The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1915-10-29
OBION.

| in Union City, the guests of Mr.. an
Mrs. Alex Forester.
/ G. w. Lowe attended a meetin
of the Mission Board of the Bantis
Church at Union City Friday.
Mrs. Smith Northen, of Nashyill,
Miss Neil Ryan and Messrs. Have
Bushart and Harold Cashon, of Mar
tin, motored over from Martin Sun
day and spent the day with H. [
Jones and family.
L. G. Moffat and family attende,
services at the A. r. P. Church ii
Troy Sunday. Rev. Pressly, the pas
tor, preached a sermon commemor
ating the fact of that day being hi
fortieth year as pastor of that church
and used as his text the same tex
he had used forty years before.
Mr.. J. H. Stone, of Fulton, Mr.
and Mrs. James Connely, Bob Con.
nelly and Chas. Brooks, of Trenton
were visitors at the home of G. B
Baird Sunday.
Miss Aileen Crenshaw and Miss
Maloney, music and commercial
teachers in the Ridgely school, and
Kelly Markham, of Ridgely, spent
Sunday in Obion, the guests of Mrs.
Maloney at the Jefferson Hotel.
E. H. Lannom, of Union City, was
an Obion visitor Sunday.
The postoffice at Troy has been
raised from the fourth to the third
class.
Rev. w. H. Kuykendall and family
are now residents of Obion, having
moved here from Hornbeak Monday.
Rev. j. G. Cason preached a very
interesting sermon at the Methodist
church Sunday morning from the
ubject Have We Forsaken God?"
w, r. Garrett and wife, of Mar
in, were in Obion Sunday visiting
riends. They were formerly resi-
ents of this city and have many
riends here.
Paul Crockett and family and
IRIS. G. w. Forester were in Union
ity Saturday.
3. D. Hambrick, of Lane, was here
a business Friday.
r. w. Mahon and H. D. Campbell
ere in Lake Count Friday on bust
ass.
Miss Lucy Abbott is visiting rela-
yes at Yorktown.
Mrs. ]. J. Wells, of Glass, was in
Wn Monday shopping
Another car of Ford autos was I'M
AIDED here Monday for o. C. Will
ms, of Hornbeak, and w. C. Lasa- a
r, of Union City, Ford agents.
w. J. Brown and family, w. Fox t.
d wife, Mrs. Sam Beard, Miss h
Try Tidrow, Mr.. and Mrs. J. w.
'well DR.. Upchurch, wife and :,
by, and Mrs. Tom Speight all mo-
ed to Hickman Sunday. =
Mr.. and Mrs. r. A. Johns visited
ends in Union City Sunday. o
Mrs. H. B. Wilson and children, of Of
eenwood, Miss, visited Mrs. J. F. cl
pc in this city the latter part of tie
t week. Fl
Mrs. M. Arnold, who has been Wis
lg her daughter, Mrs. e. e. Bur o.
/, for the past few weeks, returned =
her home in Benton, Mo-, Tues
:. She was accompanied home by
little grandson, Clarence Ewin We
ton. NJ
'irgil d. Erwin. son of Mr.. and fa'
. G. A. Erwin, of near Elbridge, Nil
Friday, Oct. %, at 6:25 a. M,
20 years, s months and day. an
tn was caused by typhoid fever. fer
funeral was conducted at FL ~,
ge Saturday by Elder John r. =.
liams. Interment in the Elbridge
etery. Tue
lint Oakley and family, of Dyers- ct
:, were guests at the home of T. wa
'hults last week. car
rs. Mamie Brown, of Shelby Th'
is here on visit to her daugh- go
Mrs. Jas. Clanton, of Moriah. :.
came to attend the wedding of ~
granddaughter, Miss Christine
ton. In
isses Grace and Christine Clan uid
visited relatives and friends at al, :
S last week. % =
N. Tankersley made a business or /
to Newbern Monday. cau'
A. Johns and A. M. Moultrie a mel
business visitors in Newbern Vail
day heal
IS Mable Steele attended a II
ed party at Newbern Friday Rm,