davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Washington herald., 1909-06-15
"W'S" ARE AWARDED.
Western High school Pupils Receive
HOnOrs.

HOnOrs.
Miss Westcott. principal Of the Western
High School. awarded ''W's'' and read
the announcements OF scholarship rec
Ords yesterday morning in the auditorium
OF the school
The honor men are H C Blanton Of
the second-year class. 9S4: G. A. Bethel.
seeond-year class, Si5; H = Eimbau
hrst-year class, S53; ]. DowelI hrst-year
class. and H. Bantz. seoond-year class.
each s2.S;Albert Sturtevant. secOnd-year
class. el-5; Scott Baker. second-year class,
g-S; Frederick knight, secOnd-year class
~; T. NJ. ROby. third-year class. S96;
L krentzlin. second-year class. S93; X
Smith. first-year class. SIS; P. Siggers.
second-year class, SS.4. and William
Deeble. third-year class. SAG
Old English 'W's'' were awarded 10
]. NJ Goodpasture. 7. B. Robinson, and
P. W Becker. Of the debating team.
The athletic ''W'' was given TO George
Hill. captain OF the % football team;
Theodore Howard. captain Of the 10
team: Curtice L.amson. manager Of the
'09 team. and the following members Of
that organization: George. Todd. Upton,
Psrham, Guy, MallOn. l. Howard, Bone,
Stone. Myers and Decker.
The list OF those on the track team
awarded the w. included Roger Bone.
Marshall Gutherz. manager; Baker Rob-
insOn. and Clifton Aires
The Washington herald., 1909-06-15
Naval Order.

Lieut.. Commander A. n PROCTER. detached
navy yard Washington. 20 duty Bureau Of
steam Engineering. Nary Department.
Lieut.. 7. c. HART. detached Bureau q Ordinances.
Navy Derarimebt 70 duty Virginia
Lieut.. ". H. T0AZ. 20 Washington
Ensign J. p. HART. retired. DISCHARGED treatment
Naval Medical School Hospital Washington, %
home.
E0aIEa S. B. MCKINNEY. detached Tennessee. 70
Eusira 7. R. KING. detached Penn.5.rani.. to
Ensign B. H GREEN. orders to esoss. revoked
20 KansaS
Ensign / c sHUTE. detached wsshiastoa. to
Ensirs :. K. CONAN. 20 Isaso.
Ensign H. c. LAIRD. retired. detached Virginia
% home
Easisa [. c FARLEY. to Georgia. orders to Kan
Midshipuss E. H coNNoR. detached supply. to
PcnnsylTsnia.
SIidshipman J q. MOORE. detached supply. 70
Tennessee
NIidshiumaz J. 7. II. OREAR. detached Pena.
sylFania 20 Milwaukee.
Midshipman T. 81. TIPTON detached Milwaukee
10 PennsylEGnia.
ron. United states Paciac Fleet dated Yokoharns
Japan June q
Lieut- Commander L C. BERTOLETTE. detached
Burgau Of VigstiOn. Insular Government Ma
nila 70 command Monterey
Commander J. A. DOCGHERTY detached Alos
teECy. to command Rainbow
The Washington herald., 1909-06-15
SENIORS EXHIBIT GENIUS.
Novel Entertainment Given by the
Central High Class.


The senior class OF Central High School
demonstrated the fact that they had
some original genius in the entertainment
arranged by the officers, on Friday. They
called It Senior Night" The programme
vas giveE by Mrs. Walton. director OF
physical culture In the public schools.
She was heard IN readings. Ada Melicks.
piano solos; Elne Han was heard in a
couple OF selections, accompanied by
Mira Leahy; Helen Todd gave a piano
solo, Margaret Paine sang two songs.
little Miss McCOach gave two recitatIons.
Little torment and ''Seein' things al
night, and Ethel Charles gave a reading.
A new class song, words By George
Hodgkins and music BY Karl Koester,
was sung in chorus BY the class, with
lawrence Wilson. son Of Dr.. George P.
Wilson. directing. Souvenirs suggestive
OF prominent characteristics were pre-
sented BY members Of the class. Frances
Adams was presented with a "roaster, %
BrehOn SOmervell was given A "malIet %
l. A PelZman. well known for his sub
stantial weight. was presented with a
tiny skeleton; Maj. Trudgian was gwen
a toy watch. Myra SeabUry received a
bell. Margaretta Williamson and Gretchen
Schmidt, both Of whom viii 90 next
year 10 the Woman's College in Balti-
more, were presented with toy men.
Owen Kennedy, class treasurer. was
given a skip rope; Principal Wilson was
presented with a loving cup. otherwise
known as a watering can.'' Howard
Hodgldns. noted for retaining his com
pOsure. was given a rattle: Omar Buch-
anan received q toy train OF cars, and
Ralph Hospital captain OF the rife team,
got a toy rife.
At the conclusion OF the presentation
speeches the seniors gave z dance, closing
the evening with light refreshments.
Glass night exercises viii be held Friday
evening. and commencement exercises
Wednesday, June "a, al Convention Hall.
The Washington herald., 1909-06-15
SCHOOL ISLANDERS
DEEPLY RESENTED
Continued from Page one.

