The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1915-09-10
RIVES.

S. B. Hays
Walter B. Caldwell comes in Sal
urday for ten days visit with hi
parents, Mr.. and Mrs j. w. Cald
, well, before returning to Wander
bilt.
Mr.. and Mrs Pybas Rogers, o
Troy, and Mr.. and Mrs. Calvin Nc
Cav, of Union City, were week-en,
visitors in the home of James Nc
Cav.
Mrs. Walter McCord was UP Mon
day. placing her son, J. c., in school
4 Mr.. and Mrs. Selma Harris ant
Miss Rebecca McKinnis were here
Sabbath.
! The beautiful home of Mr.. Walter
Warren is rapidly being finished in
side and out, and makes a fine ad
for a corn-fed district.
The farmers are again very busy
since the weather conditions i'm
proved. o. III. Clemmons is saving
hay, while others are making sor-
ghum or hulling clover seed. Road
making is also noticably being exc
cuted: The road leading due west
out of town had about metamor-
phosed into water highway, but
patience brings reward and your
turn may come next-for piece of
the good road building.
The school opened Monday with
an enrolment of 108. We feel
sure this number will increase, some
being out on account of sickness.
The attendance of visitors broke the
record. Three minister were pres
ent, Revs. Oates, who is conducting
the tent meeting, made a splendid
address. Excellent talks were made
by Hon. T. J. Bonner, Prof S. B.
Hays and Rev. w. O. Weir. The
latter also conducted the devotional
exercises.
Mrs. Laura Hutcherson, here
few days of the past week, is visit
ing near Obion, guest of Mrs. Hugh
Mr.. Luther Moffat motored over
from Obion with his family Sab
bath for church services. Miss Sal
lie Reeves was also of the party.
Miss Aletha Bonner and Miss May
Ward attended to some shopping in
Union City Tuesday.
Dr.. T. P. Callicott was over in
he county seat Monday looking af-
,er his interests as applicant for the
office OF county physician. DR.. CAL
icott has had considerable exper-
ence with contagious disease, there
ore can ably fill the position.
Mr. and Mrs. Mcneil, of Gurley,
Ala., are here for a two weeks visit
With their son, Mayor Mcneil.
Our people are approaching the
illustration of Rev. J. L. Oates, of
-orkville, South Carolina. Mr.. Oates
as a splendid delivery and an en-
hattie force in expounding his sub
scts that drive the nail home.
The local w. c. T. u Wednesday II
last week was hostess to the coun-
, organization in convention. With
lie exceptions of regret coming from
bion and Troy the delegates were
rye. There is mistaken idea that
lily members can attend these gath III
ings unless by special invitation
ne slogan of the w. c. T. U. is
Agitate, educate and organize"
Miss Bonnie Fox, of Obion, was
er this week arranging for a class
music. Miss Fox finished music
Boston Conservatory and comes
Ill recommended.
Number Seven union was over for III
e w. G. T. U. convention and cap
red the highest office, Mrs. Floy "
rter being unanimously elected I
president.
Mrs. Nan Moffat has come in home 90
IN Obion.
Students from Number Seven en-
ing High School here Monday
re James Carter and sister, Leila
", Lurline Burlington, Wade
ipp and sister, Ida, Archie Phil an
MI
Ha
J. S. Bean, well known resident ~,
this district some fifteen years,
! an ex-Confederate soldier, is
iously ill at his residence in north ou
yes. Immediate relatives out of vi
Vn have been called in.
Mss Eleanora Bryan, of Number
ZEN, was over Monday putting her
lie brother, Mike, and sister, Kath-
a, in school. ne'
We notice some very fine lumber D.,
ng hauled out for the new bunga-
home of Justice of the Peace
Albert Howard. D.,
Iedona Bonner and family came sne
Saturday for a ten days visit with Ma
/. and Mrs. T. ]. Bonner. 4
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