The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1911-07-28

Miss Obion Fox, two prominent young
people Of near Obion.
]. w. Burney has moved his Office to
one door south of the Old National
Bank. up stairs.
7. j. Latimer, Rev. ]. H. Zwingle,
Mrs. John r. George and Miss Kate
Flack went to Troy yesterday and at
tended the tent meeting.
Mr.. Harry Morton, who has been To-
Gated for fome time in the South and
West, was visitor with his mother and
sisters in the city this week.
J. V. Beard, of Obion, is in the city
interviewing the real estate merchants.
He will buy residence and locate in
Union City, so he informs us.
Children's Day will be observed Sun
day at the Methodist Church. A very
beautiful and interesting program for
the little tots is being prepared.
Mr. Claude Magness and Miss Eunice
Jones, of Oakton, KY, were married in
the County Clerks office last Wednes-
day, Esq. H. S. Sacra officiating.
Mr.. and Mrs, S. G. Hunsaker, who
sold their home in Union City few
weeks ago, will soon locate in Albany,
Ca, where they have new home.
VIZ. MassengiIl has just finished the
handsome porches on the DR.. Miles
home, and has begun to remodel the
DR.. Pearce home on South Third street.
Willis Holman's condition is reported
much improved and it is expected he
will be able to return from Cairo at an
early date He is still at the hospital.
Mrs. J. A. Whipple, who is in Weav-
eville, N. c., is reported to be rapidly
improving, which is very interesting
news to the many friends OF the lady in
Union City.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. E. Haskins have re-
turned from vacation visit to Brink
ley, Ark, and Ridgely, Tenn, and are
back at their places in R. I. Curlin's
Try goods house.
4. X. White, Hunter Elan and John
Sanders saw the game at Fulton Wed
iesday between Harrisburg and Fulton.
Dr.. Mailing, returning from a profess
ional visit to Cairo, came home with
hem.
Mr.. Rolly Robinson, OF the vicinity
# Troy, was here this week under the
reatment of DIR. Mailing for trouble
ffecting his head. Mr.. Robinson is
me OF the well known farmers OF Num-
er Six and a mighty clever citizen.
Col. Matt Campbell, one of the sub
tantial citizens of Number Fifteen, liv-
! 0bion, is in the city looking for a
esidence. He will purchase nice
ONE and will soon be a citizen Of Union
ity Plenty room for such excellent .
tizens
I, p Stone, well known citizen of
ulaski, Tenn, is in the city arranging
II an auction sale of horesto take place
Calhoun's stable in the city to-mor- o
Nv at | O'Clock Mr.. Stone has a lot I
good mares weighing from ZOO to
200 pounds and guarantees.to sell ev- e.
y one Of the animals he puts up. Mr.. i
one represents the well known firm Of
rise dealers, Stone, Porter & White. Al
Mr.. H Cohen, Of Nashville, was in the X
y week looking for location for g
y goods store. Mr.. Cohen is a whole
e merchant doing business ON Mar at
I Square, and if he opens in Union or
Iy will have partner, who viii be in h,
charge The Commercial
d the Business Mems Club invite W
pital and enterprise and Mr.. Cohen NJ
\ receive the kindest treatment here y
Mrs. F. w Preston, who was operated i'd
on a few weeks ago, has recovered
m the treatment, but is now confined M
her room with severe attack OF a
rvous prostration, from which her tn
ength is returning very slowly. The vi,
my friends in the city trust that il wi
'sible she will soon be revived, at any
e that her recovery will be sure and 40
manent, and that she will beup and IA
good health again. -
| call for $50 brings the coal wapn. $40