and I can but believe that it VIM
arouse in its most casual reader the
same sense Of the prostitution OF high
talents to base uses which has prompt
ed this protest.
EDITH c. WEsTCOTT
''Princpal Of the Western High school. Wash
ington n. e
The editorial in DR.. Nicholas Murray
Buffers Educational Review. which
brought forth the foregoing rejOinder, ap-
peared in the May number Of that pubIi-
cation. and was as follows. with the cap
/ tion. The Washington School Situation:"
Text OF DR.. Buffers Editorial
Rumors, charges. and counter-charscs. il refer-
cnce TO the administration and mlnle q the
schoos Of Washington. D. C.. sin al The air As
they have done for several years past One hears
constantly such questions as these. and would Be-
glad 20 SET satisfactory answers 10 them;
Why can there not be a fun. impartial and
searching investigation of the Washington school
administration and all things connected herewith
undertaken az the behest of the President of the
United states who Is. in a sense the mayor of
Washington? Why vas not such an inquiry un-
dcrtaken BY President Roosevelt 10 whose atten-
ton Il is said the charges that are 50 freely made
were brought by responsible residents q Wash
ingtonl What. for instance, are the real facts
concerning the recent death of a teacher IN one Of
the best schools Of Washington IN connection With
which the grand jury has found three indict-
meats! Can l. be true that there is any rela-
tionship between any one q the persors i9licaied
and powerful organ of opinion IN Washington
Is il true that orc high school boy murdered
another recently II & Washington high sckoolg
Is II a fact that the chief Of police Of the Dis
trict of Columbia has offered a reward q only
so fer a man who has been indicted for man
slaughter by the grand jury. when the two other
persons indicted with him are under bah for S. 90
each and that the offer Of Insignificant re-
ward IS Influenced hv the fact that the man wanted
has pretty important personal and political counec
tiouss Is there not some one IN Congress lndepend-
ent Of the Washington newspapers, ard q Wash
ington local opinion and inaueacs who can man
age 70 raise these questions IN a way that VIII
compel sn inquiry that VIII 90 % The Eery bottom
of thngsg
Pretty ugly stores are in circulation about con-
diu0us IN Washington. and tney should either Be
set AZ rest BY authoritative denial and rsfutaron
c else some one. several some ones. should
be punished pretty severely. Very many persons IN
this country think that II is high time for the
bright light n publicity 20 be thFown on tie
Washington school situation X all SIS ramiscs-
tons. journalists, Congressionsl and oth1.
This editorial article caused much indig-
nation among the teachers OF Washington.
The Washington herald., 1909-06-15
ARMY AND NAVY.
Army Orders.


