The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1914-07-17
RIVEs.

The drouth is yet unbroken.
Rye futures are being taken freely.
Misses Ida Spikes and Sarah Taylor
are visiting in Number Seven.
TIC. Callicott is taking the water anC
baths at Dawson for chronic rheuma.
tism.
A new use for political platforms has
been set by President Wilson in retir.
ing to his summer home during the
suffrage delegation call
Mrs. Dickerson, Of Texas, is guest
this week of Mrs. T. ]. Bonner.
Mrs. Hal Cotton and children are at
home from Covington.
Mrs. Mary Welsh, in bad health for
several years, died Friday morning in
the home of Henry Barker west OF
town. Mrs. Welsh was near 65 years
old at death and in early life placed her
membership in the G. P.-Church. Sat
urday morning funeral services were
conducted in the Pleasant Hill church
by Rev. J. N. Bryson, OF Union City.
Immediate relatives are a son, Ed
Welsh, and two daughters, Mrs. Homer
Craver and Mrs. Joe Thomson, and a
sister, Mrs. w. P. Morris.
Mesdames Ike Carter and Calhoun,
of Blytheville, Ark, are guests of Mrs.
Ora Pyles.
Hiss Sadie Fry, Of Fulton, is the
guest of Miss Hattie Mai Clemmons.
Mr.. and Mrs. Craver and the Misses
Tidrow, of Obion, were weekend guests
Of Mrs. Henry Barker.
That the Federation of Women s
Clubs. in their recent Chicago biennial
meet, declared for woman suffrage is
said to be the largest wedge yet entered.
Sheriff. Clemmons, of st. Louis, is
at home for vacation.
Miss Ellen Guy is recovering from an
attack Of bilious fever.
DR.. E. H. White has been afflicted
with asthma for several days.
Prof, and Mrs. S. B. Hays and chill
dren spent Monday in Union City.
]. D. Palmer, Of Union City, was a
"Wednesday guest of DIR. Palmer.
o. Fl. Clemmons made trip to Cairo
Wednesday. Mr.. Clemmons accom-
panied his daughter, Miss Mildred, who
goes to Charleston, Mo-, for an extend
ed visit with her aunt, Mrs. Jennie Lat
inner.
Mrs. ]. w. Thorne and daughter, Miss
Pauline, we're in Union City Wednes-
day shopping.
Paul Newton, Of Cairo, has been in
town several days on important bust
ness.
Misses Hattie Mai and Minnie Starnes
we're in town Wednesday.
Mrs. Hubert Shore visited in Union
City Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Knox Harper received
some ten couples of their friends We'd
nesday afternoon late. Near 6 O'Clock
an inviting repast was served on the
lawn a Ia Gypsy:
Our union tent meeting begins the
fourth Sabbath morning, only few
days off now. Rev. w. 7. Logan, of
Wister, Okla, minister Of the Cum.
berland Presbyterian denomination and
a revivalst Of wide renown, will con-
duct the services with Mr.. Stockton,
leader OF the choir service. Rev. Logan
aud Mr.. Stockton will arrive Friday,
the oath, and desire singers from all
denominations to congregate at the tent
Friday at 1880 p. m, for choir practice.
We have new tent which will be placed
back of the @. z. Church. Make your
arrangements to come and be benefited
by gospel service and song.
The regular July meeting Of the w.
G. T. U. will be reserved as red letter
aud social day by spending the day pic
A short l.. L. L. program has
been arranged for morning hour. The
Buds OF Promise and the Troy union
are invited guests.
Wednesday Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Harris,
accompanied by their sister, Missile Har-
ris, motored through to their home in
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