The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1918-10-18

turned Tuesday from .Asheville, n.
c., where Mrs. Semones has been re-
euperating for a few weeks.
A cablegram last Thursday an
nounced the arrival of Messrs. ]. P.
Morris, Pierce Pardue a Fletcher
Moss in France for militar. service.
DR.. ]. B. Sharp, of Obion. was in
the city this week visiting his augh-
ter, Mrs. E. M. Long, end Chi dren
who have been very sick of influenza.
Standard gingham, fast colors, %
cents per yard at Kirby's.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hanna, of Kosciusko,
Miss, were here last week during
the illness of their son, S. T. Hanna.
They remained for the funeral as the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. ]. G. Escue.
Mr.. Sam Lovelace, Grove street,
who has been very sick for a week or
more with influenza, is much i'm
proved this week. Mr.. Lovelace is
with the N, c. & S. L. Ry. Co. in
Union City.
We have so dozen of mems over
alls at $3.50 pair. Come and get
a pair while they last, at Phil Hy-
mans Cut Price Store. Buy Liberty
Bonds.
Messrs. Wilson Head and Geo.
Monrotus have volunteered and left
Wednesday for Tcrre Heutc, Ind, to
enter a U. S. military training school
These are both fine boys and will
make good soldiers.
]. N. Bradshaw, owner and man.
ager of the corn mill near the fair
grounds. is very i'll this week. Mr..
Bradshaw has been in poor health
for a number of mouths, but recent
ly seemed much better.
Shoes for the whole family al
Kirby's.
We are glad to say that among
those who have been extremely i'll
this week, Mr.. Wallace Moore was
much better yesterday, also Mr.. H.
B. Horner was much improved from
the day previous and thought to be
recovering.
Our old-time friend, c. B. Jones,
of the vicinity of Crystal, has sold
his fine farm of 100 acres to A. H.
Mcdaniel for $4,000. Mr.. Jones
has some fine farming equipment to
offer for sale and will soon be ready
to announce his sale.
We have just received A cases Of
dark ginghams, which we are selling
at 25c per yard. We also have yard
wide domestic at zoe per yard al
Phil Hyman's Cut Price Store. Buy
Liberty Bonds.
Misses Evelyn Bransford is now
with the w. G. Clagett Co. sales
forces. Miss Bransford is located i.
Union City with her parents, who
came here from Dallas, Texas, an6
the young lady is a graduate of the
commercial department of the UnioI
City Training School.
Mr.. John A. Haley, the well known
mule dealer, brought fine lot Of
young mules to Union City and con
Quoted a sale last Tuesday at tn,
Reynolds lot. Two pairs brought
5000 and one mule SITS. The colt
averaged $115. Mr.. Saunders, thu
auctioneer, reports good sale.
Shoppers this week were Mr.. Jal
Hollomon, Mrs. Jim Ford and, Mis-
Sara Hollomon, Mason Hall; Mrs, L
Wheeler, Hickman; Mrs. Mollie De
ment, Kenton; Mr.. and Mrs. A.
Burrow, Fulton; Mr.. and Mrs. j. E
Mitchell, Troy; Mr.. and Mrs. Johl
Mitchell, Kenton; Miss Inez Green
Obion.
Ladies' coats and coat suits at Gu
prices. You will find our coats ant
suits of the best styles and cheape.
in price but high in quality, so dom
fail to come and look them over a
Phil Hyman's Cut Price Store. Blu.
Liberty Bonds. e.
Messrs. Beck and CO. o, who wer'
in Kansas City representing the Can
vas Decoy Co., have been called il
following q telegram from Govern
ment officials asking the company II
cancel all private sales and repor
with samples. The Government ha
bought the capacity of the factor.
in soldiers raincoats.
Miss Ruth Crenshaw left Sunda,
night and Miss Mary Stuttgart Wed
nesday night, both bound for Franc
to report in New York City, wher
their passprts were waiting. The.
go under the auspices of the Ameri
can Red Cross as reserves in bas