The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1921-02-25

an open meeting was held in order tC
make the reception mutual and
pleasant.
DR. c. E. Upchuch is in Paducah
this week, attending the meeting OF
the West Kentucky Dental Associa-
tion and is expected to be at his Of
fee Saturday,
The EDISON LAMP is the same
price as others.-AVERITT ELEC.
co.
DR.. w. M. Turner left this week
for Paducah to attend meeting of
the West Kentucky Dental Associa-
ton, which is in session there to-day
and continues thru tomorrow.
Why buy lamps that are not
andard.-AVERITT ELECTRIC co.
Mr.. E. c. Ownby, who has been
in the Mailing Hospital for a num-
Der of weeks, was able to be taken
home this week, very much improved
in health and spirit The friends of
Mr. Ownby are glad to know tha& he
is on the road to good health again.
EDISON LAMPS will not turn
black.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. L. Bryan and
family, TRY street, have moved to the
home of their daughter, Mrs. Jeff
Kee, farther north on the same
street. Mr. and Mrs. Kee will spend
the winter and spring in the South.
Mr. Will Parrish and family have
moved to the former Bryan home.
Mr.. Walter Mays leaves next week
for Washington, D. c., to enter the
Peoples Drug Stores as one of the
young men having charge of the dis
tribution of the stock in the ware
houses. We understand that DR..
Gibbs has opened No. 10 of the retail
stores.
Miss Leila Allen, who has been very
i'll for several weeks, continues to
suffer from the causes Of her illness.
with very little indication of i'm
provement The friends have been
very solicitous and anxious that a
change for the better may take place,
with the hope that she may soon be
better.
MR.. AUTOMOBILE OWNER
Let Crowell overhaul your automo
bile. Location-the Stuttgart Build
ing, on Main street. We conduct
strictly repair business. Phone No.
20.-Crowell Motor Co.
DR.. w. A. Mailing, who has been
very sick for several weeks, suffering
with an attack of continent influenza
and diphtheria, is over the serious
stage of the illness and is now con-
but to recoup his strength
and energies, will, accompanied by
Mrs. Mailing, leave next week for
San Antonio, Texas, to be absent I'M
til March 15 DR.. r. G. Latimer was
attendant physician.
Did you know that the EDISON
LAMP burns less current
than any lamp.
Hon. w. w. Craig, of Ripley,
Tenn, member of the State Senate,
was in the city this week, and on
Tuesday addressed the Lions Club in
behalf Of the strawberry interests in
Obion County. Mr.. Craig is a posi- |
bility in the race two years hence for
Congress from the Ninth Congress
;ional District, and is mingling with |
people OF the district for the purpose |
Of meeting and getting better ac-
luainted.
Call $50 for Bon Air.
Miss Helen Dahnke, accompanied |
by her mother and physician, DR..
8lanton, was brought home last week |
rom Knoxville, arriving here last |
Friday. Miss Dahnke was graduate |
If the 1920 class, U. G. H. s. and was
n the University of Tennessee taking |
| college course. She became i'll af- |
,er the holidays and has not i'm
proved to any extent. The friends Of |
Miss Dahnke regret exceedingly her
illness and hope, in time, if not early,
the may get well.
Did you know that EDISON |
MAZDA LAMPS are the best.
Reelfoot Camp w. o. w. have or
sanized a band in connection with |
he lodge. This organization is to
De trained by DR.. Verdun, of the
Reynolds Packing Co. There are at
present sixteen members, but an eff
ort will be made to increase that
lumber to twenty or more, band
arge enough for the regulation COM
,any military dress parade. DR..
Verdun is a fine musician. He is
10Th a violinist and trombone so
DIST and will no doubt produce some
rery fine results with his crganiza-
ion.
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