The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1903-07-24
NORTH SIDE LOCALS.

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day.
Misses Nellie and Muller Corun
spent Monday with Miss Grace
Board
All, there! "Sunflower" you have
a sly way of telling who your wis
itors" are.
Mrs. Luther Corum and children
spent several days with her brother
Dalton Roper.
Miss Pauline Carter spent severa
days last week with Misses Eller
and Lizzie Guy.
Miss Annie Caruthers has re.
turned from a visit of several days
in Hickman, XIV.
Miss Alfie May Cobb and brother,
John, spent Monday and Tuesday
with Miss Ada Harpole.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Gardner, of
Gardner, spent one day recently
with Mrs. Amanda HARRISON.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Cunningham,
of Protemus, is visiting their
daughter, Mrs. Dorrel Harris.
Miss Bessie Coleman returned
Monday night from a visit of two
weeks with relatives in Paducah.
Miss Verna Calicott, after very
pleasant visit to her mother, Mrs.
Mary Calicott, returned to her home
in Rives Tuesday.
Ike Carmack told us several days
ago he was blowing corn and ran
upon IS snakes and killed them all.
Who can beat that?
Little Miss Ruth Moss returned
home Tuesday from visit of sew
eral days to her grandparents, Mr..
and Mrs. Tom Ownby.
Mr.. and Mrs. w E. Walters and
little daughter, Ruth, spent Satur-
day night and Sunday near Horn
beak with Mrs. Jim Reeves.
Mrs. Mary Cutting and family re-
turned home Monday morning after
spending several days in Hickman,
Ky, with her brother, Rev. Cuff
Warterfeld.
Harry McMurry and Miss Ida Bee
Coleman spent Sunday with the
formers cousin, Miss Mamie Nc
hurry, BY the way, Barleycorn;
Harry saws you will have to get Ed.
% write about that hill dam. Quite
sure Ed. can do the work o. X,
ant you, Ed?
Mansfield HARRISON informed us
Saturday evening when he was driv-
ng out of the city with his brand
lewly-painted buggy, that he was
coing in the same business with
Iarpole, but he is going to haul
he ladies around. By the way,
Hunter says he has plenty more
ats yet. Just ask him to deliver
-ou one.
Hello, Scribbler! am very proud
indeed, to have you join our honor
BILE and happy band. We don't
eel so lonesome, now. Come again.
We enjoyed reading your letters so
1uch. We were so full of picnic
asst week we did not extend our
words of welcome as we should
ave done, and are very sorry you
ould not meet us on the 18th; but
ever mind, there'll come a time
ONE day.
Topsy, accompanied by friend,
TENDED church at Beulah Sunday
nd had the pleasure of listening to
ne of Bro. Ellis fine sermons.
Bro. Ellis is a good, sociable man
md an excellent preacher. We do
lot wonder at the people being so
veil pleased with him. He has
made Beulah a good pastor for
light years, and still they love to
lear his sermons, as they did years
go. We learned while there that
he Sunday School was organ
zed and is run mostly by young
people, with Herbert Naylor, a
worthy young gentleman, as super
and Miss Ethel Hender-
son, an accomplished young lady,
is secretary. This speaks well of
he community. We always like to
see and hear of the young people
oeing leaders, especially in Sunday
School work.
Well, Gypsy; did you see the wild
goose chase which occurred in your
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