The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1905-09-22

Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. Mays went
lover IN Number Seven Sunday anC
heard a fine sermon by Rev Johr
r. Williams and enjoyed a good
dinner at the hospitable home oil
Mr.. and Mrs. Clint Ship.
Sylvan, where art thou? The
Commercial is not complete with.
out your newsy letter.
Mrs. J. W. Temple is on the sick
list.
Knox Everett is having his house
enlarged with two front rooms, a
hall and long veranda and when
completed will be one of the incest
suburban homes in this county.
1t certainly would be a great treat
to have Cyclone and the widow and
and all the little whirlwinds to
come and spend a while in our city.
They have a host of warm friends
here who would give them hearty
welcome.
Roy Jackson, of Waverly, is the
guest of his uncle, Grandfather
Barleycorn.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. A. Glover, of
Number Ten, were shopping in the
city Monday.
w. j. Phillips, of Fulton, was a
welcome guest at the Gypsy tent
Thursday.
The idea of Cyclone saying he
had rather be a monkey than a
Gypsy. OF all the different kinds
of animals | think a monkey the
most detestable. | think / had
rather be a Chinaman than mon
key or Cyclone either. Anyway,
Cyclone, come over to our big fair
and Gypsy will set before you the
best she has, and while you are
here we will discuss our FATHERS as
to the different nationalities.
Cousin Marvin, please accept my
heartfelt sympathy in the loss of
your dear little sister. In this hour
of sore affection and separation
may you look to Him who doeth all
things well and say Lord thy will
be DONE. not mine. | trust little
Johnnie will soon be restored to
perfect health. He is a fine little
man and made lots of friends dur
ing his short visit to Southside.
Harve Toombs, Of Clay ton, spent
Tuesday night with ]. M. Cole.
Mr.. Toombs brought to town a
drove of hogs for which he received
nice sum of money.
Last Sunday morning IN company
with Mr.. Gypsy and the two Misses
Gypsy and Mrs. w. E. Webster we
drove out six miles In the county to
Sanders Chapel, where we heard
fine, soul-stirring sermon delivered
by Rev. Jerry Cloar. Uncle Jerry,
as he is Familiarity called, breaches
Jesus and Him cruci6ed, and while
he is Methodist, he believes and |
breaches Holy Ghost religion and
believes that rye must be born
again" before you can become one
of Gods children. 1t has been quite
awhile since | enjoyed service like
the one | attended Sunday. There !
we're some twelve or fifteen who
gave their hand for prayers, and |
SIX or seven additions to the church. |
There is nothing Gypsy enjoys more
than listening to good old gospel |
sermon. and may the Lord spare
Uncle Jerry to live many years
longer to warn sinners that unless
they repent and believe on our Lord
and Savior they cannot enter Heav-
en-. After services we repaired to
the hospitable home of Mr.. and
Mrs. r. f. Mabry where we enjoyed
a good dinner. In the afternoon
we listened to some nice music by
Miss Laura Mabry who is teaching
a fine class at Crystal.
Miss Ottelia Forester entertained
a crowd of young people last Thurs
day night in honor of her guest,
Miss Matte Reaves, of Mayfie1d.
1t was very enjoyable affair and
each one voted Miss Ottelia an
ideal hostess.
Mrs. p. H. Owen, of Protemus, is
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Powell
Cloar near Beech this week. We
sympathize with Mrs. Owen and
the other members of the family
over the loss of dear sister, Mrs.
Dudley Hays She was a Christian
lady, an affectionate wife, loving
mother and loved by all.
Mr.. Gypsy is on the puny list this
week, but with the condition pow
der prescribed by that skilled ply
stefan, DR.. Mailing, ! believe he
will soon he all o. K. Neighbor
Hehey thinks he is threatened with
Group.
D. ]. Blow, of Pennsylvania, is
here the guest of c. III. Harris,
looking after his nice string OF
horses. Mr.. Blow is thinking of
buying fine farm while here and
stock farm, We
hope he will be successful in finding
a farm to suit him, as we would be
proud to have such man in this
county.