The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1904-12-23
Local and Personal

Mrs. w. P. Pearson. of Martin
was business visitor IN tow
Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clay Walker, 0
Troy, were in the city Monda,
shopping.
Mrs. Sarah Thompson, who hal
been reported very sick, is mucl
better this week.
Mr. chas. Marshall, of Dyers
burg, was in the city Saturday er
route to Nashville.
Tom Hayden, now OF Chicago, is
at home again in Union City visit.
ing his parents and friends.
This office had very pleasant
call from Mrs. w. E. Scates and
Mrs. VIM. Pettus this week.
Captain ]. c. Reynolds spent a
few days very pleasantly in Mobile
with some friends this week
r. Polk, Esq, went to Pierce
Sunday to visit Mrs. Claude An
drews who was reported quite sick.
DR.. and Mrs. ]. ]. Sheriff., Of
Chicago, are in the city and will
spend the holidays with Mrs. Sher-
rill and Mrs. Little.
Geo. E. Hacker, of the Ely Walk
err Dry Goods Co., St. Louis, was in
the city this week spending por-
ton OF the holidays.
Master Robt. Hardeman, and sis
ter, Miss Netha Hardeman, of Hen
derson, are visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
W. S. Long in the city.
The popular shoe salesman, Jas
Alexander, has been at home this
week with his wife and parents
spending portion of the holidays.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Wade, of
Dukedom, Tenn, are now in the
city residing with Mrs. Josie Scates
in East End. They are very well
come to our city.
If you haven't bought your Christ
mas presents, perhaps you would
like something valuable and useful
as we'll as ornamental. In that
case visit curlins dry goods store.
There are some very handsome
things to be seen there.
The Sans Souci Club met with
Miss Stella Miles on Fifth street
last Friday evening and the usual
game of finch was enjoyed. Miss
Sanders captured first prize and
Miss Fields the consolation. Nice
refreshments were served.
The l. C. depot at Pierce was
broken into last Sunday night and
a railroad ticket with bottle of
whiskey were found missing when
the agent opened up next morning.
If the fellow didn't get round trip
he is in the middle of bad fix.
There will be a Poultry Fair at
Mckenzie, Tenn, January and 7
Free to all poultry raisers in West
Tennessee. A competent Judge
will award the premiums according
to the standard. For further in.
formation write to 7, n. Baker, Jr.
Mr., and Mrs. Carman Hughes, of
Boston, are in the city for the Holt
days visiting Mr.. Hughes parents
and family. They will probably
remain in the city for some time
and perhaps locate here. This
would be a great pleasure to the
nomefolks and pleasant news to
everybody.
Thursday night, January 5,
play entitled Fruit of His Folly"
will be presented at the Crystal
schoolhouse by Miss Nellie Mar
shall as manager and a good COM
oany of home talent. Proceeds to
De applied to the local school fund.
The company would be pleased to
greet large crowd,
Something attractive can be
ound in the way of Christmas
present in new mufflers, ties and
gloves at Robinson, Bransford q
20. IS clothing house. They are
showing some very pretty new
FOODS IN this line. Don't forget
heir new overcoats and suits if you
ire buying for Christmas.
]. D. Combs, of this city, hereto
ore engaged as principal of the
Union City Business College, left
or Chicago this week to complete
arrangements made with the Oliver
typewriter Co. to engage with