The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1920-04-02
LOCAL AND PERSONAL.

w. C. Morris was up from Mem
phis this week visiting Mrs. Morris
and family on Harrison street.
Save Is per cent on tires. Buy
Federal at Mailing Keiser Hdw. Co.
Judge H. o. Head. of Sherman,
Texas, was a visitor at The
Beeches this week with the family
of his son, H. o. Head, Jr.
You can save money on your spring
millinery at Kirbys.
Mrs. Belle Berryhill left last week
for St. Louis after few months va
cation at home with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Seid Waddell.
NOW is the time to plant your
early garden. Buy your seed at
Wehman'S and you are sure I the
best.
Mrs. w. E. Roberts, of Jackson,
was visitor in Union City last week
in the home of Mr.. and Mrs. w. L.
Bryan, Ury Street.
Phil Hyman has the prettiest line
of spring millinery in town. This is
what our customers say. They are
offered at prices to suit you.-Phil
Hyman's Cut-price Store. We lead,
others follow.
E. L. Mendenhall, of Dyersburg,
was in the city this week with his
brother, T. c. Mendenhall, pushing
the interests of the Reelfoot Ranger
Oil Company in this, locality.
The laundry question is easily set
tied with a Federal Washing Ma
chine. See one at Averitt Electric
Co. Demonstration any time.
The commencement sermon for the
Union City High School will be de-
livered at the Methodist Church by
DR.. H. E. Waters, of Jackson, on
Sunday, May 16, at IL o'clock.
WE repair tractor and auto radi-
ators.-Nailling- Keiser Hdw. Co. "a
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. MHnn have re-
turned from Memphis and are now
with Mr.. and Mrs. Ross Brown in
the vicinity of Polk. Mr. and Mrs.
Mum have a fine nine-pound baby
boy.
It's the simplest thing in the world
to use Hyomci and end catarrh.
Breathe the medication through the
little inhGler in every outfit and you
will get relief at once. Money back
if it fails.-Oliver's Drug Store.
Nice line candy, fruits and cigars
at Forrester's.
Mrs. j. P Thompson writes from
Tenn, that she still en-
joys The Commercial and that her
husband, whose hand was crippled
some time last year, is still able to
handle a good real estate deal or
to write insurance. Mrs. Thompson
was formerly Miss Ina Long.
FOR SALE-A fine Adam Schaff
player piano. Call W. F. Lamb,
High Street. Soft
Ethelbert Rogers, the gentleman
upon whose land the Rogers Well"
will be drilled by the Reelfoot Rang
err Oil Co., was in the city Monday
and reported that material for de-
would probably be on
the ground in about TEN days and
that drilling at Walnut Log would be
as soon as the Quicksand
trouble could be overcome and that
they We're at depth of $50 feet
when last reported.
$1,000 ICE BOXES AND REFRIG-
Herrick Re-
with Water Cooling Sys-
tens. Buy early while our stock is
omplete.-WEHMAN'S.
= ]. B. Brown, Supervisor, Depart
ment of Education, was here this
week, and in company with the
supervisor, Miss Cassie Ham
lton, visited some of our schools.
The object of Mr.. Browns VISIT was
10 place the endowment fund of the
Rockefeller Foundation for county
nigh school. This will be done by
some of the rural
schools, and will be done very soon,
including some of the schools in the
county west of Union City.
If it's dry goods you are looking
or you will find large assortment
If figured voiles, taffeta silks and all
eading goods of the season at Phil
Iyman's Cut-price Store. We lead,
,thers follow.
Esq. H. H. Hunt and Mrs. Hunt,
ormerly of Number Seven, are now
coated at Water Valley, Miss. Esq.
Hunt has invested in some real es-
ate and Mrs. Hunt is teaching in
he college at Water Valley. She
has charge of the seventh grade.
Che school has an enrolment of one