The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1918-03-22

lew HOuIS VIII lTl6uuS.
H. t. Adams. of Memphis, Super
visor of Agencies Equitable Life, was
in the city Monday on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Almond and
Mrs. NJ Brummel, of Gleason, visited
Mrs. White and family this week.
You couldn't make a better in
vestment than in a CEDAR CHEST.
Phone Harpole-Walke Furniture
Co.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. ]. Burrow and
Miss Vern Tomlinson, of Fulton,
were in the city Wednesday as Wis
itors.
Miss Jessie Callicott and Miss
Eunice Shore, of Rives, were here
this week visiting Mrs. Ruth Hum
phrey.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. A. Morgan and
daughter, Miss Lorine, visited Mr..
and Mrs. M. A. Evans near Humboldt
Sunday.
A large assortment of ladies' silk
dresses, right up to the minute, at
low prices, as they are sample dresses
and will be sold at half price at Phil
Hyman's Cut Price Store.
S. c. Burton, the popular cashier
for the Mengel Box Company, Hick-
man, was a business visitor here
Tuesday.
Mrs. F. A. Kennedy and children
were called to st. Louis Tuesday on
account of the illness of Mrs. Ken
nedy's mother.
Mrs. Grace White left this week
for Camp Funston, Kans., to join
her husband, Mr.. Joe White, who is
stationed there.
You will get fine stock and save
money by placing your Easter order
with Metcalfe's Greenhouse. Flow
ers reasonable and stock direct from
grower.
Mr.. and Mrs. H oward Pleasant
and daughter, Miss Gladys, of Pa
ducah, were the guests of Mrs. Scott
Wiley this week.
Mrs. B. C. Bramham and children
went to Marti "Wednesday and spent
the day with Mrs. Bramham's sis
ter, Mrs. George Hall.
Messrs. Leonard Phebus, Coble
Walker, John Mitchell, Gus Carter,
Pearce Caldwell and Wayne Mon
rotus were in Fulton Sunday.
Brooms, Mops, busters, Polishes,
Carpet Beaters, Step Ladders, Paint
and Varnish are all needed in spring
cleaning. Make out your list and
phone or send to WEHMAN'S.
Mrs. A. Semones and Mr.. and Mrs.
7. F. Semones are at West Point,
Mss, this week visiting and looking
Ifter some agricultural interests.
Misses Lorine Carter, Clatie An I
lrews and Ruth Moore; Messrs. w.
,. Rogers, Dicky Turner and Meeks /
deadow were in Fulton Monday. {
Col. G. w. Miles. officer Robt. t
soberts and Attorney w. M. Miles 4
vent to Fulton the~first of the week 4
boxing after some business matters. 4
Wonderful bargains are shown in
len's and boys suits and pants. We
ave them, and plenty of them, so t
ONE and get your Easter suit for s
oursef and your boys at Phil Hy- a
lan's Cut Price Store. 8
DR.. and Mrs. Chas. w. Miles ar p
wed home Monday from a stay on U
ne Florida Coast. They are looking :,
'ell and report a very enjoyable :
lip.
IIlfdJc I dul "A. DOWmdH, VI lTOy, -
at Camp Jackson, s. c., I
18th Division Headquarters, came in Il
lis week to enjoy a furlough at a
ONE. c.
The Obion Presbytery elected our u
llowtownsman, J. w. Burney, as 81
to the General Assem- u
ly to be held in Dallas, Texas, in =
ay, 1918. IL
Piquancy and personality are =
Town in a lovely profusion of our q
odish hats for spring. The heaven D
shade of blue and others as dis W
'ncertingly attractive are to be B
at Mrs. Arms. "
is
Mr.. and Mrs. Beuna Jernigan, DR.. .,
Id Mrs. D. c. Maddox and Mrs. oe
ord, of Number Seven, were in the =;
ty Tuesday trying cit Mrs. Jer-t 10
gan's new car.
Mrs. Paul Howard Croft, of Full
n, returned from Nashville last %
eek and stopped over in this city