The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1903-02-20
Local and Personal

ID. N. MCCluIe I6luIuSu MOHud)
from business trip to Jackson.
Mr.. Pitts, of Trimble, visited his
son, John Pitts, in the city last
week.
Hon and Mrs. Seid Waddell and
Miss Birdie Waddell visited Nash
willie last week.
Dan Penick and Parks McCutchen
spent the afternoon out Tuesday
rabbit hunting.
Miss Bessie Scates entertained a
company of friends last Friday
night at finch.
DR.. w. w. Hall will move his
drug store into the Lukens old
stand in a short time.
Rev. S. w. Kendrick and wife
were in Fulton Saturday visiting
Mrs. Kendrlck s mother.
BOYD Reid, of Fulton, was duly
initiated INTO the fraternity OF Elks
here last Saturday night
Tom Turner, railway mail agent,
spent few days here this week
with kinsfolk and friends.
Rev. ]. w. Lowrance, pastor OF
the Methodist Church at kenton,
was here short while Monday.
Boyd Ross, one of Dahnke's polite
statesmen, spent couple of days
this week with kinsfolk at Mound
City, Ill.
Mrs. T. j. Shoffner has returned
from a pleasant stay with her
daughter, Mrs. c. H. Sheriff., at
Paducah.
Mrs. j. p. Morris went to Louis
VILE last week to visit her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Matte Burton, who was
reported sick.
Judge w. C. Caldwell came up
from Trenton Monday and spent
the first of the week looking after
legal business.
Miss Bertha M1nnick came home
from Belmont College to attend the
Bransford- Skarden wedding at Dy-
ersburg last Sunday.
Messrs. J.. A. McNeal, S. A. Nc
Neal, and Miss Mamie McNeal, OF
Rector, Ark, we're the guests of
DR.. and, Mrs. Trevathan last week.
Mrs. V. O. Sweatman and little
granddaughter, Cynthia Conner, of
Paducah, are visiting Mr. and Mrs.
r. Garth and relatives in the city.
Mr.. f.; Miller has sold his
newspa per, Ethe Manchester Times,
and willss locate Fin Obion and per-
manentlyrin the insurance business.
Sam Simpson, resident OF the
vicinity of Glass, much respected
citizen and neighbor, was buried
last Sunday. I He leaves wife and
family.
Albert Kinney, one of Uncle
-Sa ms soldiers at Detroit, has been
assigned to service in the Philip
pines. Mr.. Kinney is an old-tlme
Union City boy.
w. P. Morris would like to know
who "Bildad" is, and thinks the
Lake county man should favor him
with his name before the discussion
of the fence questionlis continued
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. F. Lukens went
to Dyersburg last Saturday to visit
their friends, Mr.. and Mrs. G. r.
Minnick, and after few days will
proceed to Texas, to spend the sea-
son in the South.
Rev. e. e. Hendrick was in the
city few hours Monday on his
way from Jackson to Nashville.
He reported a good revival meeting
at Jackson in which there were
about 70 conversions. He was the
guest of the family of D. N. Walker
while here.
Sam Simpson, postmaster of
Glass, in the southearn part of this
country, died Saturday night and
his remains were inferred Sunday
in the Simpson cemetery. Deceased
was prominent Republican, good
man who had many friends. He
leaves wife and six children.
DR.. Dabney Llpscomb, of the
University of Mississippi, addressed
the pupils of the High School and
Training School in this city last
Friday. DIR. Lipscomb is travelling
through West Tennessee and spoke
at Martin and several other towns,
He is one of the famous Southern
educators and college presidents,