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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-05-01
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@bieago, 80. April. Snbn
Nleranber Donnie erbislt bsute cine
i9riftli9s 2ite aler gsser i'm als
6aupt Der 1rialid. tatboIif9sn air6e
srbobsnen Mntlagen. Sebe ein3sIne
Antlase mar bstrdftist bur9 eioIi9
bsi9worsrs Ausiagsn, rersft abT&rif.
ten Der eenannten aife betqsfHst
tparen.
Die 3~uienOung Oisier 9ifs mar bic
prompte grfhlune zines Wunf&es bes
,grffsn Mpoitels", ben bieier tn elmer
ssftrissn. febr i8wa& beiu@ten Ser.
fammlung Der usberrsfe ieiner gn-
bdn9er geduBert bate. Seine @egner
gaben Tim cine atpeitdgiee 5rtif CUR
Musarbsituna fsiner Beantwortung Der
Antlasei@riften.
9er5aII Whnter.
@ambrtoge, Wan., 3U. April.
Srob aqer Na9fori9ungen bat man
bon Whnter, rueIder In benz @erba9te
ffebt, feline Satin 2eone balo mad ib-
rer am 6. b. W srfoIstsn g~atbinbung
bsrsiftet 3u baben. bisIana feline Spur
entbeft.
Die poIisei erbieIt beute cine De.
pei9e bon eugene $. 9rembs BON
gbicago, In tpsI9sr Der Nbienber Be.
bauptet, Beuetsmaterial CUR ueberfib.
rung bes W6rbsrs su baben. Die etc
morbete 6rau Whnter NOR cine S4we-
Fer Der 5rau bes senannten 2rembs.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-05-01

Brett uno anberen Stdoten tibers
mittelt.
%. 8rifueIss, Der oberRe Mrbeiter'
fibrer, tuurbe In isinsr WObnung pOr'
gefunben, iein @enofe 9ebp bagegen
fonnte ni9t srmtttelt tuerben.
@raf bon gsaursaarb it bas Saupt
Der fiir3lid entbsdten @srfamsrung.
6enrp Bibert 1T @sbatteur beg
yNutorite", zines bonapartiffif&sn Or.
gans.
3wsi weit.re Ierhaftsbefsble Fnb
aIsgefellt porbsn, bod uerbsn bic Nas
men Der betrsfenoen periOnsn NOD &c.
bsim esbalten. Bis btefs fslbf tn 6dn.
ben Der poli3si feta tuerosn.
Sn ben Mrbsiter-6 aupiquartieren 1T
man infolss Der 8srbaftungen ME bee
taubt, DEFENDERS oa f9 bte Better Der
ftir morssn seplanten SemonfratiOnen
iefort 3uriidsesosen baben. mas in Ar.
beitertreiien ulsemeine gntmutbisung
%6erborruft.
Die Rs9ierung slaubt our9 bie 8ers
baftungei benz rabifalen glemsnte bas
Rreus gebrO&en gu haben.
Oeterrei@. nngarn.
Die s.R
Wten, 80. NpriI. Die bsuts bier
erfolste Nnfunft bes Yrinssn 2onrab
bon 6obsnIobe 69iQingsfirt aus
8risft sisbt su Der germutbuns MnIaB,
baB Der Bring bonn 2uiier nit 8iloung
zines r1euen Rabinets betraut tuerbs.
gs bsrlautet, bic &eR1nation bss pre.
miers @auti4 bon Jrantentburn let
ansenommen uorben.
Spdter tuurbe offisieu betannt, Bring
6obenIobe babe bas portefeuills anss.
NDNlWeH.
Bring 2onrab bon 6obenlo6e.S 4il.
Iinssfhrf if Elm Nsfe bss fribersn
beuti9sn Rsi9stan3lsrs, AZ Sabre alt,
rnb gilt als elmer be- fdbi9ffsn 2bpfe
Oefferrsi9s. gr fpmpatbiirt nit ben
4rbeiterbefrsbunesr unb it u1tsr ben
So3ialiffen populdr.
Sentihlanb.
Sas ghoIer a.8 epenf
BerIin, 80. MpriI. Ste @ie.
berer6fnuns Der S@iffabrt auf Der
Wsi9fsl bat bic I9on i'm bsrhoRenen
1erbft ssbegte gefir9tuns. oab In bic.
fem 5rtblins obsr CONNER bur9 bic
S&iHer unb Gl6ber bic gbolera aber.
mails berbreitet tuerben f6nnte, attueQ
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-05-01
Grantrei@.
u m q b.

