The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1903-07-03

Franklin, Ky, to see sick relative
and will be absent until about the
10th of the month.
Mesdames Holmes, of Dyer, and
Young, of Paducah, attended the
Donaldson-C hitwood wedding in
this city Tuesday.
Members of the New Church are
arranging for a church dinner at
the building, corner First street
and Washington avenue, on the
Fourth-to-morrow.
DR.. w. w. Hall favored us with
a nice basket of ripe tomatoes from
his garden Tuesday. The Doctor
always has the earliest and finest
garden in town.
Father Hayes will lecture at the
Catholic church Sunday at TO- 80 a.
m. A special program has been
arranged by the choir, which will
be assisted by Prof. John Rock,
the viollnist, of Fulton.
Constable J.. N. Bradshaw has
marketed quite crop of fine toma-
toes from his field this week. They
are nice and large. He has about
liz acres and will begin shipping
in few days in earnest.
Miss Mollie Jeter, of Greeneville,
Miss, who has been visiting here
several months, lift last Saturday,
returning home. While here she
made many friends who will miss
her charming society very much.
Died, June 9th, at the residence
of her parents, No. 347 Walker ave-
nue., Memphis, Tenn, Mary Fran
els, little daughter of Thos. c. and
Inez Shoffner White, aged one year,
ten months and twenty-one days.
Clarence Reynolds and wife will
leave next Monday morning over
the M. & O. Tor Weaverville, N. c.,
to spend the summer at their sum-
mer home. Mrs. J. c. Reynolds has
been at Weaverville several weeks.
Miss Richardson, of De Walls
Bluff, Ark, who has spent the past
two weeks In Brownsville, will
reach Union City tomorrow MORN
ing to make visit to her uncle and
aunt, Mr.. S. c. Moffatt and wife,
on Florida avenue.
Rev. John Garth and family,
Murtreesboro; Rev. J. E. and Mrs.
Ramseyer, Ohio; Mrs. v. o. Sweat
man and daughter, Mrs. Conner.
Paducah, and son, Lloyd Sweat
man, Jackson, attended the funeral
of the late r. c. Garth.
Mr.. Sam Chandler, who has been
connected with the ]. p. Verhine
dry goods house as cashier for a
number of years, resigned his posi-
ticn this week. He will spend a
few months vacation here and
probably locate in Cleveland, o.,
in the tall.
Miss Lula Jones entel tanned a
party of friends at her home on Di-
vision street last Wednesday night
from $50 to 1130. A large crowd
was present and at 10 o'clock re-
freshments were served. Parlor
games and music were two of the
enjoyable features.
The Woodmen of the World have
received check and paid to Mrs.
Tabitha Ownby 100000 on policy
held in that order by her husband,
J. M. Ownby. The policy was
paid within thirty days after the
death of Mr. Ownby. The Wood
men are to be commended on their
prompt and quick payment of this
claim. They we're the first to pay.
Henry Dahnke and friends, Mr..
Hunter and others, from Chicago
and ST. LOUIS, went to the Lake
fishing last week, Henry under
took to get ''comical'' one day while
he and his friends were rowing in a
skiff, but the joke was turned on
Henry, who had an unexpected
plunge in 20-foot basin of water.
He confesses to the report that he
came up out of the water appealing
for another sight of the babies at
. home. Don't blame him. We had
plunge of the same kind once at
Reelfoot.