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The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-05-02
MILD ADDRESS
BY ANARCHIST
EERkMAN SPEAKS TO CROWD IN
UNION SQUARE, NEW YORK
CITY.
S0CIALISTIC MEETING
Was Being Held-Guarded BY Police
Mo Disorders MAY Day
Demonstrations Throughout
Germany Were Quiet.

New York, May Alexander Berk
man, anarchist. cap;alned a May day
mass meeting of Socialists in Union
Square today and despite the protest.
of Socialist leaders who We're on
the speaking stand, addressed the as
sembled crowd which numbered l'ss
than 5000 persons.
Berkmans address was brief and
mild. He was warnef by rol lce effi
cials present who permitted him q
talk, that Il fiery harangue would re-
suit in arrest. When Rerkman
gained his point and was permitted to
talk, the Socialist leaders declared
the meeting adjourned.
The leaders left the stand and many
Of their followers in the throng fol
lowed and left the meeting, but quit
crowd remained aud heard Herk
man to the end
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-05-02
SHOWS IN TENNESSEE
Western Part of State Visited Wo
inches at Dresden-Also in West
kentucky.

Dresden, Tenn, May 1.-The first
April snow of any consequence that
has fallen in Weakley county since
the war appeared last night through
ont this section. Several night watch
men reported that If there had been
no melting the snow would have been
four inches deep. As it was, 1t was
about two inches deep.
Peach and apple trees were covered
and branches heavily laden with halt
gre wn peaches were not able to stand
the weight of the snow and many
were broken.
Il is very cold today. and by night a
killing frost is expected. Already
small fruits, garden vegetables, early
corn and pastures have been damaged
beyond measure.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-05-02
ANXIETY OVER
tX-pR[S|DENT
RJMORS THAT CLEVELAND'S S
CONDITION HAS assumed
SERIOUS ASPECT.
DENIAL FROM LAKEWOOD
Says Satisfactory Progress Made anu
Case Not Serious-Rumor Had
Disease Diagnos-c az Can
Ger OF Stomach.

New York May 1.-Consider be
anxiety was occasi0ned today by
widely circulated rumors that the CON
dition Of ex-President Cleveland, who
has been i'll for several weeks at
/ lakewood, NJ j., !. had assumed a
grave phase and that slight hopes
were entertained of his recovery,
The Evening World gave promi'
nence to reports current at the oifices
of the Equitable Life Assurance Sc
ciety, CT which Cleveland is Vt ng
trustee. that his physicians had
diagnosed the illness rs cancer tf the
stomach and had decided that there IS
no hope Of the patients recovery.
Positive denial of these STATE ments
was not obtainabie today. Or. jos
eph y. Bryant, who las attended
cleveland for years. said his patient
was "all right" and that all his re-
norts from Lakewood We're favorable.
In answer to question as to Whe-
ther Cleveland was suffering from
cancer Of the stomach, Bryant said
that as a physician he could not
make public the diagnosis of any OF
his patients. Any information Oh
such a subject, We're 1t to be given 70
the public, should come from the ram
lily, he said.
AT Lakewood it was said today that
Cleveland was making very satss a =
tory progress and it was denied that
his case had assumed a serious as
pecs
Some of the friends of the former
president who have seen Mrs. CleVe
land say she has told them there y
| aothlng selfous the matter with Cleve'
| land but they add that she appears
much worried regarding her husband
condition
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-05-02
STATEMENT Of
NATIONS DEBT
INCREASED LAST MONTH OVER
FIFTEEN MILLION DOLLARS
EXPENDITURES ALMOST $'6,-
100000 GREATER THAN RE-
CEiPTS.

Washington. May THE monthly
statement Of the public debt shows
the debt less cash In the treasury
is 1926. 1926. an increase compared
with March 30 of $15.4i5.S99.
Government receipts for April S4S,'
9t9.23l; expenditures s59,SSs.7s4
leaving a deficit for the month ot
nearly slC,600,000. Deficit for the ten
months of the present fiscal year
S51G44G15. against surplus In the
corresponding period last year of S56.
475,751.
The statement shows that during
the last ten months there has been
falling off In receipts of sil.591,562
and an increase In expenditures o
sec. 722 ,S04. making "A difference i
the treasury of S10s, s,l20,3 ,36G. Th'
amount Is likely TO be increased I,
s125 .001, ,000 by the close of the fisca
year
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-05-02
EIGHTH ANNUAL MEET
OF Corn Belt Athletic League Won BY
Normai-Severa Association Rec
ords Broken.

