The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1910-01-14

JAS Biggerstaff has returned from
visit to Kentucky.
E. f. sprague, Of Memphis, spent
Sunday in the city
Mr.. VIII Summons, Of Harris. was
in the city Monday.
Irwin Hughes. Of Fulton, was a re-
cent visitor in the city.
Mrs. Roy Webster is quite III at her
home north Of the city.
Mrs. P. Rodgers returned Saturday
from visit to Waverly relatives
Mrs. s. A. Cannon is visiting her sis
ter, Mrs. Halliburton, at Clarksyille.
Mrs H. /. Elder, Of Paris, is visiting
Mrs. 5. G. Hunsaker. on Fifth street.
Mrs. r. Hickson, Of Bardwell, KY,
was in the city last week visiting friends.
The many friends Of Mr.. VIM. Ham
ilton will be sorry to learn OF his severe
illness,
Miss Claire Littleton is again with her
pupils in Jonesboro, Ark, after the
holidays.
County Attorney Jas. w. Rooney, OF
Hickman, was visitor in the city last
Saturday.
Mrs. R. s. Williams, of Fulton, has
been the guest Of relatives in the city
this week.
Mrs. Cornelins Duncan and daughters,
Olive and Myrtle, are visiting relatives
in Oran, Mo.
Among the very enjoyable things OF
the past week was the Italian orchestra
at the Gem.
Mr.. viii Spradlip, Of Fulton, was
shaking hands with old friends in the
city Monday.
w. w. Caeey, o. Kenton, was in the
city this week guest Of DR.. and Mrs.
H, 4. Butler.
Cecil Agnew returned home last Mon
day from visit to relatives in Coving-
ton and Memphis.
Mrs. Malcolm r. Patterson is visiting
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. Gard
ner, on Fifth street.
Dahnke, Coble and Verhine, who
bought the Brackin House, are soon TO
have the place overhauled and remod-
eled
Miss Alice Thomas went to Wingo,
KY, Monday to attend the funeral and
burial Of her aunt, the wife OF Rev. J..
Nv. King.
Rev. Trice, of Henderson, Tenn, de-
livered two very interesting sermons at
the Exchange Street Christian Church
Sunday morning and evening to fairly
good audiences, despite the weather.
Mrs. ]. r. Wilson was carried to
Cairo Tuesday where she will be oper-
ated upon for appendicitis. She has
many friends and relatives here who
will be delighted TO have her return re-
stored TO health
Miss Genevieve Mailing left Sunday
morning for Lexington, KY, returning
to Hamilton College Miss Geneyieve
has as great a number Of friends as
could be counted and each will be happy
to welcome her return.
Mr.. s. G. Hunsaker is at home for
few days from Fritz Ark, where his
family will soon make their residence.
Mr. Hunsaker will have charge OF Rus
sell Gardeners interests in that section,
including general store, gins, etc.
The many friends OF Arthur Beck
ham are glad to see him well and at his
post again Mr. Beckham is the miller
at Dahnke-Walker's flour mill. He.
was successfully operated upon by DIR.
w. "A. Mailing several weeks ago.
The society set enjoyed dance at the
Elks Home Thursday night, there be-
ing about ten couples present. Music
was furnished by the PAMELA Orches-
ira, Of Memphis, who have been play
ing at the Gem the past week, and was =
excellent.
r. E. Brice, formerly citizen Of the
country south Of Troy, has acquired
property south Of Hickman near Num-
Der Nine Lake, and is now located
there. Mr. Brice is the brother OF Edi-
tor JAS. Brice and well known about
Troy. We wish him success in his new
surroundings.
All the world loves lover Is an
old saying and a true one. II is love
that rules the world. The love story in
IT,