paris, 80. MpriI. Der gOrabsno
bss 1. Wai finoet paris auf ale gpsns
tuaIitdtsn porbereitet. Bon Seite1 Der
Staoibermaltung unb Der &egisrung
fnb bic u%mfaHsnbfsn W%abnabmsn CUR
aufrs9terbaltuns Der Oronung, gum
Befdmpfen eitpa s~ntfsbenoer unruben
unb Nusi9rsitunssn gstroHen tuoroen.
ais Elm Iebtes, einorudsbolles Wars
rlnesmittel bat bic 8,rnabme elmer
an3abl bon Wsrbaftunsen 9sbient,
tpsl9e In ben bstrofsnen 9rsiien BITE
grbbte gsftrauns bsrpOrserufen ba'
ben. Sas unrabi9s Clement it ieiner
bauptid9Ii9fisn Jhhrer bsraubt, ent'
mutbiet, in fop1ois Sronungslof9teif
gebraat tuorben.
Wenn au9 I'm Saupiauartisr Der
Observation-Disclosures beute Abeno Be.
IGloRen tpurbe, bts RieiensT emonfras
tion mOrssl unter allen nmfdnoen au
beranFaltsn. 10 bat bic gewsgung
3psifslsobns bo3 an gsgsiferung ber-
loren, Fe i9sint cine mebr erstpungens
3u isin. gu alsm llebsrFufe bat nod
Elm bsuis abenb sinsstretener beftiger
&sgenfaa bic Stimmung bebeutsnb
bsruntsrsebrtdt.
Die poli3eili9en unb militdrif9en
WaBna6msn gum S9uBe Der f86nen
S~einefabt fnb In elmer beute abenb
tattssbabtsn 2onfsren3 3pif4en benz
pldfsctsn unh ben 2Ommanoeuren Der
beri9iebensn Regimsnter enbstltig &C.
rsaelt tuorben. Die bur9 bic $ruppen
berfdrtte poli3si tpirb mor9en bel
Saassanbru6 ole ftratesii4 tui4tigen
puntte bon paris bsfebsn; bic Srup.
pen tusrbsn attipe Jelobient= Rationen
unb .Wlunition unS fur 3pei Gage
@eferbs-& ationen erbaIten. Die lei9ts
9abaQerie tpirb 2an3en tragen.
Sas Sauptesntrum wiro bic vpIaes
be Ia RspubIiqus" fsiu, mo bic arbst.
terhauptauartiers beleget1 fnb. Mnoere
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES tperben Die 86rie
iein, bas @ranb palais unb bie pIaee
be Ia @oneoro. unsefdbr bunbert fol.
der @entralpunfte tuerben bur4 milf.
tdrii9s 4ettsnpOfen unb pOlisei'
patrouilen nit einanber b~srbunoer
isin. asbnlias militdrii9s @entrer
merben In ben 0orfidbtsn unb Gabrit.
bifrittsr sinseri9tei iein. Snfanterie'
unb aabaneris.M btbeilungen uerosn ir
ben Snbufries8 orftdoten 81. Denis.
2ebalois, Mfrieres uno @li4p. woielbf
f9 bic @astpsrfe bsfinoen. lie9en,
Mu9 bic Rsnnbabn In Saint 0usr
tpirb ftarfe militdrii4e geoedung e.
balten.
Steerfen0 er6atungsn
paris, 80. Npril. Als cine Golg
Der nsuli9sn Sausiu9unsen MURDER
bsuts frti6 berbaftei
M. @rifueaes, secretdf bss General
arbsitsrbsrbanbes uno perantmortli9e
Orqaniintpr Der gsplanten Waitag
Demon ftrationen; DC. Slbert. elm Sci
tunesrebacteur, unb Maior Seuiaant
Elm 8Onapartif, ebemaliger Off3iel
Der QaiierIidsn 8arbsn.
Mubsrbsm puroe In RiBa Sra
Suranb be gsaurssarb berbaftet. Not
In anbererl Stdbten tpuroen Werbai
tunssE borsenommen.
etedbrisfe ipurbsn erlafsn hints
W. 2ebp, Setretdr bes Nrbeiterbel
banbes, uub W. Sromentin, elmer
uOblbnbsnoen anar9itsn, tusl9s Beit
aus parls entfOhen finb. @esen al
bic @srbafteten tuurbsn antlaser srbr
ben Iauteno auf gerf9w6runs bebuf
Organization elmer gmp6rune uno at
Sntriguiren tn @smeini9aft m
Nnar9ifsn.
Die Werbaftungen uurben am frii6e
Worgen aoraenommen auF @ruro po
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-05-01