Springfield, H., May 1.-The eighth
annual meet OF the Corn Belt Ath
letic Association this afternoon was
won by Normal with 80 points Lincoln
second with 80; Springfield third with
23b; Atlanta with 17h; Decatur with
II; Clinton and Havana 10 each; De
lavan and Mason City, each; Mount
Pulaski 0.
The association record for the relay
was broken by the Springfield team
the time being 2:15 Is for 1l7C
yards; Duff broke his own record II
the 220 yard hurdles in :2G 3-5.
The quarter mile record OF :52 l.
seconds was tied by Bohnhurst o
Springfield, and the 100 yards recor'
tied by Wyatt OF Lincoln.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-05-02
JAP TRAINING
SHIP BLOWS Up
SONS OF PROMINENT JAPANESE
GO DOWN WITH CRUISER
MATSUSHlMA.
1853 MARINES DROWNED
Boats From Other Vessels Rescue
141 Members OF III Fated Ships
Crew-~Dsaster on Pes
cadores Islands.

Toxic, May 1.--Al1 Japan has bee /
plunged into mourning by the terrible
disaster to the training cruiser Mat' Il
shima, off the PescadC res Is AIDS,
Only meagre details. OF the cat istst.-
phe have been received by tha minis
ter of marine, but 1t Is fea sed that the
sons OF many prominent Japanese
families perished watn the Mats
shima went down.
AS vet the names of th Sc Who lcs
their lives have not bea!, transmitted
by Admiral Noshimetsu who is IN
command Of the training squadron, a
part of which the Matusaim vas. 1t
is known however, thai h sons of
Baron Chinda o. the fore'en Office
and Field Marshaf Oyama were
aboard.
According to the las rsraftS only
l4l out of upward ot 200 aboard were
saved Among these were many el
the officers OF the cruiser AMI prnhi
nent naval eonstrnctcrs
Cause Not Known.
Boats fromthe cruisers ltsukushma
and Hashaddate, when hnrlle te
the aid of the stricken FaishlG
picked up scores % yietlms who were
struggling in the water AMI mary ol
these rescued We're had1y b. 'hed and
otherwise injured
The exact cause # the explosion Is
not specified in the feports that have
been made public. out = Is hnowf
that 1t occurred iuat before daSbreak
while the Matsushtnia wae anchored
off Makang. without any warn.
great sheat Of fame Eurst 'hr lu9h tH'
deck and high In the aif, follow .!
| d terrific explosion which rent At.'
/ cruiser asunier,
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-05-02
NOTRE DAME DEFEATED
For First Time in History OF Schoo
in Debating Contest-George-
town Wins.

Notre Dame, Ind, May l.-For the
first time in the history of the school
Notre Dame was defeated tonight IN
the intercollegiate debating contest
Georgetown University winning the
two to one decision over Notre Dame
The question was Resolved that all
corporations engaged In interstate
commerce be compelled 20 incorp i
rate rnder federal laws constitutions
ally granted"
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-05-02
URUGUAY CONSUL
Al Guatemala City Alleged to Be
Hostile TO Guatamala interests
-Exequator is Withdrawn.

Washington, May IA long CABLE
gram from the Guatemaian foreign
office has been received by Dr, Ra-
mon Bengoechea, charge deafaires
here. giving the governments version
of the report that the Uruguayan con
sulate in Guatemala City hal beea
violated by the GuatemaIan author
ties.
From this dispatch 1t appears that
the government regarded ufuguayah
Consul Rafael Rodezno as hosti 10
its interests. that two men alleged TO
have been implicated in the last at
tempt on President Cabreras lie
were refugees in his legation, that
they we're examined by authorities
there and that the government With
drew the consul's exequatur.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-05-02
PRICE WAS RAISED
On Chicago Tribune For Print Paper
Although Five Year Contract was
in Force.

