The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1919-08-15

Miss, were the guests of Mrs. Nettie
Peniek the first of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. ]. Harpole and
Mr.. and Mrs. Whitesell Harpole and
little son motored over to Martin
Sunday and visited with friends.
Where do you eat and drink After
all Forrester's place is the best.
Mrs. Nettie Penick leaves to-day
for Chicago to visit her sons. She
was joined at Fulton for the trip by
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. H. Arm, of Jackson.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. L. Garth and
sons, Campbell and Albert Lea, are
in st. Louis for a ten-days vacation
visit with Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest John
son.
We are agents for the best known
batteries in the world. The Willard
Batteries are known by every one.
We are also agents for the Gould
Batteries-the kind the U. S. Gov
eminent used in submarines. We
carry in stock to fit any make of car.
They are guaranteed for Is months.
Call us and we will bring them to
you and install them In your car
Overland Sales Co. Phone 1875 st
News comes from Mrs. Cato Davis
in the hospital at Dallas that she is
much better. An operation was per-
formed, and her condition is altogeth-
er improved.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. S. Stone, Mr..
G. B. Driskell and Frank Harris went
to Humboldt last Friday and attend
cd the funeral of Mr. Murray Harris,
d nephew of Mrs. Stone and Mr.. Dris-
kill.
We are agents for the best known
batteries in the world. The Willard
Batteries are known by every one.
We are also agents for the Gould
Batteries-the kind the U. S. Gov
eminent used in submarines. We
carry in stock to fit any make of car.
They are guaranteed for Is months.
Call us and we will bring them to
you and install them in your car
Overland Sales Co. Phone 1875 st
Mrs. Dabney Boyd Hughes, visitor
Of Mrs. Margaret Holt, left Wednes-
lay morning for Franklin, Tenn.
where she will join a party going to
Red Boiling Springs and Monteagle
Tor a season Of rest.
Mr. S. E. Scates, member of the
'aculty of the West Tennessee Nor
nal, Memphis, and little son, Justin,
were here this week visiting Mr.. !
3cates' parents, Mr.. end Mrs. w. E.
,cates and others in the city.
Misses Inez A. Burch, of Paris,
Tenn, Matte G. Thompson, Erie
Vest and Mozelle Turner, of Kenton,
Tenn, have returned home after a
weeks visit with Miss Matte Blan-
on Hopper on north Second street.
Close your eyes and imagine that
,ou are in the Metropolitan Opera
louise, as you hear ife-like tenor
oice that fairly fills and thrills your
oul with melody, then put on a
iolin record, played by the master
iolinist of the world. Feel and know
Why it is that the greatest violinists
ave acclaimed the Stradivara as the
.rst instrument that actually re-
reduces the true violin tone in all
is plaintive sweetness.
Manager w. H. Hicks, of the Union
,ity Steam Laundry, has returned
rom visit to relatives and friends
n Louisville, Ky. Mr.. Hicks was
bsent for a week or more visiting
ward and granddaughter and some
ther very good friends, two of whom
ave been very i'll.
DR.. w. M. Turner was absent from
lis Office this week on account of ill
Iess. DR.. Turner's confinement to
lis dental offices and his professional |
uties have upset his general health
o some extent, but we hope he will
e back in few days all right again.
Persons wanting to borrow money
N long time on land and at less than |
TX percent rate inquire at the Old
National Bank.
Mrs. Dora Reeves was in Memphis |
his week for a few days in the Lucy |
3rinkley Hospital to visit her sister,
Mrs. c. e. LeDuke, who was operated |
IN few days ago. Mrs. LeDuke is |
and hopes soon to be able
o return to her home in Jonesboro, |
Ark.
Capt. w. R. Manley was in Lex
ngton, Tenn, last week conducting |
ome auction sales of fine land in the
county north of that place. A tract |
# 500 acres was sold by Captain |
danley in six parts, amounting to a |
otal of $1S,535. Captain Manley |
will sell 1000 acres in the same coun-
y September TO-