The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1909-02-05

| Miss Gus Dodson has gone to Under
to attend the burial OF her brother-in
law, Mr.. Sheffield
Il Messrs. w. E. and L. g. Logan, o
Woodland vicinity, called Monday anc
paid their respects.
Mrs. G. T. FARRELL, Of Humboldt, was
in the city Sunday visiting her friend
Mrs. T. F. Stubbs.
/ Miss L. P. Milan has returned from
quite pleasant visit with Mrs. Moore
and family at Obion.
Guy Mailing has located in Obion
assisting Messrs. Courtney and Beck.
ham with their cafe.
Mrs. Vic. Albright will be at home
in few days from prolonged visit
with friends at Waverly.
Miss Rhine Joyner left Thursday fol
a weeks stay with her sister, Mrs. J.
ID. Hubbs, in Mayfeld, KY.
Mr.. and Mrs. Marvin Chapel are en-
tertaining very sweet little daughter,
born to them last Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. J. McAdoo went to
Rives Tuesday to attend the marriage
of their niece, Miss Harris.
Miss Matte Sanders, of Kenton, was
the guest of her grandparents on West
Church street, city, last Monday.
DR.. M. w. Moores has returned from
a visit to Fayetteville, having attended
the marriage of cousin in that city.
Mrs. j. L, Hudgins was called to her
old home in Illinois Monday on ac-
count of the serious illness of her moth
er.
Mrs. Dora Garrison has returned to
her home in Kenton, after pleasant
visit to her sister, Mrs. w. J. David
son.
Mrs. Nell White, of Pleasant Valley,
is this week entertaining weekend
party, comprising number of young
ladies.
Knights and Ladies of Honor will
hold their regular meeting next Mon
day night at the lodge room. Impor-
tant business.
G. V. Jones, of the Hardy Malone &
Jones stores, is enjoying leave of alb
sence for "a few days. He was in Ruth
erford Tuesday.
It's an old saying the more you
laugh the longer you live. See Sis Per-
kins at the opera house February IL
and you will never die.
Elder L. L. Briggans, of Henderson,
will preach at the Exchange Street Chris
ian Church on Sunday, Feb. IA. A
cordial invitation is extended.
Mr.. w. w. White and family left
2ives this week for Angleton, Texas,
where they will locate, and the good
wishes of numerous friends go with
HEM
Judge F. w. Moore went to Jackson
esterday to be present as associate JUS
ice on the bench of the Court of Civil
appeals, his first duty as a member of
ne court.
Jno. w. Bennett, C. L. Moffatt, J.
'. Brantly, and Walter King, of Troy,
TENDED the Masonic Grand Lodge
leeting in Nashville last week, return
lg Saturday.
The Third National, one of the coun-
Us strongest banks, has an advertise
tent in this week IS paper. Read care
lily what the officers have to say of
olendid institution.
j. I. Ownby has been offered and
as closed a contract with a Nashville
rm, which will hereafter make him a
night of the grip. Mr.. Ownby's
Mon City friends take pleasure in his
lccess.
Rev. L. G. Landenberger, of St. Louis,
i'll preach in the New Church House of
'orship on Sunday, Feb. IA. Subject
IL am: Prayer" evening, Peters
fe's mother healed of the fever" Sun
" school at 10 am. All invited.
w. G. Reynolds was in Nashville last
EEK attending the State convention of
e Anti-Saloon League which was in
ssion at the First Baptist Church in
at city. Mr.. Reynolds is a member
the State committee of the Anti
loon League.
J. M. Coldwell, of this city, went to
icago Wednesday to sign agreement
in the American Steel and Wire Co.