Washington, May 1.-Testifying to-
day before the house select committee
on the wood pulp and paper inyestiga'
tion Nedill Mccormick, publisher of
the Chicago Tribune, explained MIS-
several paper contracts of the last ten
years and said that although he mad n
fve-vear contract. with one year yet
to run, with the International Paper
company. the price had been raised
from s1.S7 per hundred to s2.20.
Further evidence was submitted Dy
John Norris. representing the Ameri-
can Newspaper Publishers Association
in support of the associations claim
that there is a combination or agree
ment In restraint of trade among the
several groups of paper makers.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-05-02
SEES
The Bic FLEET
GREAT WHITE SQUADRON Ar
RIVED THERE YESTERDAY
AFTERNOON,
THE MEN AND OFFICERS
Royalty Entertained--Program FoI
Entrance Of Golden Gate Given
Quite Vessels Will Be
in Bic Review.

Monterey, Cal. May lite At
lantic fleet of ttlesAips steamed In
here today and was welcomed by Il
residents of Monterey AMI Pacific
Grove and other settlements Of the
vicinity who made the occasion a holi-
day. Throughout the day the streets
and decks of the battleships Wer4
thronged with visitors.
A great variety of enterta nme is
ashore for beth the men and officers
of the fleet marked the first day OF
the battleships' stay and the Y sit cf
tho squadron promises to he tho.'
oughly enjoyable one.
New Orders Issued.
New orders were issred today Gov
ering the entry of the fleet through
the Golden Gate into San Franc SEQ
Bay Wednesday next. The reYis q
plans provide for the most tormid
able aud picturesque naval display III
the history of the nation. II IS now
ordered that all vessels of the Paclne
feet shall join the Atlantic battle
ships outside the Golden Gate auo
steam with them through the harb I
entrance to anchorage i'll the pay
where the review Of the navy Is to Dc
held. Practically the entire hght ne
force of the navy, except a few newly
commissioned ships in the east aud q
few gunboats in the Phi ippines, VII
be in line.
Forty-six Vessels.
Forty-six vessels will be in line aha
the long column will stretch as la
out to sea us the eye can see. Thf
variety of fighting craft will fangs
| from the massive 1G.Ooo-ton Con
necticut down to the little d"strryel
Fox of only 154 tons.
Today was the tenth anniversary o
the battle of Manila bay, but thert
were no ceremonies commemorative
of the event on any of the ships.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-05-02
NATIONAL CONVENTION
OF United Christian Party Held al
Rock island-Four States Were
Represented.

Rock Island. May The United
Christian party held its national ccn-
sention this afternoon and nominated
Daniel b. Turney. of Decatur. III, To-
president. l.. S. Coffin. Of Fort Dodge
Iowa. for vice president The platform
declares for the decaiOgue and golden
rule as a basis Of all laws and upholds
female suffrage. W. r. Benkert. 81
Davenport. Iowa. was reelected ma
tional chairman. -Four states were
represented.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-05-02
OVER $1,000 MEMBERS
Has Society of Sons of American
RevoIution-Meeting at Buffalo
Officers Elected.

Buffalo, n. Y. May 1.-At taday's
session of the Sons of the Ameri an
Revolution it was announced that the
present membership is IL ,493.
Judge Henry Stockbridge, of the
supreme court of Baltimore. was
elected president; George ". Bates,
of Michigan, and John r. Webster, of
Ne braska, were elected vice presi
dents. A. Howard Clark of Washing
ton, was reelected secretary general
willard Secor, of Iowa, treasurer gen
.eral.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-05-02
GERMAN SOCIALISTS
Hold May Day Mass Meetings NO
Disorders.

