The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1918-03-15

a trip TO East tennessee with re
ports of fine business.
Miss Lena Mitchell returned t
the McFerrin School at Martin Fri
day after spending several days will
her mother and family.
Mary Pickford Sundae at divers
10c.
Mr.. Glen Cartwright, who has
been in the city for some time with
relatives and friends, left wednes.
day for Westwood Cal.
Mesdames J. E. and K. S. Richey
returned to their home in Sheffield
Sunday after spending week here
with their parents, Mr.. and Mrs. r.
w. Irvine.
Your baby chicks needs Buttermilk
Starting Food. Get it at WEB
MANS.
D. P. Caldwell, Rev. ]. Randall
Farris, w. C. Watts and party of
autoists enjoyed few hours at Sam
burg Tuesday with the citizens OF
the community
Mayor Pittman and Capt. .drews
have returned from an auto drive to
Memphis, where they were rendered
some honors by the Commercial APP
peal and Editor Mooney.
You couldn't make a better in
vestment than in a CEDAR CHEST.
Phone Harpole- Walker Furniture
Co.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Bruer and
Mrs. J. e. Bruer, of near Clayton,
were visitors in the city Wednesday.
Mrs. ]. e. Bruer called at this Office
and ordered the paper for another
year.
DR.. M. A. Blanton and DR.. B. f.
Loring, we understand, have been
notified to report for service in few
days in the military cantonments.
The physicians are making prcpara-
tions to leave.
We buy and sell used cars, all
makes. Call on us when you want
to buy or sell.-Union City Garage,
G. v. Andrews, Mgr. y
e. X. Higgins, travelling for a
wholesale st. Louis millinery house,
who has been very i'll for several
weeks, made return trip to Union
City this week, and the patrons were
glad to offer him greetings.
]. B. McDearmon, formerly of Co
lumbus, KY, is now in the train
dispatcher's service in the office of
the M. & o. r. r. Co. at Union City
on extra duty. Mr.. McDearmon is
quite well known in Union City. He
is an old-time operator.
Raise every chick Matched by feed
ing Conkey's Buttermilk Starting
Food for the first few weeks. Call
WEHMAN.
e. L. Rice has resigned as vice
president of the Union City Manu-
featuring Co.. sold his holdings and
will take up another line Of work as
soon as his plans are matured. HeI
has been very active and busy man
in the work of this concern.
Mr.. Haywood Norwood, who left
here a few months ago for military
duty, was at home this week on a
furlough from Camp Grant, Rock
ford, Ill. He is in the signal corps
of the aviation service, and looked
like life in the camp suited him.
Before storing your quilts and
blankets for the summer send them
to the Union City Laundry for al
thoro cleaning. Prices very cheap.
Private Watt Cherry, who has
been stationed at Camp Sewer, has
been visiting his kinspeople in Num-
Der Twelve Last week he was en-
tertained as an honor guest at a |
party given by Miss Helen Grooms
at Protemus. Mr.. Cherry is the son
Of T. A. Cherry and a mighty fine
young man.
News from H. T. Robinson in Ros-
we'll, New Mexico, Saturday by wire, |
was somewhat favorable for an i'm
proved condition of his son, George.
The patient was feeling considerably |
and it was thought the
chances good for further gains. The
friends are anxiously looking for
adorable reports.
A complete line of ladies', misses
md children's hats at Kirby's.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. E. Atkins, Of Nor
'ison; Tenn, are located in Union
lily with their SON, Mr.. Harry At
Tins. The latter is now with Tisdale
Jackson, handling I. H. c. lines OF
and Maxwell cars and one
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