Capt. HARRY Z MITCHELL. Fourth Esec
Aniney. VII prooeed 20 the Preside q sa1
Frzncisco ard report 70 The Gensral Hospital
for obserF11ion and treatment
First Lisut. HAROLD " JONES. Medical CO-ps
Upor arrival II the United States. VII reDah
20 this city and repo-t a. The Walter Reed
General Hospital for tsnDnzry duty.
Capt CHARLES 6. DWYER. paynasreT. VII 70
pair 70 this cty and report AZ The Walter REED
General Hospital f0r observation and trea1snt
LeaTe Of absence Tor fol1f months IS granted Capt
% take elect upon his relief from duty az The
Army Staf College. Fort Lesrenworth-
Capt. JOHN R. PROCTER, Coast ArrIle-y Corps.
upon the completion Of advanced course a
Coast ARTILLERY School VII u-oceed 70 GoTsnoE
Island y. L. and report Tor DUTY
Leave of absencs for four months il granted CAPT
EWING L. BOOTH. Seventh Cavalry. 70 tAkt
effect upon his relief from duty az The Aruy
Stzf College. Fort LeaveuUor1h.
Lerre o. absence for three mouths IS grantsd Capt
effect upon his relief from dury a. the Aruy
Stah College. Fort LearenWo-th-
Cart JOHN ROBERTSON. Twsnty-seTenth IN
fant-y. Is detailed FOR general recruiting service
and VII proceed 70 JeEersou Barracks and
report for duty.
Capt. GIDEON McD. VAN POOLE. Medical
CO-ps is rriiad from duty az Fcrl sioclm, y.
Y, upon expiration Of his present leave oi ao-
sence, and VII proceed 20 2 CT Slefl-A1 H.,
and report for duty.
Maj WILLIAM B. BANISTER. Medical Corps.
nov a. San Francisco. Cal. VII proceed %
Fort Smelling 8linn- and report for duty. r.
heTing Maj FREDERICK ?. REYNOLDS
Mai REYNOLDS vii p-occed 70 Fort Mon
roe. Va. for duty.
First Lieut. THOMAS c. AUSTIN. Medical Re
seTe COTTS. recently appointed. = ordered 70
active duty in the serTioe On account Of an en-
iSring emergency. and viii proceed 10 JacESo1
Barracks. La.
CAPT HERBERT A. WHITE. Eleventh CaTalry.
win r-oceed 70 Fort LeaVenWurth kans-. and
report 70 the coumsndazt Of the army serTice
schools for temporlry duty. and upon cUmpls-
tion Thereof VII return % proper station
Leave q sbseuce for one month is granted FIX
Lieut.. NORMAN T. RAMSEY Ordnancs De
partmeut. upon relief from duty a. Sandy Eook
proving ground
Leave Of absence for fourteen days is granted MAJ
WILLIAM y. BIsPHAN. Medical Cor1s
Leave of absence FOR ten days IS granted Cspt-
EDWIN c. LONG. Coast Artillery Co-ns
By direction Of the President. Capr. ALDEN G.
KNOWLES. Thirliesh Infantry Is detailed for
service and 10 Eli a vacancy n the signal C7rrs.
MAJ Ebert F. PERSONS. Nedical Corps. and
Capt. JOSEPH F. SILER. Medical Co-rs. are
detailed as members Of the examining board AZ
the Army Building. New Fork. vice Llez1t. Col
CHARLES RICHARD. Medical Corps ard Alai
WILLIAM &. WILSON. Medical Co-Ts. re-
liaged.
Leave of absence for ten DAYS Is ranted FIRST Lieut.
FRED J. OONZELAiANN. Medical Reserve
CCrpS
The Washington herald., 1909-06-15
In THESOClAL WORLD
Miss Helen Taft in Box Party
at New Gibson Play.
DISTINGUISHED SET AT BELAsCO

Secretary OF War and Mrs. Dick
iRsOn Return from Visit to West
POint-WeddinE of Miss Elton Ron
saviIIe and Mr.. Horace DuIin SOL
emnized-Secretary NageI Home.
The Washington herald., 1909-06-15
Returns from a wedding.

Rev. Charles w. Lyons. rector Of St.
Aloysius' Church. has returned from Bos-
ton. where he ohlciated at the marriage
OF HIS brother. DR.. Frederick Weston
Lyons. 10 Miss Corinne Elise Blanchette.
The wedding took place last Wednesday
In the Church Of 81 Eulalia
The Washington herald., 1909-06-15
LEBRATE IN OPEN AIR
1Iy 4 20 BE Observed AT
h Street and Avenue.


h Street and Avenue.
ration OF the safe and sane"
July, 10 be observed on the
July 5. will be held IN the
7veather permitting, at Seventh
erI Pennsylvania avenue, the
ted for the unveiling OF the
20 stephenson being utilized. This
d upon yesterday by the joint
OF the Board OF Trade and the
OF Commerce. Frederick D.
a committee viii be IN charge.
weather be unfavorable for
,or exercises. the celebration
viii 30 held IN ono OF the
.e4-l-
"r ioner Macfarlaud IS IN receipt
'aber OF letters each day COM
rs..rl ne safe and sane idea Treas
=. Cox yesterday reported these
contributions: Lincoln Park
association, S25; ". II. Baldwin.
uIy p. Blair. SO: Pollock Drayage
ye Company. SO: Byron S. Ad-
lns Or. 7. L. Macdonald, SO; George
hs- 3; 9. G. Cornwell & Sons, s..
. wed 10 date. 2S475G
The Washington herald., 1909-06-15
T8ANSFER PATTERNS.