Disorders. tN
Berlin, May 1.-The Soeialistie May
day demonstrations passed off with
out disorder, despite the fact that tue
unemployed were numerous partici-
pants. Twenty-Five Socialists mass
meetings were organized today In
Berlin and its suburbs-a smaller
number than in previous years.
IL Ii estimated that In this city
three thousand persons, including 2,-
GOO women, abstained from working
today as against 1900 last year and
$1,000 IN 1905
over forty trades uions asao af
ganized meetings. all of which were
dispersed without disturbances. The
strictset precautions were taken bS
the authorities to deal with dlsoredt
the entire police force being on duty
throughout the day.
Reports received from the principal
cities say May day everywhere passed
off quietly.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-05-02
RAILROADS LIABLE
TO HEAVY FINES
UNDER COMMODITY CLAUSE Or
HEPBURN LAW WHICH WEN
INTO EFFECT YESTERDAY.
$4,000 EACH 0FftNSE
Bill to Suspend Law TIL July !
1910, Failed to Pass -- Senator
Davis, of Arkansas, Spoke
TWO Hours.

Washington. May 1.-The time OF
the senate taken up for two nouns
today with speech by Senator DAVIS
or Arkansas, asking that the coiiihilt
tee on judiciary be discharged from
fnrther consideration of his bill for
the suppression of trusts
The remainder Of the day was gwen
over t., consideration OF resolution
bv Senator Elkins, suspending ufit''
July /. 1910, the commodity clause oi
the Hepburn railroad rate law The
resolution provoked so much debat@
nnd so many amendments were onered
dealing with other phases of railroad
legislation that the whole matter Went
over until Monday, Tomorrow viii d.
given over to eulogies for the late
senators from Florida Meantime the
senate leaders hope to perfect reso
luton that can be agreed upon next
Monday.
Commodity Clause in Effect.
The commodity clause, under proViS
ions Of the Hepburn bill, went into Ell
feet today and therefore railroads
which haul interstate commerce pro
duets of mines or manufactures III
which the carriers are interested, arc
liable to maximum fines of $4,000 for
each offense,
The Elkins resolution proposes &c
give the railrl ads twenty months adj
ditionaI In which to divorce them
selves from these properties, on the
ground that the financial condition 81
the country has been such that thf
railroads have been unable to find buy
ers and to settle such questions o.
ioint ownership as are involved II
mortgages covering both railroad prop
erty and mining or manufacturlh
property.
Elkins used this argument In plead
Ing for the adoption Of his resolution
Several members, notably Senators
Culberson and Nelson, argued that thj
railroads had not assumed an attitude
that entitled them to consideration
with the whole subject unsettled AM
many amendments pending the senate
adjourned.
In the House.
The house spent all of today's ses
sion considering and passing, para
graph by paragraph, under suspen
sion of rules, the sundry civil appro
priation bill.
AS an outcome of the determine
efforts to strike from the bill a re
striction prohibiting the employment
of secret service employees in any de
tective work other than guarding tn
president and the running down o
counterfeiters, which effort was vigoI
ousiy opposed by members of the al
nropriations committee, the Limitation
was agreed to and the paragrap
adopted In substantially its origina
form.
Objection by Democratic members
i'm pursuance of the minority filibustel
to unanimous consent defeated tn
massage of the bill for the printin
and distribution of 100000 copies c
the special report by the department
of agriculture describing diseases c
cattle.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-05-02
CHARGED WITH PERJURY
Prosecutor Declares Womsn's Test
mony in Bridge Trust Case False
Arrested, Released on Bond.

Toledo, Ohio, May Miss Mary
McMurray. for eleven years steno-
grapher and confidential clerk OF the
Canton Bridge Company. was today
Indicted by the grand jury charged
with perjury. For two years she has
been wanted as witness in the prose
cution of the bridge trust. She gave
detailed evidence yesterday which was
declared to be false by the prosecutor
and her indictment followed. She
was arrested and released on bon1-
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-05-02
SENTENCE is AFFIRMED
Michigan Supreme Court Decides That
Attorneys Convicted of Contempt
Must Pay Fines.

