The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1903-05-15
NORTH SIDE LOCALS.

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special cuisines" trip to North
Side Sunday.
Mr.. Joe Harpole and wife Sun
dayed with old friends, Mr.. VIII
Walters and wife.
Mrs. Annie Naylor, of Bethlehem
neie was in the city
shopping Saturday.
Sam Corum, of Oak Grove, made
a business trip over in North Side
Friday and Saturday.
Hurrah for "Gipsy," our South
ern friend; she is about the luckiest
member of our family.
Miss Lou HARRISON spent Thurs
day with her cousin, Mrs. Dora
Church, of Union City.
Mr.. Cage Hale, wife and children,
spent Monday with the formers
sister, Mrs. Albert Nichols.
Jim Hale appeared Saturday
evening in sporty, bran new bug
,gy. Watch the result, girls.
Misses Ellen and Lizzie Guy visit
ed their aunt, Miss Phebe Carter, of
Mt. Zion neighborhood, Sunday.
Misses Clara Farmer and Bertha
Taylor, of North Side, were visit
ing relatives intuition, KY, Thurs
day.
Miss Beaulah Litford, of Bethle-
hem neignhorhood, visited her
friend, Miss Clara Farmer, Satur-
day and Sunday.
Mr.. Will Warter6eld and daugh-
ter, Miss Virginia, of Nashville,
are visiting Mr.. Warterfeld's sis
ter, Mrs. Crittendon,
Well, friends, guess we will have
little show connected with our
picnic if "Barleycorn' and "Uncle
Bildad" carry out the part proposed
by the former.
Mr.. Dave Harmon and sister,
Mrs. Winsette, spent several hours
an our vicinity Monday evening en-
route, from Fulton, KY, to their
home IN Obion, Tenn.
Mrs. Sarah Parsley, after visit
of several days with her sister,
Mrs. Matte Taylor, returned to
her home in Vernon, Tex, Friday.
She was accompanied home by her
grandson, Ellis Taylor.
Miss Annie Caruthers closed a
very successful three months sub
.scrlption school at Oak Dale Fri
day. She has succeeded in secur-
ing the fall school there and will
begin her work again in July.
The children of Col. R. P. White
sell have been very sick with mumps
and whooping cough, but am
pleased to note that they are re-
ported much better at this writing.
Their little daughter, Jessie, is very
sick yet.
The people of Bethlehem are we'll
pleased with their new preacher,
Rev. Saddler. He delivered a very
fine sermon Sunday morning. His
sermon Sunday night was some
what short on account of his suffer
ing with the toothache, but was
very interesting.
We have the honor and pleasure
OF announcing to all that ch1ldren's
.day will be observed at Bethlehem
Saturday before the first Sunday,
June g. Also will add that there
will be dinner on the ground, plenty
OF good things to eat, of course. A
good programme has been arranged
and will be carried out that day,
which will interest both old and
young. We have invited and ex-
pect both our old and new preach
ers, Rev. ]. H, Thomas and Rev.
Saddler, with us that day, and it
promises to be a jolly day. Every
body is invited to come and bring
their friends. Remember the day.
A merry crowd of young boys
and girls of the city, chaperoned by
Mrs. Wade, started out Thursday
night week to enjoy their early
hours hay riding AM to visit ALI
,quippa park. They, never dream
ing what i'll luck awaited them,
rang forth their merry song, which
was heard in the still hours of the
night. But on arriving at small
bridge just inside the corporation
the wagon gave down. This, how
ever did not deprive the Young