= q rhis pattern. c-dered % coupoa
the rough or glazed side Of pattern
sial 10 Be stamped. then PRES hos
back or smooth Ede q tha pattern
% Is pAttezn Etul
The Washington herald., 1909-06-15
COMMITTEES WILL MEET.
Two Important Gatherings at Cham
her of Commerce Rooms.

Two important meetings Of committees
Of the Chamber Of Commerce will be
held this week.
The advertising committee viii meet
tonight 10 consider plans for running
excursions from the nearby States 10
Washington on the occasion OF the airship
trials OF the Wright brothers at Fort
after part OF the present
)mmittee OF the general COM
law and legislation. having
ne question OF the change IN
government OF the District
A. viii be addressed al the
oms by James 3. Reynolds
he report made 10 President
'hile in Office. The address OF
ds Is In connection with the
OF the committee pre-
framing its report. 10 be
20 the chamber next fall
The Washington herald., 1909-06-15
Clocks as Wedding Gifts.

HOULD you think Of practical wedding gift than clock
~ 1t is something that needed every houhold-n fact
home complete without oneand is there any why
il should be OF beauty?
We showing unique aorment-broad enough satisfy any
fancy including novelties in artistic designs that exclusive
Crystal Mantel Clocks SI7.5o to $500 each.
Mahogany Mane Clocks, $1,000 to $40 50 each.
China Mantel Clocks, S. so and $1,000 each.
Marbezed Iron Clocks, $3.50 and $1,000 each
French Travelling Clocks, 500 TO $4,000 each.
American Boudoir Clocks, SIPS TO $1,000 each
Automobile Clocks, $50 each.
Mission Clocks, ST. and $3.50 EACH
Cuckoo Clocks, SIoOo SI2.oo, and SIS 90 each.
Nickel Alarm Clocks, 75c to SI.5o each
fair f0r-G
The Washington herald., 1909-06-15
Every LdWn Need.
Standard Quality Implements at Moderate Cost
Hose Reels.

Hose Reels.
Hardwood, sturdy; capacity of
100 feet OF hose.
soc and 65c each.
All-metal Reels, SIPS each.
The Washington herald., 1909-06-15

Paris Transfer Pattern No. SOIL
Design 70 be transferred 70 a lingerie
hat Of either linen OF csmbric. lawn, or.
gandie. or batiste or any of the pretty
wash materials. The brim measures Is Z
Is inches. aud The large scalloped border
or both crown and brim should be padded
before being buttonholed- The dots are
worked IN eyelet stitch and the blossoms IN
solid embroidery with nerceriZed cotton or
silk floss IN white or coIors- The edge
Of the brim IS far setter locking If edged
with a rufae OF lace or embroidery. without
anv fullncSA
The Washington herald., 1909-06-15
Guaranteed 7-pLy
LaWn Hose.

Such as we have supplied with
unvarying success for four seasons
hose that with reasonable care
will afford years of wear. Brass
couplings, patent bands that may
be adjusted quickly and easily-in
a word, thoroughly satisfactory
hose.
Extra 7-piy, I2c Per Foot.
"CoIoniaL." I5c Per Foot.
The Washington herald., 1909-06-15
LGwH SprinkLerS.

Solid brass, circular, Fountain, y
each, 75c.
Hotchkiss Three-arm Whirling
Spray, black enamel and nickel,
each, SI-25.
Hotchkiss No. I; Furnished
brass and enamel; cover removable
for cleaning; beautiful spray of
forty feet, each, SIPS.
The Washington herald., 1909-06-15

The Secretary OF Commerce and [
Mr.. Nagel. returned last evening froI
home IN st. Louis, where he has
since May 30 Mrs. Nagel and their
young children have gone to their
mer home at Marion, Mass, for Il
mainder Of the season. After seeing
established In their summer home
Secretary came back to W.
Secretary Nageps eldest daughIS-
Moorish Spain, travelling with some cou-
sins on a trip planned in the early win
ter. Miss Nagel IS a graduate Of this
spring. and VIII lead the debutante circle
next winter in Washington.
The Washington herald., 1909-06-15
LaUn RdkeS.

@@N%yI ANLLNLOs
$50 each.
Lawn CT Grass Shears, z5c each.
Lawn Seed.
Prepared especially for Wash
ington.
&c a pound.
The Washington herald., 1909-06-15

Continued ON Page !, Column ..
The Washington herald., 1909-06-15

The Secretary Of War and Mrs I -g.
insOn have returned 70 their apartn
at the Highlands from their visit to 'ra.
Point and down the Sound 70
Hook. which kept them over the
end
The Washington herald., 1909-06-15
"COIOnial" and
"Lawn King" MowerS.
"CoLoniaP" Lawn MowerS.