Lansing. Mich, May 1.-The supreme
court today affairmed the conviction
and sentence of Philip A. McHugh and
Charles p. O'Neil, two prominent
young attorneys of Detroit. who were
help in contempt by Judge Connolly
of the recorders court at Detroit. TO;
failing to proceed with murder triai
at the time set by the court The at
torneys we're fined $3.50 each and Nc
Hugh sentenced to 80 days in jail.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-05-02
FOUND A POT OF GOLD
While Plowing-Woman Who Rented
Farm to Tenant Brings Suit to
Obtain Gold.

Appleton, Wis. May while rlow
ing on his farm near New London re-
Gently Louis Hoffman unearthed a pot
of gold said to be valued at s30.0oJ.
Hoffman had just purchased the farm
from Mrs. John Schmall, and today she
started a suit to recover the gold, say
ing she sold only the farm.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-05-02
ONE MAN WAS KILLED
And Five Seriously Hurt in Explosion
and Fire at Reduction Plant
in Chicano.

Chicago, May lone man was
killed and five Others seriously m
iured in an explosion and fire which
caused the destruction of the Chi
eago reduction companys plant to
night. Five other employees abe miss
ing and their fate is not known.
The cause of the explosion is MT
known. Andrew Marshall is the
name of the dead man. John
Sterowski was probably fatally
burned. The company was engaged
in the reduction of garbage. The
property loss is 100000.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-05-02
MOUNT AETNA ACTIVE
Rain of Ashes Continues Steadily
Constant Earthquakes Add to Ter
ror of Siciians.

Catania, Sicily, May 1.-The rain
of ashes fir III Mount Aetna continues
steadily. Early this morning new crat-
.ers appeared in the Vale del Bove and
they are emitting lava in two slow
steady streams. They are not doing
any considerable damage, but the
panic is increasing.
Several new and violent craters
have opened on the identical spot OF
the eruption of 1852. Continuous
earthquakes add terror t, the people
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-05-02
wALKoPT is COMPLETE.

Marshalltown. Iowa. May i.-Thf
boiler makers of the Iowa Central
railroad struck today because of Y
cents reduction in wages. This com
pleted the walkout in the mechanical
department. h.aking 1G0 men cut. and
100 strikebreakers in their places.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-05-02
NO LABOR DISTURBANCES.

New York, May 1.-An absence OF
strikes and other labor disturbances
marked today as an unusual May day
in New York City, Not in many
years has such calm prevailed in the
labor world on May !. In most quar-
ters this is attributed to the general
Industrial depression. Most agree
ments were renewed without the
usual controversies.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-05-02
HARVARD WINS DEBATE.

New Haven. MAJ Harvard to
night won the twentieth annual de-
hate with Yale. Harvard had the
affirmative on the question Resolved
that IL will be for the best intere SITS
of Cuba that the United States. be
fore the end of the next two years,
cease to have any part In the govern.
ment of that island
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-05-02
EIGHT WARSHlPS
Leave Seattle For Frisco to Be IN
Naval Review.

Seattle, Wash, May Twenty
eight million dollars worth Of armed
cruisers, in a line extending tWo mics
passed in review before Seattle al
noon today to join the Atlantic bat
tleship fleet at San Francisco 10 por'
ticipate in the naval review May H.
The vessels are the Vast Virginia
PENNSYLVANIA, Colorado. Maryland
Tennessee, Washington, Califorhia
and South Dakota.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-05-02
oBERLIN MAN WINS.

Iowa City, Iowa. May 1.-Jesse +.
Williams of Oberlin College. tonight
won the Northern OratOrical League
contest. Wisconsin was second. and
Iowa and Northwestern tied for third
place.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-05-02
ILLINOIS MAN CHOSEN.

Toledo. Ohio, May 1.-George Storey
of Champaign, H.. has been chosen
secretary of the Toledo Chamber of
Commerce and assumed his duties.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-05-02
20 ROUNDS TO DRAW.

