The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1915-10-01
OBION.

menL OF the hlQgely ScnOOlS, accom-
J panied by her cousin, Miss Mayn
Wyatt, spent the weekend wit
homefolks here.
i Mrs. Laura Maloney, Miss Glady
Maloney, Miss Wayne Wyatt, J. "
Scott and Jesse Ragsdale motored t
Union City and Hickman Saturday
T. L. Hughes, of Union City, wa
in Obion Sunday.
A. M. Moultrie bought the grocer
and notion store of ]. M. Edward
Friday and is now in charge Mr.
Edwards left Saturday for Memphis
L. w. Harrison, wife and baby
left Saturday for Nettleton, Ark.
where they will reside.
Elders W. H. Kuykendall, of Horn
beak, and G. w. Lowe, of Obion, are
attending the Beulah Baptist Asso
citation at Oak Ridge near Martin
this week.
Frank Moore, of Glass. and DR.. c.
E. Upchurch, of this place, returned
home Saturday from Dawson
Springs.
Mrs. r. L. Bradshaw, of Lewis
vile, Ark, is visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
j. w. Howell.
Mrs. c. E. Upchurch, after a
weeks visit with friends at Finley,
Tenn, returned home Sunday.
Phil Leopard, of Elbridge, after a
short stay at Dawson Springs, re-
turned home Friday
Messrs. Bob Wade and Preston
Shore, Misses Sadie Frye and Hattie
Mai Clemmons, of Rives, visited L.
G. Moffat and family Sunday. Mr..
Moffat took them in his auto for
tour to the rice field on Poplar Ridge
and from there to Cloverdale and
...,..
Lyman Shapiro, the bone, rag and
ron speculator of Union City, was
N our city Tuesday rushing the
girls.
w c. Lambert departed for Den
Ter, Colo, Tuesday. He expects to
make that city his home.
D. K. Baker, after a two weeks
'isit at Waverly, Tenn. returned
ZONE Sunday. His sister, Miss Hen
ietta Baker, accompanied him home
nd is visiting G. W. Forester and
amily.
Cherry Steele and DR.. J. D. Brew
r, wife and son, of Newbern, visit
d G.. M. Steele and family Sunday.
Mrs. Allie Steele, of Newbern, is
isiting G. M. Steele and family this
yeek. She is the mother of the
opular music teacher of the Obion
raining School.
DR.. S. E. Chandler, of Hornbeak,
as a business visitor her Tuesday.
j. j. Clymer made business trip
} Memphis Tuesday.
Mrs. M. Arnold, of Benton, Mo-, is
sitting her daughter, Mrs. E. E.
urton.
Messrs. Cox, Gore and Wolson-
'lmn and Mrs. Wolsonholmn, of
Idgely, were guests of R. A. Johns
ID family Sunday afternoon, having
me over from Ridgely in a car.
A car load of Ford autos was UNI
AIDED here Tuesday. They were for
W. Lasater, of Union City, and O.
Williams, of Hornbeak, Ford
ents. Folks may joke about the
I'd all they please, but "the little
Ford rambles on' and people
htinue to buy them.
Bill Rumage, Marvin Nicely, w. C.
lingo and P. Williams, of Horn
ak, were in Obion Tuesday.
Paul Kendall and R. L. Barnett, i
Hornbeak, visited the Tri-State
ir at Memphis.
J. T. Quarrels and wife, of Pa HI
cab, passed thru here Monday on
'lr way to Memphis. While here
" stopped for a short visit with
ir old time friends and neighbors,
Forcum and wife.
Crawford Walker and nephew,
en- Walker, returned Friday from
Ter, Okla, where they were called
account of the serious illness of
formers brother, Clay Walker.
~ arrived there just a short 4
e before the death of Mr.. Walk
who had been operated on for i
The deceased was we'll
wn here, having formerly lived III
e. He is survived by his wife,
children, a brother and sister, Ill
wford Walker and Mrs. A. M. Till
tn, of this city, and many other III
tives. Hill
ny after attending the State Fair
Nashville. Ill
r. Mills returned home Satur-
from Nashville where he attend
he State Fair. Ill
a B. Marshall, of Route One, left iii
Memphis Tuesday where he has iii
0sition in the printing depart