The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1915-05-07

ginia KurZdorfer, of Cairo, are
spending the week in the Union City
section. being guests of Mrs. Pink
Marshall, this city, and Mrs. Mary
Marshall at Clayton.
Judge F. w. Moore, of the Court
of Civil Appeals, was here last week,
leaving this week again for Knox
vile to take care of the East Ten
nessee dockets. Mrs. Moore is at
home in the city and will not join
the Judge for few days.
Col. c. N. Gibbs, of Chattanooga,
once Secretary of the State, is ming
ling with his many old-time friends
in Union City this week. Col. Gibbs
has reached his ninetieth year and
is active and in fine health. He
is of yore an interesting talker and
his friends enjoy his "reminiscences
and good humor.
Why not start n@M to beautify the
hair by using Pay Gage, the delight
full tonic sold W divers Red Gross
Drug Store. One application will make
the hair fluffy and lustrous. There is
nothing better for dandruff, itching
scalp and falling hair.-Adv.
Mr.. Clifton Agnew has returned
from the Industrial School at Nash
vile to the home of his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. S. E. Agnew, near Rives.
The young man has finished very
extended course of study and train
ing and is ready for the more i'm
portant affairs of life. The friends
are with him in any enterprise he
may undertake.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. J. Custer went to
this week, where Mr..
Custer is to take charge as manager
of the new hotel just completed at
that place by Mr.. Markham. Mr..
in a son-in-law of the late
]. G. Harris, a man of large means
and no doubt has one of the best |
hotels in the country. Mr.. Custer
will make him an ideal manager and |
he and Mrs. Custer very welcome
citizens.
Use CHI-NAMEL, the best stain
ing, granting and vanishing process
for all woodwork and furniture. You
get it at WEHMAN'S.
Miss Stella Williams, who has
been in Barnard College, New York
City, for the past two years, is at
home with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
T. J. Williams, enjoying a few days
vacation. Miss Williams is taking |
a University course in the celebrated
New York school. She is well known
as one of the leading solicitors for
the Curtis Publishing Co., Philadel-
phia, and the friends are enjoying |
her home coming. .....
Miss Hazel Manley, of this city,
Is the winner of piano offered as
D prize by the Fulton Commercial
Tor subscriptions. Miss Manley led
he contest by over 100000 votes.
The next in line were Miss Myrtle
Armstrong, of .Dukedom, and Miss
Ava Brown, of Crutchfield. =, Miss
Manley takes naturally to newspaper
work She has been contributing
ind otherwise taking an interest in
he press and has been successful
With her work altogether This
makes the third contest by the Com
nercial won by Union City ladies.
Gen. D. J. Caldwell has returned
rom Battle Creek, Mich, and his
many friends here and in the Judi
ial District will be pleased to learn
hat he is decidedly improved. Mrs.
CALDWELL informs us that he arrived
t home Sunday and that his physi-
ian at the Sanitarium informed
i'm that his condition was not by
ny means as serious as he might
ave supposed, and that by the prop
r care and treatment he would soon
e much stronger man. The treat
lent at the Sanitarium has i'm
roved Gen. Caldwell wonderfully
l looks and we feel sure will soon
ave it's effect in returning strength.
It is easy to make ice cream with
God freezer. You will find good
nes at WEHMAN'S.