The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1904-01-15
soUFH SIDE.
Mr.. Guess Gambill, OF Lane, spent
Wednesday N Southside.

. MI A5acse OdtlDiils OF LdhCf SpCH
Wednesday n Southside.
Miss Annie cullom, of Fulton. i,
visiting her aunt, Mrs. W. S. Jack
son.
Tom Mays left for his home al
/ Waverly Sunday after months
visit to relatives
Miss May Naylor. OF Northside
was the guest oil Miss Artelia For.
roster last week
The ladies OF the co-worker Cir.
Gle spent a most delightful day
with Mrs. John Boaz last week.
Mr. and Mrs J y. Cloar, from
near Clayton spent SUNDAY night
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. J. M.
] Cole.
Misses Birdie Walker and May
Harmed from near Protemus. were
guests of Mrs. w. +. Webster Sat
urday.
Mrs. Ellen Wyley and daughter,
Miss Ruth, spent Sunday night at
the home of Mrs. Jane Wade, at
Rives.
Mr. Richard Litchford and wife,
from near Troy. spent Wednesday
night with Mr.. and Mrs. T. A.
Litchford.
Mesdames Will Latimer, Hugh
McKinnis and Mary Wade spent a
pleasant day Wednesday with Mrs.
Ellen WILEY.
Mrs. Bette McMen, of Cado,
Texas, is the guest of her sister,
Mrs. James Everett. Mrs. McMen
will spend several months. with Mrs.
Everett and friends.
w. w. Mays informs us that Rev.
Ratcliff will preach at the Chris
tian church, on Exchange street,
Sunday morning and night. Every
body cordially invited.
Misses Kate and Elsie Tanner
delightfully."- entertained a few Of
their friends at their beautiful
suburban home Saturday eve. A
pleasant time is reported.
Miss Flora Wade entertained the
Secret Society Club Wednesday
night. Those present we're; Misses
Kenna Compton, Margaret McAdoo,
Ruth Wyley, Nola Cloar, Missie
Harris and Mrs. June Crawford;
Messrs. John d. Killion, Will Gould
Harris, Enloe Chiles and Leslie
Wyley. All report pleasant time.
Messrs. Knox Everett and ] M.
Cole returned home Tuesday from
st. Louis, where they carried a car
load OF the finest cattle that was
ever shipped from Obion county.
There were "a in number, being
three years old and their average
weight was 1,243 pounds, making
total of 29.840 pounds. Mr.. Ever
EFT went over the county and Sc
lected the very finest ones he could
find and carried them to his farm
and fed them three months. When
they passed through Southside ]
thought it was the prettiest sight l
had ever seen. We all decided that
the one he bought of Calvin S.
raiser of:Number Fourteen, was the
best in the bunch and tied the blue
ribbon on it, and when they reached
the scales this one alone tipped the
beam at 1000 pounds. This load Of
cattle brought first class prices.
Mr.. Everett is one of our best farm.
ers and takes great pride in having
the best Of everything that is raised
on farm.
1t becomes my painful duty once
again to take issue with my old
Grandfather Barleyc orn. / a m
somewhat surprised at what he had
to say short time ago through
The Commercial about that great
and good man Santa Claus. One
that father, mother and children
think so much of and look forward
to the time when he VIII make them
a visit bringing all kinds OF nice
presents and making the old ones
as well as the children happy.
an tried and true friend to good |
k4d Santa and trust that he may
live and continue his yearly visits
until Gabriel shall blow his horn
and the great God SHALL declare his
work on earth finished. Methinks
| can hear the Savior say ENTER
into thy rest for the good We have
done on earth iu the way Of making
the little ones as we'll as the older
ones happy Tn the language Of
our Savior As ye have done it unto
the least OF these ye have done 1t
also unto me. So please Grand
father consider this matter and take
the blame off of Santa and place it
where it Justly belongs, as We have
wounded the feelings of many faith
ers and mothers and all the little
children in what you had to say
about Santa Claus.