The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1904-11-11
Local and Personal

sunday,
Miss Willie Driskill is quite il
with fever.
Mrs. C. D. Moss ard children
spent Sunday in Martin.
Cheatham ownby, of Martin. is
the guest of relatives here.
Messrs. Shores and Wade, Of
Troy vicinity, were up Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Williamson Stitt,
Of Fulton, are visiting Mrs. L. E.
Craig.
Miss Bittie Lassiter, of Trenton,
is in the city visiting her cousin,
Mrs. John Baird.
Miss Wootson Davis is seeing the
sights at the Worlds Fair in st.
Louis this week.
Miss Ida Morgan spent a couple
of days with Miss McWherter, at
Martin, this week.
The Misses Whitson, of Beech
neighborhood, were in the city
shopping Wednesday.
Mrs. J. E. Ramseyer, of Button,
Ohio, is in the city visiting her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. r. Garth.
Mesdames p. w. and ]. r. Mof-
fatt, of Troy, were in the city We'd
nesday visiting Mrs. Cordie Garth.
Mesdames Cheatham and Hardy,
of Paducah junction, were the
guests Of Mrs. Alice Mitchell Mon
day.
Miss Ida May Morgan and little.
sister, Miss Louise, have returned
from few days visit to friends in
Martin.
Mrs. Margaret Moss and daugh-
ter, Miss Rene, will leave in a few
days to visit Mrs. Gibbs, Of Thomp-
son Station.
Mrs. J. J. Ligate, of Pennington,
KY, arrived in the city Wednesday
night to visit her son, Will Davis, 1
who is very i'll of consumption at
The Davis home on Division st.
y
Fl. Dietzel, Ed McAlister, John
Semones, Joe Roberts, Dick Cole,
Herman Dietzel and John T. Walk
r are in camp on Reeltoot Lake
his week hunting and fishing.
A party Of campers, including Sid
Wiley, Hugh Harris, John Joyner,
Iohn O'Donnell, Will Adams, John
4yle and John Harris are hunting
m Grassy Island, Reelfoot Lake.
IA Young Mans influence" will
'e the subject of the sermon at the
FIRST Christian Church next Sun
Iay night. The young people es-
'ecially are invited. Services also
sunday morning.
John Joyner, ]. A. Morgan, Cliff
oyner, Will Adams, Hugh Harris,
ohm O'Donnell, Darrell Harris, r.
Bramham, Sid Wiley and John
liver, Of Nashville, left Tuesday
Or the lake on ten days hunting
rip.
The friends Of Mr., and Mrs, De-
leyer sympathize with them deeply !:
4 the loss OF their little three
lonths old babe, Kathleen. The
ably died Monday night, leaving a !
win sister. The funeral was con-
ucted BY Rev. Mccoy.
The marriage OF Mr.. Homer Hale, :
{ this city, and Miss Willie White,
Martin, has been announced to
Ike place at the Baptist Church
| Martin next Thursday evening, !
ovember II. The young people :
III reside in Union City. I
H. H. Gilbert, the candy maker, N
as kind enough to present us this a
eek with few samples of his own L
anufacture, including chocolate b
cams, almond nugates, chocolate c;
,vered caramels, butter scotch, b
cream caramels, cocoa d
1t brittle, chocolate almond brit h
:, cocoanut bar, peanut and taffy, d
50 almond, pecan and walnut
cams. In quality and flavor they Il
emed to us to be the finest. In m
'pearance they we're indeed up to Al
e high standards. n
The death Of Mrs. Patience viii. Y
inns, a very highly esteemed aged Il
dy Of this city occurred Saturday r.
ght. Mrs. Williams was SO years
1 and has been a resident Of this
y for number of years. She i,
came member of the Cumber- !,
nd Presbyterian Church at the !;
e Of IS, and during the remainder 5,
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