The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1908-04-03
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Joe Wilson is making some new

First street, including some addl-
tions.
Mrs. B. O. Bondurant, of the
country between Union City and
Fulton, was a pleasant caller here
Tuesday.
w. T. Harris, one OF the good
citizens of the vicinity of Bethle-
hem, was a business visitor here
Thursday.
s,s4dr. and Mrs. Will Walters have
moved to their new home on Home
street recently bought OF ]. w.
Bransford.
Mrs. Chas. Curtin and little son,
Houghton E., of Fulton, are the
guests of Mrs. e. G. Curtin on
Church street
Miss Ada Casebere returned to
Paris Sunday, after brief visit to
her mother, Mrs. L. Casebere, on
Harrison Street.
Mrs. r. Jones, of Murphysboro,
ILL.,, and Miss Ethel Henderson, of
Mount Zion, were in the city shop
ping "Wednesday.
Paul Crockett, one of the popular
railway mail clerks, has a hand
some baby to take his place as sub
st1tute on the road.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Rhoy
Scott, at the home of Mrs. Scotts
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. q. Mas
sengill, Sunday, a boy.
v. E. White a splendid young
citizen and agriculturist of the
vicinity of Bethlehem, was bust
ness visitor here Monday.
The First National Bank is treat.
ing itself to coat of new paint on
the front of the bank building and
the improvement is very fine.
t. r. Barrett and family are oc-
cupying the Chitwood home on
Home street, Mr. Barrett having
made the purchase ten days ago.
j. S. Jordan, valued friend of
this paper and worthy citizen OF
the country near Woodland Mills,
was a business caller here Tues
day.
Luther Andrews is having some
very extensive improvements made
on his residence on North First
street in the way of verandas and
other conveniences.
Mrs. M. S. Ferguson, of Helena,
Ark, is in the city to have her
eyes treated by DR.. T. d. Edwards.
While here she will be the guest of
Misses Thomas on Harrison street.
Ohio Beck has rendered his resig-
nation as cashier of the Cumberland
Telephone Company at this office
and will be connected with ]. M.
Embrey as salesman at the Racket
Store.
Miss Lille O'Daniel, of Waverly,
lectured to the pupils of the Union
City Public School in this city last
Monday on the use of tobacco and
intoxicating liquors and their bane-
full effects.
The Obion County Confederate
Committee will give an
entertainment on Friday after Eas-
ter at the residence of Mrs. ]. p.
Verhine on Church street. Plans
will be announced later in a more
definite way.
J. w. Crowder, good friend of
the paper and a we'll known citizen
of the country between Troy and
was here Wednesday. |
Mr.. Crowder informs us that w.
H. Garner and family have moved !
to Giles County.
We are very much obliged to J.. B.
Akin for some fine large Big Boston
ettuce, grown by Mr.. Akin this
season. Mr.. Akin is one of our
and enterprising truck
growers, and takes great pride in
he fine varieties of tomatoes, cab
page and garden vegetables.
S. E. Agnew, one of the we'll
Known citizens of the country west
If Rives, was here on business
tuesday. Mr.. Agnew reports that
lis father is still confined to his
,ed. The elder gentleman is one
If the pioneers of Obion County, a
sturdy, stout-hearted good man,
widely esteemed by numbers, es-
,ecially of the older citizens who
.enraf his illness