The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1904-09-16
souTH SIDE.

Mr.. Guess Gambill, of Lane, i
the guest OF ]. w. McCorkle ant
family this week.
Mr.. Marion Reeves, of Numbe
Twelve, is in Southside this weel
attending court.
The Gypsy family enjoyed til,
hospitality of Mr.. and Mrs. Mann
Hunter Sunday.
Miss Elizabeth Cloar, of Troy
was the guest of Miss Flora Wade
few days this week.
Miss Pearl Wise left Sunday fol
Fulton, where she has accepted a
position IN the telephone Office.
Miss Flora Wade left Tuesday
for Hickman, where she will be the
guest of Mrs. Nola Oman few
days.
Mr.. J. w. McCorkle received a
message Sunday morning from
/ Newbern saying his uncle, Mr..
Eihu Scott, was dead.
/ Cyclone, | have heard several ex-
press themselves as having enjoyed
your letter last week. You certain
ly hit the nail on the head.
Miss Annie Cullom stopped over
in Southside with her aunt, Mrs.
w. S. Jackson, few days this week
on her return home to Fulton from
visit to Nashville.
Rev. A. S. Hall was in Southside
Tuesday morning and informed us
that his little daughter, Miss Mil
dred, who has been very i'll with
| typhoid fever, was convalescent.
All, Cyclone, you must remember
that you have been trying to raise
disturbance in our camp between
U-Know and Gypsy for some time,
and now what we will do for you
and Topsy will be a plenty. | am
going to give Mrs. Cyclone special
invitation to be my guest during
the fair. See?
Everybody is looking forward to
the Old Soldiers Reunion that will
convene at the new fair grounds
Oct 7 and s, and everyone is loud
in their praise Of Mr. MILFORD Far
ris, president of the Fair Associa-
ton, for his kindness in offering the
fair grounds and everything free of
charge to the old Confederates on
that occasion.
Miss Minnie Belle Lancaster at
tended the marriage Of Miss Annie
Hopper and Mr.. Ed Lane at Ken
ton last Thursday. Rev. Carl Off
ciated After the ceremony they
enjoyed fine supper that had been
prepared for the occasion, and on
Friday they were rendered a recep-
tion at the home of the groom in
Trimble.
Mrs. M. Iris Brown and son, Mr..
Farris Brown, returned home Sat
urday to the delight of their many
friends, from quite an extensive
visit to Los Angeles, California.
Mrs. Brown was delighted with Los
Angeles and it is very interesting
to hear her tell of the beautiful or
ange groves and groves of different
kinds of fine fruit. During her
three weeks stay she travelled every
day except four, and during that
length of time she saw great deal
of the State, which is undoubtedly
the garden spot of, the world. One
day she and a lady friend were
travelling viewing the different
beautiful groves aud scenery and
the lady stopped the carriage and
stepped out and plucked bunch of
grapes and handed to Mrs. Brown
who, on her return, weighed it and
it weighed exactly four pounds and
the fruit was very delicious to the
palate. She brought home with her
some very fine fruit, and presented
to the Gypsy family the incest or
ange / think / have ever seen. She
says they have FIVE hundred oil wells
in the State and that they are never
bothered with dust as they oil the
streets once year and then they
are firm and nice. Last week Gypsy
was almost persuaded to move her
little tent to Paragou,d, and for
fear some may call me tickle I'll not
say l now prefer California to any
State.
Mr.. Robt. e. Moore, of Newbern,
is in Southside and has charge OF
one of the big barns at the fair
ground and has under his care the
following named fine horses that
are noted for their quick time,
King Lear, Pat My Boy, PAGER,
King Lear, Jr., Minnie King, trot-
ter, Brown A., and King Rene,
trotters, Charlie Read, trotter, Di-
rect Hal, PAGER. The race horse
man who beats Mr.. Moore will have
to be getting a move on himself,
and those who have fine horses TO
train for the coming fair would do
well to put them in the care of Mr..
Moore for he is said to be an expert
trainer, and takes the best care of
his horses and if you don't believe
they are beauties just take stroll |
down to our new fair ground and
see them trot around that fine track |
and you will be convinced. Mr..
Moore. is expecting several more
horses from other towns this week.