The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1907-05-17
|bcAL AND PERSONAL.

Miss Mamye Clemens, Of Rives
Miss Hattie Johnson's guest.
Two Married Men at Reynolds
pera House next Thursday night,
bay p
Miss Annie Dobbins, OF Paducah,
Is the guest Of her aunt. Mrs. Ella
cathey,
Misses Minnie Bell and Laura
May Lancaster are visiting in At
Ianta, Ga
Miss Helen Sebastian, OF Martin,
is the guest of Miss Roma Askew
this week.
Mrs. D. e. Penick aud Mrs. ]. H..
Arm were in Nashville last week
visiting friends.
Mis- Alma Poindexter, of Gov
ingyon, was Mrs. David cockriIl's
q dsitor this week.
The Thaw Case was winner
and the Theatorium coined nickles
with it last week.
Mrs. r. e. Gardner, Of st. Louis,
was here last week enroute home
from visit to Memphis.
Misses Martha Wade, Leiron
Bonner and Beatrice McCaw, of
Reves, were in the city Monday.
Mrs. Geo. Watson, Of Columbus,
Ky, is in the city visiting her
daughter, Mrs. Fl. T. Robinson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. Hamilton, Of
Mayfeld, were here this week visit
ing the family of f. M. Holbrook.
Miss Clara Winstead returned to
( her home in Dresden Tuesday after
spending several days with Mrs. G..
7 Taylor.
Mrs. r. NJ. Woody and Miss Sue
Reeves are among the enthusiastic
Cumberland Presbyterians at Dick
son this week.
s. Miss Nora johnson was, at re-
cent meeting, elected one of the
Tennessee sponsors for U. c. v.
reunion at Richmond.
Otto Edmonston, OF Columbus,
KY, was in the city Tuesday and
Wednesday guest at the home OF
MIR. aud Mrs. Carl Schmidt.
Robert Harper, Of Rives, and J.
D. Littleton, Of this city, we're
Numbered among the passengers
roing to Dickson Wednesday.
Mrs. William Howard, OF Hazel
hurst. Miss, is the guest of her
sister, Mrs. Ella cathey, who had
been her guest several months.
Revs. p. f.. Johnson and J. H.
Thomas are among the ministers
from this place attending the Gen.
eral Assembly at Dickson this week.
Rev. and Mrs. Mrs. J. L. Hudgins
lett Wednesday to attend the
Seventy-seventh session OF the Gen.
eral Assembly of the Cumberland
Presbyterian Church.
Children's and decoration day
was duly and fully observed by a
large crowd at Mt. Zion last Sat-
urday. Dinner on the ground was
ansagreeable feature.
Rev. Boone, Of Trenton, and Rev.
Hudgins, Of this city, exchanged
pulpits last Sunday. The congre-
CATION here was highly pleased |
with the Trenton preacher.
Miss Dautie Pardue is one of the
Nashville Banners competitors for
d jamestown trip. Miss Dautie
will win the trip too. II she doesn't,
somebody will have to hustle.
Mr.. X. M. Whipple and sister,
Miss Ella, went to Nashville last
Saturday to see Mrs. Whipple, who
has been in st. Thomas Hospital
under treatment for appendicitis.
Mrs. Belle Ross, formerly Miss
Skinner, kindly remembered by
many Union City people, among
whom she resided for while, has
moved from Springfield, Mo-. to St.
Louis.
Among the Cumberland Presby-
Ter1ans bound lot dickson weuucs-
day there were none more interest
ed in the meeting than our friends
Messrs. Frank and ]. II. Cunning
ham. Of near Troy.
Rev. w. ]. Mccoy sold to Mrs,
Susie Lowe, of Obion, this week
the house and lot near the M. e.
church recently purchased by him.
The consideration was 500. Off
this amount $40 was in repairs.