The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1906-06-15
soUTHsIDE.

OiPSy t~He
Mrs. Jim Bransford will leave in
few days to visit her parents at
Louisville.
Mr.. W. W. Mays is on the sick
list.
Misses Maryleta Webster and
Mary Branstord are spending this
week at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Dan Webster near Rives.
Mrs. w. ]. Phillips. of Fulton. is
the guest of her sister. Mrs. Bill
Osborne. near Beech, this week.
Gypsy is under lasting obligations
to Mrs. Tishie Walker and Mr..
Boone Coulter for bucket OF fine
honey and plate Of nice lightbread
rolls. Just imagine what treat it
was to hungry Gypsy.
Nj. and Mrs. Johnnie Neblett
spent Saturday and Sunday with
relatives at Polk Station.
Miss Jennie Davis, OF Rives, will
in few days come to the city 10
make her home with Mrs. Tom
Reaves.
Gypsy regrets very much that she
did not get to visit Cyclone and the
widow and little whirlwinds during
her visit to Fulton last week. but
enjoyed little chat with each one
over the telephone and also gave
Cyclone a little advertisement to be
published in the Fulton Leader, of
which he is head boss.
BY the way. we spent an hour
very pleasantly with one of our
cousins of The Commercial at Gibbs
last Wednesday while waiting for
our train to Fulton.
Rev. e. L. Watson was a pleas
ant caller in Southside Tuesday
afternoon.
One day during our visit to Full
ton Mrs. Jess Parish and Mrs Jim
Cothran with their conveyance ac-
us some eight miles over
to Crutchfield, Ky, where we spent
one day very pleasantly with our
brother and family. 1t was a treat
indeed to drive through the beauti-
Iul farming country of old Ken
lucky and gaze upon the golden
wheat fields and listen TO the merry
whistle of the plowboy.
Miss Minnie Bell Lancaster and
Mrs. J. W. Cloar are on the sick list.
Miss Gertrude Tomerlin, OF Weak
ey County, is the 81 st of her aunt,
Mrs. G. w. Tomerlil, this week.
Mr.. Boon Coulter robbed his bee
runs last week and took thou
and pounds OF the veryfnest honey.
Boon is not only one OF our fore
most farmers and stock raisers, but
Knows just how to manage bees as
veil. Those who like honey will
10 we'll to see Mr.. Coulter before
hey buy, as he has the incest and
,est honey | have ever seen. Mr..
coulter is big-hearted fellow and
good neighbor and is always will
ng to lend helping hand TO his
riends and neighbors.
Mr.. Marvin Chapel, of Number
seven, was a welcome visitor in
'outhside Friday.
Rev. G. L. Ellis, of Martin. spent ;
while with w. S. Jackson Mon
ay afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. M. Cole we're
allied to Crystal Monday afternoon {
0 see Mrs. Coles sister, Mrs. Ann
fcAlister Cloar, who was very sick ,
,ith congestive chill. We trust !
unit Ann (as she is Familiarity
alled) will soon be restored to
erfect health.
W. S. Jackson is confined to his
ed this week with bilious attack,
ut under the care of that skilled :.
MUSICIAN, DR.. Mailing, we believe
e will soon be well again.
All, Topsyl there was nothing
hort about the ice cold soda ex-
spt the glass and it was cut short. 7
Mr.. t. f. Scott. of Brevard's
rossing, was welcome visitor at
ne Gypsy tent Saturday.
Messrs. J. A. Hefiey and little /,
on. Herbert. and John Wheeler and
On are spending a few days at
'eelfoot Lake this week.
Mrs. Susie Love, of Fulton, is
lie guest of relatives in the city.
Miss Ruth Mott most delightfully."-