The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1911-10-27
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hdt anu Efansfnle TINS week lOOkin
after the styles in buggies for 1912,
Mr. and Mrs. P R. Moultrie, Of Horn
beak, are the parents Of a new girl whie
was born Sunday night
W ". Hutchinson and wife have re
turned from an extended visit to thei
daughter in Arkansas
Sid Harris was in Union City Monda.
on business
A. B. Campbell and family left Tues
day morning for Union City to reside
Mr.. Campbell having purchased farm
near that city and will engage in trucl
farming.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. All Moore Mon
day night, fine girl baby.
]. w. Buchanan left Monday morn
ing for Cincinnati and Evansville to buy
buggies and furniture.
Aubrey Hicks, formerly of this city.
who has been working in Forrest City,
Ark, has accepted a position as jeweler
in J. @. Sitzman's iewelry store
Miss Lillian Clemmons, Of Rives,
spent Sunday with Miss Sallie Reeves.
f. c. Bolts was in Tiptonville Satur-
day on business.
A. B. Chiles and wife spent Sunday
in Troy with Mr.. Chiles sister, Mrs. F.
c. Watkins.
Misses Clara and Ruth Chiles spent
the latter part of last week with rela-
tives in Dyersburg.
]. d. Dame, Milton Revell and J. c.
Peacock, OF Glass, were in the city Mon
day on business.
w r. Garrett, of Martin, was the
guest of friends here Sunday,
Will Jackson was in st. Louis the lat
ter part of last week on business.
L. W. Everett left Sunday night for
st. Louis on business trip.
John Collins and wife, of Kenton, left
Monday for Memphis after visit Of
several days here.
Mrs. J. j. Watson visited in Trimble
the first of the week.
Mrs Ed Barnett, Of Hornbeak, visited
her mother in Fulton this week.
]. S. Winningham, of Hornbeak, was
ID Mayfield and Paducah this week on
business.
Henry Donnell and wife, of Horn
oeak. were in Obion Monday shopping.
Mrs. Ida Roosevelt, OF Mobile, Ala,
S the guest of her niece, Mrs. l.. G.
Moffat, this week.
j. w. and John Speight, of Dyers-
BURG, and Lonzo Speight, of Memphis,
we're the guests of j. H. Starnes and |
wife Sunday
Mrs. T. B. Moffat, of Rives, is the
,uest OF her son, l.. G. Moffat.
Talmage Camp, of Dangerfield, Tex,
S visiting his uncle, J. Fl. Starnes, and
S thinking OF entering school here.
Mrs. w. NJ. Lanier, of Newbern. spent
sunday with Mrs. J. III. Starnes.
Miss Frances Chiles, who is attend
ng the Draughon Business College in
Union City, spent Saturday and Sun
lay at home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Talmage Cunningham,
# near town, are the proud parents of
fine boy, which was born last Friday
light.
Miss Amy Ward was the guest of rela-
ives here Saturday and Sunday
Misses Winnie Burton, Daisy Threl-
.eld May Luker, Messrs. w. L. Shell
on Aud Holt, Sam Luker, Eve Bur
len, Alvin Burden and d. B. Strain at
ended the Obion County Singing Con-
ention at Shady Grove last week.
w. c. Hamilton, little daughter and
lister, Miss Beatrice, have returned from
yorkville, where they have been for the
asst few weeks on account Of the illness
I one of Mr.. Hamilton's children, who
reported better.
Capt. VIM. II. wild Bid Evans lee
ured at the Obion Opera House here
ast Monday night. His subject was,
Things Handed Out, Wise and Other
Often Otherwise. I" Capt.
vans is one Of the best lecturers in the
ntire country, and should have been
reeted by much larger audience than {
be one which greeted him here.
Joe +. Green, aged about 50 years, !
led at his home in Glass last Saturday /
fternoon Of paralysis. Mr.. Green came
, Obion County about fifteen years ago