The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1904-11-25
soUTH SIDE.

ley, spent tuesday night with Miss
Stella Mays.
Sheriff Chiles and wife left Tues
day night tor st. Louis.
Miss Martha Ratterree, of Troy.
is the guest of Miss Minnie Bell
Lancaster this week.
Messrs. Will and Joe Crockett
from near Fulton, were transacting
business in the city Friday.
Misses Della and Stella Dean,
two pretty young ladies of Horn
beak, we're the guest of their aunt,
Mrs. T. A. Litchford, Friday.
Mrs VOORHEES, and daughter, Miss
Minnie, OF Northside spent Tues
day night with Mrs. w. S. Jackson.
Mr.. Butler and daughter, Miss
Alice, Of Number Sixteen, were the
guests of Mrs. w. e. Webster " ed
nesdaY.
Born to Mr. and Mrs. win Alex
ander, the 22nd, a fiue boy.
Miss Sidney Lewis is the guest of
Miss Artelia Forester.
Mr.. w. e. Webster, one of our
good neighbors. has, without a
doubt, one of the prettiest homes
in all Union City. 1t has recently
been newly papered throughouta and
double coat of paint on the out
side, which makes it look almost
like palace.
Miss Mary Turner, who is teach
ing very successful school at
Lucknow, spent a few hours with
her aunt, Mrs. ]. NJ. Cole, Saturday
afternoon.
Sunday, as you all remember, was
quite gloomy day, and as l was
feeling very lonely and blue and
tired of staying indoors, had start
ed out all alone for an afternoon
stroll. had not gone many steps
when | espied two bright and happy
faces, and who could it be but Cou-
sin Topsy, accompanied by her
corsin, Miss Birdie Caruthcrs, who
we're returning from an afternoon
drive. After pleasant little chat
we babe each other goodby and /
returned home feeling somewhat
as Topsy carries sun
shine everywhere she goes.
Master Pierce Pardue is on the
sick list.
Messrs. Dave Clemmons and Ed
gar Shore, of Rives, and Finis Nc
corkle and Charles Grissom, of
Northside, accompanied the Union
City telephone girls to the Gypsy
tent last Thursday night, and after
their future lives had been pointed
'ut to them they kindly repaid us
With some very fine music by Miss
Moore, of Humboldt.
Mrs. Alex Glover, Of Number
Ten, was in the city Monday.
w. S. Jackson, accompanied by
lis daughter. Miss Nora, left Tues
lay for Paducah. They will be
oined at Fulton by Miss Annie
sulloni and will spend several days.
Mr.. J. M, Cole has returned from
! ten day stay at Reelfoot Lake,
md the nice fish he brought back
vas a-plenty.
Mr.. Turner Joyner, the all-round,
OVAL, good fellow and one of Mum
'er Tens best farmers, has Just
hauling off his large wheat
rop, for which he received one dol
ar and seventeen cents per bushel,
being the highest price paid by
Union City buyers this season.
Mr.. r. H, Brown, OF Troy, spent
friday night with his friend, j. M.
,ole.
Mr.. t. b. Greer, one of the lead
ng members of the Board of Alder
nen, paid Southside a visit recently
nd while here his attention was
allied to the fact that this part of ]
own was badly in need Of side
walks and he agreed with US readi- I
Y and said he would attend to it
t once. This was Mr.. Greer's
rst trip to Southside afoot and as I
DON as the board met he called Z
heir attention to the needs of &
and before we had taken I
ur breakfast the next morning
fr. Dave Yates and partner had a
heir long tape line measuring the
treets and soon had the lumber on d
ne ground and in a few days {
outhside can boast of new side a
'alks to the courthouse. Thanks :
} the Mayor and Board of Alder a
len, also to Mr.. Dave Yates and a
artner who never do things by 9
alves, and especially to Mr.. T. B. If
reer, as he was first to see after
ur needs, and if any of these gem 7
emen should happen to come over !
lr way they will certainly be met !
18th hearty welcome. I
Mr.. Matthews, the hustling and y
lie awake deputy sheriff of Pa t
lcah Junction, spent few hours
Southside Saturday afternoon I
nd Informed us that the forest n
res had been raging in his vicinity +
i'd had done quite lot of damage. c
Mrs. ]. w. McCorkle and chill :
rem are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. ]. !.
Jackson, near Elbridge, this :
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