The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1903-08-21

inent young men of P. Ridge local
ity, has just returned from a weeks
visit to Huntington.
Isaac ]. Dublin - Toddie - of
Water Valley, KY, is spending a
week with his brother, Squire e.
Thos. Dublin, at Slough landing
Dr. Johu D. Alexander reports
Miss Matte Haley as improving
and he thinks she has a chance to
recover. She is suffering from an
abscess on the brain.
Virgil Dublin, Albert flaming
William Wray, Henry Wray, Ida
Salmon, Ed. Mullen and Maudle
Dublin went to the colored baptiz-
/ ing at the Lake Sunday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wickliffe Wray,
prominent old people of this burg
are making ready to leave for
couple weeks stay at the mineral
we'll at Palmore, Graves county,
Ky.
w. Tom Dublin and E. Tbos.
Dublin, accompanied by the latter's
brother, Isaac Dublin, left Monday
for Newbern, where they will visit
Mrs. Hunt ]. Dunning. Isaac will
return to Water Valley via the l. c.
railroad.
]. N. Jones and wife have just
from a three weeks visit to Mem
phis, Columbia, Nashville, Glas-
gov, KY, and Cairo, III. He re-
> ports an excellent time while travel
ing around.
John B. Hopson, our hustling,
=, genial and accommodating mer-
chant, accompanied by his wife, has
Just returned from a visit to his
/ wife's mother, who lives at Jackson,
: Cape Girardeau county, Mo.
E. Thos. Dublin and little son,
. Erie, accompanied by Miss Maudie
Dublin, have just returned from ar
extended visit to relatives in the
e ''eternal hills" of good old Ken
l. lucky. The Squire reports jolly
good time while there; also excel
d lent crops growing.
n Mr.. Buck, the venerable father O.
our esteemed physician, has beer
# down to pay his first visit to Lake
It county. He is citizen of Reagan
Henderson county, Tenn, wher'
d he was born and reared. He bear
). all the characteristics of stirring
successful and enterprising gentle
. man.
n DR.. w. T. Buck, one of the bes
and most successful physicians o
the county, will remove to Dye
, station to practice his chosen pro
fession. He is an able physician
and we heartily recommend him t.
- those who need the assistance OF
- physician. We are sorry to los
him.
Albert and Sam flaming, promi
nent and successful cotton grower
" of this vicinity, have just returned
= from flying trip to Dyer station
Greenfield and other places of tina
Ie section. Each succeeded in purchas
y ing a nice little farm near Dye
II station, and it seems that we ar
going to witness an extensive exc
ot dus of cotton growers from ou
is little county.
le Henry Thomas, the four-months
old son of Mr.. and Mrs. Pete Gun
IN ningham, of the Arnett Mill site
ly was buried at the cemetery at thi
d. place Sunday morning. Littl
is Henry has been in feeble healt
nearly all his brief existence. Will
we are confident the child has foun
blissful and happy home, we cor
>. dole with the young father an
BY mother over the loss of their frs
o. born.
inn Mrs. Penola c. Haley, wife G
"a, 1s Esq, ]. w. Haley, of Slough LAND
q ing, met a very sudden death las
ale Wednesday. While talking to
ct minister, who had gone to her hom
se. from preaching the night Previou
Us which she attended-she tell t
the floor from an attack of hear
ne failure. She suffered with spasms
until she had thirty-six, when sh
became easy, but died almost in
ar mediately thereafter.
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to No, dear Sylvan, we could not b
ng present at The Commercial picnic
lT, on and we consider that great po,
ms ton of our life's pleasure was CT