The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1904-02-05
Local and Personal

valentine tIle l4th

Little Miss Marguerite Parks is
recovering from her late illness.
Mrs. Murphey, Of Henderson, wa.
IL the city Tuesday on business.
Misses Doyle. Burke and Davi,
returned home from Nashville Tues
dav
W J. Mailing went cunning
Tuesday, baggiug quite lot Of
game
Allen and Martin have been in
town getting their house ready for
the 18th.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Nolen, OF
Memphis, are the guests of Mrs.
Inez Badger.
Miss Dickson Sanding will be
the hostess of the Sans Souci club
Friday afternoon
Miss Annie Holloway, after eight
weeks of fever, is improving at her
her country home near Rives.
Mrs Felix Raymer, of Effiugham,
ILL.,, is in the city visiting Mrs. Nan
ME Little and Mrs. S. d. Woosley.
Father Stork was more than gen.
erous in his gift Friday at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Kenney. He left
three lovely boys.
Swiggart & Spradlin have been
appointed local attorneys here for
the M. & o., NJ. c. 81 st. L. and
c. railroads to succeed the late Col.
John e. Wells.
Il. L. Coleman and Miss Ora Lee
Coleman, from near Paducah, we're
married in the city Monday by Rev.
w. l.. Atkisson at the Cumberland
Presbyterian manse.
Rev, w. j. Shelburne requests us
to announce that if the weather is
not too rough or cold there will be
preaching at Mt. Hermon next
afternoon at o'clock.
Mr.. Eddings, an aged gentleman
residing near Troy, died last Sun
day night. He was 70 years of age,
a member of the Christian Church,
and an honorable, highly respected
citizen. He was buried at Obion
Chapel
Rev and Mrs. A. G. Moore, of
Kentucky. we're the guests this
week of Mrs. Moores brothers,
Messrs. F. r. and J. A. Arm, and
their families. Rev. Moore filled
The pulpit at the Methodist Church
Sunday morning last.
Mr.. Cave ]. Crockett has com.
piled a very neat portfolio Of reso
utions and lines written upon the
leath of Col. John e. Wells. 1t EN-
braces newspaper clippings r
'anged in convenient form, and was
presented to Mrs. Wells.
A very pleasant announcement
Saturday morning was the news of
he birth of three fine sons to Mr..
ind Mrs. G. Il. Kenney. The ba-
lies are trlplets and are said to be
inc, large, healthy fellows. Mrs.
Senney is also reported doing well.
Mr.. n. L. Cummings, than whom
here is not more excellent gentle
nan or worthy bachelor in any
mans country, is selling groceries
or e. p. Grissom this week. Mr..
srlssom and family will probably
isit Memphis for a few days.
Mrs. Sophia Hill asks us to state
hat she is in charge of her assist
mt seamstresses only. She does
ot control Mrs, Miller part of the
ressmaking at Coble & Claggett
,o's. as was Internationally stated
n last weeks paper. They are all
vorking in the same room, however.
Mr.. II. @. McKinnis,a well known
itizen Of Rives, and Mrs. Bette
,onn were married by Rev. W. S. [
4ong at the residence of DIR. Fowler
n the city Saturday. Mrs. Conn lisa
lister of Miss Matte Bean, who ,
pent several years in this city.
'hey are warmly congratulated by /
large number of friends. /
News from Mrs. Clarence Rey
olds, who is visiting the family of Z
er uncle in Memphis, came Sun
ay that little Charley Hill was I
cry sick with pneumonia. DR..
'utler went down at once to see the
tile fellow, and returned with the 9
eport th&. he was suffering from
ronchial trouble, and that pneu- I
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