The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1909-01-22
PERSONAL MENTl06

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Twas in the city this week visiting
Ihomefolks and friends.
Miss Addie Murrell, of Hickman,
was in the city last week as a guest
Eof her friend, Miss LnciIe Morris.
Mrs. Jas Carson, of Jackson. was
in tb~stity the first of the week, the
guest Of Mrs. T. F. Stubs on Di-
VISION street.
Mr.. Darnell, Of Obion, and her
sister, Miss Mary Cunningham, of
Glass, were Mrs. J.. I. Chiles visit
ors last Monday.
Mr.. Ed Inman. of Jackson, spent
"a few days IN the city last week Wis
iting his sister, Mrs. J. G. Rey-
nolds. at the Palace Hotel.
Principal Johnson, Of Bethel Col
lege. Mckenzie, and a body Of stu
dents visited Principal Austin, of
Union City Business College, Fri
day.
Mr. Herschel Brown and Miss
Alma Hayden, representing the
local Christian Endeavor, attended
the convention at Dyersburg last
week
Mr.. Fred Smith, of Number Sew
'en, is now employed as salesman
in the clothing department Of the
Hardy Bros. & Sheriff. stores in
this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Miller Waddell of
Memphis, we're in the city this week
as the guests Of Mrs, A. P. Wad-
dell, Mrs. Seid Waddell and Mrs.
Dantzler.
Mrs. M. B. Carson and grand
daughter, Miss Belle Barclay, of
Mississippi. are in the city as the
guests Of Mrs. J. G. Reynolds at |
the Palace Hotel.
Attorney F. w. Moore was last
week retained as local attorney of |
the M. & @. r. r. Co. Mr.. Moore
held this position before his recent
retirement from law practice.
James Russell, son Of Mr.. J. FL.
Of the country near Gibbs,
who has been very sick of typhoid
fever for three or four weeks, is re-
covering, 50 his father informs us.
Andy Totten, colored, was badly
crippled at the Hardy Grain Com
pany's mill last week. The palm of
his left hand was lacerated in very
serious way while operating the
Mr.. w. A. Taylor, Of Kenton, is
Ihelatest recruit to Coble & Clagett
company's sales force. Mr.. Tay-
or IS employed in the dry goods
department. He is a good man
Ind the company's interest will be
much advanced by his work.
The Presiding Elder, Rev. Bias
Seryille, Rev. Mccoy, Rev. Wynn
ind Mr.. Fry went to Mayfield this
week to be present during the meet
ng of Annual Conference. AS
'oou as the list OF appointments
ire announced they will be pub
ished in this paper.
Arthur Norton and family, who
lave been located at Moorehouse,
Mo-. for some time. have moved
lack to the country near Spout
spring on Reelfoot Lake. Obion
ind the prospects Of this country
ook better to Mr.. Norton than
hose of Missouri. He will prob
IDLY buy farm and settle here
permanently
Mr.. M. N. Walker, train dispatch
i for the Cotton Belt road at Mt
Pleasant, Texas, was in the city
he first of the week visiting his
lncle, T. F. Stubs, The Com
nercial regrets to learn that Mr..
Walkers wife died a few weeks
go of consumption. She had Wis
ted in Union City and was known
nd loved by quite number of K
riends. Ii
Esq. T. J, Ogilvie, of Obion, was 4
n the city Monday returning from
visit to his son at Brownsville.
This gentleman, who is one of the
/ the stanchest and most reliable
Democrats in the county, has been
Mentioned as probable candidate
or the State Senate to represent !
bis group of counties in the Gener- e
| Assembly. Mr.. Ogilvie informs In