The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1914-06-26
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for several days. is convalescing.
{ Miss Matte Hughes, Of Columbia,
the guest of Mrs. E. I. Mitchell.
Messrs. Thurman Phebus aud Oil
Penn, OF Number Thirteen and Mum
Der Seven respectively, and familie
we're weekend guests OF Mr. and Mrs
J. w. Thorue.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Harris and son
OF Union City, were recent guests o
Mrs. Margaret Harris, south OF town.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. L. Phebus visited
10 the country Sabbath, guests of G.
w. Stovall.
\ CLANCY Nall and Misses Daisy Nal
and Elizabeth Choate visited in the Crit.
tendon Grove neighborhood Sabbath.
Austin Carter, of Pensacola, Fla, out
on vacation, is spending this week here
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. v.
Carter.
The @. P. Church rally for Greater
Bethel College" has been postponed.
Cothon Bonner, i'll OF fever, was re-
ported improving Tuesday.
Misses Flo and Ava Tune we're guests
the past week of Mrs. Fount Holloway
on Church street.
Prof. and Mrs. S. B. Hays and chill
dren visited relatives ovsr Sunday in
Troy.
Misses Mary Nell and Lois Kitchell
report pleasant visit the past week
with Mrs. Ed Kirkland, Union City.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas Jordan have come
in for the summer from Bunnell, Fla.
A fair trial was given the new Rus
sell thresher of j. w. Thorne Saturday
on the James Harper farm, reporting
for the day the sacking of 1884 bush
els. This wheat was grown on seventy
acres.
Rev. J. B. Oakley, of Jackson, will
occupy the Cumberland Presbyterian
pulpit Sabbath evening.
The Missionary Society meets Mon
day afternoon with Mrs. Eliza Wallace.
Mrs. Wallace, more than four score
years OF age and eldest member, will
be presented with a life membership.
All members urged to attend.
The B. B. @. Club met Tuesday after
noon with Misses Cordie and Annie
May Starns. Most of the members
we're present and two visitors, Misses
Mildred and Margaret Clemmons. The
club meets two weeks hence with the
Misses Tune.
Mr.. Will Starns, i'll some ten days, I
suffered relapse Tuesday.
The wheat market opened with the
languid manner OF II don't care If |
DO or don't"-offering only 724 for
No. 2. In fact, though the farmers
had observed the growth to maturity OF
heir moderate acreage Of wheat, the
ocal mercantile interests were so leth-
lrgic as to have famine OF twine and
Jacks.
With our nuisance act reaching out
or the men higher up, even unto brew
RS out OF the State, and the May-Mott
Anti-Liquor Act of Mississippi upheld !
" the Supreme Court, the dry zone en-
argos. We quote from a letter dated
une 90 from liquor house in Louis !
lille; If Brother Hobson's nation a
ride amendment carries, it means this
BUSINESS is headed for the bow-wows.
A deplorable accident happened to /
ne of our townsmen, M. M. Pentacost, !
aturday morning. Mr.. Pentacost, a 2
scent operator here and now occupy
lg the same position ct Gibbs, was
laking his usual morning run on z
rotor railway car when, unobserved, Y
working string OF cars here, double S
acking, backed upon him, crushing Z
'wer limb, necessitating amputation =
list below the knee. Mr.. Pentocost y
as rushed to the Paducah hospital by 3
,ecial train, his wife accompanying
i'm.
w. B. Caldwell, out from Vanderbilt
18th crew Of twenty-four students cam
lssing bibles, sends in realistic pen pic n
res Of sightseeing through Virginia,
sitting the Natural bridge and Luray pl
ave. In the latter he saw and heard y
usic performed on the natural pipe !"
gan, visited the fish market and veg
able garden in their wonderful imita-
IN OF nature. The beautiful Blue 81
idge Mountains we're commented on ST,
it no mention OF the Trail OF the b
,nesome Pine. Mr.. Caldwell is not !,
the age to find anything lonesome. 4;
ashington City, with splendid guide, az
70 mall awv,lnrad &c v,ao aIar Al ,te.y / er,