The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1919-02-28

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cousin, respectively, of Mrs. Laurice
Coble, have been visiting Mrs. Coble
in Union City this week.
Messrs. Harvey, Locke and James
Alexander have been called to Union
City on account of the illness of their
father, Major w. L. Alexander, who
has been very sick for several days.
Better hear Adante Religioso.-
DietzePs Jewelry Store.
Mrs. Raymond Wall, Memphis,
who has been in the city visiting her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. L. H. Lockhart,
for several weeks, left this week for
Paris and then returning to Mem
phis.
Mrs. F. o. Roberts and children, of
the Philippine Islands, are in the city
as guests of Mr.. and Mrs. w. w.
Cowden, Exchange street, where they
were entertained Thursday afternoon
with card party.
Miss Daisy Campbell, of Clinton, is
in the city visiting her sister, Mrs
Graham Allen, who has been very
ill with influenza. She has been very
weak and will probably be kept in
her room for several weeks.
Where do you eat and drink ? After
all Forrester's place is the best.
Mrs. Geo. Harris, of Humboldt,
visitor here last week in the home of
Mrs. Geo. Stone, went to Paducah
this week, accompanied by Mrs.
Stone, where Mrs. Harris is to have
special treatment by an oculist.
Mrs. R. T. Curtin, an invalid for
many years, is very ill this week.
Mrs. Curtin has sustained physical
suffering for many years with the
most patient fortitude, and her ill
ness this week is very distressing.
Mrs. Wright Pardue and little
daughters, Frances and Harriet, of
Memphis, were in the city last week
visiting Mrs. Pardue's father, w. P.
Rogers, who has been quite sick for
several days. Mr.. Rogers is i'm
proved.
Hear "The Americans Come. -
Dietzels Jewelry Store.
Attorney w. E. Hudgins arrived
at his home in Union City Wednes-
day, having landed last Friday in
Philadelphia from France. Mr..
Hudgins has been located in Paris
in United War Work, and his return
is welcomed.
Miss Sarah Agnew returned this
week from Hackloburg, Ala, where
she has ably filled the position rs
principal of the school there since
Christmas. The school is having q
few weeks recess on account of the
epidemic of measles, mumps and flu.
Attending the basket ball game at
Jackson last Friday, chaperoned by
Miss Villa Whitson, were Misses
Louise Dahnke, Kathleen Burdick,
Edna Wilbanks, Thelma and Madden
Jordan, Inez Lovelace, Bornice Flack,
nellie Dahnke, Esther Moore, Louise
Terry.
Miss Gertrude Pardue has return
ed from her trip to St. Louis, accom-
panied by Miss Gum, who will be
with Morgan-Verhine Co. this spring
as specialist in trimming. Mrs. H.
D. Nichols, of Troy, will also be with
Miss Pardue, the we'll known man
ager of the department of trimming
in the store.
Miss Mona Jones entertained her
music class last Saturday afternoon,
serving a delightful course of re-
'resments. A spirited contest was
leld as follows: State contest, won
,y Betsy Spradlin; word contest, won
oy Jay Cloar; memory contest, won
~ Brownie Hopper; Ratchet contest,
won by Mary V. Curtin.
Mr.. Thel Taylor, Troy, is in receipt
If letter from his brother, John,
With the Army of Occupation in Ger
many, reporting the soldier in fine
lealth, and as an incident or rather
coincident he has been eating to-
natoes manufactured by the Union
Jity Canning Co., which were ship
led with the army supplies.
Mr.. Ohio Beck has returned from
lamp Jackson, S. c., where he was I
tationed in the @. M. c. B., Artil- /
cry, having been mustered out with I
n honorable discharge. Mr.. Beck l
S in charge this week of the Childs /
pecialty factory while Mr.. Clarence
Beck and Mrs. Scates are in New I
FORK City, and will leave shortly G
With a line of samples in his terri &
DRY as salesman.
The Hen That Lays /
) the hen that pays. II she does not