The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1905-12-22
FROM P. b. 0.

knocked at your doors, so please
let me in out OF the cold befor,
Christmas.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. R.Garrison have
been nursing a very sick baby fol
some time, but the baby is doing
well at this time.
Mrs. Barnett, who has been sick
all the year, is able now to be ur
and visit her daughter, Mrs. D
Wilson.
Mr.. Cleveland Brown and Barney
Samburg and their families arenow
citizens of Protemus.
We have two of the very finest
physicians to be had anywhere, at
Protemus, and both have all they
can do.
Mr. Will Martin, of Union City,
smart-Alex like, slipped down to
Protemus while we were away and
took for his wife one of our best
and sweetest girls, Miss Jennie
Barnett.
Wedding bells are ringing very
loudly again.
Rev. r. B. Garrison has lived
here until he has torn down his old
barns and built new ones.
Prof. H. e. Williams has added
to his home by making part OF his
barn new, building a stack chimney
to his dwelling and changing 1t till
it does not look like the same place.
Mr.. Tom Neel, of Route Eleven,
is now reaping the fruits of long
labor. He has a good home, fine
residence, new barn and is living at
home.
Ernest Sturgis, near Cobbs Cha
pei, has moved to his new home
mere .sbenezer.
Mr.. e. M. Browns beautiful
daughter, Miss Clara, who has been
attending Dickson College, will be
at home this week to spend the
holidays. Many will be glad to see
her.
w. p. Stubblefeld tells us he has
done the fruit tree business up in a
brown rag. He is one of Stark
Bros. hustling agents of this
county.
Mr. James Talley, of Number
Twelve, saw mill king, after about
ten years at one place, is through.
He has nowhere to take his mill,
but has made scads of money. Poor
old batch. with no one to help
him enjoy the fruits of his labor.
Mr.. Newt Barnett,fof Protemus,
who has, in company with Mr..
Charley Franz, of Hickman, been
fishing and hunting on the scatters
Of the lake since the season opened,
will be at home Christmas to see
mamma, sisters and the girl next
to his left side.
Rev. Henry Thomas, of Union
City, is our pastor at Protemus.
Though having preached but two
sermons he is beliked we'll. We
think there are great things in
store for us this year.
Prof. Newt Williams will give
grand exhibition in his school at
cobbs Chapel this week. We bet
it's good one, for Newt never does
things by halves.
Well, Gypsy, we can now say that
Did living nowhere" is past. We
are very comfortably situated on
Route Eleven and all our friends
are invited to come to see us, but
geel not al. at once. Last Sab
bath we set our first table to friends
and for our company we had H. r.
Williams and family and ]. ]. Jones
and family. We sat at the foot
big Ike and wife sat on trunk
and waited.
We want to thank Elder ]. r.
of Hornbeak. for coming
to our rescue when falsehoods were
being circulated over the county
concerning things ! have said about
him and that he had educated me
gratis. We want to say now and
for all that Brother Williams is
Christian gentleman, every inch Of
him, so far as we have been able TO
find ont by ASSOCIATION. We lived
with him once Ave and once six
and attended school and
were never treated better BY any.
one. No man has better wife and
family of children than Elder John
r. Williams.