The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1909-08-06


Tex, is guest at the home Of Col. r.
E. Mckinney.
Mrs. G. E. Griffin, OF Jackson, and
Mrs. Eliza Washburn, of San Francisco,
CAL, are guests Of Mrs. w. G. Halves
on Harrison street
Mrs. j. w. Carter, who was here with |
her baby for treatment by DR.. Mailing,
has returned to Hickman and the baby
is much improved. =
News has reached this city that Mr..
Russell Garth, late of Denver, Colo,
is to be married on the 18th inst. to
Miss Ethel Tucker.
Miss Leila Reeves entertained at
home on Division street Wednesday
evening in honor of her guest, Miss
Moses, of Hornbeak.
r. T. Curtin will leave about the 18th
inst. to take tour among the dry goods
markets for the purpose of stocking his
store with fall supplies.
Mrs. E. L. Coleman, who has been
the guest Of her mother for several
months, returned to her home at NAL
den, Mo-, Wednesday.
! Misses Grace and Mary Lou Garner,
of Mt. Pleasant, Tex, arrived Monday
and will spend few weeks visiting their
aunt, Mrs. T. F. Stubs.
Misses Minnie Howard and Lizzie
Stitt have returned from Colorado
Springs, after a two weeks visit to the
mountain peaks of America.
Miss Stell Willard, of Tupelo, Miss,
en- route to St., Louis to take music les
sons, will stop in the city for few days
visiting Miss Dautie Pardue.
Mr.. Hardy Lyon, of the Lyon Furni-
ture Co., is enjoying a few days this
week at Dawson Springs and the bene-
fetal effects of the mineral water.
Miss Sarah Patterson, of Nashville,
is the guest of Mrs. S. G. Hunsaker
Mr.. Russell Gardner and Mr.. Hunsaker
came in Sunday to visit homefolks.
VIM. Cunningham, of San Antonio,
Texas, will be here this week to visit
his brother, Jas. Cunningham, now
with w. G. CIagett Co., as salesman,
Mr.. Fred Quinn and sons, Ralph and
Herbert, Mr.. Lee Cary and son, George,
and Mr.. Watt Tucker and son, Fletcher,
are at Reelfoot Lake camping and fish
ing this week
Mrs. M. r. Patterson and daughter
little Miss Elizabeth, of Nashville, are
in the city visiting the home of Mrs.
Patterson parents, Mayor and Mrs.
w. H. Gardner.
The series of meetings at the Ex-
change Street Christian Church begin
next Sunday morning with Elder j. J.
Brigance in charge The public gener-
ally is invited to these services.
Mr.. and Mrs VIM. Ramsey will move
to Rutherford in few days, Mr.. Ram
sey will be engaged in the dry goods
business as salesman there, as he has
been here for Mr.. Curtin for some time.
The many friends extend the kindest
wishes.
Cooker" Jackson, dry goods sales
man in the house of Hardy, Corum d
jackson, has just returned from a.
thirty days outing on the Pacific slope,
Seattle and interior points. He saw the
Golden Gate" and the land of infinite
scenery.
Howell E. Bransford, of the firm of
Bransford & Andrews, was chosen as a
delegate from Tennessee to the National
| jewelers. Association which met at
Omaha Aug. 3. Mr.. Bransford was
prevented from attending by pressing
business matters engaging his attention.
Miss Dautie Pardue is now at the
Office of the City Water and Light
Works as bookkeeper and cashier, hav-
ing succeeded Mrs. Jackson to that
position. The Superintendent has an
eve to business when he is able to
secure the services of as accomplished
an assistant as Miss Dautie.
A very large crowd from this city
attended the supper at Beulah Church
Tuesday night. The community is
much the same as that which surrounds
Mount Zion, and the people are as hos
pitable and generous. A very large
crowd from different sections was there
and the supper was ample and enjoyed
immensely.
Mrs. Will Herring, Mr.. and Mrs.
Walter McCord chaperoned to Reelfoot
Lake last week Misses Angie and Annie
Phehus. Cora Palmer, Mamie Calhoun, |