The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1913-10-03

subscribers and we always have cause to
appreciate bis annual visits.
Mayor r. B. Brasfeld, of Greenfield,
was business yisitorin the city Mon
day. Mr.. Brasfeld spoke very compile
mentary Of Union City and her improve
ments. If Greenfield should keep pace
with the Mayor in good looks that city
will be a very handsome place one Of
these Gays.
To the regret Of her many friends of
Aud Lang Syne, Mrs. @. d. Gibbs,
after two weeks visit with her sister,
Mrs. Ira Shelton, has returned to her
home in Helena, Ark. Mrs. Gibbs was
always social leader in Union City
circles and she still holds warm place
in our hearts.
Just take peep at the new la walters
at Dietzel's.
w. A. Forester has sold his interest
in the Kenton Herald to Mr.. Lewis,
who has been associated with ]. III.
Sheffield for some time in the publica
ton OF that paper. These men are
both practical and are assured Of a
substantial patronage. We welcome
Mr.. Lewis to the newspaper circle.
Mr.. I. G. Berry and family, Of Wood
land Mills, among the citizens Of that
vicinity well known and esteemed, have
moved to Oklahoma, Miss, shipping their
household goods last week to thatplace.
The kindest wishes OF hosts Of good
friends are extended. May the smiles
OF fortune and the graces Of Providence
be with them.
You want CLEAN bread. Then ask
for DAHNKE'S wrapped in GERM and
DUST-PROOF WRAPPERS.
Following is correction OF a local
item which appeared in this paper last
week: Miss Harriet Beckham has ma
circulated as student in Vanderbilt
University. So many young women
are attending the universities now with
an ambition for real education, and
emerge with good report as well as dis
tinctions. 1t is indeed a good word for
such universities.
Our old-time friend, w. ]. Moss, of
Tenn, is IN the city this week
visiting his sons and their families. Mr..
Moss carries his years with the best
grace in the world. He takes lively
interest in politics and public affairs.
HIS is an active director in one Of his
home banks, and a man of splendid
mental balance. The Commercial is
always one Of his stopping places in
Union City, and the Office is greatly in
debted for the pleasure Of his visit
Mrs. John A. Cathey, Of Memphis,
spent several days in Union City this
week. Mrs. Cathey is we'll known
vocalist and teacher, and has
been en- tour OF the State for several
weeks. She visited the schools here this |
week, and made public appearance at
Reynolds Theatre last Monday night in
several vocal numbers. She sings with |
ease and with much the same expression
as the we'll known artists; she has vocal
gifts and has devoted her life to the
work. Mrs. Cathey was greatly APP
preciated here.
Rev. j. E. Stuart, as representative,
the State Convention OF the
Christian Church at Murfreesboro last
week, and was successful in his efforts
in bringing the convention to Union
City next year Rev. Stuart informs
Us that the Business Mems Club Of
did themselves proud in
the visiting delegates. IN
ion City business men can afford to
initiate them next year, and our club
should leave nothing undone along this
line. We are greatly indebted to the
good minister for thework he has done.
When the chest feels on FIRE and the
throat burns, you have Indigestion, and
you need HERBINE to get rid Of the
feeling. II drives out badly |
iigested food, strengthens the stomach
sch and purifes the bowels. Price
SOC. Sold by divers Red Cross Drug
Store. advt
Call 100 for coal o. any kind. i