The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1903-06-05
Local and Personal

kinsfolk this week.
2 w. X. Webster was in Cairo Sat
: urday on business trip.
: Mrs. w. L. Alexander visitet
9 friends in Memphis this week.
: Hon. Rice "A. Pierce was in Jack
son this week at Supreme Court.
: Mr.. J. A. (Buck) Escue, of Mum
; Der Three, was in town Monday.
DIR. f. w. Watson made a pro
fessional visit to Hickman Sunday
: Mrs. Will King, of Jackson, visited
her mother, Mrs. Smoot, this week
Mrs. Addie Gardner visited her
sister, Mrs. Jane Wade, near Rives
this week.
Judge and Mrs. H. c. Stanfeld
have returned from few days visit
to Brownsville.
Hughlett Jackson, of Louisville,
is in the city this week with home
folks and friends.
Mrs. Henry Hass1er spent a few
days with her brother and mother
in Martin this week.
r. d. Blair, of near Little Rock,
is spending few days in the city
| Co. 4.
Attorneys c. N. Lannom and
John E. Wells attended Supreme
Court at Jackson this week.
F, M. Woody left Tuesday for
Arkansas, where he will spend
couple of weeks buying lumber.
Prof. Williams, of Martin, accom-
panied by sister, Mrs. Mudd, was
in the city Saturday with friends.
Mrs. Osceola Spradlin and little
daughters have returned from
few days visit to relatives at Hick-
man.
We beg to acknowledge our
thanks to the knights of Pythias
for an invitation to their picnic
Thursday.
Rev. w. J. Mccoy went to Jack
son Monday to be present at the
closing exercises of the M. c. F.
Institute.
Mrs. w. w. Cowden went to
Moscow this week to attend the
marriage of Miss ALA Ferguson
and Mr.. Hughes.
We are requested to announce
that Elder w. J. Shelburne will
preach at Mt. Hernon, next Sunday
afternoon at o'clock.
Mr.. c. D. Gibbs, of Terry, Miss,
attended the funeral service and
burial of his sister-in-law, Mrs.
Richard Polk, Saturday.
Bob Scates, prominent railroad
man now of Oklahoma, with head
quarters at Shawnee, is spending a
few days here with homefolks. j
Brooks Jackson, who has been
as salesman for whose I
sale house at Hot Springs, Ark, s
is here on a visit to homefolks.
Mrs. G. T. Taylor and children c
left Monday on visit to East Ten
nessee friends. Mr.. Taylor accom- j
panied them as far as Nashville. T
Mr.. and Mrs. G. L. Andrews and '
little daughter, Clatie, have return g
ed from a few weeks stay with l
at Mr.. Andrews old home, I
near Columbia. S
Mrs. Bartee, of Dresden, was in =
the city the first OF the week visit T
ing her friends, Mrs. Chas. Den )
1am and Mrs. Forrest Jones, on N
street. 2
Rev. S. w. Kendrick returned ~
rom Fulton Saturday. He SAYS
hat house is being arranged and o
| firm will in few days open Il
liquor house. II
Gov. Frazier on Saturday an Il
lounced the appointment of R. B. =,
freeman, r. T. Lewis and J. w. "
oarham as Commissioners of Elec- L
ion for Weakly county. =,
VIM. Walters, the dairyman, is =
laving a nice dairy wagon built. =
He says it will be the warmest !,
hing in town and will be completed :,
lbouu the goth. Look for it. =.
Mr.. and Mrs. Claude V. Andrews, D
If Clinton, KY, and Mr.. Chas. D. Ct
Gibbs, of Terry, Miss, attended Il
he funeral services and burial of O
Hrs. Richard Polk, last Saturday. |,
Mr.. ]. r. Morgan has rented n