The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1919-06-13
The Commercial, Union City, Tenn.
FRIDAY. JUNE 10, 1919.


daughter, of Hickman, were in the
city last week visiting in the home
of Mrs. Tulloss' parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
w. E. Walters, Home street.
E. R. Mills, of Hickman, was a
business visitor in the city Wednes-
day. Mr.. Mills has been connected
with the Hickman Courier for a
short time and is interested in news
paper work.
The best in Bedroom Suites at
Harpole- Walker Furniture Company,
Phone SO.
Prof. S. L. Jewel, Jr., of the Nc
Ferrin School, Martin, was visitor
! last Monday afternoon at the Army
Recruiting Station. Prof Jewel is
enjoying a vacation visit with his
parents at Trenton
Mrs. Josie Reynolds and grand
children, Charley Hill and Miss Mar
garet, left last Thursday evening for
Weaverville, N. c., where they will
be located as usual during the sum-
mer months in the Reynolds summer
home in the mountains.
Buy a spruce lined Herrick Re-
frigerator with a Water Cooling
System. Call at Wehmans to see
them.
w. ]. Edwards, of st. Louis, was
in the city, this week attending the
funeral and burial of his father, ].
M. Edwards. Mr.. Jerre Edwards,
brother of deceased, was also here,
accompanied by his children, for the
funeral.
Mr.. Stegall, the Hamilton-Brown
Co. travelling representative, was here
Tuesday. Mr.. Stegall formerly con-
Quoted the Stegall shoe store at Jack
son, which is now under the manage
ment of Jas. H. Arm, formerly of
this city.
A new lot of wolfe, organdie and
muslin ladies waists of good quality
and stylish design at SO cents at the
Phil Hyman's Cut Price Store.
Judge F. W. Moore has sold his
home on Main street to S. ]. Willard
and bought the r. L. Cummings
home on Exchange street. The
transfer of property is being made
this week and the families will soon
be located in their respective homes.
Private First-Class, Claude M.
Pointer, recently discharged from
the 30th Division, was re-enlisted at
Nashville last week and has been
assigned to duty in the local recruit
ing station. Mr.. Pointer is in his
third enlistment and has good
fighting record.
Use Pyrex Glass Cooking Utensils
and note the improvement in your
cooking. They are easily cleaned
and never wear out. Make your
selection at Wehmans.
Messrs Jas. and Clay Faircloth,
the former from Washington and the
latter of Mississippi, were called to
Union City last week on account of
the illness of their mother at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry HassIer.
We are glad to say that Mrs. Fair
cloth, who was thought to be quite
ill, is very much better and the
danger of serious illness is about
all passed.
Mrs. Belle Berryhill, formerly with
The Commercial as social writer,
came down last week from st. Louis
for a summer visit with homefolks
and friends in Union City. Mrs.
Berryhill is now on the staff of
writer's for theMuch-Ado magazine as
movie critic. She was with the
Times as reporter for number of
and seems to be welded to
the newspaper game.
Good news to the stout ladies'
Extra size wool and silk poplin skirts
for stout people at reduced prices at
Phil Hyman's Cut Price Store.
First Lieutenant Ernest Ball, form
erW of this city as assistant of in
struction in the Union City Train
ing School, has arrived from the A.
E. f., France. Lieutenant Ball was
in the seth Division and in active
service on the fighting fronts. He
returns looking fine and free from
casualties. He goes to Memphis to
study law and prepare for future
career which we hope will be in
accordance with his anticipations.
Five-Minute, Double Quick Ice
Cream Freezers, Ice Coolers and Ice
Boxes will help you through the hot
weather. Call Wehmans.
Messrs. N. L. and J. T. Barnell,
now located at Trenton in the CON
duct and management of one of the