The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1917-08-24
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UNION CITY.

Miss Lorraine Whitsey is on the
sick list this week. Miss Annie
Jane Collier spent Sunday in Hick-
man, Mr.. ard Mrs. Ermine Reeves
Of Gary, Ind, arrived Wednesday to
spend some time with home folks.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Jones spent Tues
day in Cairo. Mrs. Mabel Turner
left Sunday night for an extended
visit to st. Louis, Mo. Mrs. Dewey
Dennis proved an ideal hostess on
Monday evening when she entertain
ed at her home on East Summer
street to compliment Mrs. Mary ID.
Lewis of st. Louis The rooms were
beautiful with the artistic arrange
ment of potted plants and cut flow
ers. Quite a number of the Young
er set enjoyed Mrs. Dennis hospitali-
ty. Games and dancing We're the
principal amusementS. The hostess
served a delicious ice course and at
a late hour the party went out for
chickens We're telling the story of
a delightful hay ride. While the
the midnight hour this merry party
was heard on their return home.
Mr.. Percy Collier spent Wednesday
in Woodland. Mr.. Leonard Fowlkes
has returned from Gary, Ind. Mr.
Major Mathis of Ledford, was
weekend visitor in our city as the
guest of his cousin, Mr.. Charlie
Brown. Messrs. Joe and Lott Lam
dom have returned from Tiptonville.
Mrs. Sarah Dodson and Mrs. Mayme
Therman spent last week very pleas
antly in Mayfield and Paducah.
Miss Alma Davis left Friday for
Harris to be the guest of Mr.. and
Mrs. Isham Smith. Prof w. r.
Jarrett made a business visit to
Trenton Thursday. Miss FlGssie
Garrison returned Friday to her
home in Woodland after spending
few days with Miss Katie Lou Carey.
Mr. Silas Keiser is spending a few
days in Hickman. Miss Maggie
Collier left Friday night for StgLOuis
and other points, Mrs. Tena Bar
ham has returned to Columbus Ky.
having been called to the bedside of
her sister. Mr. Elihu Mcdaniel of
st. Louis arrived Friday to spend
some time with his grandfather, Mr..
Chapel Davis. Mrs. Mary Wess re-
turned Monday to her home in
Brookln, III. While here she was
the honoree of many handsomely
planned social affairs. On Sunday
she was jointly entertained at din
ner by Mesdames Katie Simpson and
Martha Hampton at Mrs. Hampton
home on Vine street. The table was
beautiful with a crochet center
piece on which stood cut-glass
vase of fragrant flowers A dainty
six course menu was served. Misses
Edna Polk and Louise Bryant of
Hickman spent a few days very
in our city. Mrs. Pattie !
spent several days with /
home folks on her return from /
Mounds, H., to her home in Jack
son. Mr.. Eulys Reeves has returned |
to Gary Ind. Prof. j. ]. Bills of J
Fulton spent a few hours in the city
en- route to Hickman.
Messrs. Wallace Upton and Houston
Craven left Saturday for Erie, Pa.
Miss Ernestine Wells has returned
from COrinth, Miss. Sac will leave
very soon for TeXarllana, Texas,
where she will spend the fall and /
winter. Rev. E D. Wells filled an
in Hickman sunday |
Prof. j, r. Patton has returned and
will spend some time at home. Mr.. |
llcnI: Watson is on the sick list.
Rev, f. \. Warren Of Hickman
spent Monday in the city. Pref w.
A. Singleton of Mississippi spent a
sew hours in our city Thursday
mingling with old friends. He was
en- route to Cairo. Mrs. Pearl
Springer has returned from Padu-
cab where she spent several days
very pleasantly as the guest of Mr..
and Mrs. Marshall Brown. Mr.. Ed
Gill has returned from Dyersburg.
Mrs. Marshall MOsley will leave
Sunday for an extended visit to Chi
cago. Rev. |. F. Bruton is assisting
in a revival at Woodland Mills.