The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1912-11-01

| tne odInDurg I1Otel,
| All the best in standard styles an
shades and novelties at Mrs. Arm
millinery store.
Mrs. P. Y. White was called to Dyer'
burg Monday on account of the deaf
of the little son of her niece, Mrs. Kat
Hambrick Stratford.
See Sherman Sutherland's new fal
woolens if you want the correct idea il
suits and trousers.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rhoy Scott were visitor
in the city Saturday while en- rout
home to Greenfield after a visit will
Mrs. Tom Scott and sons at Mark Tree
Ark.
See the hot blast heaters al
Wehman's before buying.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Dahnke, Mrs
Monrotus, George, Miss Mary Dahnke
and others constituting party went to
Crockett Saturday and gathered fine
lot of big scaly bark hickory nuts.
Everything in standard and popular
styles, imported and domestic woolens,
made exclusively to your order by Sher-
man Sutherland.
Mrs. MILFORD, of Polk, and Miss Car
RE Malone, of Dresden, were in the city
Saturday visiting. They were the guests
of Miss Winnie Davis Moore at Mr.. and
Mrs. Clifford Joyner's Saturday night
See our big window next week =
Mailing Keiser Hardware Co.
Mrs. ]. A. Harrison, accompanied by
her son, Rev. John Harrison, went to
Medon last week to visit relatives and
friends. From there Rev. Harrison re-
turned to Ashfat, Ark. ]. A. Harrison
went down this week to join his wife at
Medon.
See the line of heating stoves
at Wehman's before buying,
buy one; cold weather is COM
ing.
DIR. R. S. Littleton, who has been To-
Gated in Dyer, Ark, for some time, is
in Union City and will be here in
definitely. Dr. Littleton is one of the
older residents of Union City, we'll
known indeed and is always welcome
among US.
Ask your grocer for DAHNKE'S
BREAD. He will charge
you no more for it. All the goodness
Kept in-all the dirt kept out.
The Ladies of Leonidas Polk Chap
er, U. D. c., are making arrangements
0 put on an extensive market the day
'efore Thanksgiving. Everybody 'in-
crested will please take notice and help
n the work. The market will be held
t the store of the Home Furniture Co.
You've tried the rest, now try the
Cream Flour.
Mr.. Clint Adams, who has been South
nd West for some months, represent
1g the International Harvester Co.,
anne home last week. Mr.. Adams was
! the Rock Island wreck few weeks
go, but unhurt. Several persons were
Tiled and Mr.. Adams was reported
'ippled, but he escaped without injury.
Buy your heating stove from
Vehman and you will get one
1at will keep you warm and
ave fuel.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. W. Reeves, of Pitts
lrg, Pa, are being entertained as
tests in the home of Mr.. and Mrs. A.
. Glover west of Union City. The
mily we're formerly residents of Weak
y County. They are now located in
where Mr. Reeves is an inhu-
ltial attorney and solicitor at law.
Mailing Keser has the heating stove
at will suit you.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Nolen, of New
exico, we're IN the city last week Wis
ng relatives and looking after some
lsiness. Mr.. Nolen was recently mar
ed in Arkansas. He is son of the
he Lee Nolen, and J. M. Cole was his
Iardian. Since reaching maturity he
Is here to close up his business affairs.
Coal and wood delivered promptly by
e Union City Ice & Coal Co.
R. A. Tyler, who has been spending
e summer in Denver, Colo, was in
g city Saturday from Hickman, re-
ming to Denver. Mr.. Tyler went
st some months ago for his health
d is greatly improved. He will re-
lin there this winter and the prospects
, that he will come home in his former