The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1903-03-27

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day in April.
Miss Ethel Luton, OF bandanna'
XIV. is visiting her grandfather,
las I.tcn IL the city, to remain
several weeks.
Ed. ]. N. Hall, of Fulton, will
preach tomorrow friday night at
Riyes in the M. E. Church. Friends
cordially invited.
Miss Murtie Whitley returned
home Monday from a two-weeks'
visit with her aunt, Mrs. Maggie
Haste, at Trenton.
The Christian Church choir, uf-
der the supervision Of Mr.. Ownby'
is preparing for Easter some new
and beautiful music.
Clarence Cloyes has secured avery
nice position in the offices OF the
Transit Company in St. LOUIS
where he is now located.
w. S. Long and Mrs. Long are
TO have their home rebuilt on
Church street. Preparations are
now being made for nice residence
J. H. Posey, Esq, who has oeen
residing at Blue Bank, in Lake
county, has returned to his olo
home at Hornbeak with his family.
Misses nellie and Louise Rogers
81 Hickman. and R. G.. Maloan, OF
Dresden, attended the funeral ana
interment of their cousin, Mrs. j.
NJ. Moore.
Miller Waddell, of Cummins,
Ark. is taking advantage OF the
opportunity occasloned by the hlgh
water to visit friends and kinsfolk
in Union City.
Farmers report that wheat and
winter turf oats are looking ex-
tremely we'll and prospects are good
for big crop. Red clover also
looks very promising.
Robt. Bats, Western Union OPP
orator here, left for Hot Springs,
Ark, this week, for his health. We
trust Bob will find the health-re-
storing qualities of the water just
what he needs.
The .no-screen" bill, passed by
the Legislature, was amended SO
as to to apply only to retail Sellers
and only on election days, Sundays
and other days when it is illegal to
sell. There's nothing to it."
Mr.. and Mrs. E. B. Chester and
family have moved from Rlves and
are temporarily located in Union
City until Mr.. Chester finds new
place of business. They are board
in with Mr.. and Mrs. Corbett.
Coming next tonight, March n
the most popular lecturer IN the
United States, the man nearest the
hearts and homes of the Southern
people Bob Taylor. This will be
the last entertainment at Walkers
Opera House and the auditorium
should be filled. 1t will be rich.
Rev. S. w. Kendrick informs us
that the meeting at the Baptist
church resulted in some ten OF
twelve conversions, with about hal
a dozen additions to the church ant
perhaps the chances of Others
! joining soon.
We are authorized to announc
that r. l.. Pruett, missionary iron
Japan, will preach at Mount Her
mon, near State Line, next Sunda
morning at IL o'clock. Everybod
should hear him, and everyone
invited to attend.
Rev. ]. M. Ramseyer, wife an
Mr.. Eicher leave today for Maiden
Mo-, to begin series of meetings
They have just closed most exec
lent meeting here, with more tina
! an hundred conversions and a grea
outpouring of the spirit of Christ.
!, Miss Bessie Rowland returned t
5 Union City Sunday after few day.
visit to Miss Hester Britain. Mis-
f Rowland is a very charming youn
!. lady and has number of friend
s in Fulton who would be glad
have her visit here ottener. -Leac
er.
!. The rites of matrimony were SC
/ emnized Wednesday afternoon /
Rev. T. G. Lowery in the Method
: parsonage at Crystal. which linkt
the lives of Chas, Walton and Mi
Etna Ray. Mr.. Walton is an i