The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1914-01-16
RIVES.

RIVES.
Miss Davis Shropshire is still seriously
i'll with complications Of Ia grippe.
Mayor Mcneil was a Monday visitor
to Union City.
John Harris, Of Harper's Valley, was
a business visitor to Union City Mon
day.
w. G. Harris has moved to farm
near Troy. Mr.. Harry Webster now
occupies the Guy place vacated by Mr..
Harris.
The Sabbath morning service at the
A. r. P. Church will be observed as a
Missionary Rally, the subject being,
THE Mission Of the Church." with
specific emphasis on individual inhu-
ence. You are cordially invited to be
present.
The school was pleasantly remem-
bered Monday by visit OF Rev. Cason,
pastor OF the NJ. E. Church.
Miss Jessie Callicott visited in Union
City Monday and Tuesday, guest Of
Mrs. Herman Dietzel, Jr.
Mr.. Moss Fisher has purchased the
property on Church street OF Mr.. Mel
Smith. Mr.. Luther Hardy, an official
Of the l. G. Railroad, has rented the
residence and will soon move his family
in from North Rives
Miss Hattie Mai Clemmons is spend
ing few days il Fulton, guest Of Mrs.
Mike Fry.
Miss Ethel Scott, Of Memphis, was a
guest over Sunday Of Misses Ola Petty
and Glennie Palmer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mel Smith we're bust
ness visitors in Union City Monday.
Messrs. James and Edward Scoggin,
who for several weeks have been with
Contractor Charlie Conn in Tiptonville,
we're at home Sunday.
Mrs. Hugh Mcdonald, Of Obion, is
here with her sister, Mrs. Laura Hutch
erson, who was taken i'll Sunday.
Rev. Burgess Cunningham, of Union
City, made some pastoral calls in this
vicinity Monday.
The w. G. T.. u. meets Thursday
afternoon next week in the home OF the
Misses Guy. A portion Of the program
for National Constitutional Prohibit
lion Amendment Day" will be used.
Come early.
In the election Saturday Mayor w.
A. Mcneil and his former complement
u aldermen we're returned with walk
,ver." There are four important items
IN the improvement budget that we are
anguine this administration will give
is. We have the privilege Of floating
'onds for school building and the sit
lation for a wide-awake town-a rail-
Dad crossing, with plenty Of land val
led at over hundred dollars an acre
D back it. Get busy-build neat cot
ages on your vacant lots, with a few
p-to-date bungalows. Go after some
lctories.. Build a modern school build /
ig in which the children OF this vicin-
" can proftably spend the most Of !
neir waking hours from the age Of six !
) eighteen. There is nothing like a. )
school to build up town. /
his bond issue will in the early spring I
9 put to your vote. Make up your q
lind that the increase in taxes is small
1t the returns in uplift to the town, 9
Icrease in value OF your own property Il
i'll decide you to vote with a big YES.
ext we are out for new depot. Even
reary Willie is more weary from out
De knockers saying they had rather
ait in any place on the globe than in =
lr burg. What calumny. The ma =
rity OF depots are now kept safely san 7
Try by frequent washdown or germi- 7
de- eradicators. These same knockers "
en- complain of our hotel service.
lese complaints are not groundless, =
it can easily be remedied. The first = :.
all be last. and that is our ineffic- =
at telephone service, both in business
ID private phones. We decidedly need 7
man with headquarters here to keep "
e phones in regulation service. To
" a months dues on a dead" phone =
annoying and also makes an item in =
,ur ledger Of total loss. We have Z
and new year before us in which to !
much for our town.