9sn,a9t. Die Rssieruns hat biefe ge.
fa9r ME aus ON Nugen gslaHsu unb
osrsits bic erfien s9ritts gu ibrer ab.
msHoung gstbGn. 9a su bisism 3psd
bic 8OoperatiOn Der ruiRf6sn get6rben
lslbHberfdnoli9 bon Der er6sten Wid.
ttStsit 1T, fino'oisIe s~inssIabsn tuorbsn,
T3 an rs8tseitis 3u trsffenben gor.
F@tsmabreSsln sur @srbatuua Der
Seu4s gu betbstlissu. gu bieIem
3psd fiaost nun In Sbcrn, Wef.
preubsn, eine ROnfsren3 bon beutI&en
unO rufFi9sn geamtsn ftatt, auf mel.
Gsr bic erforberli9.n MaBnabmen au
elmer frengsn uebsrwn9una Der beutI&-
ruifi9sn @renae unb Der WeidfeI auf-
tbrem 9an3err 2auf bsreinbartH tperben
IoQsn.
SnteraattonaIe Ronfe.
reria Il brabtIofe
SeIegrapbie.
Berlin, 80. Mpril. Teuti&.
lamb bat on ntebr aIs 20 Resierunsen
einlaoungen erlnfsn aur Sbeilnabms
an Der am %. Sunt tn Berlin 3uTam.
mentretenben internationalen 2on.
fsrsn3 FIR bra6tl0ie 8eIsgrapbie.
Inter ben @ingslabsnen Der meF.
li9sn 6smiipbdre bsfinbsn f9, auber
ben Der. Sfaatsn, arsentinisn, Bro.
filisn, @bile, peru, Uruguay unb
Wsrito, uno unter ben europdif&en
Staaten bic Garfsntbhmer Wonaeo
uno ROntsnegro. Nu9 Sapan, siam
uno Perfsn fnb gebeten tuoroea, Der.
rrstsr gu i&iden. bassssn if an China
tsins e%inIaOuns ergansen.
Seuti9lanb uirb bur@ sru6If Dele.
gaten une te9nif9e Beirdt9e bertreten
iein, on beren spits Der @ensraIpuf,
meiiter uno ber Observation-Disclosures
feben.
3um Sobe berurtbetIt.
m, 80. MpriI. Der Be.
rii4tigte &aubm6roer 9ennig tpuroe
6sute gum 8obe b~erurtbeilt.
Warotfo.
a enab& Id9tere
BON 5 rauen.
Sanger. 20. apriI. Sn Mars
rateib tpar bic fdrsdli9e gntbeduna
gsma9t ipOroen. baB un3dbliss Grausn
tebufs g%rlangune bon oersn 2leiber
unb S9mudfa9en ermorbet rurben.
Seit Idngerer 3sit waren Grauet unb
Wdbasn gan3 pI6bli9 fpurIos Der.
i9wunben unb ale Nadfori9unasn
bIieben erfOIalos. @efsrn besab R9
sine Srau mad einem Sr6blsrIabe1 unb
sntbsdts bort elm 9lsibunssfHd. tpsI-
9es He als gigenthum ibrer Isit einem
Wonat bsrmibten $o9ter ertannte.
sic ~erfattste Inaeige bon ibrer gnt.
oedung, unb ote iofOrt einseleiteie I'm.
terfu9ung ergab 6aarfrdubsnbes.
Sm 9absn bss S9ubfliders glat.
fause puros bic erffe Gtauenlei9e Der.
grabea eefunben. Ma1 nabnt ben RerI
tn Daft, uno baIb gelang es, ibn 3u ei.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-05-01

