The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1920-12-24
The Commercial, Union City, Tenn.
FRIDAY. pEcEMBER. %. 1870.
LOCAL AND PERSONAL.

Mr.. and Mrs. ]. e. Atkins left TO
a few days at selmer, Tenn.
Light outing at 10 cents pc
yard at Phil Hyman's cut-pric,
Store.
Mrs. Belle Curtin was a visito
this week with Mr.. and Mrs. Sell
Curtin at Hickman.
Gen. and Mrs. w. H. Swiggart. Jr.
and title daughter are up from
Nashville for the holidays.
500 breaks a cold quicker thar
any remedy we know.
Miss Frances Haguewood, of Ruth
erford, was visitor last week in the
city with Miss Lola Harper.
If you want an honest job, come
to McHugh Battery Co.
E. C. Dow, manager for the Met
ropolitan Life Insurance Co., has
been transferred from Oklahoma City
to Union City and iC now in charge
of the offices here.
Drive around to McHugh Bat
terry Co.'S station on Second street
and have your batteries tested and
watered free.
Mr.. Lee Quinn, of Newport, R. l.,
attached to the U. S. Battleship Ten
nessee, is enjoying a furlough in I'm
ion City with his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. F. E. Quinn.
We have the largest and most
beautiful lines Xmas goods ever
shown in Ffs.i City. Shop early at
Wehman
Miss Mary Lee Stone and Miss
Martha McAlister came in this week
from Brenau College, Gainesville,
Ca, to spend the holidays with
homefolks in and near Union City.
When you put your car up for
winter don't forget your battery.
Bring it to McHugh Battery Co.'S
station.
Miss Vivian Scott, teacher of
household economics in the Union
City High School, leaves this week
to enjoy the holidays visiting her
parents and friends at Columbia,
Tenn.
ALI the latest books for old and
by best authors, at Cobbs
Corner Drug Store.
Mr.. Herbert Quinn, of Cosgrove,
Ark, and Mr.. Ralph Quinn, of the
Lake County Manufacturing Co., are
here for the holidays visiting home
folks on Palmer street and the
friends in Union City.
Xmas gifts for everybody! We
have a store full of carefully selected
gifts and our prices are reasonable
Wehman's.
The White & Quinn insurance Of
fees are now located in the old post
office building, which has been over
hauled and reconstructed. Mr.. Rob-
srt White is in charge and he is
pleased to invite his friends to one
If tNe handsomest offices in the city.
fen dollar blankets going at
S4.98; SIS plaid blankets going at
1898; 81 blankets at $2.4S-all at
Phil Hyman's Cut-price Store.
DR.. H. w. Qualls, whose Offices are
low in the Mailing building on
avenue, will be in the |
lew quarters on First street in the |
I'D post office building the first of
he new year. The new quarters will
include reception, consulting and OPP
rating rooms, all just finished in
modern and model arrangement,
With suitable heating and lighting
md comfortable appointments.
-Metcalfe's Greenhouse will have
nice display of pot plants and cut
lowers for Xmas. Right from the
'roducor to consumer at reasonable
'rices. oS-5t
OF the following boys and girls
rom Union City, in school at differ
mt points, probably all the girls ex-
cpting Jesnie Garth and Mary
nd Make Horner will be home for
he holidays. Some of the boys will
e here. They arc as follows: Uni
ersity of Tennessee: Misses Elsie
tone, Mary and Make Horner,
eanette and Zula Mae Harris, Mary
'utler, Nola Almond, Nellie Miner,
Burdick, Anita Dodds, Hes
or Bennett, Helen Dahnke, Virginia
.ndrews, Glynn Brown, Will Lam
ON, Gene Campbell, King Cox,
.ichard Alexander. Vanderbilt Uni
ersity, Misses Doris and Virginia
tiles, and Thelma Jordan. Miss
larry Lee Stone and Miss Martha Nc
lister, Brenua College. Miss Mary
ill Mosier, Agnes Scott College, De-