The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1920-03-12

| Mrs. Paul Erwin, OF the vicinity OF
Polk, is reported very sick of pneumo-
MIA.
Save Is per cent on tires. Buy
Federal at Mailing Keiser Hdw. Co.
Mrs. Cloar, known as Grandmother
Cloar, has been very sick at her home
in Troy.
Mrs. H. 7. Edwards and daughter,
Miss Miriam, are in st. Louis for visit
this week.
snappy Spring Millinery. Latest
shades, newest colors and trimmings
at Mrs. Arms.
Mr.. Bob Mcconnell, good friend
and former citizen, was pleasant call
er here yesterday.
Comprising what is believed to be
the finest collection of Pattern Hats
shown this season in Union City, is
now on display>at Mrs. Arms.
Miss Majorie Adams entertained for
Miss Alice Nash yesterday after
noon at home, Exchange street, with
bridal shower.
FOR SALE.-A few extra good
gifts, bred for March and April far
row. Prices reasonable. Cumber-
land Phone. J. A. F0ULKS.
5O-4t Harris, Tenn.
Miss Lula Fleming, OF Hornbeak,
was a visitor here this week. She SUI
fered an injury. of the arm in playing
basket ball, and was here for treatment.
FOR SALE.-A few extra good
gifts, bred for March and April far
row. Prices reasonable. Cumber-
land Phone. J. A. F0ULKS.
50-4t Harris, Tenn.
Miss May Thurman, OF Nashville,
is with Mrs. Arm, Miss Sallie Reeves,
Mrs. Rogers and Miss Marie Sedberry
in trimming hats at the popular Arm
hat store.
See w. H. Forester or call Cum
berland 484, Home 237, for the news
of the State. Tennessean, rs cents
per month delivered; Banner, 80
cents per month delivered.
Mrs. H. T. Robinson has been SUI
fering with some burns accidentally in
CURED while working with a heating
stove, very painful but not very serious
we understand.
Ladies', right now you should Sc
lect your Easter hat. ALI the smart
est styles of the new season will be
found on display at Mrs. Arms.
1t is learned with pleasure that Mr..
and Mrs. Robert R. Rinehart are plan
ming to return to Union City, where
the air is full 6f oil and shoes and big
prospects Of every kind. They have
been located at Flint, Mich.
Miss Flnaay's new coats and
dresses are very distinctive in quail
ity and style and her hats are un-
excelled. Call early and see the dis
play,
Mrs. Emma Mcdonald, wife of the
Cumberland Presbyterian minister who
was here and promoted the building OF
the present church in Union City in
1894, is here for a visit among the
many old-time friends and former as
sociates in Union City. Mrs. Melon
aid has been guest OF the home OF
her uncle, Judge F. w. Moore, on Ex-
change street, while in the city. She
came from Chicago, where she visited
her brother and mother, and from here
goes to Troy and Obion and then to
Kentucky to visit Mrs. Garner at La
Fayette. She is enjoying an extended
visit before returning to her home near
Muskogee, Okla.
FOR SALE.-A few extra good
gifts, bred for March and April far
row. Prices reasonable. Cumber-
land Phone. J. A. F0ULKS.
50-4t Harris, Tenn.
Death of Mr.. Sam Ellison.
Sam d. Ellison died at the home of
his brother south OF Union City on
Tuesday, the 9th inst, after short
illness. Mr.. Ellison was born Aug. u,
1860, and is survived by a daughter,
Miss Georgia Ellison. He leaves four
brothers and three sisters as follows:
William, John, Thomas, Elonzo. Mrs.
Jas. Dyer, Mrs. Armstrong and Miss
Hautie Ellison. =
Mr.. Ellison was not affiliated with
any church but we understand he was
generally esteemed as good man and
a useful citizen.
The ranains yUere infarred at Pleas.