The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1921-09-02
RIvES NEWS.

Hon. T. ]. Bonner and Mrs. Bon
ner are in Dawson for the benefit Of
the water.
Mr.. Tom Walden and family are in
home from Cardwell, Mo-, and Jones'
boro, Ark.
Vital statistics record an infant
daughter born Tuesday morning to
Mr.. and Mrs. Orie Brown.
Mrs. Holden Turner is in home
from Cairo, where she had the sad
duty to attend the burial of her
mother, Mrs. Brinkley.
Mrs. H. D. Webster is hostess to-
day to bevy of matrons in an all
day outing for Mrs. e. T. Jones.
Mr.. Dude Stevens and Mrs. Bill
Houser continue on the sick list.
Captain Waller B. Caldwell and
wife were in from Jackson, Miss, the
past week, visitors of Mr.. and Mrs.
w. j. Caldwell.
Miss Ruby Wade and Walter CAL
licott were here few days since,
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Monroe I'm
derwood.
Schol opened Monday with an en-
rollment of over two hundred pupils.
The rooms are full to overfiowing.
Already every desk is occupied and
still others to enter. Prominent cit
liens took part in the chapel exer-
cises. Devotional was conducted by
Rev. Beard. Rev. j. L. Boyd, who is
conducting a meeting at Polk, was
very welcome visitor. w. A. Nc
Neill, one of our wide awake, con-
structive citizens and financiers,. Of
fers worthwhile prize of live stock
for excellence during this session.
Chas. Bittick and family spent part
of last week in the Beech vicinity.
Mr.. Sam Eversole and family, tour
ing thru here from Indiana, stopped
over with former friends part of the
week, especially visiting in the home
of Mrs. Ora Pyles and o. H. Glenn
mons.
Everything is in readiness for the
union tent meeting. This being the
third meeting Rev. w. o. Orr has con-
Quoted here much interest is evinceo
and large attendance expected. The
first service will be Sunday morning
at eleven O'Clock.
Information comes in from the
State superintendent of medical tenn
perance essay contests in the W. c.
T. U. that though the winners will
not be reported till the State conven-
ton next Monday in Jackson, the es-
say sent in from this school and writ
ten by Lawrence Shore, son of Mr..
and Mrs. Hubert Shore, came in for
excellence ranking with the city
schools of Knoxville, Winchester and
Memphis.
Mrs. Mag Harris is visiting kins-
people in Waverly.
Already a great Improvement is
noticeable in Pleasant Hill Cemetery.
A contribution of over one hundred
dollars is available to clean off the
grounds. An organization is con-
summated for future caretaking of
this burial ground. Officers are Mrs.
Hauser, president; Mrs. R. L. Harper,
secl etary and Mrg. Laura Hutcher-
son, treasurer
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Kelly, of Pa
ducah, and ODE Pickard and j. P.
Harris, of Ashland City, were recent
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. McAdoo Har-
ris and other kinspeople in and out
of town.
Mrs. WI. Caldwell atten led Synod
this week in Memphis.
Mrs. Mamie Phebus is home from |
q visit of several weeks to points in
Texas and Oklahoma.
DR.. T. P. Palmer was called to
Union City wednesday to see Ensign
Bailey Connolly, guest with Pybas
Rogers.
Mr.. Chas. Dietzcl was down from |
the county seat Monday and besides
giving the school several splendid |
on one of the famous Ed
isons made a very worth while talk
to the student body.