mem bonen @efdnfniB 3u brinaen.
Ra4oem er cine Gtau Iamsns @abaui
aIs feline Riti&uloise bssei9net, muir.
ban an ben bon ibnsn bs3si9nsten Or.
ten 9aagrabungen ansefeat, unb Dor.
ldufg "a 5rauenlei9en su Sage ae.
forosrt. Rabalt bate ibre Opfer ee.
!pDbnIi4 eingelaben elmer fleinen Self
liatsit b~si3uDobnen. Gn crt unS
STEELE eri9ien bann Der S9ufer urb
ermoroeie bic Mbnuneslofen.
Sas Belt III in bo9srabieer Mufre.
gurlg uno bsrlangt. bab bic s&uIbigen
6fentli& b~erbrannt psroen.
@roBbritannien.
S4iffsunaIhd.
9onbon n, 80. Mpril. Der BaHa.
gieroampfer Courier NIT elmer ge.
manning bon 9 Wanr unb ungefdbr
3tpan3ig ausfaglern an Borb f&eiterte
beute nabe Der Sniel Sart (eine Der
Snisln I'm aanaI) unb iant augen.
blifli9.
Orei Wann Der Beiabuna unb elm
paHagier ertranten, oie Mnoeren tuur-
ben gerettet. Was ben nnfan beran-
Iabt bat, 1T ni9t betannt.
Stalien.
2bnig 6 b 10 auf benz
Ueub.
Heapet, 80. NpriI. 26niq
gbwarb uno 9bnigin Mleranbra bon
England, fotpie 6sr3os unb 6sr3osin
pcn aofa. famen beuts Na9mittag BET
benz Obierbatortum auf benz Ieiub
an. mo- He bon ben profeKorsn Wats
teucci unb Perret bserhbt tuurben.
Der 26nia beglidwinf9te bie beiben
@elsbrten OBJ ibrer grfolse unb Iaui&te
nit Spanning Der grsdbIung ibrer
nit gr6bter 2ebensssfabr berbunben
geuefenen geoba9tungst tpd6renb bes
itnsfsn Ausbru9ss bss UuItans.
6eute @a;,t bsrlieB bas Rbnigspaar
Isapsl, I'm nod @n9Iano 3urtidsu.
tebren.
NubIanb.
Sntrfguen.
g t. Petersburg, 80. Npril.
Gum 10 unb fobielten Wale berIautet
mieber gana befftmmt, Wttte babe feline
&eignation ei1gersi9t. Was baran
mabr if, ueiB man nod nidt; su Der.
tuunoera tpdre es in jebem Gaae nt9t.
Oenn bie 3ablrei&en Gsgner bes pre.
miers habsn ibrs alien 6ebereien unb
Wablereien nit neuer Wa9t tpieber
aufqenommen.
eolange bic 10 not6wenbige Mnfsibs
nod ni&t uuter9ebra&t mar, baben
f4 Witte's Jetnbe, der Notb gebor.
&eno, nt&t ben eignen $rieb", rubia
berbalten; tannten He bod beg 3aren
fefe ueberaeu9ug, Rublanb uttrbe i'm
Gaae zines RHdtrittes Witte's teinen
6eler bon ausldnoii9en Bantisrs Ct.
balten. Stun bic NnIsibe eeF9srt
if, fangen Fe tuieber an au bobrert unb
iu4en ben 3aren 3u iiber3eussn, bab
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-05-01
8afe=8aa.

