The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1903-05-15
NUMBER TEN.

Mrs. Ben Norred was in city
shopping this week.
Bob Glover, of Minnick, visited
relatives here last week.
Sam Williams, of Fremont, was
here on business last week.
Henry Snow paid flying trip to
the lake this week on business.
Several from here attended church
at Mt. Ararat last Sunday night.
Ned Cummings likes Bethel
neighborhood, or else some one
likes him.
RAYMOND White and sister, Miss
Lillian, of Jordan, visited relatives
here Sunday.
Mr.. liar Glover and sister attend
ed the teachers meeting in Union
City last Saturday.
Powell Glover is as happy as a
big sunhower. There is new
baby boy at his home.
Judge Caldwell and wife spent
several days with their son, Albert
Caldwell, of Clayton, last week.
Messrs. Ben Norred, Thea Fer
rell and Alvin Ross made bust
ness trip to Wheeling this week.
Mr.. Dick Parks and family spent
pleasant day with the family of
Jake Caldwell, of Number Thirteen.
Herbert Roberts and wife, of
Crystal, were the guests of Mr..
Thelbert Maupin and family Sun
day.
Mr.. Reece Emerson and family,
of Pilot Oak, KY, are the guests
jof Mrs. Emerson's sister, Mrs. Thea
Terrell.
Mrs. Dora Norred and children,
of Old Fremont, visited Mrs. Nor
reds father, Mr.. Rice Ross, last
Sunday.
Misses Alta and Lila Caldwell,
of Clayton, visited relatives here
last week, en- route to Union City
shopping.
Mr. Will Caldwell and cousin,
Miss Enola, spent last Tuesday
night with Mr.. Ollie Nichols and
wife, of Troy.
Miss May Norred, of Old FIRE.
mont, is spending several weeks
with her aunt, Miss Battle Rives,
taking music lessons.
Miss Eta Taylor visited home
folks in Troy last week, much to
the qualification of one of Troy's
handsomest young men.
Misses Eta Taylor and Sadie
Anderson, of Number Ten, accom-
panied by Miss Hun Burnett, of
Mt. Ararat, visited Mrs. Charlie
Lasley, of Troy, several days last
week.
"Old CULVER, we know you we'll;
spied you long ago. Yes, we have
long smelled a mouse. Practice
what you preach? All! certainly,
to be sure wise people change their
minds. huff Sed!
Married last Sunday at the home
of the bride, in Beech vicinity, Mr..
Hubert Bruer, of Clayton; and Miss
Brinnie Glasgow. The attendants
were Misses Lizzie Glasgow, Dee
Glover; Messrs. Nile Grills, Eide
Thomas. Miss Brinnie is one of
the prettiest, sweetest and most
popular young ladies in Beech and
has for sometime been the able in
structor of large school in New
! bern. Mr.. Bruer is the son of
Squire Bruer, of Clayton, and is an
industrious, well-to-do young man.
These young people have our best
wishes TOR long and happy life.
We are awaiting with deep inter
est the popular verdict from the
we'll known gentlemanly editors OF
The Commercial when and where
The Commercials correspondents
reunion takes place. Allow "Old
Rusti" to say that ''John Barley
corn's" suggestion be adopted. Let
us decide that the beautiful green
grassy banks of the historic Reel
foot lake, the very place. Mrs.
John Barleycorn" will furnish
plenty of fried chicken, her spouse
the ice cream and berries. Just
think what a glorious time "us
cozens" will have! There will be
Jim Russ" on the grey mule,
s.Vio1et and two little Vio1ets. "Old