The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1904-12-16

vicinity Of Rives, gave the Office o
The Commercial a very pleasant
call last Monday.
The brightest. cleanest. funniest
comedy on the market is The Mis-
souri, Girl, which will be seen at The
Reynolds Opera House Tuesday
night, Dec. 20,
Mr. and Mrs. John Jamlson, Of
Columbia. were in the city this
week as the guests Of Mr. and Mrs.
A. B. Nichols Mrs Jamison is a
brother Of Mr. Nichols.
Rev. W. H McLeskey, Moderator
Of Obion Presbytery, has called a
special meeting to be held in this
city on December 20, 1904. to grant
a letter to Rev. W. 4. Atkisson.
The society young people Of I'M
ion City viii entertain their friends
Thursday evening, December %,
with Bachelors Ball. The affair
will be pulled off at the club rooms
and nice time is expected.
Attorney Morris VI Miles moved
from his Office over The CONNER
cial Office this week to one Of the
pretty new Office rooms in the Nail
ling building On the corner near
the Union City Hardware & Furni-
ture building.
A lavish equipment of scenery
and wealth OF electric and me-
chanlcal effects, combined with a
perfectly balanced company, make
the forthcoming production Of The
Missouri Girl an event Of more than
interest.
The two buildings on the corner
Of First and Mary streets belong
ing TO J. B. Layne at Kenton have
been very handsomely improved by
ron and plate glass fronts. These
are occupied by Dietzel's
furniture and saddle departments.
Heppner q Sutherland this week
moved their tailoring and piece
goods business downstairs in the
1ahnke building formerly occupied
~ Ike Fish, the racket merchant.
The young men now have larger
nd letter quarters and expect to
nlarge their business correspond
ngly.
4 party Of Jackson people, in
luding Hons. M. B. Gilmore, Reu-
en- Davis, Tom McCorry, and
.eiut. Chas. X. Mallory, passed
trough Union City Tuesday com.
lg from Reelfoot Lake, after
cry successful hunt, having bagged !
bout couple Of hundred ducks in
wo or three days. :
The mercantile store of Guy &
'eery at Polk, southeast of Troy,
as broken into last Saturday 7
ight and the safe cracked open.
owder was evidently used in the
b. After their trouble the bur- J
lars found only about forty cents
| money, and from all accounts no
pods were missing. No arrests
ere made. 4
Mission services. commencing
unday, Dec. is, at 10. 30 a. m. The
eyerend F,thers Lambert and
urphy, Of Chicago, will open a t,
eek's services at the Catholic a
nurch in this city, All are invited
i'd welcome. The order Of exer-
SEES is as follows: S 30 a. M, mass q
ID instruction; 80 a. nj, mass ii
ID sermon; 730 p. M, rosary, ser il
on and benediction. y
The Missouri Girl, which comes
Reynolds Opera House Tuesday
ght, Dec. 20, produces more genu-
I, hearty laughter than any com al
y yet written. In connection Ii
th strong and interesting plot, 4,
contains the most ludicrous situ- -
ions ever conceived. The compa-
presenting the play is fully la
pable Of extracting this tun and to
aling It out to the public in W
ost satisfactory manner So
The church bazaar given by the IN
lies Of the FIRST Christian Church 81
It week netted them fund Of al
out SIS. Different articles Of H
me manufacture were sold in the a
oths at the candy and toy store m'
First street. The Home Journal pc
9th was the largest attraction, ii
re being quite number Of cop 81
sold The ladies' kept the be
oths open from Thursday to Sat
lay and were very well pleased Ri
Id their sales. niD
ar. and Mrs. J. e. Pollock, of SCI