The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1904-09-16

day evening at home, this city, ir
honor of Miss Lucille Lamb, Of
Paris.
Mr.. and Mrs. John B. Wheeler,
Troy, are the parents of fine son,
born September 8, 1904 The
young gentleman has been chris
tened James chappell.
r. A. Robinson, the we'll known
clarinet soloist, favored the choir
and congregation at the Methodist
Church last Sunday morning with
some choice selections.
The West Tennessee Grain Co. is
branch of the Morgan-Hardy
Grain Co. organized and located at
Kenton. Mr.. Joe Moore is the local
manager and a good one.
Miss Birdie Murphy, in company
with Misses Mai Mcclure and
Ladye Bransterd, returned home
Sunday afternoon from a weeks
visit to the st. Louis fair.
Mr.. Fletcher Tate, of Sparta, ILL.,,
brother of Mrs. r. A. Robinson, has
located in the city. Mr.. Tate is en-
ployed in Robinson, Bransford &
Co.'s tailoring department.
Mrs. A. #. Thomasson, of Hat
tiesburg, Miss, is spending few
days in Union City as guest of
Mrs. Lexie Parks and her brother,
Mr.. John Posey, and family.
DR.. F. NJ. Mckee and daughters,
Misses Hattie and Marguerite, Mr..
and Mrs. Pink Marshall and Mr..
and Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Hassler
left Tuesday morning to visit the
Worlds Fair.
Miss Julia Jackson, of Hickman,
spent three weeks In st. Louis, re-
turned home Thursday morning,
stopping over in the city few
hours in the city as guest OF her
sister, Mrs. A. J. Murphy.
Tie friends of Mr.. and Mrs. Mil
ton Ferguson, of Woodland Mills,
sympathize with them in the loss of
their little year-old child last Mon
day night. The little babe died Of
flux.
Captain Reynolds has engaged
Hoyt's Comedy Co. for fair week,
Oct. 1922, in repertoire at Reynolds
Opera House. The Murphysboro
and Cairo papers speak of them in
the highest terms.
Reynolds s. McRee have bought
the livery equipment and stable of
horses owned by Beckham & Son.
The trade took place last week.
These gentlemen operate all the
First street stables.
j. L. Jamerson, residing near
Troy, reports gathering 81 bushels
xeifer pears from one tree. Thew
we're sold to G. w. Carter, grocer,
his city. Last year he sold SO
bushels in Tiptonville for S1.00 a
)ushel.
The postofice department force
n Union City has been changed
gain. This week J. Wilson takes
he place OF Oscar White and Mrs.
Nay Powell is employed as assist
int. The other clerks are Geo. IS
,ell and Dee Samburg. K
w. S. Long is preaching series !
# sermons at Old Fremont and on ;
sunday next there will be two SER
mons, and those who wish to stay
or afternoon sermon can bring din
Ter with them. The subject for {
friday evening will be THE young
len of Obion County and their !
Mrs. r. M. Pickett, of Obion,
listed Mrs. Bona Hale this week.
will be remembered that DR..
FALLING treated and operated on
Irs. Pickett last spring for very
erious chronic trouble, very few
perations OF the kind ever being
uccessful. Mrs. Pickett is now
njoying the best of health.
Mr.. VIM. Wagner and son, Ar
hur, of Pinckneyville, Ill, have Z
loved their cigar factory to Union
ity and are located upstairs over
ne Pearl Cafe. Mr.. Wagner is also 1
ngaged here as instructor for the &
Tnion City Concert Band and his Il
On is clarinet player in the band. =
hey are both excellent gentlemen 4
nd deserve your local patronage, .
18th a,good class OF goods which I.
icy have the reputation of maxi .
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