of Little Rock.
Rev. H. w. Brooks, presiding
elder of the Dyersburg District, was
here few hours Wednesday visit
ing his old friend Rev. G. B. Bask-
erville.
NOEL Hall has been relea sed from
Jail on $3.50 bond. He is to be
tried before Supreme Court for va
rious and sundry offenses against
law and decency.
]. r. Morgan, T. F. Stubs and
Geo. S. Hardy will go to st. Louis
/, next week to attend the annual
meeting of the stockholders OF the
Hawley Murphy Trunk Co.
Junius Caldwell and couple of
negro prisoners were carried to
Jackson this week by Sheriff Chiles
and Deputy Bob Moore to be heard
on appeal before Supreme Court.
Algie Sheriff. will leave next
Tuesday for Hattiesburg, Miss,
to enter the dry goods trade in one
of the busiest little towns in the
whole South, or any other country.
Mrs. Geo. S. Hardy and son,
Glenn Lee, of Chicago, after two days
visit to Mrs. Hardy's grandmother,
Mrs. M. S. Kimberlin, left Satur-
dav for Atlanta to visit her father,
w. L. Parrot.
Mr.. J. F. Rives, one of the pros
porous farmers of the great Jordan
section, paid The Commercial a
pleasant visit yesterday. He says
, some wheat is being harvested in
: his neighborhood.
Mrs. Guy Mcconnell and Miss
) Maggie Alexander, who have been
) visiting relatives in this city and
at Jordan for some weeks, will leave
7 next Tuesday returning to their
t home at Shawnee, Okla.
F. HI. Foote. who has been in this
: city several months under the treat
] ment of DR.. Hendricks, has pur
chashed a home at Obion and will
5 move his family there in the neal
: future.
]. H. Mcdowell returned Friday
= from Rosedale, Miss, where he has
been since the reunion. Mrs. Nc
Dowell remained there a few days
with her son, Hugh, who now has
charge of the club houses of the
Ozark Hunting Club.
! Judge Lawson, chairman; Geo
p. Hurt, Kenton ]. M. Campbell
Ob1on ]. c. Isbell, r. F. Ma
bry and Henry Moffett, com
prising the members of the equal
cation board, have been engaged a
the courthouse this week adjusting
> the taxes.
The Union City attorneys inter
ested in the liquor cases are now IL
S Jackson attending the SUPREME
r Court and it is expected that al
opinion in the cases carried up from
: this county will be had in a few
j. DAYS, as the court has been work
ing on the Obon county docket sew
q eral days.
e The Cob1e- Walker Wholesale
II Grocery Co. opened for business
this week. At a recent meeting o
the stockholders J. A. Coble wa
V elected president. W. J. Nichols
vice-president and Allen Thomp
son, of Nashville, secretary. Thl
Il concern will carry large stock an'
expect to do a good business.
t. We are told that Charlie Klstne
has made an enviable record at TIL
4 High School. He has not been ao
e sent a single day from study nor
g single minute tardy during the en-
tire term. Mrs. Kistner tells u
= that Charlie many times cooke'
e and prepared his own breaktas
while his mother was sick in orde
to be in school on time. There /
always room at the top for bo..