The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1912-05-03
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E. c. Bolts. Of 0bion. was in town
Friday
Little Miss Mary Cummings is con
valescing Of measles.
Mrs Luke Hovis is spending part o.
the week in Hickman
Prof. Reynolds, Of Medina, visited
here Monday and Tuesday.
Mrs. Ethel Posey, Of Union City, is
the guest Of Mrs. Lon Wright.
Mrs. Walter MCGOWAN and children,
Of Cairo, are here with relatives.
Mrs. Connie Dyer, Of Union City, was
a recent guest OF Mrs. Ernest Byrd. :
Mrs. J. w. Thorne and Miss Thorne
we're mid-week shoppers to Union City.
o. H. Clemmons and S. B. Hays and
family were Saturday visitors to Union
City.
DR.. E. H. White is in Chicago at
tending meet Of surgeons and physi-
clans.
Miss Maggie Hutcherson. Of Gle
burne, Tex, is ths guest Of Mrs. Laura
Hutcherson.
Mr.. Caesar Palmer, of Number Thir-
teen, visited relatives south of town Mon
day and Tuesday.
The Misses LittIeton, of Union City,
were Sabbath guests OF the Misses Glenn
mons on Quality street.
w. l.. Clemmons had the misfortune
to step on a nail. The wound has been
lanced and speedy recovery is expected.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Carter are at
home from an extended visit torelatives
in Terra Haute and other Indiana points.
Miss Florence Bolts has returned from
a weekend visit to Sharon. Miss Bolts
was guest of Miss Bondurant, a former
associate at Henderson College.
Thursday Of last week, the 25th,
Mr. and Mrs. Dave Woody entertained
with dining in honor of their eldest
sons, Claude, twenty-frst birthday.
Mr.. Austin Carter, recently OF Pensa-
cola, Florida, but now stationed in Nash
vile, was weekend guest Of his pa
rents, Mr.. and Mrs. Will Y. Carter.
The ladies OF the Pleasant Hill o. r.
Church in their last meeting disbursed
$15; $40 to the Hickman flood sufferers
and donation of SIS to the "Woman's
Board.
Rev. f. P. Lindsay and j. III. Me-
Cav left Tuesday for New Albany, Miss,
where the Presbytery of the Associated
Reformed Presbyterian Church is in
session.
The Harper Valley school closes this
week. "A patron tells us Miss Petty has
given entire satisfaction and has ac-
cepted the school for the fall and winter
sessions.
The cue is keep off the walks. "
The nearing completion OF the brick
house and other numerous inn
provements may give us kindlier
criticism from the travelling public.
We are reliably informed that the
Union Hotel, T. B. Fisher, proprietor,
Isl enjoying an unprecedented patronage.
Since the taking over OF this hotel in
February fifteen hundred guests have
been received while others have had TO
seek elsewhere for want 81 room.
The local w. G. Il US. are indeed
Of the audience out Mon-
day evening to hear Mrs. Leila Stratton.
AS a splendid national lecturer, Mrs.
Stratton added to her laureIs here. For
more than an hour Mrs. Stfatton in
formally entertained and instructed her
audience along lines Of reform and pro-
thought. The Rives Quartetto,
Of which we are justly proud, gave
several appropriate numbers.
Owing to incement weather we had
40 services Sabbath evening. Sabbath
morning Rev. Thomas seemed TO APP
his large audience by giving
one OF his master sermons on Sacred
Vows. 4 Rev. Thomas styles So force
full, yet quiet and restful, giving us a
relaxation so much needed after six days
Of work that Il any come To Scot"