The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1905-02-17
SOUTH SIDE

heY. u. n. etlgteI, u AoAtlh'
spent few hours with Mr.. and
Mrs. J. w. cloar Saturday.
Rev. I N Peuick, pastor of the
Martin Baptist Church, preached a
fine sermon IN this city Sunday.
tits with deep regret we tearn OF
the death Of Mr. Jesse Glover We
exteud our sympathy to the be
reayed brothers and sister
Messrs. Boone Coulter and Tom
Litchford will al an early date 90
on prospecting tour through
Texas. We would regret very much
to lose these two estimable families
from Southside, but if they should
decide to leave, our best wishes
will follow them
The many friends of Mrs. Ann
McAlister Cloar are very sorry to
know she is confined to her bed
with la grippe, and all join with the
writer in wishing her speedy re-
covery. Aunt Ann, as she is ia.
miliarly called, is a fine Christian
lady and is loved by everybody.
The Baptists have called DR.. J.
B. Moody of Louisville, Ky, to
pastorate the church at this place.
Bro. Moody is fine minister aud
we believe he viii do lots of good
here should he decide to accept the
call.
Mrs. Ida Wilkerson is in receipt
of letter from her husband, Mr..
Willie Wilkerson, who went to Pu-
eblo, Col, several months ago in
search OF health. He says he is
greatly improved aud is now teach
ing a very successful school at
Ouray, Col. The latter named place
is two hundred and seventy-nine
miles from Pueblo. He will return
home the first of May. His many
friends and devoted wife will be de-
lighted to have aim with them
again.
Miss Lizzie Temple, of Paris, ar
rived in Southside Monday to visit
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Joe
Temple.
Mrs. Hattie Calhoun and little
daughter, Birdie Mai, left Wednes,
day to visit her sister, Mrs. Annie
Crockett, at Pierce.
Prot. r. M Sheppard and broth
err, Charles, attended the debate at
Beech Saturday night. The sub.
ject discussed by Prof SHEPPARD
and Messrs Latimer and Ratliff
and several Others whose names we
failed to get was, (which has been
the most benefit, navigation or the
railroad?" The affirmative won.
After the debate was over several
young people acted very fine dia-
logue that was highly complimented
by all. The subject for next Sat
urday night, 'Resolved, That wo
man has more influence over man
than money"
Mr.. r o. Sparkmau, of Pcote-
mus, speut Friday night. with Mr..
J. w. Cloar and family.
Mr.. Dee Cole, from Oklahoma,
spent Monday with his cousin, MIR.
J. M. Cole.
Miss Ottelia Forester spent Wed.
nesday with Miss Cammie Askew.
Miss Maggie Mays, OF Waverly,
is expected in Southside Friday
and will be the guest of Mrs. Cor
bett and Mrs. Mays.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Adams and
daughters, Misses Gertie and Sudie,
of Northside, spent Saturday even
ang with Mr.. and Mrs. Jim Jordan,
and entertained them with some
nice violin and guitar music.
Misses Ruth Wiley and Missile
Harris, from Houser Valley neigh
borhood, spent a few days at the
hospitable home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Cole Harris last week
Mr.. Luther Parks, the hustling
tax assessor, was in Southside
Monday assessing everything he
saw. Actually, he assessed two
poor little kittens that lay sleeping
under a good warm stove.
Misses Effie Reaves and Flora
Askew, of Rives, was the guest of
Mrs Corbett this week.
What has become Of Cyclone and
p. H. o.
Gypsy.
For driving out dull bilious feel