The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1904-08-05

county, is in the city to-day.-Ful-
ton Commercial
Mr.. w. H. Cook, of Rivss, the
big principal of the Rives Graded
School, is doing the Fair at st.
Louis this week.
Mrs. M. P Haggard and little
daughter, Adelaide of Nashville,
have been the guest of Mrs. w. M,
Taylor this week.
Attorney S. L. Cockroft. of Mem
phis, was in the city this week
looking after the interests of his
friend, Senator Bate.
Miss Fannie Mcclure, who was
the charming guest of Miss Cor.
nelia Norton few days left Tues
day for her home IN Texas.
Jack Crane, we'll known
ali over this territory as a first
class salesman and a writer of. con-
siderable note, was here Monday.
Mrs. D. c. Council and daughter
and Mrs. Jordan, of near Rives,
gave the printers in The CONNER
cial Office very pleasant call Wed
nesday.
The Whist Club was entertained
by Miss Mamye Gardner at home
on Fifth street Tuesday afternoon,
Miss May Crockett was the winner
of the prize.
Mrs. r. M. Whipple, who has
been visiting her brother and par
ents in Nashville, is with them at
tending family reunion at Lynch
burg this week.
Frank M. Woody is here from
Earle. Ark. He came to see his
daughter, who has been quite sick
of typhoid fever, and to vote the
Democratic ticket.
Brooks Jackson was in the city
yesterday enjoying his election
franchise. Brooks is selling trunks
and valises out of Louisville and he
is a first rate salesman too.
Jake Caldwell and children, Zach
Corum and Chas. Roberts were at
Samburg this week fishing. They
were with DR.. Marshall and family
who camped near Samburg.
Mr.. A. p. Trogden, who has
been spending few months in the
mountains of Middle and East Ten
nessee, is here couple of weeks
with his friend, Mr.. r. Polk.
John. w. Moss and family, of
Tuscumbia, Ala, we're IN the city
the first of the week visiting Mr..
Moss brothers, Chas. T., HI. P,
and ]. b.. and James B. Moss.
The Misses Norton entertained
informally Monday evening in hon
or OF their visitor, Miss Mcclure.
Out OF town visitors were Messrs.
Earl Nowlin, Will Cashon, and Mr..
Morgan, all of Martin.
At the First Christian church |
Sunday morning, the pastor, J. J.
Castleberry, will preach on 1.-THE
Christians Exaltation." Sunday |
night his subject will be The
Souls Thirst for God.
Col. B. B. Wadde1l, of Helena,
Ark, is in the city visiting his sis.
ter-in-law, Mrs. A. P. Waddell.
Col. Waddell is the last surviving
Confederate officer Of the battle of
Shiloh, being aide to Gen. Beaure-
gard.
Captain ]. G. Reynolds treated
his young friends to the pleasure
of dance at the Palace Hotel last
Wednesday night. Mr.. Wagner's
orchestra furnished the music and
the entire affair was enjoyed thor
oughly.
DR.. Will Mailing reports that
Bill Manley, the negro who was cut
by Henry Hill, is doing well and
there are indications of recovery.
One lung was pierced and the alb
domen cut open. w. c. Farris is
providing nurse and having Man
ley cared for.
Mr.. John L. Hebron, Jr.. wife
and family, of Greenville, Miss,
are the guests of the Palace Hotel.
Mrs. Hebron is an eye patient un-
der the treatment OF DR.. T. d. Ed
wards, who is we'll known over a
large territory of the United States.
Mr.. w. H. Cook, principal of the
Rives Graded school, and four of
his tair pupils, Misses Jessie Gard
ner, Eudora McCaw, Mozelle Glenn
mons and Verna Callicott were here
last Monday to hear the speaking