The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1913-10-31
LOCAL AND PERSONAL

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Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Miles were in St.
Louis as visitors last week.
The Maple Leaf Dairy will serve you.
Call sos.
Mr.. AL Breyard, Jr. was among the
excursion visitors to ST. Louis last week.
Mr.. Pollard Caldwell, Of Nashville, is
in the city visiting homefolks on
Division street.
All kinds OF coal at Union City Ice &
Coal Co.
Mr.. Sam McMurray, Of the express
messenger service, was visitor at
home this week.
Mr.. Fulton Moffett is now connected
with Divers Red Cross Drug Store in
the sales department.
Telephone Union City Ice & Coal Co.
when you want coal right now.
A bomb was found in the mail sent
from Cincinnati to the deadletter Office.
Army officers exploded the bomb with
electricity.
Herman Dietzel, Jr., announces that
the Maple Leaf Dairy is ready for or
ders.
The regular monthly meeting Of the
Leondias Polk Chapter will be Thurs
day, Nov. 6. at ESQ p. M, with Mrs.
Fred Dahnke.
The ladies of the Methodist Church
will give bazaar the first week in
December, the time and place to be
announced later.
Ask about the Range VEIL
MAN is giving away.
The Baptist Ladies Aid of the Union
City Baptist Church will serve dinner
and market Dec. 90. Location will be
announced later.
Mr.. and Mrs. A.. G. Gibbs, OF Wash
ington, d, O., are in the city this week
visiting the home Of Mr.. Gibbs mother,
Mrs. Harriet Gibbs.
Phone '55S and get the Maple Leaf
Dairy, modern service and delivery.
Subscribers for tickets to the Lyceum
Course can have their tickets reserved
at Dahnke's Cafe on Saturday, Nov. !,
1918, beginning at 1870 a. m.
Mr.. John Sheffield has bought a
home in Union City on First street.
The family have been living in Kenton,
and they return to Union City after
many years absence. The friends here
kindly welcome them.
Your Oil Heater at We'll
MANS is waiting for you.
Mr.. Robert Meyer, president Of Meyer
Bros. wholesale coffee house in st.
Louis; Mrs. J. G. Anderson and son,
]. O., OF Lebanon; Miss Lillian Gibbs,
OF Dresden, and Mrs. M. A. Bartee and
son, j. f., attended the funeral Of Mr.
Chas. Denham last week in Union City.
Mrs. Malcolm Chambers is in Union
City this week attending the bedside OF
her mother, Mrs. Billie Hughes. who
underwent an operation in that city last
week. DR.. Mailing, who performed the
operation, states that Mrs. Hughes is
resting nicely and expects to return
home in about ten days. Fulton Daily
Leader
Lockert & Rogers will clean your
barn and pay you something for the
privilege. 29-u
1t is believed that not more than TO-
900 Of $4,000 eligible voters in the Fed
eral district in which Mexico City is To-
Gated, visited the polls. Along the bor-
der there was no excitement and at
Piedras Negras, out OF $500 votes,
1900 we're cast by soldiers for Gen.
Huerta. Gen. Dias, who has been vir-
tuaIly prisoner at Vera Cruz, refused
to 20 to Mexico City and resigned bis
commission as Brigadier General in the
army. Officials in Washington kept
constantly in touch with the Mexican
elections. Unofficial advices say the
meeting OF representatives Of the Pow
ers in Paris is preliminary to an an
nouncement OF the intention Of the
Powers to cooperate with the United
States
Rev. L. G. Landenherger, who was
again elected secretary Of the Illinois
Association OF the New Jerusalem at its
seyenty-second annual meeting held in
st. Louis Oct. 8, and 5, 1918, and
who has been the missionary pastor
since 1898, will conduct services and
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