The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1914-07-10
RIVES.

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| Ice cream supper Friday night. Come.
Mr.. and Mrs. Calvin McCaw and son,
of Union City, were Sabbath guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. Hal Cotton.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Clemmons and
children, of Obion, were weekend
guests OF relatives.
Mrs. Evelyn Jones, of Wyngo., KY,
has been here with friends for several
days.
Mr.. Will Starnes is at Dawson Springs
for ten days stay
j. F. Holloway, Ernest Shropshire
and I. P. Palmer, Esquires, attended
court the first of the week.
Road Commissioner Henry Tune was
a business visitor to Union City Mon
day.
Preston Shore and the Misses Glenn
mons, OF West Quality street, with
some Union City friends, motored to
Hickman on the Fourth.
Mrs. g. F. Bolts, Mr.. and Mrs. Sher-
man, Mr. and Mrs. Hillman, Mr.. and
Mrs. Voodry and son, Misses Florence
Bolts, Bess Harper, Ida Spikes, Eunice
Shore and Messrs. Atwood, Cramer and
Claude Bolts, with hampers of good
things to eat and large order OF iced
goods from Dahnke's, went down by
train to Carter's Pond on the Fourth,
returning on same train at night. A
glorious time reported.
Mrs. Johnny Head, who withstood an
operation some ten days past, is rapidly
convalescing.
The l. G. railway tank near the depot
will be moved to Obion. To the people
driving by the gasoline engine, which
was a source of much fright to horses,
it is heralded news. 1t is said the pipe
to the well will be left and that resi-
dents in north Rives will still have the
benefit of deep water.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Harris and son,
Traylor, motored down from Waverly
the first of the week and are guests OF
Mrs. Mag Harris south of town.
Mesdames o. H. Clemmons, j. F.
Holloway and Miss Flo Tune visited in
Union City Friday.
DIR. j. S.Adkerson is on the sick list.
A party of some twenty-five enjoyed
days outing Saturday on the river.
All kinds of good things were spread
out at noon. The following we're pres
ent; Mr. Hugh Harris and family, OF
Union City; Knox Harper and family,
w. E. Agnew and family, McAdoo and
Will G. Harris, Mrs. Mag Harris and
their households, and Miss Gennie
Palmer and Max Phebus. The most
of the gentlemen of the party fished
Friday night and attended to barbecu-
ing of meat.
The ladies of the A. r. P. Mission
airy Society are giving an ice cream
supper Friday evening, the 10th, in the
church yard. Some very extensive
Improvements are in progress on the
church and yard that will add much to
the value of this property.
The families of Will and Fount Hol-
loway, o. III, Clemmons and Henry |
Tune spent Saturday on the river. Mrs. |
K. w. Osborne, of Number Ten, sister |
OF Mrs. Tune, and children were also
in the crowd.
Mrs. 7. P. Callicott and Miss Jessie
Callcott spent the holiday with relatives
in Martin.
Mrs. Edward Scoggins and Miss Cal
lie Burns are at Dawson this week.
Miss Florence Bolts leaves Tuesday
for months recreative trip through
Virginia, visiting in Old Point Comfort,
Crewe and Norfolk. While at Crewe
Miss Bolts will be the guest Of Miss
Chloris Wilson, who, during Miss Bolts
stay, gives house party at their sum
mer cottage on Virginia Beach.
Mrs. Wallace gives us the news OF the
marriage on the first Of her grand
Miss Myrtle Bond, of Vim
cennes, ILL.,, to Mr.. Russell G. Holcomb,
OF the same town. Miss Bond formerly
resided here.
While numbers of car citizens spent
the Fourth out of town, two country
young men came in pretty well tanked
up to celebrate and paint things red,
succeeding so we'll that one got out of
town on a very moderate fine for the
ten dollars. The other young
man resisted arrest, severely wounding
Marshal Bradley in the mouth. Mayor
Mcneil happened up at the knock -out,
took the billie from the unresisting hand
of Mr.. Bradley and lodged the offender
IN the calaboose. Mr.. Finch came down
and carried him to Union City.
Read The Commercial this morning
Ind feel prime for the ice cream supper
,o-night in A. r. p. Church yard.
Hon. I. ]. Bonner and daughter,