The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1907-06-21

Mr.. Jordan, a prominent citizen
of Dyer. who was in Nashville for
medical treatment. returned yester-
day by the way OF Union City, going
home. He was very sick.
Mr.. and Mrs. Marshall DeBow
have returned from a bridal trip to
Washington. jamestown and other
points, and were rendered recep-
ton last Faiday afternoon at the
home of Mrs. Sudie DeBow at Mt.
Zion.
Walker Phebus. who has been IN
one of the celebrated schools of
dentistry in Philadelphia, has re-
turned with his sheepskin, and will
be associated for time in the Office
with DR.. Joyner. DR.. Phebus grad
uated with high honors.
t. F. Stubbs home on Division
street is being improved this week
with paint. The combination is
very handsome indeed. Mr.. Stubs
takes great pride in keeping his
home neat and attractive. His
lawns and flowers are always in
perfect condition.
The parsonage or the home in
which the Presiding Elder, Rev. j.
G. Clarke, resides, has been i'm
proved with new paint and improve
ments. The Methodists have pro-
vided we'll for their ministers in
Union City in the way of good
homes, and they are kept neat and
nice.
o. e. Milliken, Of the Milliken
Marble Works, has completed one
of the largest and most imposing
monuments in East View Gene
terry. 1t is the monument intended
to mark the Dahnke lots in the
cemetery. Here lie the remains of
the late Henry Dahnke On the
monument is inscribed the word
"Dahnke."
The new home being built by S.
H. Stone as family residence on
Third street is about completed as
far as the woodwork is concerned. |
The home will contain half dozen |
rooms, built with a view to comfort |
and convenience, with main hall |
and Herandas-b back and front-and |
a regard for the best character of
architecture.
Jackson is promoting the second
Chautauqua meeting this year with
very extensive program, embrace
ing some excellent talent. The
meeting opens July and continues
to July H. The attractions at Jack
son this year IN the way of parks
and summer entertainment are bet
ter than those OF any other town
town ia the South.
Rev. J. L. Hudgins went to Nc
Kenzie Thursday to attend meet
ing of the Trustees of Bethel Col
lege. From there he went TO Hum
boldt and delivered a sermon at the
Cumberland Presbyterian Church
Thursday night. He will fill his
pulpit here next Sunday and next
week he will make trips to Jackson
and Memphis on business connected
with the c. P. Church.
Regular pre- hing services at
the First Christian Church Sunday
morning and night, at II and SIS
o'clock respectively. The other
church services of the week are,
Sunday School at go Sunday morn
inh; prayer meeting at SIS We'd
nesoay evening and young peoples
meeting Thursday evening at 8.15.
All these services will be brief and
brotherly and cordial invitation
is extended to attend any of them.
w. L. Whites new residence on
Try street, south, is going up as
rapidly as the carpenters and work.
men can proceed. Mr.. White is
handsome home. 1t has
a foundation of concrete blocks,
manufactured by T. L. Bransford.
complete. The home will
contain number of rooms, halls,
verandas. 1t will be two stories in
neighth and built after the latest
style of architecture. The home Z
will be one of the prettiest in the :
:ity. The location is on the oppo.
site side of the street just west of
DR.. T.. D. Edwards residence. h.