The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1903-07-24
NUMBER TEN.

MISS Jolnle SaLlpDell was III lLo
city shopping Monday.
Miss Ottie Glover spent Sunday
in Fremont visiting friends.
Will Hawkins spent last Sunday
with his sister, Mrs. George Key,
of Number Six.
Prof. Nod Cummings, Of Pleas
ant Hill, was visiting in Number
Ten last Saturday.
Henry D. Park and family, of
Union City, were visiting friends
here one day last week.
Miss Lillian Terrell spent last
week in the city, the guest of her
friend, Miss Pauline jackson.
Mr.. Jim Cook, of CornersvilIe,
Tenn, is here the guest of his
brother, VIM. Cook, for several
weeks.
Miss Alta Caldwell, of Clayton,
was the guest of relatives here in
Number Ten last Saturday and
Sunday.
Mrs. Thea Terrell and children
left Monday morning for visit to
relatives in Graves county, KY,
for several days.
Whew! are you set out, Master
Fatel Alb, yes, we think so by
the looks Of that brand new bug
gy you were sporting last Sunday.
School opened Monday at Old
Fremont with Miss Zana Cook, of
Cornersville. Tenn. as the teacher.
Miss Cook is an able, experienced
teacher. We wish for her success.
B. Flowers opened school at
Browns schoolhouse last Monday.
Mr.. Flowers is an intelligent
young man and most excellent
teacher, we are indeed glad to say.
Several young people from here
attended the ice cream supper at
Crystal Wednesday night. A large
crowd was present. Laughter,
cream and cake flowed freely, as
did bright smiles.
Well, Jim Russ, you did wake
up, didn't you, long enough to
write a few items? Jim, write
every week; we are glad to hear
from you since we have become
suddenly "Wise."
B. H. Goods school began last
Monday at Garrigan's scoool house
in No. 6. Mr.. Good is an indus.
trious, we'll educated young man,
a hard working student at his
studies and will make the people
of No. 6 a most excellent teacher.
Ned Cummings, of Pleasant
Hill, called on his best girl last
Sunday. What is the matter with
the Professor! He doesn't seem
in the best of humor here of late
Maybe it is the heat; we had for
gotten that; and that is what the
matter is, we believe.
The protracted meeting begins
next Sunday, the fourth Sunday,
at Beech, we we're told this week.
Rev. Holder, with an able assist
ant, will conduct this meeting and
you we'll know it will be a glorious
one, as Bro. Holder has no other
kind. His name is Holder and he
certainly can hold the crowd.
The protracted meeting began
at Protemus last Sunday. Rev.
B. L. Holder, that noble disciple
of the Lord, striving to the extent
of his ability to make the meeting
interesting and it will SO prove to
be, as Bro. Holder believes in
"holding fast to that which is
good" Rev. E. E. Hendrick, a
grand exhorter, is assisting Bro.
Holder in his noble work.
Hugh Garrigan, of Number
Two, says you are simply not IN it
Ned, by a large mojority. How
is this? Hugh reports the ice
cream supper on the night of the
10Th all right, and a nice one.
So far, so good. 1.-The last shall
be the first and the first shall be
the last" wont they Ned!
P. H. Owen was in Number Ten
last Saturday. He said he got his
rations free for a week at the pic
mic of the correspondents of The
Commercial. Old CULVER, of
N,.o. L.. Ill.,, W;I,lot Of Fra