The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1903-03-20

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Union City and Jackson local.
Attorney John E. Wells spent
several ds ID Ala i bari5i TIL week
taking dispositions in the Harris
Dougherty Reelfoot Lake suit.
I Mr.. Anthony Flack, who has been
very sick with catarrhal pneumo-
A mia, at his home in Woodland, is re
ported better the past few days.
i w. L. Johnson and Mrs. w.
Nichols were united in marriage
Wednesday afternoon at the resi-
dence.of the bride in this city.
Rev. S. w. Kendrick performed the
rites.
Mrs. Lannom left Tuesday for
Oklahoma. where she will spend the
summer with relatives Herdaugh-
ter, Miss Ada, will spend the sum-
mer with her brother, Attorney G.
N. Lannom.
Miss Mary Royle, from Chicago,
has been engaged to conduct the
department of millinery for r. T.
Curtin. She will be associated in
the work by Mrs. minnie Lee Alex
ander and Miss Cora Sanding.
A. J. helms, of the Rives vicinity, /
was in town Wednesday. He is
one of Obion county's best farmers,
and he says that the condition of
the wheat crop aud the prospects
are the finest we have had in years.
Mr.. G. N. Halliburton, of Paris,
arrived Wednesday and is helping
in the mechanical department of
The Commercial this week. He is
an excellent young man and no
doubt will make many friends here.
Miss Ella Whipple entertained
the ]. F. F. Club at the Whipple
residence on Fifth street Wednes- i
day afternoon. The time was pleas
antly occupied with music and
games. Refreshments were served.
Rev. e. E. Hendrick writes us I
that he is conducting fine meet
ing at Grace Church, in. Nashville,
but that he is IN considerable trou-
bic over the fact that three of his !,
family have scarlet fever. We hope
hey will soon recover. n
The Caldwell-Mayers Grocery Co.
great removal sale in t
heir advertisement this week.
The building these people now oc- l.
upy has been sold to the ]. A.
1oble Grocery Co. and they want to
educe the stock before moving. :,
DR.. w. A. Mailing, assisted by
)r. ]. Brien Adkerson, of Rives, ~
Mr.. Ammons' leg We'd :,
esday morning at DR.. Nailling's Az
ffice. 1t will be remembered that J..
Ir. Ammons was badly crippled at
he Union City grain mill a few II
'eeks ago. The patient stood the
peration finely and is now doing We
ell. On the same day DR.. Nail s.
ng removed an eye. for a colored
irl, which had become diseased M
it'll small pox. "
John B. Wheeler, the Trojan he
entleman who is well known by sh
IS reputation as general insur-
ace agent, was in the city Tues VI
~, and from him we learn of the M
arriage of his brother, James H. q.
'heeler, of San Francisco, who n
as a dry goods salesman in Troy
me years ago. Gen" was an he
e-time friend of ours, quite WI
lndsome fellow, very popular, and
w he managed to escape the keen re
e of Cupid for so many years is r"
onder. Like us he was an old 80
lchelor don't say anything about is
to Barleycorn and Stray J.) but til
had the advantage in stature
Id good looks; and moreover, what en-
e never had, some tact with the m'
dies. He was married in Sacra- W.
ento on the 18th inst, and his of
lfe was Miss Ruth Webb, pref ag
sunset belle of nineteen summers.
ere's to you, Gen" and yours. an
ay your live forever in the light XII
her smiles and the glorious sun of
line of the Golden Gate. III
VIC
G.. T. White.