The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1904-08-19

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Mrs. w. A. Ammons sends word
to the Doctor, her husband. that
she is improving since she arrived
in Alabama
Miss Mamie May Manning has
returned home from a pleasant visit
to her sister, Mrs. d. L. McLaugh-
lin, of st. Louis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred B. Greene
have moved to the pretty home of
Mrs. Ellen Winstead on corner of
Division and Vine streets.
Mrs. Emma Cloyes entertained
yesterday evening in honor OF the
Misses Pursley, of Helena, Ark, at
home on First street north.
Miss Efie Breresford, who has
been under the treatment of DR.. T..
D. Edwards a few weeks, returned
to her home in Cairo Saturday.
]. p. Verhine accompanied his
wife to the Worlds Fair at st.
Louis, and from thence went East
for his supplies of merchandise.
Edd Kirkland, Waddell Jackson,
Malcolm Miles, Herman Dietzel
and Mr.. Waddell are spending a
few days at the Lake this week.
Mss Hattie Pursley sang, Near
er My God To Thee, as a solo at
the Methodist Church Sunday morn
ing and was very highly compli-
mented.
Rev. E. f. Hendrick, who is CON
Quoting a meeting at Obion, was in
the city few hours Wednesday.
He was accompanied by his singer,
Mr.. Carter.
An alarm of FIRE was turned in
from Semone's Spoke Factory yes
terday, but only amounted. to the
burning of few shavings. The
fire company had a wild goose
chase.
Mrs. Lizzie Carter was called to
Paducah Saturday to attend the
bedside of her granddaughter, Miss
Lula Bell, who was reported very
i'll and whose death occurred before
Mrs. Carter reached her.
Miss Nellie Dean entertained
quite number of her friends Tues
day evening. Games and music
were the main features. Punch was
on the veranda, and other refresh
ments served at later hour.
County Judge Lawson authorizes
us to say to the Road Commission
ers that he has car load of thing
now ready for use on the county
roads and that the same can be
had at the depot in Union City.
A party of ladies, including Mrs.
John O'Donnell, Mrs, Fope Herring,
Mrs. w. M. Hubbard, Mrs. A. J.
Harpole and Mrs. Mollie Adams,
left Wednesday for Dawson Springs,
KY, for week or ten days stay.
The Cartan Printing Co. has been
by the State Superin.
tendent OF Public Schools as text
book depository for Union City.
All the new books adopted by the
State are to be found at that place.
Mrs. j. H. Humma and children
of Metropolis, H., Miss Lizzie
Humma and Miss Mary Humma, of
Reading, Pa, and Mrs. Schloteer,
er, of Philadelphia, are the guests
ot Mrs. ]. X. Thompson on Home
street, this city.
w. M. Morris, Misses Bess Nor.
ris, May and Callie V. Sharp; Mrs.
Doc Wilson, of Obion, and Morris
Union City, were in Fulton
this morning and left on the noon
trains for the Worlds Fair.-Ful-
ton Commercial.
DR.. H. T. Butler, of Union City, |
was here this morning to consult
with DR.. Major in the case of Mrs.
w. r. Andrews, who has been con-
lined to her room and bed in help
ess condition for several months. =
Fulton Commercial.
t. h. Chamblin has returned
rom visit to West Baden Springs,
nd, where he enjoyed a few days
outing with Congressman F. A.
dcLain, of Gloster, Miss, They
we're guests of Congressman Grit
it'll at West Baden.
Ed Dietzel entertained company
# young friends at the Dietzel home
IN Third street last Wednesday
light. The young ladies and gen.
lemen enjoyed some selections on
he violin by Mr.. Rock. Refresh