The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1915-06-25
RIVES.

M Ed.
= Lee Dickey, of Corinth, Miss, wa
here over Sunday with his mother.
. Miss Dora Callicott, of Union City
t spent the week END with homefolks a
r Pleasant Hill.
Johnny Dickey and son, David, o
Grafton, Texas, are here, guests OF Mrs
Jane Dickey, who, we are grieved to say
continues i'll.
Miss Lillian Clemmons visited in I'm
ion City the past week.
Mrs. Knox Harper and children will
spend the weekend in Kenton.
Milton Callicott, of the famous
Vaughn Quartette, is here few days
with his children.
Owing to sickness of friends, DR.. and
Mrs. E. H. White will delay for few
days their departure on trip through
the West to the Golden Gate.
Rev. J. B, Oakley, OF Kenton, will
be over Sunday to fill his regular ap-
pointments, morning and evening.
John Rich, M. D., of Waggoner,
Okla, is here at the bedside of his
aunt, Mrs. Jane Dickey.
Mrs. Jas. McLeskey, of Union City,
was welcome visitor in town Sunday.
Lee Quinn, of Union City, spent sew
eral days this woek with Khem Palmer
Mr., and Mrs. Pybas Rogers, Mr.. and
Mrs. John. Moffatt, of Troy, and Mr..
and Mrs. Calvin McCaw, of Union City,
were recent visitors of Mr.. and Mrs.
JAS McCaw.
Herbert Shore and family attended
services at Pleasant Hill Sabbath, tax
ing dinner in the home of Ira Shore.
Mrs. Wyley Perry was in town Mon
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Mcdonald of
Obion, were up the first Of the week.
The G, P. Missionary Society meets
Monday afternoon with the president,
Mrs. r. L. Phebus. Subject, THE
Child at School" Subjects given out
are: Education of Girls in Persia"
Mrs. Gus Callicott; Educating the
Future Mother" Mrs. Ed Houser;
Early Marriages Barrier to Educa-
ton" Mrs. R. L. Harper.
Our people report the fourth annual
return of the Redpath Chautauqua to
be the best, not dull number on the
entire program. We are happy to get
a comeback in 1916.
Little Margaret Thorne is convalesc-
ing malarial fever.
Polk Clemmons, of Tamo, Ark, is
here spending the summer with rela-
tives.
]. S. Bean and family have come in
from a months stay in Jackson as
guests of Mrs. Eugene Stovall.
Visitors in the county site Tuesday
we're Mesdames T. j. Bonner, W. V.
Carter, Monroe MCGOWAN, Jas. Scog.
gins and Misses Martha Wade and
Aletha Bonner.
The younger set of Pleasant Hill en-
Monday evening on the lovely
avn of Ed McAlister in honor of Miss
Bonnie Merritt, of TlptonviIle, and Mr..
'anky Callicott, of Prescott, Ark. Ice $
'ream and cake was beautifully served
throughout the evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Agnew, Mr.. and S
Mrs. Roscoe Kitchell and Miss Ellen
iuy were some of our people attending y
he Alice Nielsen night of the Chau-
auqua. b
Through our Legislature the State
'oard of Health is making rapid prog G
eSs for conservation of health. A o
ormer statute on vital statistics was
ar reaching, while the Call bill, signed t,
y Governor Rye in April, called bill b
10. 1856" stating that physicians shall '
AXE specific precaution for prevention v
[ blindness in infants, fills long need il
j want. Il
Where are the faithful old ex-slaves? e
asst, very fast, are they passing to their D
sward. A few days since we saw a ei
lodel specimen standing by the sick d
ed Of his last owner before emancipa- n
on. This old darkey, Sol Fowlkes, IL