Die gsfrissn SpisIe reIultirtsn ME
folgt:
u a Mpciatio +.
indianapolis, 80. apriI.
indianapolis 2
Qanlas 2
2~ouisbile, 80. April.
9outspine. "a
WiIwaufee 100010O1000-
8atterien = gaiott uno SRau;
Didsp, Curtis unb &oib.
columbus. 80. Mtril.
Columbus -. 2000O20O@-4
minneapolis .000101000-2
Batterier = 6tabertp unb Blue;
grittien, gaowalaber unb Shannon.
8oIebo, 80. apriI.
8olebo ...... 0000110O0-
ct. paul.. -. 2.00100000-3
gatterisn : -Sutbof unb Abbott;
Gop unb Drill.
NationaIs2ig q.
Cincinnati, 80. april.
Cincinnati. -. 000000000-
pittsburs -. o. 5
Battsrien : gbe9 unb pbeIps.
grpoilrn, 80. april.
BrootIpn -. O 0l2 100000
pbiIabelpbia. 0sIl020110- 6
Bntterisn = pettiugsr uno 9oOtn.
Rem gori, 80. Mpril.
Netu Dort.... 101l00212-8
Bottom. ...... O00OO2OOO-2
1atterisn = pfeifsr unb D'Nail.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-05-01
&orabtno grobfr @rfigniiit?
@aris fir ale Sdle geriifet. = Sic Saaptfii1rtr
ber6aftet.

Sic 9abinets>Gnhs in Oederreib. - S%dfsunglid. - GSmarS out ont
gefup. - gDte a~ntsnnHoe. - MaHenmoro in Marofu.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1906-08-24
Reynolds Packing Company.

This company has recently been
organized with a capital stock of
twenty-five thousand dollars for the
purpose of handling fresh and cured
meats of all kinds. Situated as we
are, in the heart of one of the richest
countries in the world, and stock
country today that is possibly not
equaled in the South, we feel and
know that this proposition should
appeal to all citizens of 0bion Coun-
ty. Just recently the farmers of the
Northwest have organized packing
company for a million dollars. An
other large plant is being establish
ed in Moultrie, Ga. There are hun
dreds of plants in the North and
Northwest, and but few in the South.
Although we are beginning small,
we expect to equal the big packers
in quality on every line of meat
made Quality is what the American
people want, and quality is what we
in this packing plant will have the
quality brand first of all
Don't you know we can meet com
petition in prices when we have the
stock right at our door, and the de-
mand also for the products. We
save freights and commission both
ways.
If you are interested in Obion
County and want to do yourself a
good deed, take some stock with us
to help make it the success it should
ready sold.
REYNOLDS PACKING co.
BY w, G. REYNOLDS.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1906-08-24
CLOvERDALE.

Big rains last week and more
promised.
Miss LESSEE and Ora Davidson Wis
tied Mrs. Walter Gray at Gardner
last Saturday and Sunday
Mr.. Walker Clymer, of Obion, tool
unto himself new wife last week
and moved to his home near Glover.
dale.
Joel Clymer, who has been living
on his farm near here for some years
moved to Obion last week.
The infant child of Mr. and Mrs
Joe Dyer is dangerously sick at its
grandfather's, j. F. Ferguson.
r. F. Self farmer living in the
lower part of this district, shot and
killed himself the latter part of last
week, so one report says. There are
also rumors that he did not kill him
self but that someone killed him.
We went to Liberty, Weakley
County, six miles south of Dresden,
last Saturday and found crop pros
poets all along the route very fatter-
ing. However in that immediate
section they were beginning to need
rain, the rains that fell so copiously
here last week having not reached
. that section.
We had a letter from Earl David
son, one of our soldier boys, son of
G. A. Davidson, of Obion, last week
posted at Jefferson Barracks, Mo.
Earl says the boys are getting along
fine and that they would entrain the
next day after the letter was written
for Fort Sam Houston, Texas.
Mrs. Mary A. Bishop, a former
resident of this section, but for a
number of years past resident Of
the State of Washington, is visiting
her many friends and relatives in
this section and at Obion.
The splendid rains in July and
their continuance in August assures
a bumper corn crop, if same is not
destroyed by storms. The cotton
crop, though later than usual, has
now made good growth of stalk
and is putting on fruit very fast.
Some think the rains are injuring
this crop. The pastures and mead
ows are very fine and were it not for
the super abundance of flies all kinds
of live stock would do well, but
with this pest to torment them the
cattle and horses are barely holding
their own.
H. c. DAVIDSON.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1906-08-24
TROY

