The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1902-02-21
11ems 5rom our Correspondents
CRONANVILLE.

Never since we could use our facul-
ty of recollection did we have to
submit to such inclement weather.
Twenty-Five days at one visit is
pretty long for old "Crimp, y sure.
Sleets and SHOWS may come IN null
tiplicity but Cronanville is not to be
made to look dull and diretul, but
quite to the contrary.
Mrs. Meta Dublin spent very
pleasant day with Mrs. Hint Dun
ming last Thursday.
Dr.. Buck has a broken rib as the
result of very hard fall upon the
ice while carrying some wood IN his
arms.
Mrs. w. T. Dublin, one OF our
most popular and respected old
ladies'. is on the sick list at this
writing.
Miss Callie Wray, Misses Kate
and Ollie Cunning spent Sunday
afternoon with the charming Maui
die Dublin.
The Young folks have enjoyed
some of the incest entertainments
since the sleet storm than at any
time previous.
MIS-. Frances Cakes, accomPa-
MED by her son, Mitchell, and her
daughter, Leafie, spent Sunday
with Mrs. p. A. Dublin.
Despite the cold and snow num-
Der of the Sunday-school pupils
gathered at the church and a good
and pleasant service was held.
Little Erie Dublin, son of E.
Thomas Dublin, is real i'll OF sore
throat of a serious nature, attend
ed with a severe cold and cough.
DR.. w. II. Buck, late of Shady
Hill, has located III our village, and
is doing considerable practice,
which has been attended with much
success.
Bill Cunningham fell on the ice
and he struck upon his side on the
end of some rails projecting from a
heap, and as a result is carrying a
broken rib.
A little son of one Mr. Bennett,
near Slough Landing, has a severe
attack of scarlet fever. DR.. W. II.
Buck is attending him and he re-
ports him improving some.
Some cousin said "many and
pleasant are the sleigh rides taken
by our boys and girls. 10 this
let me add, many and hard were
the falls received in this vile.
Mrs. Thedus Rayburn, wife OF
the efficient smith at this place, dr.
rived on the Ferd Herold Satur'
day night from visit to her father
at Buchanan, Henry county, Tenn
VIII. Lowe and Luther McClain,
of the Darnall vicinity, were in the
village Sunday and made a briet
call at Constable r. S. Dunning's.
They report very dull time on the
prairie.
We have had two weddings since
our last writing. They were as
follows: Mr.. Bob Cunningham and
Mrs. Minnie Cunningham, and Mr.
Pete Cunningham and Miss Daisy
Wray Long life to them.
ESQ. ]. w. Haley returned on the
Ferd Herold Saturday night iron
points in Missouri, where he had
been to purchase corn. He vii
start to Jackson Monday as a dele
gate to the Farmers Institute.
A fine young mule, which was
the property of our constable X
S. Dunning, died Saturday night
The mule was hearty at feed time
Saturday night and Sunday morn
ing it was found dead in the stall
Henry Wrav fell while skating a
the Slough Landing last Sunday
and broke his clavicle. DR.. John ID
Alexander was called to his aid ant
his wound was promptly and abb,
dressed and he is getting along
nicely.
w. M. Bucklew spent Saturday
hunting in the bottom, and his
ramblings and searchings were
fraupht with much success, as h
retnS ned with two as fine gobbler
as ever roamed the wilds of No.
bottom.
Did you all feel that earthquake
last Saturday? Well, l did, ant
the full force of it too. 1t was no
great ruinbling and shaking II
the very bowels of the earth, no
not at all. 1t was only that fal
that your old "Uncle' did not EMO.
any too we'll but which he could no
avoid.
Miss Matte Haley gave a birth
:. day party a few nights since, a
which the youngsters enjoyed
themselves rip-roarously. The
: all agree in pronunclng it 9TH
: event" of the season. Only on
thing occurred to mar the almos
infinite pleasure at the Haley birth
day party-and here it is: LUX
Cunningham sat down on small
box by the heater, and while sit
: ting there basking in the genia
warmth passed gently into an en-
We'd map" and at last woke up b
falling onto and upsetting Mrs
Haleys churn, which was brimfu
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