The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1912-04-05
OBION.

years conducted a general store % Lane
has purchased a large mercantile bust
ness from N. Peel, At Rutherford.
Tenn, and assumed charge Of same
April l.
Prof. A. G. Freed, of Henderson,
Tenn. will preach at the Christian
church the third Sunday in this month,
both morning and evening
E. s. Beeler, prominent farmer Of
fthe Zion neighborhood, died early sun
day morning at a hotel in Dawson
Springs, KY, Of dropsy. Mr.. Beeler
had been in Dawson Springs about two
weeks and was thought to be getting
along nicely, when early Sunday morn
/ ing his son, Hugh, who was With him,
got up and found him dead. Mr..
Beeler would have been ~ years old
April 1. Interment was made in the
Zion cemetery late Monday afternoon.
Three sons, Alpheus, John and Hugh
Beeler, survive.
Enloe Chiles, wife and baby, OF I'M
ion City. visited relatives in the city the
first Of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. H. Stone, OF Fulton,
were the guests Of Mrs Gordon Baird
Sunday
| J. H. Garrison, of Mason Hall, was
the guest OF relatives here Friday.
Atty. E. ]. Green was in Trimble
Friday on business.
DR.. E. NJ. Long, Of Union City, Wis
tied relatives here Sunday.
Mrs. E. M. Long, Of Union City, is
the guest OF her father, DR.. J. B. Sharp.
! p. D. Hornbeak, Of Hornbeak, was
| in Union City Monday on business.
Mrs. NJ. v. Thomas, Of Trimble,
spent Sunday with friends here.
/ Mrs. G. G. Harvey's children return
ed to their home in Coyington Satur-
day after visit Of several days to Mrs.
A. Wilson.
| Mrs. Carroll Hurt, Of Okolona, Miss,
is the guest Of friends and relatives in
| the city.
Alex Forester, Of Union City, was
the guest Of friends and relatives here
Sunday.
Mrs. Henry Wilson is visiting rela-
tives in Covington this week.
Esq. A. K. Wells, OF Glass, was q
business visitor in Union City Monday.
ID. f. Ashley, who constructed the
concrete sidewalks in Obion last sum
mer and fall, is back in the city, and
as soon as the weather will permit, will
finish his contract, which calls for 9
walk on Broadway out to Bob Fox''
residence.
Bob Harper, popular merchant, O
Rives, was in Obion Sunday.
Mrs. Jas. w. East left Monday fol
Greenville, Tenn, to visit her sister
Mrs. r. G. Emerson.
w. 7. Meacham and Marion Showers
we're in Union City Monday on business
7. 0. Morris was business visitor il
Union City Monday.
1t is said that the Obion River ros'
13 IL inches Monday night.
Uncle Joe Henry Clymer was presen
at the Warren Mcdonald Camp No
1856 u. @. ". meeting at the city hal
in Union City Monday.
w. @. Kelley. engineer in charge Q
II the Obion River drainage work, was il
the city this week
Mrs. A. M. Moultrie is reporte'
II much better this week.
H Last Thursday night the store Of til
w. Fox Shoe Co. was entered by bur
glars, and three suits Of fine clothing
three pairs Of shoes and asuit case wer
stolen. Entrance to the store was gain
ed by breaking the glass in the from
II door.
II Miss Amy Ward left Tuesday fo
Il
II Martin, where she will take specii
teachers course in Hall-Moody Inst
tute.
II Miss Ida Davidson, who has bee
teaching school in Louisiana. returne
to her home at Cloverdale Tuesday.
J Money Back Dandruf Cure.