]. B. Mitchell is prospecting il
Arkansas this week.
j. w. Pressly was business Wis
itor in Union City Monday.
Fred Taylor is spending the weel
in Dawson Springs, KY.
Miss Jessie McDade, of Fulton, il
visiting her brother, G. r. McDade
Mr.. and Mrs. w. J. Erwin are Wis.
iting in Nashville this week.
Miss Mayme D. Robinson, of Mar.
tin, is visiting friends here.
Mrs. G. L. Jones and family, OF
Memphis, spent Sunday with Mrs. c.
P Wilson.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. L. Phillips are
recuperating at Dawson this week.
Miss Belle Young and Mrs. Shan
non Faulkner, of Atoka, Tenn, are
visiting Mrs. w. A. Smith.
Joe McCracken, of LAGRANGE, Ark,
spent last week with his father and
other relatives here.
Earl Whiteside, of Harrison, Ark.
visited friends here last week.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1906-08-24
PROTEMUS.

Mr.. Doll Garrison was in Union
City Tuesday.
Mr.. Jim Sanders and sister visited
their uncle, Mr.. Buck Harmonds,
near Union City few days this
week
Little Miss Capitola Stubblefeld is
on the sick list.
Mrs Jennie Garrison will visit
relatives at Greenwood, Miss, in the
near future
Miss Ester Garrison began her
school at Spout Springs Monday.
School at this place is processing
fine with Prof. Lintze as teacher.
Mrs. ]. M. Caldwell died Sunday
and was buried Monday at Hornbeak.
Mr. Sam Grooms and family visit
ed Mr.. Henry Davis and family near
Tally's Sunday.
Mrs. Leila Calhoun, of Tally's, is
visiting her sister, Mrs. Calvin Will
liams, this week
Mr.. Lexie Cherry left Saturday to
join the army.
j. N. Sanders and sister attended
church at Bethel Sunday.
Mr.. Knox Chadwick, of near Union
City, visited friends here Sunday.
Mr.. Lon Pepper is on the sick list
this week. TRIXIE.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1906-08-24

! town has changed ownership, Mr.
Clark, father OF our groceryman, Joe
Clark, being the purchaser. giving
one hundred and fifty dollars pei
acre. There are seventy acres il
the farm.
Mr.. Greer Moffat. of Chester, S. c..
is visitor of his sister, Mrs. o. H
Clemmons.
Little Harry Womack is conva-
descent of severe bruises sustained
from falling down some very high
door steps.
Mrs. Geo. Corbitt is having trou-
BILE with a wound on her left shoul-
der caused from the bite of poison
GUS insect. Mrs. Corbitt was gather
ing vegetables at the time, noticed
the irritation but saw nothing to
cause alarm until the elapse of two
days or more. For several square
inches a decay of the flesh set in,
necessitating the attention of the
family physician.
Since so many of our young men
were already in the service or had
volunteered the first draft touched
us lightly. The list we give may
be only partial: Jessie Woody, Jes-
sic Keffer, McGerry Tanner, Marion
Marlin, Oran Houser, Charlie and
Fred Forbes and Felan Kilgore, the
latter serving border duty in the late
trouble with Mexico. Clifford Agnew
is in an aviation corps. Mars Palmer,
in a re-enlis .ment, is q wireless OPP
orator in the navy and stationed in
San Francisco Waller Caldwell, in
Fort Oglethorpe Training Camp, has
received a captaincy in field artillery
reserves. Jones ELAN and Sheriff.
Clemmons are booked for next train
ing camp at Fort Oglethorpe. Ed
WEIGH has been called in the second
draft.
The story hour had an suspicious
beginning. The children were there
and also the story teller. Miss Ag-
new related two stories, the longer
being Rumple-Stitchen. Next week
the story hour will be conducted at
the tent.
Mr.. Earl Michel, of Harrison, Ark,
here looking over the Whiteside
farm, property belonging to his
wife, who was formerly Miss Edith
Whiteside, was called home by mes
sage to report to government head
quarters at once for service. Though
young wife and a late arrival in
the home are to be left A former
service as second lieutenant brings
Mr.. Michel to his country's call.
message from Rev. Ashburn,
our evangelist, states that he will be
here Saturday to begin the meeting
Sunday.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1906-08-24
Non-Resideut Notice.

