The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1906-08-31
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Russell Garth left yesterday fci
st. Louis, en- route to Pueblo. Colo.
where he is to begin school Sept 4
Mr.. Garth's visit home and among
friends was very pleasant.
Mrs. W. R. Hendricks and chill
dren, of Pine Bluff. Ark, arrived in
the city Wednesday and are guests
at the home of Mrs. Hendricks
parents, Hon. and Mrs. Seid Wad
dell.
c. NJ. Sanders has returned from
the springs at Mudlavla, Ind. Mr..
Sanders saws he feels greatly inn
proved and that he thinks the mud
baths are fine remedy for rheu-
matism.
l. N Bramham was here from
Woodland Tuesday and informed
us that the Woodland Grain Com
pany are having their machinery
installed and getting ready for
business.
The union service will be at tie
Methodist Church next Sunday
evening. Rev, J. j. Castleberry will
be the speaker of the evening. A
SPECIAL musical program will be
rendered.
Misses BERTHE Murphy and Edna
Cherry have returned from Jackson
and Henderson. after an extended
visit of several weeks with friends
and relatives. Both report very
pleasant visit.
Gospel services at Presbyterian
Church, North First street, next
Sabbath, Sept 2, at IL a. m. Sub
iect, "The Covenant Of Grace.
Members urged to attend. Public
cordially invited.
Miss Mittie Cayce has returned
from a visit to Fulton. While there
she wasrequested to deliver several
lectures on primary methods. She
with much credit to her.
self and the school with which she
is connected.
Geo. r. Fentress, of Nashville, |
special officer for the N, c. & st. L. |
Ry. Co., was in the city the first of
the week looking after the COM
pany's interests. H picked up
quite a number of ''train hoppers"
and had them fined.
The regular preaching services
will be held at the First Christian
Church Sunday morning at IL
,'clock. There will be no regular
service at this church Sunday night
N account of the union service at
It the Methodist Church.
E. ]. Tatom. City Passenger
Agent of the Southern Railway,
was in the city yester-
lay. Mr.. Tatom is son of Col.
". c. Tatom, of the Nashville
American, and young man of abil-
ty and pleasing address.
Dee Samberg has rendered his
as clerk in the Union
lily postofice. Mr.. Samburg has
dopted the insurance business and
will m axe his headquarters at
)yersburg. He is an energetic and
apable gentleman and we wish him
uccess.
Mrs. Oscar Turner and Mrs. Pau
ne Massengill returned Monday
rom an extended visit to Texas,
isiting at Galveston, Dallas, Fit.
Worth and San Antonio. They
vere accompanied home by Mrs. r.
!. Green, who moved to Texas some
ears ago.
Erwin Scates will leave on the
rst of September for Columbia,
To-. to enter the University of Mis-
,uri. Mr., Scates is graduate of
lie Hickman High School and the
ficient Second Assistant Postmas-
II here for soma time. He is
oung man of fine character. who
i'll wear his collegiate honors in
orthy manner.
F. S. White has been given the
'signment OF carrier on rural free 4
.livery, Route Three, as successor
Merritt Taylor Mr.. White was .
lie of the very best postmasters
MON City ever had and anything
the mail line comes easy to him.
he enjoyed robust health Uncle
I'm would be after putting him at
e head Of our postoffice some day.