The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1904-11-18
Local and Personal

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Thanksgiving on the oath.
R. F. Tisdale is at home for a
few days.
Miss Wayne Doyle left Monday
for the Fair.
Albert Howard has returned
from Mayfeld.
L. Bates McFadden was in Dy-
ersburg Sunday.
Or. and Mrs. Mailing left We'd
nesday tor st. Louis.
Davis brothers paid the city a
flying visit Monday.
Rev ". T. Sheiburne left We'd
nesday for Nashville.
Miss Bette Lasiter has returned
to her home at Trenton.
Mr.. Maymer. OF Moscow, was
down visiting friends Sunday.
Miss Della Davis attended the
funeral of her cousin here Sunday.
Misses Wootson Davis and Mag
gle Burke have returned from st.
Louis.
Mr.. Ed Houser. one of Rives'
best young citizens, was in the city
a few hours Tuesday.
Mrs. Table Ownby stopped over
with relatives Saturday en- route
home from Tiptonville.
Rev. w. L. Atkisson made BUSH
ness trip to GAINESVILLE and McKen-
zie the first Of the week.
Mrs. Cordie Garth and children
spent a few days in Troy this week
with Mrs. J. r. Moffatt.
Mrs. Wheeler and daughter. Miss
Daisy, are here for a few weeks
with Mr.. and Mrs. Dean.
Mrs. r. Garth is in Padncah
spending the week with Mrs.
Sweatman and other relatives.
Col. d. A. Edwards, Frank Cald-
well and others are in Arkansas
this week on the Ozark Club reser-
walton hunting.
r. A. Ferguson, a progressive
farmer of the Sixteenth District,
paid The Commercial an appreciat-
ed visit Monday.
Col. w. N. Mayo, one of the best
and most prosperous citizens Of the
Hornbeak vicinity, was visitor to
Union City Monday. +
Mr. Cobb's business house on the
corner Of Mary and Second is about
complete, excepting the painting.
It is very snug frame house.
Connie Sebastian, colored, was
-ried Monday for bootlegging be-
ore Esquire Polk. He was fined
$50 and sent to Jail in default of
1ond.
Edgar Woodward, of Kentucky,
ind Miss Ida Marshall, of Obion,
we're married at the residence Of
Clerk Howard last Monday night
" Rev. @. %. Smith.
The residence on Try street. oc- !,
upied by VIM. Nash and family, !
as been reprinted and nicely i'm
'roved throughout. 1t is a very
retty home in its new colors.
Mr.. Lewis M. Martin, who has =
cen confined to his home for some !.
ime with a severe attack Of rheu-
latism, has sufficiently recovered 7
again be at his place Of business. =
Mrs. Dryden, OF Texas, is the J,
uest OF Mrs. Felix w. Moore, i
pending a few weeks here with !,
,rmer friends. She is remembered !,
) teacher in the schools Of this !,
'unty. !,
Mrs. J. B. Hibbitts was the hos II
,ss of the Review Club Monday Il
vening. The SUBJECT Of the occas 81
on was Shakespeare's Henry VII. i
rench history is to be taken up
gain and completed. -
Henry p. Moss and son, Cecil, n
& IN st. Louis this week seeing "a
e sights connected with the Gal "
ston Flood, the Boer War, Palace r.
Mirth and the departments of th
griculture and Transportation. to
J. p. verhine's residence has ia
en- enlarged and improved in a ca
very elaborate manner. Addition ST
apartments and verandas have TO
en- constructed and the nome has no
en- almost entirely transformed. Hi
le new house is very beautiful. in
The Rev. John T. Myers will fiji m'
: pulpit at Beech next Sunday =.
'rning and evening for the pas
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