The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1902-08-15
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the cemetery at this place Sunday
morning. 1t was only six days old
i Tommie Slayden, talented
young pedagogue of Mason Hall,
is spending few days with his
friends, RUDE and FINS Clarke, of
Hawkins.
I Will Thurmond spent few days
at the campmeeting, but he does
not appear TO be very we'll pleased
with the method of conducting gen
eral affairs.
Henry, Wick and Will Wray, Vir-
gle Dublin and Pete Cunningham
returned from the campmeeting
Saturday. They made a few deals
in horsehesh
Miss Addie Cakes, the lovely and
fascinating daughter of the genial
Alonzo Cakes, of Tiptonville, spent
Saturday and Sunday with Miss
Katie Dunning.
Miss Ollie Dunning, accompanied
by her manly little brother, Vernon,
spent Friday and Saturday with
her graceful cousin, Miss Pearl, of
the Darnall vicinity.
E. Thomas Dublin, wife and son
Erie, have Just returned from
three weeks visit to his parents at
Water Valley, Ky. They report
nice time while there.
Mrs. Feah Louis, wife of the hon
est old dutchman, Ed Lewis, died
from a very severe attack of pneu-
monia Aug. 8. We sympathize
with the bereaved ones.
Mrs. Emma Estes, wife of that
noble young cotton planter, George
Estes, has been quite i'll for some
time, but we are glad to note that
she is recovering nicely.
Mrs. Hint Dunnlng has returned
from a weeks visit to her parents
and other relatives in Dyer County.
She liked the country so we'll that
she purchased her a home over
there.
Thomas Henly, one Of Slough
landings best business men, re-
turned on the Stacker Lee Thurs
day morning from a two weeks
visit to his mother, who lives at St.
Louis.
Allow me to say that we are very
we'll acquainted with Miss Virg1e
Yates and her sister, Mrs. Eva
Moultrie, as the latter and Jus"
used to be classmates while in
school.
The Baptist meeting conducted
by Rev. e. II. Thorn, came to
close Sunday morning. This church
had almost 'fallen from grace" but
under the gospel preaching of
Brother Thorn it is rapidly coming
to the surface.
With graciousness we refer our
matrimonial candidate to Miss Pan
sy, If it will not in any way disap-
point you, Miss Sylvan. But l
preferred to accommodate you first,
seeing that you seemed really IN
terested in bachelors.
Miss Alma MILFORD very beau
tiful and accomplished young lady
from Charlottesville, Mo-, is visit
ing her charming cousin, Miss
Maudie Dublin. She is making
quite number of friends who will
regret to see her leave
The recent showers have been
sufficient to keep our cotton from
and we have good pros
poets tor nice, yield. Mr.. Sugg,
the Dyer County gin man, is having
his Lake County gins repaired and
S making preparations to use quite
4 lot of our heecy staple.
We had the opportunity a few
lays since of witnessing a curious
reak of nature, which was the
strange case of lady "a years of
lge. She had been blind for seven
,ears, but now her vision has re-
urned to her. New teeth are MAX
ng their appearance where her
'riginal ones had been removed for /
ONE fifteen years ago. /
No, Rus. T. Kuss, we have not [
cen Stray recently, but are conf 1
endent that we fel6the earth quiz
ring under his broad and spread
1g understanding (s) as we passed
is village few weeks since. Well,
tray, can surely sympathize with
GU in case your Superabundance