The most satisfactory low-priced
Mower obtainable. High-grade
construction throughout.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1909-06-11
NUMBER THREE.

Miss Vera Johnson is in Memphis, the
guest of relatives.
Mr.. Claud Grady attended church at
Ebenezer Sunday.
Mrs. Isam Rhinehart was shopping in
Union City Wednesday.
Quite a number from here attended
the reunion at Memphis.
Miss Eula Donnell is at Ripley, Tenn.
attending the County Institute.
Mrs. Jennie and Pearl Cloar were the
guests of friends in Crystal Sunday,
Miss Vera Howard has returned home
after spending a few days with relatives
at Crescent.
Quite number of people from Union
City attended the funeral of DIR. G. P.
Glover Sunday.
Mrs. Lou Cloar is reported TO be inn
proving after a severe attack Of kidney
and liver trouble.
Mr. Herman Howard and sister, Dora,
Of Crescent, were guests of the family
Of John Howard
Mr.. J. B. Henderson was among the
old soldiers who left Union City Mon
day to attend the reunion.
Misses Blanch and Beulah Kendall,
of Hornbeak, were guests of the family
of Madison Kendall Monday.
Mrs. Harry Gray has returned home,
after spending a week with her daugh-
ter, Mrs. John Williams, at Hickman.
Mr.. Sy Maddox, of State line, has re-
Gently purchased the old Pinion farm
and the Owen farm, the latter better
known as the "0ld Mollie field
CULVER.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1909-06-11
BETHEL.

Mrs. w. A. Flowers is on the sick
list.
Prof. Robt. Moss went to Milan last
week
Join the crowd and come to Bethel
Sunday.
]. N. Sanders and sister attended
church at Ebenezer Sunday.
Miss Jennie Fluffy, of Crystal, visited
Miss Maud Moss here this week.
Mr.. John Haynie and wife visited
relatives near Mineral Springs Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Glenn Mcdaniel, Of
Mineral Springs, were the guests of Mr.
Ozrose Primrose and family few days
this week.
Misses May Bee and Sudie Smith
visited relatives in Union City this
week
Mr.. Cleveland Brown and family, of
Talley's, visited friends and relatives
Sunday
Mr.. Jas Smith and wife were the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Stafford at Pos
sumtrot Sunday.
Mr.. Tom Bingham and wife, of Wal
nut Log, were the guests of ]. G. San
ders and family Sunday.
Mr.. Frank Brown and family visited
! Mr.. Elonzo Garrison and family at
Mineral Springs Saturday.
Mr.. Henry Osborne and family, Of
Protemus. visited Mrs. Osborne S
mother, Mrs. Flowers, a few days this
week.
Uncle Perk Browns guests Sunday
were Mr.. and Mrs. Cleve Brown, of
Tally's, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Osborne,
of Protemus, Mr.. and Mrs. John Flow
ers and Mrs. Flowers and Arch Murrell.
Phone us and we will be there with
the goods. If they are not all right in
every respect we'll be there after them.
That's the way we do business.
STpNE G, PATNrN
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1909-06-11
FREMONT

Mr.. ]. c. Cloar is very sick at this
writing.
Miss Murlie Cloar visited friends in
Martin last week.
VIII Caldwell and wife visited rela-
tives at Hornbeak Saturday night
Quite number from here went to
Memphis Monday for the reunion.
Ollie Nichols and family, of Troy,
spent the day Sunday here with rela-
tives.
Misses May and Elsie Caldwell at
tended the teachers institute at Obion
last week
Mrs Otie Caldwell and children, Of
Protemus, were the guests Of relatives
here Saturday.
Rodger Caldwell, who has been at,
tending school at Henderson, returned
home Saturday
Mrs. Kate Hayes and Misses Nellie
and Lou Phillips attended church at
Sardis last Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Milton Downing, Of
Hornbeak, came up Sunday to attend
the burial Of Dr. Glover
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Mcconnell and
mother, Mrs Abe Stanfeld visited at
the home Of JAS. Stantield near Union
City, Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. Maupin and chill
dren. Of Bloomfield Mo, are here on a
visit to their parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Austin Maupin VIOLET.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1909-06-11
WHITEsIDE.

