The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1922-02-10

Mr.. jerry Spikes Is reported on tn
sick list.
Mrs. Ora Pyles, stricken with III
Is reported out OF danger.
Mr.. and Mrs. vcstal Robinson ar
moving in from Hickman.
MRS. Burt Hooper 10 hostess to Tn
Book Club tomorrow afternoon.
Mrs. w. L. Clemmons and Miss Sal
lie Reeves were recent visitors ii
Obion.
Rev. G. w. Erhardt will fill regular
appointment Sabbath at Methodist
Church.
w. H, Robinson, OF Hickman, ha,
been over on social visit with Orie
Brown and family.
Miss Lizzie Stitt was an end-of-the
week visitor from Union City with
Miss Martha Wade.
R. s. Ship and wife were up from
Moffett Wednesday to be with their
daughter, who is sick.
Basket ball game tomorrow at Q
O'Clock, weather permitting. The
Gardner team is to come over.
Because of a regular taking vac
cine against smallpox is postponing
departing till next week for Texas.
Mr. and Mrs. E. T. Mitchell, of
Union City, were guests the first of
the week with E. T. Jones andwife.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bob Hamilton were
over from Number Seven Sabbath
visiting with Mr.. and Mrs. Floys Car
ter.
Mrs. McAdoo Harris is GONZALES
cent from a two weeks illness. Mr..
Harris, in home last week, Is out on
the road up in Kentucky this week
looking after Childs Speciality orders
for the spring trade.
Miss Maud Hornbeak, en- route |
from Memphis to Philadelphia, was
. late visitor with Mrs. Leslie Shore.
Miss Hornbeak is now an inferno in
The Bellevue Hospital to complete
course for graduate nurse.
Mr. Coleman Harris, grandson of
Mrs. Mag Harris, south of town, ar
lived in from Wyoming Monday for
visit with kinspeoplc. Friends here
# Coleman regret to see him still
5etting about with crutches, the re-
ult of a head-on collision of trains
n Western line.
From the swoop of cold blasts
rom the north the first of the week,
We no longer doubt Sir Grounding
aw his shadow the second inst. To
ave this happen just as garden talk,
Dung chicken hatch records and Y
omping of hundreds of husky young Z
lmbs over the hills, marking the ap-
roach of spring, proved Gsappoint-
lg.
New songs and a Frances Willard
rogram including social features by
-iss Bonner, proved pleasant fea-
Tres Thursday at Mrs. Bonner's.
arch meeting will be with Mrs. T
Callicott in a Lillian NJ Stevens
'ogram. In the meantime the union
'epares to receive Miss Rowena Sha-
Or, resident of Missouri, G. national
'ganizer and lecturer, due the first
March.
Mrs. Jesse Conn, and octogenarian,
ter an illness of several weeks, died i
morning of the past week b
the family residence in Number b
even. Mrs. Conn was a member of Al
e Cumberland Presbyterian Church. n
| the immediate sons and daugh- a.
rs living are Nessrs. Chas. Conn, :,
MON City, Eugene Conn, Missouri,
arye Conn, of Fulton, and Emmett o.
Id Miss Edna Conn. A husband u
Id five children have passed on be- "
re. The funeral was held from So
lie residence Friday morning and b
as preached by Rev. ]. H. Thomas,
Dyer The remains rest in Sto- n
Ills Cemetery. l.
Current record of the basket ball Il
am. game won on home court d;
riday afternoon with Community n
tide High School and two hard 4,
ught games at Ridgely evenings of J.
'iday and Saturday. The score was
':31 in game with the Ridgely
Ugh School boys and 20:15 with sc
cir Bear Cats, a seasoned out in W
wn team. Games were on indoor fr
urts, a handicap for our team, used L
outdoor court. Principal Cravens 4;
ID team report that socially and =;
cepting the putting on of "old T,
orts" for second game, Ridgely en-
rtained them royalty. The party
report dining with DIR. ~
d Mrs. HELEN. 10
Compiled from two hundred public Vi