The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1904-08-26
Mr.. and Mrs. n. w. Anderson,

Nh AAA WIS A. W Au0CL soHl
Of Mound City, ILL.,, who were sum
moned to Fremont to visit Mrs.
Robt. HELEN during her sickness,
have returned home.
DR.. Paul NJ. Joyner will in a few
days remove his dental Offices to the
Mailing building, over the Martin
Allen drug store, where he will
have one of the incest and most
comfortable offices in the city.
The new boiler house for the
Dahnke- Walker Milling Co. S Mill B
has been completed, the boilers put
in position and new engine, one
of the largest in the country, is now
being installed. This is the corn
meal and feed plant OF this mann
moth concern and it will have, when
the repair work is complete, about
double its former capacity.
Mr.. Algie Sheriff. of the new
firm, Hardy Bros. & Sheriff. re-
turned Wednesday from New York
City where he had been for several
weeks buying the fall stock for this
store, and now has large force of
men opening and arranging the
stock getting ready for the opening
September l. They will have a
complete stock of everything in the
dry goods line, clothing, furnish
ings, for ladies and gentlemen and
children and shoes for everybody,
carpets, mattings, ETC., and, in
fact, everything usually carried in
frst-class department store.
Our old-time friend, w. S. Moore,
of Chicago, 1ncloses his regards
and dollar bill for another years
look at The Commercial. Mr..
Moore was formerly one of the
editors of this paper and one of the
best known young men in Union
City. He was recognized as leader
IN all the society affairs and a Beau
Brummel always. His frienes will
be pleased to know that he has
made quite success in a bust
ness way in Chicago, having been
with large manufacturing concern
as salesman for several years. He
will please accept our thanks.
TIE United Order of the Golden
Cross Commandery No. Is. enjoyed
a rare treat Tuesday night after
all the business was attended to
and dismissed. The kid band had
been invited to play for the COM
mandery, and for about thirty min
utes the members listened to some
splendid music. The commandery
wishes to express their thanks to
the boys and their instructor, Mr..
Jim DeMyer, for same. The boys
and members were invited into the
anti-room by Messrs. ]. B. Akin
and Alfonzo White, where they
were served to some of the most
luscious watermelons of the season
grown by these two gentlemen.
The commandery urges every men,
Der to be present at the next meet
ing September to decide on pic
mic.
Messrs. Ed Grissom and Char
ley Williams attended the revival
meeting at Rives Tuesday night.
Mr.. Geo. Watson, of Memphis,
was visitor here Monday With
the family of his sister, Mrs. H.
I. Robinson.
Miss Dorothy Beck, who has
been sick for several weeks with
typhoid fever, is doing very we'll
this week, so the physician thinks.
Miss Laurice O'Donnell enter
tanned the members of the Lucky
Thirteen Club Wednesday night at
home on Mary street. Games,
music, and at a suitable hour re-
freshments were enjoyed.
Locke Alexander, who has been
sick for several weeks with typhoid
fever, has been suffering this week
serious complications of that dis
ease. We trust that he will, how
ever, rally in a short time.
Johnnie GLOVES and Miss Woot-
son Davis were the prize winners
1t an entertainment given by Mrs.
Crockett in Northside Wednesday
evening. Quite a number of young
friends of the family were present
md enjoyed the games and re-
'reshments, the latter consisting of
ce cream and cakes.
Mr.. w. p. Casey informs us
hat he has succeeded in getting a
from the Southern Elk
)ress Company for the building of
N additional room to the express
,ffice at this place and that the