E. H. Hubbard VS.. w. M. Hubbard.
10 the Circuit Court OF Obion County,
Tenn. September term, 1917.
In this cause it duly appearing to the
court from the bill, which is sworn to,
that the defendant is a nonresident Of
the State Of Tennessee so that the ordi-
nary process OF law cannot be served
upon him, it is therefore ordered that
the defendant, w. M. Hubbard, make
his personal appearance before the Judge
Of the Circuit Court at the courthouse
in Union City, Tenn, on or before the
first Monday in September, 1917, and
plead, answer or demur to the bill filed
against him in this cause, or the same
will be taken as confessed as to him and
the cause set for hearing ex-parte 1t is
further ordered that this notice be pub
lshed for four consecutive weeks in the
Union City Commercial.
This August 2, 1917
S. F. HOWARD, Clerk.
Lannom & Stanield, Attorneys for
Plaintiff. 19.4t
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1906-08-24
RTVES.

Prof. and Mrs. Crayens visited il
Gardner this week.
A very young soldier is reported il
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Lor
Wright.
Miss Matte Moraime. of Denver
was a recent guest of the Misses
Warren.
Mrs. Gentry Reynolds and visitor
Mrs. Walter Howell, came over from
Kenton Tuesday for a few days visit
with Mrs. Knox Harper.
Those on the sick list are Mes
DANES Jas. McCaw, Jerry Spikes and
T. C. Callicott. The latter was TAX
en- i'll at Dawson and came in home
Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. ]. D. Palmer visited
with relatives at Moffatt Sunday.
Miss Clara Moultrie, of Obion, Miss
Johnny Hornbeak. of Hornbeak, and
the Misses Woody, of Dyersburg,
were over this week with Mrs. Leslie
Shore.
The Misses Cummings and their
visitors, the Misses Gardner, of Mar
tin, were over in Union City part of
the week, guests of Miss Kathryn
Bryan.
While out playing with his sister
and brother Master Jimmie Cotton
accidently received a severe wound
on the head from a hoe in the hands
of his small sister and a would-be-
gardener.
Mrs. Claude Bolts visited in the
county seat this week.
Mrs. Dave Hooper is at home from
pleasant visit with her sister in
Humboldt.
Mrs. Matte Payne, of Fayetteville,
is the visitor of her sister, Mrs. w.
A. Mcneil.
Miss Martha Wade spent the week
in Nashville to be with her aunt,
4hl w llLOl u dlIlS.
The Sabbath school class of John
F. Clemmons has been out on a pic
mic and report a delightful day.
Miss Anna Raigen, of Gallatin, is
here with her sister, Mrs. Fount Hol-
loway.
Mesdames T. p Callicott, Moss
Fisher and Miss Jessie Callicott were
recent guests of Mr.. and Mrs. George
Bowden, of Martin, in a motor trip
to Hickman.
Rev. Boyd has come in from a
months sojourn in meetings with
congregations in Arkansas, Missis-
sippi and this State.
Mr.. Milton Callicott is conducting
the choir service in the Crittendon
Grove meeting.
Mesdames Johnny Warren, j. S.
Bean and Alvin May are in Jackson,
guests of Mrs. Eugene Stovall.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Harris have
moved down on Caldwell avenue,
where Mr.. Harris will be more con
veniently located to his blacksmith
shop.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. V. Carter were
recent visitors with Mr.. John Wright
at Terrell Mr.. Wright has sustain
ed the loss of hand in hay baler
accident.
The Hardy Lyon farm west of