The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1921-10-28
RIvEs NEWS.


from Union City Monday.
Mrs. Edgar Shore is in home from
two weeks visit in Fulton.
Lexie Harper has again taken up
college life in Bowling Green, Ky.
j.. B. Caudle is attending the Con-
federate reunion at Chattanooga this
week
w. H. Cravens has the improve
ment to his home of new double
chimney for crates.
Dorence Woody, in school at Hen
derson, spent the end of the week
here with his mother.
Misses Martha Wade, Aletha Bon
ner and Lillian Barker were visitors
in Union City Tuesday.
Tr, tier Morris and wife, recent
visitors with w. P. Morris family,
have returned to Sioux City.
A large party Of our citizens Sat
urday last enjoyed a hickory nut
hunt on the B. ]. Wade Farms.
Tho Excelsior Literary Society
gave an excellent Frances E. Willard
program last Friday afternoon.
M. C. MCGOWAN and family and
Mrs. Jas. Scoggins spent Saturday at
CLAYTON with the ST Pruett family.
Mrs. Gosnell G visitor several days
with IIesdames Leslie Shore and
Wayne Woody, returned to Dyers-
burg Tuesday.
MrS. Ludie Bryson is in st. Thomas
Hospital, Nashville, under care OF
DR.. Haggard for an operation for
chronic trouble.
Mr.. Ira Shore and son, Milton,
Miss Euline Cummings, Max Hauser
and ]. w. Caldwell represented us
Sunday at Cloverdale.
,, H. A. Tune and family have been
down in Lake County socially visit
ing with their daughter, Mrs. Clay
Roper, who lives in Tiptonville.
Miss Hazel Manley, of Union City,
in Chattanooga this week as maid OF
honor for the State division of vet
Grams. was a visitor here last week
with Mrs. w. J. Caldwell
r. c. Callicott and John Harris at
tended the reunion of the Confeder-
ate veterans this week in Chattanoo-
ga. Mr.. Callicott also attended the
lC. p. Endowment Board Meeting.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herschel Jones, OF
Clayton, visitors with Mr.. and Mrs.
Orie Brown, left Sunday Tor Nash
VILE. Mr.. Jones is looking over
proposition to locate in that vicinity.
To correct an error OF past week,
Mrs. Dell Moss purchased the Eliza
Wallace residence on Caldwell ave-
nue. and it was Mrs. Blanche Bond
Rufus visiting here from Vincennes.
Leroy Reeder is again on the sick
list. Mr.. Put Reeves continues Ill
with fever. The little Misses Alline
Cotton and Lillian Callicott nave
malarial fever. Master Jimmie Cot
ton Is recovering from fail Satur-
day frczc a hickory nut tree.
Mrs. w. J. Caldwell, president OF
county union, and Mesdames I. r.
Callicott and Frances Elan, dele
gates from local union, are home
from the State w. G. T. U. Conven-
tion. All report the best convention
in Jackson on record. Mrs. Caldwell
was appointed superintendent of the
department of medical temperance.
Corn market is closed. However
we see nice prime swine reeders be-
| ing carried out to the farmers, which
we believe would be an object lesson
to Kcneas, planning as in the early
nineties, to use her corn for fuel. AT
| that time, If we remember correctly
corn in that State was 20 cents per
| bushel.
| With cotton batting and Innings
back to reasonable prices, quilting $
bordering on a fad in Number Four.
Even the organizations are busy look
ing after the various orphans homes
of the State. Tuesday the women Of
| the Christian Church made three
quilts to be sent to the home in CO.
lumbia. Socially the noon hour was
| classed very enjoyable.
The Parent-Teachers Association
meets Friday Afternoon of next week.
| The roll call is to be answered by a
suggestion for improving the asso-
cation. Mrs. Ed Hauser, w. A. Nc
| Neill end Miss Ina Lee Holloway are
to discuss respectively, Training
Children According to Nature" Plac-
ing a Child on His Honor" and
Cruelty, What Would You Have
Donc?" Membership Committee
Mrs. r. r. Kitchell, chairman, and
Relief Committc-Mrs. J. H. Shore,
chairman, are to report. Committee