The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1905-11-17


Rob Bell returns in a few days
from his studies in the Law De
partment of Vanderbilt University.
Mr.. Bell has finished his second
year in that department and comes
home for vacation.
The pastor of the church will con-
duct the preaching services at the
First Christian Church Sunday.
Sunday school at 80 o'clock. All
who can attend any Of these servi.
.ces will receive a cordial welcome.
Miss Josephine Tardif has been
elected to most excellent position
in the city schools at Clarksville,
and that city is fortunate in secur-
ing her services. Union City has
never had a better teacher than
Miss Tardif.
Mrs, Bowling, mother of John
Bowling, who travels for the West
Tennessee Grocery Company, died
at Martin Tuesday night of paraly-
sis, having been stricken that
morning She was a most excel
lent Christian woman.
W. G. Reynolds & Sons are nego-
tiating a deal whereby Ben and
Herman Howard are to buy the
stock of groceries and conduct the
retail department OF the business.
w. G.. Reynolds and Sons will con-
tinue in the wholesale lines.
Supt. A. c. Mute. of the city
schools. left this week for New
York State. Mr.. Mute went to
Savannah and from there to New
York City. He will return by
jamestown and his wife and son
will probably accompany him.
Among the party attending the
DeBow marriage at Kenton Tues
day were Mr.. and Mrs. Marshall
Shuck, Jordan; Mr.. and Mrs. Guy
Tucker, Jordan; Mrs. Mary Cren-
shaw, Miss Adrian Brevard, Harry
Jones, Chas. Alexander, DR.. Mar
shall Alexander and Dan Glenn,
Union City.
Rev. Jacob Ditzler, d. D., will be
in the city this week, the guest of
Mrs. ]. c. Burdick, and will preach
next Sunday at the Methodist
Church. His sermon will probably
be an interesting one, from the fact
that he belongs to the old school of
preachers and was known as a very
strong pulpit speaker.
Miss Verna Callicott, of Rives,
graduated from the Due West Fe-
male College at Due West, S. c.,
last week. Miss Eudora McCaw,
Of Rives, was in the same school,
and the young ladies returned to
Rives tog ther, accompanied by
Miss McCaw's sister, Miss Beatrice,
who went to Due West to attend
the commencement.
Mr. and Mrs. Huxtahle, of Abing.
ton, Mass, are expected to arrive
Saturday to TIA k e charge of the
Christian and Missionary Alliance
branch, of this place, for an indefi-.
lite time. Mrs. Huxtable recently
graduated from t h e Missionary
Training Institute of Nyack, NY,
Mr.. Huxtable having finished two |
years' course in the same school. |
Everybody is invited to attend the
ocular services at the Chapel on
sunday afternoon and Friday night.
Miss Jessie Clogs, VIII . is we'll
,nown in this city, having visited
Ter aunt, Mrs. Emma Clogs, on
everal occasions, was recently ap-
'ointed by Supt. Ellington, Of Pa
ucah, to enter the Summer Teach
RS School at Bowling Green, Ky
nd will leave June to take up her
tudies. Miss Clogs is graduate
his year Of the Paducah High
school, and is very popular and
ccomplished young woman. She
7ill teach in the Paducah public
chools next fall.
]. G. Reynolds leaves next week
or Weaverville, N. c., to be with
Irs. Reynolds and Mr.. and Mrs.
larence Reynolds for few days.
Ir. Reynolds rendered his resigna-
on to the Board of Mayor and
ldermen as one of the aldermen
lis week on account of sickness in
is family. Mrs. Reynolds and Mrs.
larence Reynolds require his time
nd attention away from heme much
tha time and for fhis raa son he