The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1915-05-21
.RIvES.
hat kind OF winter is this?

past week.
Mesdames Spikes, Cummings and
Bradley were in Union City Saturday.
Mrs. Walter MCGOWAN, of Cairo, is
the guest OF her mother, Mrs. Callie
Benton.
Mrs. Holland Bittick, recovering from
aserious malarial attack, is in the coun-
try with her daughter, Mrs. W. j. Cald-
well.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar Rankin, OF Num-
Der Seven, were recent visitors OF Mr..
and Mrs. Jas. Scoggins.
Mrs. Eliza Wallace is back home from
Vincennes and makes very familiar
sight to her friends to see her out enjoy
dng her flowers.
Lon MCGOWAN, of Cairo, and Mrs.
Mary Mathis, of Memphis, are guests
in the home of Monroe MCGOWAN.
The T. ], Bonner home is in the
hands Of the painter and the paper
hanger.
Misses Caruthers and Butler, of Union
City, were week END guests of Miss Cal
lie Byrns.
Austin Carter, of Chattanooga, spent
last week with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
w. V. Carter, just south of town.
The new arrival, an infant daughter
lin the home of Postmaster Hal Cotton,
lis happily environed and growing rap
idly. This is such an important young
lady that suitable name is the daily
problem.
Rev. and Mrs. Burgess Cunningham,
of Union City, were Sabbath guests of
Mrs. Dora Petty.
Mrs. ST Pruett, of Clayton, is here for
the closing exercises OF the school.
Rev. Gentry Reynolds, Of Kenton,
spent the Sabbath with his daughter,
Mrs. Knox Harper.
Mr.. and Mrs. Woose Wommack and
Mrs. Robt. Ship, of Moffat, went over
to Fulton Monday shopping.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leslie Hooper, Mrs.
Pyles, Mr.. and Mrs. Roscoe Kitchell
and others attended the obsequies Mon
day afternoon of Harry Anderson in
Troy.
A new street is being opened In Cald-
well addition.
Mr.. Dave Woody has accepted place
on the school board.
Mr.. John Thorne and daughter, Miss
Pauline, visited in Union City Tuesday.
Mrs. w. L. Clemmons and daughter,
Miss Hattie Mai, will come in home
from Nashville this week.
A splendid program has been arranged
for the Sabbath school convention here
on the fifth Sunday.
Mrs. Dora Petty and Miss Petty were
lin Union City Monday.
The following ladies will represent re-
spectively Pleasant Hill, Crittendon
Grove and Rives at the General Assembly
of the G. P Church in session in Mem
phis: Mrs.. Mollie Elan, Miss Irene
Caudle and Mrs. w. J. Caldwell.
Miss Flannary, of Union City, was
the guest Of friends in Number Seven |
Sunday.
Members of O. E. S. take notice that |
a dispensation has been granted this |
chapter to meet in the afternoon Of the |
second Wednesday OF each month.
The social meeting of the Woman's
Christian Temperance Union in the |
lovely home OF Mrs. 7. ]. Bonner |
Thursday afternoon Of last week was
we'll attended. The program on anti
narcotics by Mrs. Mcneil was very in
teresting. The social hour passed away |
as if awning. Refreshments of cake in
variety and luscious strawberries were |
served. Two visitors signed the pledge |
and became members. Those present
were Mesdames E. P. Lindsay, Floys |
Carter, Esther Howard, Effie Hamil-
ton, Jas. Olive, Lebrun Clements, Chas. |
Bell, Jas. McCaw, t. A. Cummings, T. |
P. Callicott, Geo. Bolts, Jerry Spikes,
Jas. Scoggins, w. A. Mcneil, R. L.
Phebus, I. ]. Bonner, Dell Moss, Ed
Houser, Dell Harper, Knox Harper,
Tom Starnes, 7. P. Palmer, L. G. Mar
lin, Herbert Shore, w. E. Agnew, Mar
garet Harris, McAdoo Harris, w. ].
Caldwell, MILFORD Farris, and Misses
Bess Clements, Ellen and Lizzie Guy,
Martha Wade, May Ward, Aletha Bon