The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1914-02-06


and T. P. Palmer were in Union City
Monday.
Mr.. Dan Holloway has moved his
family to the w. L. Clemmons farm
Just south OF town. Mr.. Hurley, OF
north Rives, has moved into the resi-
dence on Caldwell avenue formerly oc-
cupied by Mr.. Holloway.
This district was we'll represented in
Union City Monday. The doctor, the
preacher, the peddler and the tinker
were all there.
Mr.. Griff Hogan has moved his fam
lily into north Rives instead of on Par
sonage Row as reported last week.
Miss Martha Wade spent the greater
part OF the past week in the Bluff City,
guest OF her sister, Mrs. E. P. Lindsay.
Mrs. E. I. Mitchell is just home from
a several days visit with Mrs. George
Nolen in Obion.
Owing to the illness Of member the
social meeting planned for the 18th
inst. has been abandoned by the local
w. G. I. u.
DR.. j. S. Anderson now occupies office
rooms in the Stirling grocery building.
We are indebted to Mrs. G. G.. Jordan,
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Of Bunnell, Fla, for a copy OF the first
issue Of THE Florida Good News, "
published by the State w. G. 7. U. and
very ably edited by the State president,
Miss Winnie Neal, in Jacksonville. An
item Of especial interest to our local
union is that Mrs. Jordan, only recently
moved to the Peninsular State, is char
ter member of w. G. I. U. at Bum
nell of twelve members and is also cor
responding secretary of the Union.
Truly by their white ribbons We shall
know them.
The first of the week Mrs. Gentry
Reynolds, of Kenton, spent the few
days with her daughter, Mrs. Knox
Harper.
The l. G. Railroad is double tracking
from Gibbs to Dyersburg, a distance OF
thirty-six miles, more or less. The new
track will not take the straight cohrse
as surveyed several years back but will
parallel the main track. This course
meets with the approval of those whose
property would have been condemned
if the straight cut had been made. The
approximate cost of the new track will
be 500, 900 per mile.
The sudden death by heart failure OF
Mrs. Mandy Forester, of the Pleasant
Hill neighborhood, Thursday night was
shock to her relatives and numerous
friends. Mrs. Forester prepared sup
per and retired in seemingly good health.
She awakened almost speechless and
was dead before Uncle Gentry, her hus-
band, could call anyone in. Aunt
Mandy" as she was Familiarity known,
for a quarter of century, had been a
member OF the Christian Church. She
was the mother OF ten children, nine
Of whom are living and all married but
one. The remains rest in the Pleasant
Hill Cemetery.
Mesdames L. B. Moffat and 0. Fl,
Clemmons have returned from very
pleasant visit with relatives in Charles
ton, Mo.
B.J. Wade is spending few weeks in
the balmy climate Of Florida.
The Right Honorable 7. J. Bonner
has returned from the recent conclavt
Of Masons in Nashville and reports ar
extra large attendance, estimated above
a thousand. Mr.. Bonner is now the
lSupreme Grand Master Of the State
thereby acquiring numerous honors anc
perquisites. AS per custom, a large oil
lpainting OF cur townsman will be added
to the treasurers OF the Masonic Hall
Mr.. Bonner also by his recent Office
wears handsome diamond emblem
ring, precedent set several years pas
by Grand Master who donated this
elegant ring to the order to be always
worn by ruling Grand Masters.
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