The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1912-09-20
RINES.

i I. c. Callicott and wife were in towr
Monday.
/ E. c. Bolts, of Paducah, KY, was
down Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Stirling visited il
Union City the first of the week.
DR.. Smith, en- route to Nashville, was
visitor in our town the past week.
Mrs. Ernest Askew, of Helena, Ark,
was a recent guest of Mrs. E. H. White.
Mrs. Dave Woody, of North Rives,
also Mrs. Tom Fisher, are on the sick
list.
The Pleasant Hill Missionary Society
this week met in town with Mrs. Joel
Shore.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Bittick, of Mem
phis, are guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Hol-
land Bittick.
Messrs. R. L. Harper, Hubert Shore
and R. L. Phebus have returned from
the markets.
Mayor Mcneil, Miss Eudora McCaw
and the Misses Clemmons were late Wis,
itors to Union City,
Mr.. and Mrs. Calvin McCaw, of Union
City, were weekend guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Jas. McCaw on Quality street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Luther Whiteside, of
Fulton, were guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
w. P. Morris several days this week.
Misses Hazel and nellie Dickey, of
Corinth, Miss, guests of Mrs. Jane
Diekey and other relatives, returned
home Monday.
Messrs. Moss and Tom Fisher, called
to the bedside of brother at Column
bus, have returned home. Their brother
is convalesclng.
Mrs. I. P. Callicott accompanied her
mother, Mrs. Clemmons, to her home
in Martin. Mrs. Clemmons is in feeble
health, we are sorry to hear.
j. G. Spikes is at home from two
weeks visit to his daughter, Miss Ida,
1t Hulburt, Okla. While there Mr..
spikes was also guest of J. G. Gardner.
Sabbath morning and evening Rev.
{. H. Thomas, of Newbern, will fill his
appointments here. 1t is with poignant
egret this congregation gave up Rev.
thomas.
Mrs. Knox Harper and daughter, Miss
Ruth, leave Saturday for ten days stay
It Dawson Springs. They accompany
Irs. Walter Howell and daughter, of
Union City. /,
The Rives Chronicle is no more.
Ionday the Editor, Mr.. Tyers, who s
1on numbers of friends while here,
moved his printing plant to the hust-
ing town of Alamo.
Monday we are expecting the army E
f county teachers and other dignitaries I
yer the State, also numbers of pupils. ]
he Mayor and school directors are 7
making the best arrangements possible I
Dr. their reception. a
B. ]. Wade and Horace Wade have +
the farm of Mrs. Jane Dickey.
his is fine piece of land, the soil be-
lg very deep, and with the expenditure
f several hundred dollars in thing will =
e IN tip-top shape. Owing to the age =
Mrs. Dickey her children are mov-
lg her to town, where she will have
etter church and social advantages. 9
Rev. Burroughs, student of Bethel 7
ollege, has accepted a call of the Cum ),
arland Presbyterian Session to take !,
large of this pastorate. There has =
cen considerable difficulty on both \
des to make this arrangement Rev.
two Sabbaths of each IL
ionth, breaches in Troy, the fourth O.
unday, which is also the G. P. day b
ere, being one of these. Only on the q
rst Sunday could this minister come Sc
ere, and as we already have two pull NJ
its occupied on that day, the session il
riously deliberated the installing of a.
lstor for the first Sunday. Only re- Fl
ntly friend who has been living here sr
year or more remarked that the cor II
.niality of the different churches here
one another was very marked, so Sc
UGH so that it was not easy to tell as nj
church affiliaments. This is as it cl
ould be, for though we may travel ia
: different routes, we must enter the III
me gate and in the end be associates. til
New Garage. o
Mr. Claude Andrews has leased from !,
ldge w. H. Swiggart a new building