The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1907-02-01
LOCAL AND PERSONAL.

Miss Annie Lou Spencer has re
turned from a visit to Arkansas.
Mrs. ". P. Pearson, of Martin,
was visitor in the city Monday.
Miss Polly Massengill. of Bethle.
hem, has entered school at Dickson.
J,R. Smth and Price Bradshaw
went bird hunting at Terrell Tues
day.
Miss Annie Hughes. of Fulton,
is visiting Miss Wootson Davis in
Corning, Ark.
Rev. t. D. waynick. of Troy,
was visitor here last week as a
witness in the Emerson case.
ST. Howard. Esq, went to Nash
vile Monday to attend the meeting
of the Grand Lodge f. & A. NJ.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. R. Smoot have
returned from a visit to their
daughter, Mrs. Will King, at 4 rim
BILE.
K. S. Murrell, of Hickman, has
been assisting the typesetters in
The Commercial Office for the past
two weeks.
Richard Carter, son of Mrs. Nan
ME Carter, has gone to Chattanoo-
ga, where he has been employed in
railroad business.
Mrs. J. T. Baugus, of Columbia,
spent several days here as the guest
of Mr.. and Mrs. w. c. Blantcn, re-
turning last week.
Pete Heppner is back in Union
City and has assumed charge of the
tailoring business conducted by
Heppner & Scmidt.
Mrs. Herman Cross left Monday,
returning to Blytheville, Ark, after
a visit here with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. It. L. Bransford.
T. R. Bean, who has been in the
city several weeks visiting his sis
ter, Mrs. j. W. Garner, left Tues.
day returning to Tullahoma.
Miss Eleanor Spencer, who has
been visiting in Memphis for week
or more, was visitor in the Mem
phisscity schools last Friday.
Mrs. Sallie Griffin and Mrs. Lee
Cary left Tuesday morning to visit
relatives in Middle Tennessee
Nashville, Lebanon and Winches-
ter.
Editor Hunter Griffin informs us
that the Obion Democrat will be
moved next week to his mothers
adjoining The Commercial
office.
John B Gordon Chapter, U. d
O., will meet Thursday, Feb. z, at |
o'clock with Mrs. Cave Crockett. {
Each and every member is asked to }
Il
Miss Donna Phillips has returned 2
rom Amarillo, Texas, to spend a 9
'ew days here arranging tor the
transportation Of household goods, 6
.tc., to Amarillo
J. d. Morrow, who is employed I'M
he construction department Of the F"
v. & Q. X. r. Co. in Mississippi,
vas home in Union City this week
listing his family. /
M. S. Marshall, Esq, Or. T. e. S
MARSHALL, D.A. Peeler and w. S. n
ackson lett Tuesday for Nashville a
Q attend the Grand Lodge meeting $
# Masons in Nashville. II
DR.. e. Fl. White and It. ]. Bon a
Ter, Of Rives, passed through the P
ity Monday en- route to Nashville
0 attend the Grand Lodge and a
,hapter me tings of Tennessee a
dasons. q
The committee on street names,
Iumbers, etc, has changed the
Iame of Bell street to College street
md Mary street to Church to con- e
orm to the name of that street on :;
he east side of the railroad. W
r. f. Mailing, accompanied BY 4 4
lis son, w. M, went to Nashville D
tuesday. The elder Mr.. Mailing Y
oes to secure advice and treatment y
Or his eyes. Billy Mailing will b
BOX after his father, at the same y
ime attend the meeting Of the Ma al
ouic Grand Lodge. h
Ben Howard, who is engaged as II
raveling salesman for popular q
lew Orleans tea house, was in the = =
Ity this week. We sincerely hope iii
nat Ben will grow into wholesale y
Ierchant Of large proportions and r.
Intensive reputation. He has the 81
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