The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1918-11-01


suffering from a relapse of influenza,
is still very sick at the home of his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Ike Kirby.
He has very severe attack of the
disease.
Don't forget the bargains offered
in children's garments by the Childs
Speciality House on Washington
street. A number of items of fine
values are enumerated in large ad
on another page.
Supt. C. L. Rulings has accepted
the county Craftsmanship of the War
Savings fund, to take place of w. E.
Hudgins, who left yesterday morning
for New York City for the Y. M. G.
A. work in France.
Who in Union City would not give
even the price of season ticket to
greet and hear the preacher soldier
tell of the many hard battles thru
which he fought and lost a leg that
you may be free from the horrors of
this cruel war.
Miss Mary Ella Hamilton, daugh-
ter of j. d. Hamilton, near Samburg,
was reported yesterday to be much
better. The young girl YVES very ill
at the time and since the death of
her mother and brother.
1t is indeed a relief to the family
and friends everywhere to learn that
Miss Margaret Wehman, who has
suffered so greatly with influenza
and pneumonia, is this week gradu-
ally recovering her health.
Attorney w. M. Miles has returned
from Washington City, having Sc
cured Information in regard to- the
branch of the military service in
which he desires to enter and has
filed application for that service.
Your boy, your Red Cross and your
own personal pleasure are all con-
sidered in the arrangement of the
Union City Lyceum Course. First
number Nov. Z. Private Herman,
the preacher soldier, will in thrill
ing way tell us what in no other
way we will ever know. Season tick
cts $2.10; school children $1.05.
Mr.. John O'Donnell, who has been
very ill for nearly two weeks, going
to bed with influenza, has compli-
cations which have made him a very
sick man for some time. We trust
that he may yet enjoy returning
health and strength.
Mrs. Fred Redditt and Miss Kath-
leen are considerably better this
week. The entire family have been
sick of influenza Miss Christine,
however, continues very ill, and we
received reports yesterday that she
was suffering with double pneu-
monia. We sincerely trust they will
all get well again.
Mrs. Essa Williams has moved to.
the residence of Mrs. Geo. "A. Gibbs,
ST., Ury street, where she has apart
ments. Her phone number is 1901.
Mrs. Williams has been in the family
of Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Ellsworth
as special nurse, and we are glad to
say that Mrs. Ellsworth and her
son, Terrell, are both recovering.
The Union City Lyceum Course
will be especially interesting this
year, because Of the thrilling Incl
dents as will be revealed by men of
brains, who have been over there
and drank deep of the Huns devil
ment. Season tickets for the five
entertainments only So, plus war
tax, which is ten cents. Buy tick
ct and if you cannot attend give it
to someone who would rejoice over
the possession of SO rare a privilege. |
Little Miss Mildred Stephenson,
granddaughter of Mrs. M. C. Shive |
and daughter of Mrs. H. H. Stephen
son, Dyer, Tenn.,J has been awarded |
premiums for necdlework at the Tri- |
State fair and at the Trenton fair |
The little girl was six years old in
September, and friends of the family
here are glad to hear of her success.
The Union City Hunting Club left
going to Reelfoot Lake on
their annual outing to hunt and fish,
the open season beginning Nov. 1.
Following are in the party: Ed
Chas. Herring. John JOY
ner, T. ]. Williams, Gully McRee,
Alwyn Brevard, Chas. Kciser; Chas.
Dietzel, Dan Glenn, Pink Bennett,
Jake Gibbs, John D. Killion. w. M.
will join them next week,
and nf xuy1