The commercial., March 21, 1919, Image 7

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LOCAL AND PERSONAL.
Mck Dealer
Located In Harpole Furniture Bldg.
' Have in stock now '
2 5 -Passenger
1 7-Passenger
ready for delivery. CalJ and look them over.
Strongest built car on the market Best finished car
bn the market. .In fact, the most beautiful car on
the market.
CARNEY & HART, Prop.
x Location, Dyersburg, Ripley, Union City
Will have in connection
PARTS FOR ALL BUICK CARS
A. E. KIRKLAND, Manager
Union City Branch.
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Lusk-Bondurant.
Mr. Fred Bondurant and Miss
Luskof Ripley, were united in Mar
riage last Thursday.
Marriage License.
C. R. Ring and Ima Carey Nailing.
C. W. Brevard, Jr., and Jodie May
Winston.'
M. B. Porgey and Lottie Graves.
J. V. Curry and Vera Owens.
Verre Sabin and Morrie Rhoads.
Chester W. Hart and Aletha Mc-
Daniel.
BROWDER-CHAMBERS.
I have the style of hat that will
please you. A new shipment of
patterns just arrived. Don't neg
lect to call and see them.
MISS FLANARY
Assisted by Miss Opal Wall,
Miss Cora Stephens, Mrs. A. B.
Hudson, Mrs. Sam Lovelace.
Miss Lillian Browder and Mr
Robert Chambers were united In
marriage lest Wednesday evening by
Rev. McKely," at the home of the
bride, near Fulton. Mr. Chambers
was a student at the Union City
Training School several years ago
and has many friends here who wish
him much happiness.
i McDaniel-Hart
Twolyoung people who are popularly
known ip Troy and vicinity, Miss
Aletha McDaniel and Mr. Chester
Hart, were united in marriage at the
home of the bride's parents Wednesday
afternoon, the 19th inst The cere
mony was performed by Rev. Raymond
White. The bride is the charming
young daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ira
McDaniel. The groom is salesman with
Pressly & Co., Troy.
The couple have many friends to offer
them hearty congratulations. After
trip to Memphis Mr. and Mrs. Hart will
be at home in Troy.
Mrs. John R. George has returned
from Rochester, Minn., and her many
friends are pleased to know that she is
greatly improved in health.
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.Cows. on Pastor Need: Gram.
Lare ertra summer profits may easily be
obtained from cows ori pasture. Tvro pounds
of PURINA COW CHOW FE$D on pasture
will increase the flow of a good producer at
it.
least 6 pounds ot milic per oay, usuany
more.
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At S2.00"per cwt. the extra milk will bring
12 cents per cow at sn extra" feed cost of only
7 cents per cow. This penns 5 cents erdra
profit per cow per day or $1.50 a month. On .
a herd vl 13 ccv. i ll vould mean an extra profit
of X30.00 ner month. These figures are con
servative. Make jtest. Order PURINA COW
Chow Feed tod' J and start tomorrow. ' .
' Sold in Union City by the Cask Grocery Co.
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"Mrs. L. J. Goode, of Fulton, is the
guest of her aunt, Mrs. Nettle Pen
rick.. Lieut. Cherry, of Ncwbern, was a
social visitor here the first of this
week. , . .
Mrs. Sudie Manning, of Jackson,
is the guest of Mrs. Claude Alien this
week. " . , "
Mr. and Mrs. Sam Harper, of Num
ber Tout, were very pleasant visitors
here Monday.
T. M. Carney will preach at Fre
mont Church next Sunday at ,3
o'clock P., M. ' '
Mrs. Russell, ot Dyersburg, was the
guest of Miss Clatie Andrews the
first of thl3 week.
Mrs. Geo. Harris, of Humboldt, was
a visitor here this eek in the home of
Mrand Mrs. Geo. Stone, Grove streetj
Gorp. John O. Hopper was in the
city Sunday enroute home, having
received his honorable discharge.
Corp. Hopper' has been In Camp
Wadswortli for about six months.
1 he Davidson Produce Co. paid M.
L. Corum for one dozen Plymouth hens
f :'0 f.4. One of these hens weighed
llvibs. At the price paid would
have brought $2.86. So it pays to
raise the best breed of poultry.
The Cleveland Tractor not only plows,
but you can do anything with it, haul,
grade roads, run your ensilage outter
or your feed mill, 6r(anything that re
quires belt power. ;
I will preach at Mt. Zion on Sun
day morning at eleven o'clock, and at
Salem at 3 P. M. The birds afe sing
ing the flowers are blooming, and
we hope all who are, not sick will
come and worship with us.
G. W. EVANS.
Mr. J. J. Kee was home this week
for a brief visit with Mrs. Kee and the
children at home with Mr. antl Mrs.
Will Bryan, Ury "street. Mr. Kee is
traveling salesman out of St. Louis and
has been traveling in Florida territory.
Mrs. H. C. Stanfleld and little
dutfliter, Mary Louise, arrived home
Monday from Memp'rp. Mrs. Stat:
i eld went to Mnnpl.'c to see her bis
ter.'Mrs. E. C. Conner,! who bs been
very ill. She if ct the Baptist Mi-
morial Hospital.
Mr. George A. Reaves, of Columbia,
S. C, was a visitor in Union City Tues
day. He has retired from the milling
business and, together with his brother,
Arthur, and Mr. Wallace Moffett, for
merly of this city, represent the Bur
roughs Adding Machine Co., and have
an office in Columbia. Tbey are pros
pering and enjoying splendid health.
Dr. Ira 0. Park and J. E. Averitt
are to be located in the Driskjll build
ing, formeily the I. S.JCirby store, to
be partitioned in two sections w
an apartment of electrical supplies
and fixtures in one, and medical offi
ces and surgical departments for Dr.
