The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1915-09-24
RIvES.

Mrs. Jas. Scoggins, Mrs. Earl Bry-
son and Mr.. and Mrs. Mel Smith went
over TO Union City Wednesday shop
ping.
Mrs. Ora Brown is in Nashville for a
few days.
The fall equinoxial rains began Satur-
day with heavy downpour, followed
Monday by two inch deluge.
Mesdames 7. P. Callicott, Moss Fisher,
Jerry Spikes, Geo. Bolts and T. A. Cum
mings and Miss Jessie Callicott spent
Wednesday in the county seat shop
ping.
The Bryson home in Moore addition
is being enlarged and otherwise inn
proved.
Mrs. Leslie Shore is spending the
week lend with relatives at Glass.
Mrs. Allan Wade, of Rome, Ga, is
here for months visit with relatives.
Since Saturday Master William Orr,
Jr., is permanently domiciled in Rev.
and Mrs. w. o. Weir's heart and home.
Adolphus Thorne and family left Sat
urday for Midland, Texas, to locate.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. ]. Powell, of Chi
cage, were recent guests of Hon. and
Mrs. T. j. Bonner.
Miss Bonnie Fox, of Obion, we un-
derstand, begins her work here the first
of October as musical instructor.
The faculty will receive patrons and
friends of the school Friday afternoon
at half-past two. The Parent-Teachers
Circle will be reorganized, with whirl-
wind campaign that every patron be-
come a member of this social feature
of the school, We have the building
and cooperative faculty. Are you
interested to attend these, end-of-the.
month programs and make for success
Of school plans.
r. L. Harper went down to Dyer
Wednesday to attend Obion Presbytery
of the G. P. Church which convene;
nearby, at Mount Olive.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. T. Mitchell are at
tending the State Fair. While away
they will also visit relatives at Columbia
Mr.. and Mrs. Moss Fisher were week
end visitors of Mr.. Fishers parents ir
Columbus, KY.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Byrd visited in
Paducah the first of the week, Mr.
Byrd seeks the services of an eye special
list for wound of several month s stand
ing.
AS October l, red letter day in thu
public schools, to be known as Library
Day, comes SO early after Health Day
the Oath inst, they will be combined
and form the greater part of to-day
(Friday) afternoon program. Our ply
sicians have been invited to give talks
along the lines of health. Miss Fo1
comes up especially from Obion to at
tend and will give several piano inter
pretations. Library conditions will be
discussed.
Rev. Burgess Cunningham Sabbath
morning begins his years work with
the G. P. Church. In the evening Rev.
Cunningham has graciously given way
for the Missionary Society program.
Mesdames T. P Callicott, w. ]. Cald-
we'll and Moss Fisher will attend the
34th annual session of the Woman g
Christian Temperance Union in conven-
ton at Martin October IA as delegates.
Other members and delegates will 60
over to Martin for part of the program.
Mr.. Hopper, of Mason Hall, has
moved into the Warren residence in
Moore addition.
Lee Wade has lately put in, deep
we'll, reaching water at 1877 feet. The
water stands more than 80 feet in the
pipe and is soft.
w. E. Shropshire, as commission fruit
merchant, is handling large quantities
of luscious red and golden apples and
pears by the wagon load. Three wagon
loads of apples, with side boards on,
we're reported brought in from the
Hauser farm Tuesday.