There will be singing here every Sat
urtiay night.
Allen and Joe Jones are at home
from Mckenzie, spending vacation.
A horse belonging to Babe Williams
was badly cut by wire last Thursday.
We had two very good sermons
preached here Sunday to large audi
ences.
Mrs. Will Mum and children are in
Memphis attending the old soldiers re-
union.
DR.. and Mrs. Jones and children at
tended the old Baptist Church service
at Union City Sunday.
The families of Mr.. and Mrs. Gid
McCree and VIM. Story entertained
some friends at dinner Sunday
Misses Clara Cravens and Corrinnt
Clark, of the vicinity north of Troy
spent Sunday here with friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Cook and little
son, Buster, of Troy, were the guests o
Mr.. and Mrs. Press Tate Sunday.
Miss Pearl Tate returned home Sun
day night after spending the sprin!
season at Liyermore, Ky, as milliner.
Quite number of people from her,
attended service at Troy Sunday night
They went to hear lecture by re
turned missionary from China
LONE STAR.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1909-06-11
Nonresident and Attachment Notice.

Fleecy Jane Davis, by next friend, w.
H. Wicker VS.. Rice A. Pierce.
In the Circuit Court for Obion County,
Tenn. Attachment suit.
The plaintiff, Fleecy Jane Davis, hav-
ing, by her next friend, w. H. Wicker,
obtained and caused to be issued by Jas.
NJ. Hickman, Clerk of the Circuit Court
of Obion County, Tennessee, an original
attachment, returnable to the January
term, 1909, of the Circuit Court Of Obion
County, Tenn, against the estate of the
defendant, Rice A. Pierce, upon affidavit
of the said plaintiff, by her next friend,
w. H. Wicker, that said defendant was
Justly due her in the sum of so, 100000
damages, for the seduction of and breach
of promise to marry her, the said Fleecy
Jane Davis, for recovery of which she
had sued defendant, and that the defend
ant had removed himself from the State
of Tennessee and concealed himself so
that the ordinary process Of law could
not be served upon him; and the said
attachment having been levied upon the
defendants property, subject to the life
estate of Mrs F. p Pierce, the same be-
ing certain real estate situated in the 10th
Civil District of Obion County, Tenn,
and an order of publication having been
made by the court at its May term, 1909,
upon affidavit of plaintiff, by her attor-
ney, that defendant was a nonresident
of the State of Tennessee, and had alb
seconded and absented himself so that
the ordinary process Of law could not
be served upon him. Now therefore, in
pursuance of said order and attachment,
this publication is made in The CONNER.
cial, a newspaper published in Union
City, Tenn, for four consecutive weeks,
and said defendant. Rice A. Pierce
hereby required to appear before sale
Circuit Court, at the courthouse in Union
City, Tenn, on the
FIRST Monday in September,
next. and make defense to said attach
ment suit, or the same will be proceeded
with ex parte.
j. A. REEVES,
Clerk Of the Circuit Court for 0bior
County, Tenn.
By T.. L. LANCASTER, Deputy Clerk.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1909-06-11
RIvEs NEWS.

Miss Ola Petty is attending the State
Institute at Ripley.
F. 0. McKinnis and son, Roy, are
visiting in East Tennessee.
Mrs. Eugene Stovall, of Jackson, is
the guest of Mrs. j S. Bean.
Mrs. Russell, of Obion, is visiting
Mrs. Jack Warren and other relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Warren were
Sunday guests of Mr., and Mrs. I. A.
Cummings.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dee Caudle were recent
guests for the day of Mr.. and Mrs.
John Hauser.
Miss Mai CIemmons went over to
Fulton Monday to join party of
friends to attend the reunion.
Messrs. X. l.. Phebus and w. l..
Clemmons for some ten days past have
been prospecting in New Mexico.
Misses Leila Thorne and Dora Callicot
were delegates to the "Woman's Board
meeting of the Pleasant Hill Society.
Miss Fannie McDougal, of Obion,
en- route for Mason Hall, stopped over
Thursday as a guest of Miss Agnes
Palmer.
Mrs. r. L. Harper and Miss Flora
Agnew represented the Cumberland
Presbyterian Missionary Society at the
"Woman's Board' meeting in your
town.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Scott, 2145
Gaylord Ave, Memphis, are this week
entertaining Messrs. John Mitchell and
J. D. Caldwell, of Union City and the
following young ladies of the same
place: Misses Marshall, Grace Cald
well and Elaine Mitchell and GlenniC
Palmer of our burg.
ANNIE MARIA.