The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1914-08-14
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appendicitis.
Miss Daisy Wall and Miss Elizabeth
Choate have returned from mid-week
visit with relatives in Crockett.
Mrs. Dell Harper and little grand
children. Ruth and Joe Harper, we're in
Thursday shopping.
The beaux and bellies and few out
side guests have been on the lake for
sever days.
Mayor Mcneil reports money in for
the school building, the contract to be
given right away and work to begin
Immediately.
The w. G. I. U. meets Thursday af-
ternoon of next week at three O'Clock
in the NJ. E. Church, Mrs. Ernest Shrop-
shire leading. There will be an election
Of officers for the ensuing year. Dele
gates for the State convention will also
be elected.
Rev. Hamp McLesky, Of Nashville,
begins revival services at Pleasant Hill
Sabbath morning.
The revival came to a close Wednes-
day evening with twenty-six or more
conversions. This is conceded to have
been one OF the best revivals held here
for numbers OF years. The attendance
was fine and the rapt attention was
very noticeable. The song service in
both the choruses, assisted by the con-
gregation, was source of spiritual up
lift.
The G.. f. Bolts bungalow is rapidly
nearing completion, and in its artistic
beauty and appointments will add much
to the town.
Mr.. George Gardner, Of Hubert, Ok
lahoma, is visiting relatives and friends
here.
Miss Hester Ross, of Jackson, was
the guest OF Miss Missile Harris the first
OF the week.
Rev. w. 0. Weir will fill his regular
appointment next Sunday in the Cum
berland Church, as the A. R. P. Church
is being repaired.
Mrs. I. P. Palmer and son, Chillian,
are guests of Mrs. HELEN, at Ridgely.
Miss Pauline Thorne is the house
guest Of her sister, Mrs. Ollie Penn, in
Number Seven.
The protracted meeting commences
at the Christian Church the fourth Sum-
day OF this month by Rev. Lipscomb.
Misses Mabel Warren and Ruth
Moody have returned from a pleasant
visit to friends in Obion.
Mrs. Charlie Payne died Tuesday |
after long Illness. We SYM
pathize with the bereayed family.
Mr.. Felan Kilgore left this week for
where he will enter school.
Miss Mildred Clemmons has returned
after an extended visit to relatives in
Missouri.
Miss Ellen Turner, OF Obion, is the
house guest of Misses Hattie Mai and
Minnie Starnes.
Mrs. Maggie Barker entertained Tues
lay evening in honor OF Miss Ellen
Turner Many amusing games were
played and at late hour delicious re-
were served. All report
Mrs. Barker an excellent hostess.
RIDGELY ITEMS.
The cotton crop is being benefited by
he daily showers. Adjacent to town
,otton is luxuriant and promises fine
lield.
There has been an ease up in the
carcity OF eatables. Wagon loads OF
yatermelons and cantaloupes are COM
ng in. Saturday there was wagon
DAD OF butter beans brought in and
old for two bits for two gallons. Three
lice watermelons can be purchased for
quarter with the possibility OF an ex-
ra one as gift--if you are popular.
Mesdames John McCutcheon, e. M.
Harrington and r. E. HELEN spent the
in Memphis shopping The
'arty motored through and we're the
,ucsts Of J. Il Foster.
A party OF young people spent Satur-
lay evening at Shaw's Park on the
axe. They report a good time for
themselves and also that crowd from
lives we're not by any means having a
ull time. +
The baseball nine from Kicks Mill
'ere over Saturday and gave the local
sam close game. ~
A professional team from Dyersburg
anne over Monday for three days en-
agement with the Ridgely- TiptonviIle v
sam. AT this time we can only report :
le Monday game, which was very close, !