The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1921-08-26

Mr. Guile McRee entertained
about forty good friends last week at
the farm with a barbecue and picnic,
including his farm manager and
crew, and we understand that it was
fine affair
Miss Mary Jessup requests us to
state that her school at Shady Grove
will begin Monday morning, August
30, at o'clock. and pupils are re-
quested to be present in order that
they may be properly classified.
+Horseshoeing at Martin Schmidt's
reduced to $1.75-old shoes $1.00.
Your patronage appreciated.
The picture of baby Joe Anderson
Ward will appear in the photogra-
vure section of the Nashville Tonnes
sean Sunday, August %. Joe is the
baby son of Mrs. Edna Anderson
Ward, cashier at Jimmie's Playhouse.
Mr.. Gray, of Livingston, Tenn,
was a visitor in the city Tuesday as
prospector. Mr.. Gray is a news
paper man and has been for many
years good friend and close neigh
Dor of Ex-Gov. A. H. Roberts, and be-
lieves in him thoroly.
Frozen Sweets" free to the
children to show our appreciation of
the very fine order they keep in our
theatre.-Pla
Mrs. Elvira Roark and her daugh-
ter, Mrs. John Mcintosh, of Mem
phis, together with Miss VOLTA
Rudolph, of Paris, were visitors at
the home of'Saml D. and Mrs. Woos-
ley on Division street Mrs. Roark
is sister of Capt. w. ]. Mathes.
Miss Randolph is her granddaughter.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. G. Sanders have
located in Union City again, Mr.. San
ders taking charge of the local filing
station of the Diamond Oil Co., sue
ceeding Mr. Talley. who retires to
look after other business interests.
The friends will be glad to have Mr..
and Mrs. Sanders at home in Union
City.
The best is the cheapest in coal.
Call $50.
DR.. and Mrs. E. w. Youngblood |
have returned from a visit to rela-
tives and friends at Evansville, Ind. !
They were visiting in the home of !
DR.. Youngbiood's brother, who is also !
a veterinarian, the latter recently !
tour of the country in his |
motor car to New York City by the |
way of Washington City, where he !
visited the President at the White |
House.
Mr. Paul Mailing left last Friday
for Denver, Colo, to try the reju-
effects of the mountain eli
mate He will be in Colorado indef- |
initely engaged in outdoor occupa
tions while he is there. The young |
man has not recovered entirely from
the effects of ether administered |
while at school undergoing an opera
ton for injuries resulting from eff
forts in rescue work at fire.
Baseball results of American Ma
tional League every night at jim
mics Playhouse. First in Every
thing.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. C. Burdick, Sr.;
are entertaining in their cottage at
this week party of friends
who left Tuesday for Reelfoot Lake
rs follows: Mr.. and Mrs. Butler
Caldwell and Miss Ruby Caldwell,
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Heppner, Misses
Kathleen Burdick, Rachel Burrus,
3ernice Flack, Nellie Dahnke, Erma
orather, Helen Garth, Messrs. Ed
ward Meadow, Frank Harris, Jas.
aippy, Chas. Reynolds, John Cald-
veil, Sid Hendricks, Will Hendricks,
levi Jordan and Others
1t is waste of money to buy
lew shoes when we can rebuild your
I'D ones as good as new. After we
lave finished with them you will be
urprised to see those comfortable old
hoes looking ao snappy as they ever
i'd, good for months of wear. Give
is a trial-E. e. Dildine Shoe Hos
ital.