The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1904-12-09

Personal

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Church Sunday
Rev. J. E. Ramseyer, Of Button
Ohio, was in the city last weeI
with kinsfolk.
Mrs. John Burke and baby, Mar
garet, we're the guests Of Mrs
Burke Sunday.
Union City Concert Band concert
at Reynolds Opera House nexi
Thursday night.
Mrs. J. A. Ragsdale left Thurs.
day to spend the week visiting Mrs.
Lucy Fox at Glass.
A party of Robertson county's
best citizens, arrived here Monday
afternoon en- route to Reeltoot.
Miss Cordie Cheatham, Of the
Junction neighborhood. was in
shopping Monday afternoon.
Mr.. Harrison has returned to his
home in Columbia, Tex, after a
two weeks visit to relatives here.
Mr.. Will Nash has bought the
Sheriff. home on church street and
will move to that place to reside.
Miss May Donaldson, Of Upton
vile, is in the city a guest of Mrs.
Chas. Dietzel on Exchange street.
Miss Nola Meeks, of Dyer, who
has been visiting Misses Murtie
and Allie Whitley, has returned
home.
Mrs. J. r. Moffstt and little
daughter, Of Troy, were in the city
visiting Mrs. Cordie Garth this
week.
The Union City Concert Baud
will give its first of three musicals
next Thursday night at Reynolds
Opera House.
Mr.. T.. H, Shuts and wife. of
Dyersburg, who have been visiting
Mr.. y. Fl, Whitley have moved to
Charlottesville, No.
Mr., and Mrs. Barnes, after a
week in st. Louis, stopped over
Tuesday with Mrs. Joie Craddock
IN route to their home at Rayville,
No.
Misses Emily and Lille Eta
Perkins, Of Martin, were the guests
# the Misses Robinson on Ex-
.hange street this week.
The Union City Cooperage and
Co. have sold their head
ng mill to parties at Obion. We
egret this. 1t is considerable
oss to Union City.
A correspondent from Number
Vine writes us that Mr.. Barnes, the
blacksmith, is having a nice new
hop built at Clayton. The letter
sas unavoidably left out.
Miss Porter left Tuesday norn-
az returning to her home in
'pring6eld, after a very pleasant
isit in Union City at the home OF
er sister, Mrs. castleberry.
Mrs. r.. r.. Winston and daugh-
er. Miss Clara, of Paducah, who
ave been the guests of the family
( G. T. Taylor for several weeks,
eturned home Wednesday.
Officer w. IA. Mayo, Of Samburg.
as in the CITY Monday looking
fter business matters. Mr.. Mayo j
ays there are lots of visitors at the /
Ike now and that hunting and
shing are very good.
The Co. Workers Society of the
r Church are preparing TO hold .
bazaar and market on Monday,
ecember, 19, for the maintenance /
the church work. The features s
the bazaar and location will be {
announced later.
Mrs. Moody has established a .
acket Store in Verhine's old stand
4 First street. She has already
Istalled nice stock of Christmas
ovelties and is adding all the i
ovelties in the queensware line, J
all and visit the store. +
Elder w. $. Long will fill his '
gular appointment at Fremont :
Ext Sunday. Preaching at II /
clock and 3 in the afternoon. T
his will be his last appointment l
4 this year. The subject for the 7
ternoon, Heaven. \ 6
The pug dog, Typ, the property !
Master Easily Penick, died this
eek and his remains given Chris
an burial. The dog had been il Y
Z family 16 years. He was left d
re by show and then became a |
Sture at the Penick home on Ex- 4