The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1904-06-17
SOUTH SIDE.

}. Williams ana TWO uduS u
of Number Ten. attended the
ion at Nashville this week.
4r. and Mrs. Lawrence Pitzer
little daughter, Mary Lee, of
5rthside were calling in South
side Monday eve.
Miss Minnie Wright, of Number
Nine, is the guest of her cousins,
81 the Misses Pardue, this week.
\ Miss Kenna Compton left Satur-
day for Nashville She was accom-
panied by an aunt and will spend
several weeks IN Nashville and visit
other places before returning home.
- Mrs. NJ. A. Lancaster left Mon
day for Mckenzie to spend several
days visiting relatives and friends,
and ] am sure there was a certain
OF widower on board that same train
% bound for the reunion. Who knows
a but what she will 90 on to Nash
vile?
Messrs. Clayton and Martin, two
expert painters and paper hangers
OF Northside, are busy this week
o identifying Gipsy's little tent and
to start on her trip to the old Ninth
district.
Mr.. ], H Russell, an expert gar
,ener of Paducah Junction, was
uYhere Monday with a load of fine
Now cabbage and says he reads The
as Commercial with pleasure.
,vs Mr.. w. e. Webster, who has
L. T.
'Sp training his fine race horses, spent
gag few days with his wife in South
M side this week. He tells us he will
M leave Paducah about the first of
July with his horses for Indiana
and other States and will be gone
till late IN the fall, We wish him
great success.
Grandfather Barleycorn passed |
through Southside Monday after
noon and asked Gypsy to tell all the
cousins through The Commercial
this week, that our grand picnic
would be on Friday, June "a, at |
Rock Spring about five miles west
of here. trust each and everyone
OF the cousins will begin to make
their arrangements to be on hand
things to eat, as | know it would
make the kind editors smile. Now,
my dear children come and make
your old mother have a pleasant
day as well as the editors.
l am in receipt of letter from my
brother, r. B. Love, at Crutchfeld
Ky, saying he had noticed in The
Commercial that p. II o. was go
ing to sue Gypsy for ten thousand
and he advised me to make over all
my little belongings to Cyclone for
safe keeping. All, Bud, Gypsy is
too sharp for that, unless | wanted
it all to be blown into kingdom
come, as | know that is the nature
of cyclones,
Miss Mary Turner, a beautiful
young lady of Rives, is attending
the institute.
Mrs. C. F. Ong and daughter,
Miss Minnie Brown, left Saturday |
for Texas to Join Mr.. Ong, who has !
been engaged in business there for
several months. We regret very
much to lose this estimable family
and trust ere many months they
will return to their former home in
Union City.
Cyclone, lookout for the News
Banner. What the Hon. j. M. Brice
will do for you this week or next
will be just plenty. l trust you '
will be able to attend our picnic.
Come, and bring Mrs. Cyclone and G
all the little fellows, a day in ,
pretty shady grove will do them
lots of good.
Somehow, or somehow else,
found myself at the depot early
Monday morning and there found
great crowd OF old soldiers and !
their wives and daughters leaving
for Nashville to attend the reunion /
and in that great crowd | ran upon i
Topsy and Scribbler The latter
went on with the crowd to Nash
vile, while Topsy and both really
wanted to go, but as we had other \