The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1915-12-03

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last week with her parents, Gen. and
Mrs. D. j. Caldwell, East Main street.
Have you heard the new music hit,
| II Want Some One to Love Me?" Get
your copy at Caldwell's Book Store. 36tf
Miss frankie Turnage, of Troy, is
reported i'll of appendicitis and will
come to Union City for an operation.
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Miles have re-
turned after several months visit
with Mrs. Miles mother in st. Louis.
Mrs. Claricy Young Johnson and
Miss May Polhamus, of Hickman,
were in the city as visitors this week.
Stones wrapped cakes are surely nice,
Golden Sunbeam and SILVER SLICE
Can't be beat at any price,
Ten cents at ESSANDEE'S.
Mrs. Clarence Clay and little
daughter, Clarice, have returned
from a visit to relatives at Hickman.
George B., son of Mr.. Charlie Cald-
well, of Number Ten, who has been
dangerously sick with fever, is bet
ter
Mrs. David Reeves will return to
her home near Troy Tuesday, after
a three weeks stay in the Mailing
Hospital.
w. G. Reynolds will pay the highest
price for Christmas turkeys. See or
call us. 36-2t
Mrs. Henry Calls, of Clayton, was
operated on Thursday morning at
the Mailing Hospital for gall stones
and appendicitis.
| Mrs. Silas Jackson, of Fremont, an
eye patient of DR.. ]. D. Carlton, is
/ being treated at the Physicians and
| Surgeons Hospital.
Mrs. M. D. De Myers and two
little daughters, Elmer and Ruth, of
Fulton, are in Union City visiting
| relatives and friends.
Kanawha (Ohio River) Salt. Best
made. Don't harden in barrel nor cake
on meat. Lock salt for stock.
36-1t SAM'L d. WoosLEY.
Mr.. John Semones was in Paducah
the first of the week bringing thru
the country new 1915 Dodge car
for his patrons here.
Little Miss Inez Page, who was
taken to the Physicians and Surgeons
Hospital for typhoid fever, was able
to go home this week.
II We are in the market for all the tur
keys you can bring.
ii 36-2t w. G. REYNOLDS.
III w. G. Kelly and brother, civil
ii engineers, have moved their office
7 to Mrs. A. B. Morgan's building owe
Wehman's Hardware Store.
The Twentieth Century Mothers
Club will meet with Mrs. Geo. w
Carter Thursday afternoon, Dec. 9
A full attendance is desired.
III Laces dyed in 5 minutes will
| Angel Dainty Dyes. Sold at Cald
wells Book Store. 35-4
| Mrs. T. ]. Mott, of Helena, Ark.
and Mrs. P. P. Morris, of Mcconnell
are guests this week of Mrs. Fannie
Driskell on Cheatham street.
| All next week the ladies of the
\ Methodist Church will he in charge
at WEHMAN'S. They get portion
of the cash sales each day during the
entire week. Help them make the
> week big success.
Mrs. R. M. Pickett and daughter
8 Miss Bertha, have returned to their
home at Glass, after a two weeks
stay at the Mailing Hospital.
/ Mrs. Elbert Mccullough, who has
S been sick for several months, is re-
ported to be somewhat improved and
1.-THE friends hope she will soon be
: well again.
+ There will be bargains you never
heard of in that 25c Window at
y WEHMAN'S Monday at 2 o'clock.
Little Melvin Johnson, who was
injured from a skull fracture and
treated at the Physicians and Sur
geons Hospital, was taken home last
!, week, practically well.
Rev. Hamp McLeskey, of Clarks-
vile, and Mr.. James McLeskey, of
this city, left Monday for Minnick,
in response to message announcing
the serious illness of their mother.
j. C. McRee, DR.. T. E. Marshall,
Z Pink Marshall and AL Brevard spent
couple of days at Reelfoot Lake
this week, enjoyed some good shoot
ing and brought home a nice lot of
ducks.
Big Muddy washed nut coal is best
for cooking. Call $50. Union City
Ice & Coal Co.
Mr.. Jim Miller, of the Union City
Ice & Coal Co., who has been suffer