The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1921-07-22
RIvEs NEWS.


lie schools of Georgia.
Mrs. ]. /. Peery, Of Porn, was here
last regular meeting of the o. E. S..
Mrs. Press Callicott was in town
Monday visiting Mrs. Glennie Phe-
bus.
Mis- Gladys Womack is home from
weeks stay with her aunt, Mrs.
Bennett.
| Mrs. Adolphus Thorne is in Union
City, guest of her sister, Mrs. Mar
win Chapel.
! A very robust infant son is report
ed in the home of our postmaster,
H. p Cotton.
Jim Wise was called to Nashville
this week to see his sister, very ill
in hospital.
Misses Ina Lee and Jennie Hollo-
way enjoyed visit to Memphis the
first of the week.
Mrs. Dell Harper spent part of the
week at Maple Slope visiting her
brother, w. c.. Farris.
Mr.. Dave Nowlin, of Rogers, Ark,
was a visitor the past week in the
Geo. w. Stovall home.
Mrs. Leland Hardin and children
are in from Clearwater, Fla, spend
ing the summer with kinspeople.
Mrs. Claude Woody and children
are out on two weeks visit with
kinspeople in and near Columbia.
B. j. Wade YVES a visitor in the
Bluff City this week to see Rev. E.
P. Lindsay, very ill with appendi-
citis.
Mr.. John Wilson, of Indianapolis,
and mother, from Newbern, were
here this week visiting Mrs. Edward
Scoggins.
McAdoo Harris was mid-week
motorist to Dyersburg to bring his
family in home from social visit of
several days.
Elder Aubrey Wilson comes in from
Kenton to conduct revival services at
the Christian Church, beginning the
first Sunday in August.
To correct an error of last week,
it was the C. P. congregation that
had days outing in the Harris
woods lot, south of town.
Mrs. Florence Bradley made mid
week visit to Memphis, advising
with throat specialist and seeking
relief from chronic asthma.
We regret the illness in a Mem
phis hospital of Rev. Lindsay, for
mer and greatly appreciated minis
ter of the A. r. p Church here.
Miss Iva Mai Hauser is still at St.
Thomas Hospital, Nashville, for spe-
cial treatment and is under the i'm
care of DR.. Witherspoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. H. McAdoo, of
Union City, and Mrs. Mary Holland,
Fulton, and Mrs. w. Fl. Harris, also
# the county seat, were recent guests
with Mrs. Mag Harris.
Medcna Bonner and family are
yisitors and gue is of Hon. and Mrs.
r. j. Bonner Or Church street. Mr..
Bonner is on the eve of changing his
'esidence frob Grcenville to Dallas.
There was called meeting of the
:. & A. M. Lodge Wednesday morn
ng to receive the State Grand Mas
er; Mr.. Blake, whose home is in the
middle part of the State, Dover, we
'elieve.
A wire was received Wednesday
norning from Mesdames w. l.. Glenn
nons and Ora Pyles in Tcxarkana,
+ the death of their brother, Mr.. {
eth Cravens. Kinspeople and friends
ere of Mr.. Cravens regret his loss :
Mrs. Pink Hutcherson, whose
ONE is out in the Lone Star State
nd soon to be en- route home from
ummer course in music in renown-
d conservatory of Cincinnati, is the
expected guest of Mrs. Laura Hutch
rson, Church street.
Among other excitable affairs on r
he stage of life in Number Four is a
Millionaire incognito- otherwise
seming to admire the name of our
xSecretary of the Navy of recent I
emocratic administration, who is to
ave a fortune to anyone that gives j
i'm home the rest of his life Also y
exchanging money fer certificates of
.ture call on dividends That recall v
lie promises of Ponzi and get-rich-
lick schemes. s.