The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1907-03-22

MT. ADert Roper ana FAMILY nave
returned from visit to May6eld.
Mr.. Alstrand Sundayed with the
Misses Luten at Woodland Mills.
B. J. Wade, one OF the good clti-
zens of Pleasant Hill, was here Mon
day.
Miss Joe Rippy visited Hickman
Wednesday to see the y. S. battle.
ship.
Mrs. Mott went to Terrell Wed
nesday to visit Mr.. and Mrs. Pink
| Morris.
| F. w. e, Flowers, of Rutherford,
was business visitor in the city
Tuesday.
| Clarence Beck, of Jackson, was
here this week visiting his mother
and friends.
Miss Bonnie Reeves went to Hick-
man Wednesday to see the U. S.
battleship.
Mr.. G. w. Corbitt went to Rives
Wednesday for few days visit
with relatives.
Messrs. Elsie Campbell and w.
Ell. Cloyes, of Cayce. were in the
city Wednesday.
r. D. Nethercott and son, of
Rutherford, we're in the city as vis-
itors last Sunday.
Mrs. o. e. Casey, of Martin, was
here this week visiting her sister,
Miss Roma Askew.
Preston Shore, cashier of the
Bank of Rives, was pleasant Wis
itor here Wednesday
Miss Blanche Crist, OF Memphis,
is here visiting her grandmother,
Mrs. G. /. S. Harris.
IS. H. Stone was at Hickman
Wednesday looking after the sale
of the timber on his farm.
Mr.. W. N. Stone was reported a
little better Wednesday. but his
condition is still very serious.
Miss Carman, of Woodland Mills,
was the guest of Mrs. May Powell
this week on Waddell street.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. A. Coble, ST., are
entertaining late arrival in the
erson of very fine baby son.
Mrs. Joe J.. Sheriff., OF Chicago,
is this week a guest of her mother,
Mrs. Mamie Little, in the city.
ESQ J B. Caudle, Of Rives, was
one Of the passengers going to-
see the battleship Wednesday.
]. D. Littleton returned home
from Chicago last week and has
been very sick for several days.
Miss Callihan, of Indiana, has re-
turned to fill spring engagement
as trimmer with r.. T.. Curtin.
Geo. w. Robinson, representing
the H. T. Robinson & Son tailoring
house, was in Martin Wednesday.
Miss Emily Perkins, of Martin,
was a visitor at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. M. Glasscock this week.
Miss Kate Reid, of Hickman, was
a welcome guest at the home of Mr.. |
and Mrs. B. f Beckham this week.
Coda Keller left Sunday night
for Nashville, where he has secured |
a position in tailoring establish
ment.
Mr.. CRIT Bondurant, of Hickman.
was in the city this week visiting
his grand mother, Mrs. Harriet
Tams.
Miss Cora Underwood. of Ovens
boro. KY. is in the city visiting
MISS Gertie Wallace on Church
street
Mrs. Binford, of Spring Hill,
Miss, is this week a guest of her
sister, Mrs. Harry T. Edwards, in
Union City.
Mrs. John w Bransford is at
home to again in Union City, re-
stored to good health during her
STAY in Cairo.
Mr. Galveston Glasscock, of Fris-
90, Mo, was here this week visit
ing the home of his brother, Mr..
M. Glasscock.
L. S. Barrett, one of the most re-
our older citizens. is crit
cally i'll al home in the city. He
vas taken with pneumonia:
Mrs. Lena Threlkeld, of Hickman,
the Gates revivallast week.
She was guest while in the city at
he home of Mrs. B. F. Beckham.
Rev Joe Ratliff. Of Bardwell. will
preach at Exchange Street Chris
ran Church on the fifth Sunday
n March. All are cordially invited.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cave Crockett and
dr. and Mrs. Don G. Taylor were ,
ruests of the Planters Hotel in st.
<ouls this week. They registered /
here Monday K
Rev J. v, Black. of Fulton. KY,
viii preach at the Presbyterian I
,hurch, N. First street, next Sab (
ath, Oath inst. at II a. m. and 100 ,
!. m. Members urged to attend
,ublic cordially invited.