The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1904-01-22

is IN the city visiting relatives.
Messrs. w. d. Reeves and Dan
Mcdonald, the two distinguished
Arkansas lumbernen from Helena,
were here this week to attend the
funeral and pay respects to their
deceased friend, Col. Jno. E. Wells.
Arthur Kinney, son of Mr.. Kim
zey, of this city, late of the Philip
pine army, who was reported very
i'll few months ago, has sufficient
1y recovered to return to San Fran
cisco. and from thence he will soon
return home.
Your notice is directed to card
in this issue from F. w. Moore.
Mr.. Moore's services are again Of
fered to the public in the practice
of law. The Attorney will be
found in the Office formerly occupied
by Moore & Wells.
Mrs. w. p. Pearson, of Martin,
and son, Ira b., were in the city
Monday visiting friends and shop
ping The many friends Of Mr..
Pearson will be pleased to know
that he IS still employed in the serv-
ice of the N, c. & st. L. Ry. and
that they have pleasant home in
Martin.
A very sad incident in connection
with the death of Col. Jno. Wells
was the news of the collapse and
death of the faithful family nurse,
upon receipt of message annnounc-
ing Mr.. Wells death. The colored
woman was visiting her mother in
Middle Tennessee and was taken
sick also while there.
DR.. A. M. Dabney requests us to
correct the statement that he had
moved to the Nash farm near the
State line. The fact was that it
was Mr.. Dabney Lawrence who
bought the farm and moved out
there instead of DR.. Dabney. DR..
Dabney is still IN the city and Mr.
Dabney Lawrence has concluded to
remain in Obion county, an ar
which is a pleasure to
friends of both gentlemen.
News reached Mr.. d. E. Penick
this week of the death of his moth
err, Mrs. Susan S. Penick at her
home in Richmond, Va, last Sat-
urday morning. Mrs. Penick was
Sc years of age. Her husband was
w. A. Penick. This aged couple
owned fine farm near Richmond
and lived through an age which
an interesting history of
the Old Dominion and her relations
to the nation and the South. Mrs.
Penick was a member of the Bap-
fist church.
Missionary Institute will be held
at the Me thodist Church next week,
with a sermon by Rev.
B. B. Thomas, of T1ptonville, at 2
p. m. Wednesday, followed by a
session that same afternoon, then
at 7 in the evening. Thursday,
forenoon, afternoon and evening.
Good music by the conference quar-
tette. The meetings are for tie
good of the public. The pastors
and members of the other churches
in the town are cordially invited to
att nd.
Maj w. L. Alexander's resigna-
lion as Superintendent of Water
and Light Works carries with it a
source Of regret from his many
friends, but that he is a gentleman
ind a citizen capable of occupying
posts Of greater Importance is APP
BAR Mt to every one, and that he is
low engaged as local agent and
srain buyer for Dahnke- Walker
Milling Co. is pleasant news. He
las associated himself in a fine
business and the company has as
ISOLATED themselves with most ex-
client gentleman.
Mrs. f. J. Klein entertained the
GLOWING couples at progressive
Inch" last Saturday evening: Will
Gould Harris and Miss Walter Will
'on, Charlie Everett and Miss Lur-
cen Catron, Homer Catron and
Miss Angie Phebus, Thurman
ohebus and Miss Matte Calhoun,
lien Joyner and Miss Addie Pal
ner Billie Joyner and Miss Kenna
The winners were Thur
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