The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1906-09-21

/ Dr. X. a. Napier VINO mas oeen
mighty sick man all the week,
very much better.
Jno. L, Sullivan wires Secretar
Woosly that he was not in the Roc
Island wreck, and will arrive her
on time.
The grand army OF boys and girl
marching from the city park to tn
fair Crumbs will be an inspiring
sight. See to it that your schoo
is in line.
Norbert, the 2-year-old son of Mr.
and Mrs. A. j. Stone, died at tn,
family residence on NJ ain stree
Saturday morning at 5 o'clock. Thu
bodied was carried to District No
7 Sunday and buried at Stanley''
Chapel graveyard, after services BY
Ed. Smith.
Mrs. Ida Kirkendall left Sept.
for Hamblen county, accompanied
by her son, Ellis, and little daugL,
ter, Coda. The object of her TRIP
is to benefit Ellis health. She viii
teach this fall. She is known as
one OF Obion's best teachers. Many
kind wishes go with her.
The f. L. G, Club met last Thurs.
day afternoon with Miss Flora Wade
and enjoyed a very pleasant and
profitable meeting. Miss Walter
Wilson was the winner of the first
prize, handsome box of toilet soap.
Next meeting will DO at the home
of Miss Kenna Compton.
Bonnie Howard left Friday for
New Orleans where he has place
working for wholesale jewelry
house. Mr.. Howard is young man
OF splendid business qualifications
and his many friends here predict
great things for him in New Or
leans, the South's greatest city.
Prof. Bee Moore arrived Tuesday
from California. He says the men,
bers of his family are improving
daily and rapidly regaining their
health. He will be here few days
arranging his business affairs and
packing his household effects to
ship to San Angelo, Tex, h ir
future home.
Mrs. r. M. Whipple requests The
Commercial to state that there will
be no admittance fee charged at the
woman's building a t t h fair
grounds. Someone thoughtlessly
started the rumor that an extra fee
would be charged by the ladies.
This is mistake. No building or
attraction controlled by the Asso-
citation will cost you cent, after
you get inside the gates.
Rev. ]. G. Wilson has returned
from Colorado and will occupy his
pulpit at the Methodist Church
morning at II o'clock and
again in the evening at 7:30. He
will be glad to meet all members of
the church and congregation at both
services. A cordial invitation is ex-
tended to strangers and visitors in
the city.
Mrs. Fl. e. Mclaughlin, of fish
omingo, l. T., has returned to her
home after visit to this city,
guest of the family of Mr.. #. r.
Curtin. She also visited friends and
relatives at Hickman, Martin and
Memphis. With her husband she
moved to the Territory about two
years ago and this was her first
visit to her old home.
Services will be held in st. James
,EpiscopaD Church next Sunday,
sept. %, at 8 p. m. Rev. Rhames
s here today having wire screen
tut over the beautiful chancel win
low placed in the church by the
cope Herring family. Some new
hurch furniture has been added,
,iven by st. Luke's Church, Jack
on. Preparations are being made
or ten days mission in this
hurch some time next month.
The revival meeting which began ,
t the Baptist Church last Sunday
J still in progress and the pastor, ,
lev. E. L. Watson, is preaching {
vice day to large audiences. The
snt ordered week or so ago has
OF arrived but they are expecting t
on every train. 1t will be pitched /
a the Cobb lot, back of the Bracken I