The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1921-07-22
$50 cures pengue Fever.

ness at Paducah Tuesday.
Mr.. o. P. Wilson, of Franklin, was
a visitor in Union City Wednesday.
How many dogs in Union City?
Jimmie's Playhouse will find out
Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. C. Varnell, of
Adamsville, are visiting in the city.
Miss Lille Couch, of Rutherford,
was the guest of Miss Martha Temple
this week.
Miss Lottie Mai Caps is visiting
in Dyer this week, tho guest CT Miss
Annette Elicit
Mrs. ]. w. McCorkle and two chill
dren are spending the week visiting
at Glass and Obicn.
| A religious census will soon be
taken of Union City. Inside the
Cup" will add many more. Don't
miss it at Jimmie's Playhouse.
Miss Inez Lovelace returned We'd
nesday from Bon Aqua, where she at
tended house party.
- Misses Edlois and Selma Carr are
spending the week visiting with
| friends at Dyersburg.
Little Miss Ruth Watts left We'd
nesday for Bowling Green to spend a
month with her sister, Mrs. Daugh-
tray.
Miss Mary Eetta Hays went to
Usage, Tenn, Henry County, this
week to visit her friend, Miss Ruth
WATSON.
Mrs. Davis, aftor a visit in this city
with former. schoolmate, Miss Min
mic Beck, left Tuesday for her home
in Atlanta.
Misses Lavera Lovelace, this city,
and Ruby Skiles, of Kenton, left
Wednesday for Monteagle for few
days stay.
Special fcr Satur lay, July 20,
and Monday, July 25-36-inch Silk
Tricolette in several colors suitable
for sweaters and sport suits, $1.95.
l-Corum & Jackson.
Mrs. Paschal Ellington and Miss
Annie Ellington, of Hornbeak, were
in the city this Teek, the guests of
Mrs. Robt. Woods on Florida avenue.
Messrs. King Cox and Glynn
Brown, who have been in tho U. s..
Army Officers Training Camp at
Baltimore, are expected home to-day.
If you want to cut expenses see
Dorrel Harris for straight life with
savings bank account that is real,
dead OF alive.
Mrs. E. L. Atwood and daughter,
Eva May, of Dyersburg, are in the
city visiting in the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. w. Woodland on Palmer street.
Miss Jessie McCuan, of Lynvifle,
KY, is visiting in the home of Mr..
and Mrs. w. T. White on East Har-
rison street, the guest of Miss Lena
Pitmann.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. r. Cunningham
and children have been enjoying q
thru trip in their touring car to Cen
treville, Tenn, and other Middle
Tennessee points.
Mrs. Mary Crensiaw, of Woodland
Mills, and Mrs. Sue Maloan, of Ores
den, were the guests OF Mrs. ]. F.
Chambers in the vicinity northeast
of Union City Thursday.
Sneak thieves entered the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Homer White last Fri
day night and stole articles amount
ing to $50 or mora suit case, la
dies dresses and $500 in cash.
The friends Of Mr.. U. A. Flowers,
Western Uni5n agent in Union City,
are sorry to hear of his illness. Mr..
Flowers is suffering an attack Of
gail stone and has been very sick.
Messrs. Geo. w. Carter and j. c.
Burdick write hcme that they are
having a fine time in Colorado. They
are doing Denver, Estes Park, Long
mont, Colorado Springs and Pueblo.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Rogers and
baby, of Covington, came ever Sun
day and visited at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Jce Rogers. Mr.. Rogers
returned to Covington Monday and
Mrs. Rogers end the baby remained
here until Thursday.
Mrs. Mary Ashton and grand
daughter, Mrs Mary Agnes >Nolen,
of Columbia, Tenn, are here visiting
Mrs. Ashton's daughters, Mrs. Chas.
Everett, west CT the city, and Mrs.
Frank Hays at tho residence of Mrs.
M. p Goodwin en- Ury street.
A congenial party of people enjoy
ed an outing at Relfoot Lake the first
Of the week, including Dr.. and Mrs.
1. Glosson, Mr.. and Mrs. Sid Cald
we'll, Mr.. Gerald Grissom. DR.. ]. H.