The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1907-12-20

tiers. Mesdames Kimberlin a d
Lockart.
Mrs. Mary coenshaw and daugh-
ter, Miss Ruth, left Tuesday for
Memphis to spend tew weeks with
relatives.
The remains of Mr.. Geer, who
died at Atlanta. passed through
Wednesday en- route to Moscow for
interment.
Mrs. Irene Judge Ford will spend
the holidays with her grandpar-
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Buckner, on
First street.
Mrs. J. W. Garner and little
daughter, jamie, leave tomorrow to
spend Christmas at their old home,
Tullahoma.
Rev. and Mrs. Huxtable will leave
this week for their home in the
North, much to the regret of their
many friends.
Miss Beth Mcconnell, who is at
tending school at Knoxville. will
spend Christmas with her father,
DR.. A. M. EcCounell.
Mr.. Elbridge G. Pardue. who has
been in st. Louis for the past six
months, will arrive Friday to spend
the holidays with parents.
Messrs. c. ". F. T. and w. r.
Andrews, Jr., of st. Louis, are ex-
pected home on the oath to spend
Christmas with their father.
Quite a number of hunters or
sportsmen from near Nashville,
Tenn, passed through here Tues
day eroute to Reelfoot Lake.
On Church street last night lost,
plain gold ring, "Mrs. r. Lewis, :"
engraved on inside. Reward for
return to Preston Printing Co.
Leonidas Polk Chapter members
will conduct their annual bazaar in
the Mayes building next Monday
morning, Dec. %. Call and see
them.
Goods Greatest Gift to the
World will be the subject of the
Mems Meeting at the G. p. Church
Sunday afternoon at 800 All
cordially invited.
Senator r. L. Taylor has been
assigned places on several very inn
portant Pensions, In
terstate Commerce, Inter ic
Canals and Indian Affairs.
Mr.. Clagett Martin and Miss Pol
ly Green, Mr.. George Hall and Miss
Fisher were in the city Tuesday
and attended the ball given at the
Elks' club rooms Tuesday night.
Some of the younger members of
the Elks lodge enjoyed a dance at
their club rooms last Monday night
and they are making preparations
for another sometime during the
holidays.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. r. Holland and |
little son, Athlyn, of Newbern, spent |
Saturday and Sunday with their
sister, Mrs. Ella Britton, and neice,
Miss BERTHE Harbinson, and uncle,
Mr.. Will Petuo.
There viii be Christmas tree at
the First Christian church next
Tuesday night. 1t will be open to
the pubic generally and all who de-
sire to put presents on it for their
friends are welcome to do so.
AT the regular services at the
Church next Sunday, the
.hoir, under the leadership of Mr..
las. Arm, will favor the congrega-
ion with special musical pro-
ram which has been prepared.
Sheriff John E. Finch went to
Bolivar Tuesday. He went with an
Id gentleman, Levy c. Hill, of
)bipn, who has been in bad health
Or a number of years. He was
Eft at the hospital tor the insane.
The premium list for the Poultry ]
nd Pet Stock Show, to be held
anuary Is, 10, IL and Is. is now
eady and copy can be had by any !.
ne by calling at w. r. Andrews
flee, with w. G. Reynolds & Son.
Northbound passenger train No.
on the M. & o. was wrecked o
uesday night near McNairy, bout i
lirty miles South of Jackson. The q
igine was derailed and the track Z
'rn up some distance. The pas d
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