The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1906-08-31

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last week visiting relatives.
Mrs. c. z. Denham and children
and Mrs. Allie Jones and daughter
arrived home Wednesday after a
two weeks trip in Weakley County.
J. L. Haguewood has returned
from the markets and the Hardy
Bros. & Haguewood Co. are receiy-
ing new merchandise for the fall
season,
Chas. W. Miles, Jr., VIM. Beck
ham and Mr.. Jones. of the Coble-
Walker Co., took advantage of the
excursion to Louisville last We'd
nesday.
Mrs. c. M. Mathis and children
arrived this week from Collierville
to join Prof. Mathis here. who now
has charge of the Union City Train
ing School.
o. V. Mainland as IN the city
last week, mingling with friends.
Mr.. Mainland says be is meeting
with fine success IN his new line as
road salesman.
Will Clark. OF Paducah, son of
T. r. Clark, this city, NJ Mr..
Meyers. of Meyers, Schmidt, Clark
& Co., ST. Louis, were transacting
business here Tuesday.
]. L. Haguewood has returned
from the markets, where he pur-
chased large stocks for the Hardy
Bros. & Haguewood stores here, at
Trenton and Rutherford.
.ev. W. A. Boone, pastor of the
c. p. Church at Trenton, was in
the city a few hours Monday. He
was on his way to Sharon to con-
duct a series of revival meetings.
Miss Allie Davie, of Beebe, Ark,
is in the city visiting her uncle and
aunt, DR.. and Mrs. S. N. Page.
Miss Davie was reared in the home
of DR.. Page, and returns to spend
a few months with them in Union
City.
The local Epworth League held
L very interesting meeting at the
VI. E. Church last Monday night.
Quite a number of visitors were
present and Mr.. Albert Kinney de-
ivered very interesting and in
,tructive lecture on "Manila.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Forester left I
Friday tor a few weeks visit with
I'D friends in Hickman and Hum
,hrey's counties. They moved from
hat section of the State to this
ounty about twenty years ago, and
hey always look forward to and
njoy an annual visit to their old
lome.
Mrs. Harriet Gibbs and Mrs. Mag
lie Bell leave Saturday for Wash
ngton City to spend the winter.
they will spend a portion of the
ime with Mrs. Gibbs sons, A. c.
nd M. g., who are respectively en-
aged in the practice of law and in
he drug business, and then per-
APPS will find a suitable place for
ouse-keeping.
1.-The King of Tramps," Yam
ee Doodle comedy, in four big
acts, which comes to the
reynolds Opera House Wednesday
lght, Sept. 5. contains more actual
lit, more innocent mischief. more
dmirabIe acting and good singing
nd dancing than is to be found in
ny ten of the average so-cailed
lusical comedies.
Eddie Dietzel left last Sunday for
Ind. Ter. The young
entleman says he is thinking of
eating in that country and open
lg up in business there. He has
lie right kind of metal to make
pod business man, and we are sure
lat good news will find its way
ome from him before many moons.
re wish him success.
Mr.. Louis Lockhart, one of the
d-time dry goods statesmen Of I'm
n City, has accepted position
it'll Hardy Bros. & Haguewood
J. in their dry goods department.
E will be delighted to meet his
friends and customers in his
w position. Mr.. Lockhart has
en- schooled in the dry goods BUSH
IS and knows it in detail and will
valuable acquisition to the sell
2 force of this firm.
Henry o. Head, Jr., left last week
: Sherman, Tex. Mr.. Head says
at he will locate permanently in
erman. The MANY friends of the