The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1915-09-03
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Paducah, were guests over Sunday
of Mrs. Jerry Spikes.
Mrs. Griff Hogan and daughter,
Grace, were Saturday visitors of Miss
Jesse Callicott.
Miss Lois Ingram, of Jackson, was
here few days of the past week,
guest of Mrs. Leslie Hooper.
Owing to a penmanship that the
writer cannot read three days old,
quite a few mistakes crept into our
letter last week.
Mrs. James Langford, of Gibson,
is the weekend visitor of Mrs. Floys
Carter.
Mrs. T. P. Callicott spent part of
the past week with relatives in Full
ton.
Mrs. Jesse Caudle is in the throes
of severe spell of asthma.
Mrs. Knox Harper and children
visited in Kenton the first of the
week.
Mrs. DOME Callicott has moved to
Union City, to the regret OF the
Pleasant Hill vicinity. Mrs. CALI
colt goes for school advantages and
to be with her daughters, Misses
Dora and Ruth, who have positions
there.
Miss Cora Benedict, of Union City,
was down Saturday mingling with
old friends.
Since the dismissal of the nurse,
Mrs. Martin, Miss Bette White has
been with Mrs. E. H. White. Mrs.
White is making a slow but steady
pull for health. We found Saturday
a gala day. 1t being the first visit
of Mrs. White to the dining room
for more than two months.
The union tent meeting begins
here Sabbath morning. Rev. Oates,
of Yorkville, South Carolina, will
conduct the revival If the weather
proves inclement or too cool the A.
R. P. Church will be used. You are
cordially invited to attend.
Mrs. r. E. HELEN and son, accom-
panied by Miss Ruth Marshall, of
Union City, Monday returned to
Ridgely.
The school building is being put
in condition for opening of school
Monday. A concrete walk several
feet wide will encircle the building,
which will greatly facilitate in keep
ing the mud and dust out of the
building.
Thursday of the past week three
cars of our townspeople, with we'll
filled hampers, had days outing on
Reelfoot. The downpour of rain in
the afternoon was an extra number
of the program and not we'll re-
ceived, for if there is any relation
between an auto and a duck it is
not noticeable on rainy day, unless
sticking up in the mud is correla-
tive characteristic. Those in the
party were Mr.. and Mrs. Leslie Hoop
er, Mr.. and Mrs. Roscoe Kitchell,
Mr.. and Mrs. R. l.. Harper, Misses
Ellen Guy, Lizzie Guy, Mrs. Ora
Pyles and guest, Miss Ingram, of
Jackson.
Misses Annie Mai, Minnie, Cordie
uicifn6
friends over in Number Seven Sat
urday and Sunday.
Messrs. Wade Ship and Perry
Lewis Wright, of Number Seven,
were weekend guests of Khem
Palmer.
Master Heron Garrett is on the
sick list
The w. C. T. U. meets Thursday |
afternoon of next week just after
the preaching hour with Mrs. T. j.
Bonner as leader on Health and
o. E. S. meets in regular session
afternoon at 2 o'clock.
Harper & Shore are owners of a |
new automobile.
Messrs. Owen and Dorrence
Woody and sister, Miss Ruth, visited
relatives over Sunday in Obion.
Mrs. R. L. Harper attended to
business in Union City Wednesday.
Mr.. Jim McCaw is improving his
country place by having spacious
barn built.
r. L. Harper, buyer for Harper &
Shore, and Miss Ruth Rowland, trim
ner, leave Monday for the market
for fall and winter goods.
Miss Louise Shropshire and little
brother and sister, Walter and Lois,
ire spending the week in Martin.
Miss Hattie Mai Clemmons has
come in from several days visit to
fulton.
Messrs. Geo. F. Bolts, o. H. Glenn
mons and Cothon Bonner enjoyed
nid-week sporting trip at the river
amp.
NUMBER SEVEN.