DAYTON. Ohio, Nav Frank Man
tell. Of Providence and Mike Donovan,
of Rochester. fought twenty rounds TO
"a d4w here tonight.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-05-02

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The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1908-06-12

Dock Crockett, OF Rector, Ark, is
with friends in Southside this
week.
Col. J. r. Rogers, of the Brown
Shoe Co., St. Louis, is at the
Palace.
Mrs> ]. D. Carter, of Memphis,
is visiting the family of R. l..
Carter.
Miss Floy Coble has returned from
a visit to friends in Middle Ten
nessee.
Mr., and Mrs. Sturgeon, of Tren-
ton, were in the city Sunday visit
ing friends.
Miss Margaret Bransford mas re-
turned from visit to Miss Barry
at Jackson.
r. P. Whitesell and D. A. Luten
went to the speaking at Trenton
Wednesday.
Mr.. J, Kinney went to Dresden
Friday to hear Patterson and Car
mack speak.
Master Jack White visited rela-
t1ves near Pleasant Valley few
DAYS last week,
Mr.. Joe Caldwell, of Fremont,
spent Saturday and Sunday with
Mrs. ]. NJ. Cole.
Mrs. Robt. Craig and children re-
turned from a visit to relatives in
Clinton last week.
Miss Alice Link, OF Waverly, |
was the guest of Mrs. S. A.
Rogers last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. =. Jackson re-
turned Monday night from visit
to Paducah friends.
Miss Magaret Watson, of Mem
phis, is visiting Miss Genevieve
in the city.
Mise Nell Harpole, of Bethel, is
her cousin, Miss Allie
in this city.
Miss Clymetra Boykin, of Nash
1ille, was guest of Miss Mildred
4ockhart this week.
Mrs. Will Coulson, of Moss Point, ,
Mss, is here visiting relatives in s
he city and country.
Misses Milan are at home from &
Weekend party at the residence of l
DR.. Ward at Oakton. q
Master Clifford McClanahan is
listing relatives in Dickson and /
,entreville this week. \
The W. C. T. U. will meet with v
frs. Henry ID. Park on ~Mercer
treet on Friday afternoon, June t
9, at 3 o'clock. All members re- O
uested to be present, e
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1908-06-12
LOCAL AND PERSONAL.

Webe Halves visited Hickman
Monday.
Ed Moss, of was in our city
Wednesday.
G. c. Hubbs has been quite sicl
the past week.
Miss Mittie Cayce spent last
week in Dresden.
Somers Garrett, Of Rives, was in
town Wednesday.
Elbert Pardue will be home Sun
day FROM Memphis.
Bob Craig made business trip
to Fulton Monday.
Miss Vera Pleasant has returned
from trip to Obion.
Miss Sallie Belle Thomas visited
in Martin this week.
H. P. Taylor left for his home in
Dresden Wednesday.
Mrs. Walter Morris is improving
after few days illness.
Messrs. Nathan and r. B. Green
visited in Martin Sunday.
Miss Eleanor Thomas is recover
ing from recent illness.
Bob Pickens, of Dyersburg, was
a visitor here Wednesday.
Mrs. Prather, of State Line, was
a visitor IN town yesterday.
Lea Garth went to Trenton We'd
nesday to hear the speaking.
DIR. Hartman, of Fulton, attended
the speaking here Thursday.
Mrs. w. P. Pearson, of Martin
was visitor in town Monday.
Mrs. M. Reynolds returned We'd
nesday from visit to Kenton.
Misses Vivlenne and Estelle
White are visiting in Missouri.
Mrs.~C. Fl. Cobb returned We'd
nesday from a visit to Dresden.
Fred McClanahan is visiting Fred |
Farrow at Memphis this week.
Mrs. Ernest Altman is recover
ing from severe attack of f1ux.
Miss Clara Mcconnell, of Jordan,
was visitor in the city Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. S. Jackson spent
Sunday and Monday in Paducah.
Mrs. Harry Thomas, of Overs
burg, visited friends here Wednes-
day.
Prof. Burch Atkins, of Rives, was
a business visitor in town Wednes-
day.
Attorney Thomas, OF Dresden,
was a business visitor here Tues
day. Il
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1908-06-12

Miss Grace Pearson, of st. Louis,
Mo-, is visiting her grandfather, ].
G. White, of this city.
W. M. Murphey. Of St. Louis,
was IN the city visiting his kinsfolk
and friends this week.
Mrs. G. S. Hardy will entertain
the columbian Club this afternoon
at home on Main street.