The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1922-07-07
RIYEs NEWS.

| Preaching Sabbath at the M. b
Church.
O.E.S.meets Wednesday afternoon
in regular session,
Carl Womack and George Mcneil
! are in ST. Louis.
| Masters Archie and Robert CGltra
are visiting kinspeople near Chicago.
Mrs. Walter Howard, of Louisville,
visited her sister, Mrs. /. K. Harper,
! last week
Mrs. Bert Hooper was a recent Wis
itor at Yorkville.
Mrs. Kate Jenkins of Memphis,
visited her brother, John Walker,
Esq, here last week.
Elder Dorence Woody closed a
meeting at Paducah the first of the
week. Madam Rumor says our young
minister is travelling to the middle
part of the State, Murfreesboro, in
fact, to join the benedict class. Since
| this old dame makes mistakes we
await more authority to report more
explicitly.
Hubert Shore and family spent
the night of the Fourth out in the
country with Mr.. and Mrs. HID. Web
ster.
Miss Callie Byrns and guest, Mrs.
Arch Laffcrty, from Fulton, were re-
cent shoppers over in the county
seat.
Miss Allie Mai Harris, from New
bern, charming visitor the later part
of the week with the Misses Caudle
and Mary Belle Cummings, was the
honoree of coveral social functions
the past week.
Mrs. Louise Burchette, of Foulks,
.en route to Brownsville, ILL.,, was an
end of the week visitor with Miss
Georgia Lee Reeves
Allen Phebus, of st. Louis, and
Miss Ruby Skies, of Kenton, were
recent guests of Mrs. Wayne Phebus.
Rives defeated Obion's stars in
Onion the 4th inst. before a large
crowd, score, 9:3. The features were
the pitching of Pigue, who struck out
II men, the heavy battery Of Smith
for Rives and the work of Williams,
of Obion, who was responsible for the
scoring of Obicn. Battery for Rives,
Pigue and Brown; Smith, Baird and
Williams for Obion. Rives score
2-1-0-2-1-0-2-1-O Obion score-0-0-
0-0-021-0-0.
Among fans down seeing the game
were Messrs. T. c. Callicott, Monroe
MCGOWAN, Jas. Scogsins, Plead Cal
licott, T. E. Cummings, r. L. Harper,
McAdoo Harris and Doctor Callicott.
The team reports a very fine noon
day meal besides prizes of ten sacks of
Fox's best self-rising flour.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ira Childress and
Mrs. Susie Childress were over from
Martin Sunday visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
w. H. Cravens.
Mrs jim D. Wilson is reported
slowly recovering from an attack of
meningitis.
Master Harold Cotton has been i'll
for several days with malarial fever.
Messrs. Claude Bolts and Sheriff.
Clemmons were members of a party
of some thirty-fve deniZens and Wis
itors of Union City in recent encamp-
ment on Reelfoot.
Mrs. M l.. -Robb, grandmother.
of H. P. Cotton, died in Abilene, Tex,
June 80 at the advanced age of 92
years and six days. Mrs. Robb was
very active for her years and would
probably have reached the century
mark but for fatal paralytic stroke
on the day preceding her death. Her
remains were inferred in Elmwood
Cemetery at Memphis, Tenn, beside
those of her husband, who died "a
years ago while engaged as mini
ster of the Methodist Church. The
funeral service was conducted by
Rev r. A. Clark, who was formerly
her pastor at Covington, Tenn.
Misses Cordie and Annie Mai
Starnes, Jennie Holloway, Mary nellie
Kitchell and Lillian Barker are in
from West Tennessee Normal, also
Miss Euline Cummings from Peabody
Normal.
T. P. Davidson, en- route home to
Abilene, Texas, was a visitor the first
of the week with his brother-in-law,
Postmaster Cotton.
Wade Moss is in home from Big
Sandy, where he enters the school
room this fall as principal.
An infant daughter tipping the
scales at nine pounds is reported in
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. George Adj
kisson.
Rat Camnaipn