The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1904-08-26
Local and Personal

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Obion Sunday.
Tom French is spending a few
days in the city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Bramham were
in Martin Tuesday.
Mr.. I. Bell, Of ST Louis, was in
the city Saturday.
Or. Walter Merriman was down
from Martin Thursday.
Woodson Morris, of Fulton, is
visiting here this week.
Miss Maggie Burke visited Mar
tin Saturday and Sunday.
Jeptha Glover, Of Woodland, was
a pleasant caller here Monday.
John Rock left Tuesday for Nash
vile, where he viii make his home.
Prof. w. r. Moore went to Glass
Wednesday to look after his farm.
Avrie Coble leaves tonight for
Bell Buckle to enter Webb School.
Miss Daisy Wade attended a
house party at Nashville last week.
Mr.. o. e. Milliken and party are
on Reelfoot Lake this week camp
ing and fishing.
Miss Katie Morris returned Sat
urday from a pleasant visit to
Hickorywythe.
Miss Lucille George entertained
last night at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Ben Bramham.
Arch T. Adams is in Mississippi
for a few weeks on business. He
went to Deason a short time ago.
Misses Laurice O'Donnell and
Lucille George spent few days in
Nashville the latter part of last
week.
Mr.. Oscar Elmore, who has been
under the treatment of DR.. T. D.
Edwards, left Wednesday for his
home in May6eld.
H. A. Lind, formerly proprietor
of the Union City Steam Laundry,
now of Arkansas, was here for
few days this week.
John Stan6eld a citizen of the
country near Protemus, was here
on business Monday and called on
the editors of this paper.
Miss Kate Bostic, who has been
visiting Miss Annie Gilchrist for
the past month, will leave Monday
for her home in Nashville.
Miss Cornelia Norton returned
Thursday from a few weeks visit
in Texas. On her return she spent
a day with Miss Sudie Bowling at
Humboldt.
Mr.. Jno. A. Paschall, of Dresden,
was the guest Of his sisters, Misses
Ella and Lundv Winstead. Miss
Lundy accompanied him home to
spend several days.
Tom Allen, who has been with
the Southern Express Co. here for
some time. left last Monday for
Texas, going by the way of st,
Louis to take in the fair,
j. H. Mcdowell and a party of
friends spent the day on Reelfoot
Lake near Samburg Wednesday
enjoying a picnic, fish fry and po-
litical experience meeting.
The subject for the sermon at
First Christian church next Sun
day will be, "Three Requisitors to
a Successful Christian Life" Sun
day night the subject will oe, "Lifes
Purpose. "
S. ID. Woolsey went to ReeHoot |
Lake Thursday with Col. A. D. |
Keller and the boy band. They |
were the guests of Mr.. Shaw at
Samburg and enjoyed the hospital
ity of that gentleman and a very
excellent fish fry.
The item in last weeks paper,
stating that Mr.. and Mrs. T. w.
Drewry had moved to Union City,
was a mistake. Mrs. Josie Scates
Drewry has moved TO the residence
on Home street, but Mr.. Drewry re-
manned on the farm IN the Pleasant
Hill country.
Mr.. Jas. r. Morgan and family
arrived last Monday from Colorado
Springs. Mr.. Morgan was some
what fatigued from the long trip
and has been confined to his home
since be arrived, but is expected to
be out in a few days. The many
friends of this excellent family are
glad to have them with them again.