Park. The house is now in the hands
of workman undergoing improve
ments as indicated.
Mr. Thelbert Taylor, formerly as
sistant cashier of the Bank ofTroy,
Tenn., has been elected as cashier of
the Citizens Bank at Troy, succeeding
Mr. Jake Brantley, who goes back to
Louisville with the Federal Land Loan
Bank. Mr. Taylor is well known with
bankers and banking of the county, and
will be a useful man at his new post
Rev. W. B. Cunningham, Mrs. W.
J. Davidson, Mrs. T. J. Latimer and
J. W. Burney left Tuesday afternoon
for Ncwbern, Tend., to attend the
meeting of Obion Presbytery of the
Cumberland Presbyterian Church.
Mrs. Davidson and Mrs.-Lr.timcr go
as representatives to the Ladies Mis
sionary society.' Rev. W. B. Cunning
ham is the stated clerk and J. M.
Burney the retiring moderator of the
Presbytery. A largo representation
is anticipated.
Mrs. Parker, of Greenwood, Miss., ia
visitor in the city with Mrs: Alts
Nichols.
Word from Mrs. T. R. Clark, who has
been in Faducah for treatment, is that
she is improving and very much better.
Miss Maude Moffatt, of Troy, was a
visitor here this week on Ury street.
Dr. and Mrs. Jno. D. Carlton will
be at home about April 15. , ,
Mr. and Mrs. Oliver vBrummel have
returned to St. Louis, after a visit with
Mr. and Mrs. 8. E. Brummel.
Miss Vallie Hanna has .returned
home after an extended visit with rela
tives in Mississippi.
Miss T.nverne Threlkeld is visiting in
the bomoi Mr. and Mrs. E. L. King.
Mr. Cary Brummel has returned to
Paducab, Ky., after a visit with relatives.
Miss Lillie Nolen,. who- has been lo
cated in Atlanta, Ga., during the. win
ter, was in the city yesterday enroute to
Jackson.
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Car O wimerS:
Having installed a complete, vulcanizing plant, we are
now prepared to repair your tires and tubes as they
should be. '
Having repaired tires and tubes for the U? S. Govern
ment for the past 8 months at Sheffield, Ala., we feel
that we are in position, to do your repair work.
All work unconditionally guaranteed. For any in
formation in regard to tires, new or old, give us a call.
Opposite Dietzel Produce & Grocery Co., next door
to Semones' old garage or Johnson's Motor Transfer, Co.
Dietzel Vulcanizing Co.
Telephone 273. UNION CITY, TENN.
Rhoads-Sabirf
On Monday, March 14, 1919, oc
curred the marriage at Miss Nonie
Rhoads, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. C
J. Rhoads of' Union City, Tenn., to Mr
Verne Sabin, son of Mr. and Mrs. El
nier C. Sabin of Champaign, III., at the
home of the bride in Union City, Tenn
Rev. J. R. Farris of the First Christian
Church performing the ceremony
The bride and groom were classmates
at the Illinois College of Photography,
from which tbey both graduated in
1912. Since that date the bride bas
been engaged in the photography busi
ness in Union City, while the groom
has been engaged in similar work in
various parts of the State of Illinois,
and for the past eighteen months has
been the Official Photographer for the
U. 8. Army at Embarkation Headquar
ters, Newport News, Va., having been
discharged from the army March 6,
with the rank of Sergeant First Class,
Medical Corps.
The bride, wore a pink "georgette
crepe, .heavily embroidered. The groom
wore his uniform.
The bouse was beautifully decorated
in pink and green, the altar being
backed by a Giant Begonia, ten feet in
height, flanked on either side with
ferns and pink begonias, with a canopy
of green. The bride's sister, Miss
Geneva Rhoads, had charge of the dec
orating and lighting. -. -i
Mendelssohn's Wedding March was
preceded by two songs, The Can of
Love" and "That Is Why My Love Is
Calling", 'Bung by Miss Ruth Griffin,
with Miss Brownie Dixon presiding at
the piano. Miss Mattie Beauton Hop
per had charge of the Guest's Register
andjtelegrams, a large number of the
latter being received from many of
their out of town friends. The out of
town guests included the parents of the
groom, from Champaign.
Refreshments were served appropri
ate to St. Patrick's Day. .
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pjj ine display oi weuuing guts
I urge and beautiful. rs,
was
HORNER'S
"Amber Queen"
A RARE OLD BLEND
100 per cent Pure
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I will be in UNION CITY
'SATURDAY
March 22, 1919
with a car load of good, fresh
Jersey ilk Cows
and Heavy Springers
Sale will commence at 1 o'clock p. m.
Terms will made known on day of
sale. .
G. A,
NAG
LE, Owner.
J. G. SAUNDERS, Auctioneer.
B. P., 0. E.
On last Monday' the pf Union
City gave ' a St. Pactrick's dance.
About 50 couples from Martin, Dyers
burg, Humboldt, Paducah, ' Obion,
Fulton, Hickman and Mr.yfleld were
present. ' The Kentucky' Jazi Band
had been engaged to ' furnish the
music but didn't, arrlvo on account
of washouts on all roads, so tho music
was furnished by local talent. A do
lightfuLevcning was spent In spite
of disappointments and Union -City
has put on one more of the dances for
which she Is famous. . '
Card of Thanks.
To the many, friends and physician,
Dr. Watson, who so tenderly watched
over our beloved one, Melvin L.' Nich
ols, during his illness and death, and
also to the loved ones for the beautiful
floral offerings, we want to thank you
and invoke God's blessings upon you.
Mrs. Melvih L. Nichols,
Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Nichols
and Family. -