The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1914-04-24
RIvEs.

City, we're Sabbath visitors Of Mrs. MAG
Harris south Of town.
Mrs. I. P. Callicott spent the latter
part Of the past week with relatives in
Martin.
Mr. TiIlman Ship and mother, Of the
Maple Grove neighborho ID, were Sab
bath guests Of Mrs. Dora Petty.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Harris and Mr.. and
Mrs. Walter McCord, Of Union City
vicinity, we're here Sabbath afternoon.
Mr.. CULLEN, Of Obion, has taken over
the Green Hotel Most OF the Furnish
ings are new. Dir. CULLEN and family
come into our midst well recommended.
The hog cholera serum is being given
fair trial in this section. Mayor Me-
Neil inoculated go head Saturday for
b. j. Wade and lao Monday on the
same farm. The latter were inoculated
in three hours and forty-fiye minutes,
making the undertaking automatic.
Mr.. shamro, the !. G. right-of-way
man, was finishing up numbers Of con-
tracts for land rights here this week.
Rev. C. b. Pace, OF Trimble, will fill
his appointment at the G. 2. Church
Sabbath. The missionary society will
meet Monday afternoon with Mrs. w.
A. Nall.
W.. Caldwell went over to Nashville
Tuesday for the Independent Demo-
cratic Convention and to be with his
son, w. b. Caldwell. at Vanderbilt.
Mrs. sallie Wilson, Of Memphis, is
the guest OF Mrs. j. w. Thorne
Mrs. EN- Stultz is visiting friends in
Dyer.
The faculty OF our school is re-elect-
ed as follows Prof. S. B. Hays,
principal; Miss Sadie Fry, assistant;
Miss Leslie Shore, primary. Another
teacher, Mrs. S. B. Hays, has been add
ed to take care OF overflow classes. The
attendance since the holidays has gone
forward by leaps and bounds. Two
prime reasons OF this are our recognized
curriculum, both as to breadth and
thoroughuess, and the compulsory at
tendance law.
The college building committee, COM
posed OF Mayor w. A. Mcneil, chair
man, Herbert Shore, treasurer, and r.
L. Harper, are this week looking over
some OF the new school buildings in
Shelby County.
An interesting debate comes off at
Vanderbilt in few days among the
freshmen. The subject is, Should the
United States Intervene in Mexico?"
MIR. w. B. Caldwell, Of this locality, Isl
on the affirmative. Since the war cloud
hangs so heavily Just now, we predict
debate Of brain-storm among the uui-
yersity freshmen. The faculty will prob
ably think Mexico has invaded the cap
itol city or vice-versa.
The grades have come in from Wash
ington and Mr.. Herbert Shore is now
postmaster. The office will be moved
into The old hardware building.
Those seriously i'll are Miss Sarah Ag-
new, studept, living north Of town.
Miss Agnew is very low with pneumonia.
w. P. Morris, Of the Pleasant Hill neigh
borhood, widely known over the pseu-
donym Of John Barley" is afflicted
with fever.
The B. d. SC met with Miss Thorhe
Tuesday afternoon with nine members
present. A very pleasant time is re-
ported.
BY class decision OF draw for COM
mencement honors, Miss Erma Pruett
is salutitorian and John f. Clemmons
valedictorian.
Mr.. and Mrs. Orie Brown are enter
tanning brand new daughter, only
few days old.
H. A. Yam attended to business in
Kentucky the first OF the week.
Messrs. Joel Shore, G. F. Bolts, w.
A. Mcneil, Jerry Spikes and DR.. E. H.
White have combined TO put in an extra
deep well to furnish water conveniences
for their homes.
Miss Pauline Thorne was shopping in
Union City Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Luther Moffat, OF Obitln,
we're here Sabbath, guests OF Mr.. AID
Mrs. Oscar Clemmons.
Mr.. Will starnes and daughter. Miss
Minnie, visited relatives in 0bicn Sum
day.