The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1904-02-05
SOUTH SIDE.

Mr.. Tom Amos, OF Moriah, spent
Sunday night with ]. W. McCorkle.
MISS Vera Lancaster is very sick
with measles.
Mrs. w. w. MAYS spent Monday
with Mrs. Mack White.
Miss Bell HARRISON is the guest
of Mrs. Erma Stone this week.
Mr.. George Worlev, of Elbridge.
spent Sunday night with w S.
Jackson.
Mr.. Hugh Catron left Monday on
a prospecting tour through Indian
Territory.
Miss Mizell Forester, of Pleasant
Hill, is the guest of Miss Pearl
Dickie this week
Mrs. Matte Litchford, from near
Troy, is the guest of Mrs. T. A.
Litchford this week.
Miss Artelia Forester spent Sat
urday aud Sunday with Miss Mamie
Harpole near Bethlehem
Miss Rossie Turner, charming
young lady from near Rives, spent
Saturday and Sunday with Mrs ].
M. Cole.
Mr.. ]. A. Jackson and son, Ever
ett OF Lane, spent few days with
his daughter, Mrs. ]. w. McCorkle,
this week
Misses Myrtle and frankie Chiles
few of their friends
Friday night. Every one reports a
delightful time.
Miss Ada Simpson, one of Hen
derson's most beautiful young la
dies, is the guest of her aunt, Mrs.
J. w. Temple.
Mrs. Simpson, OF Fulton, and
Mrs. Dora Harris, of Waverly, are
guests of Mrs. Maggie Harris and
family this week
Misses Annie and Linnie Cullom
nave returned to their home at Full
on, after few days visit to rela-
ives and friends in Southside
Mr.. r B. Love and son, Ernest,
i Crutchield, Ky, pent Monday
n Southside. Master Ernest will
Lttend school here for a few months.
Miss Lydia Stone and little broth.
r, Cecil, Of Pleasant Valley, are
listing their grandparents, Mr..
nd Mrs. Alex Forester, this week.
We regret very much to lose Mr.
nd Mrs. John Boaz from Southside
IS they are such excellent people
nd will be missed by the young
'eople as we'll as the older ones.
Mrs. Sam Wade and daughter,
Hiss Flora, spent Monday afternoon
t Paducah Junction with little
imniie Chiles who is very low with
neumonia and not expected to live.
Mr.. and Mrs. Long spent Monday
a Union City and informed us of
liz oyster supper at their home one
light last week. Quite crowd of
heir neighbors and friends gath
red in aud eat to their hearts con-
ent, and especially one fellow who
ad to be helped from the table.
CIR lndfather Barley corn, how is
our fine chickens you have been
cling me about? While Gypsy
oesn't deal in poultry at all | Ger
ainly like to boast of what my
are dong i'll the way of
aising chickens. Ore of South
ide's foremost ladies, Mrs. Sam
Wade, who keeps the very finest
took of chickens, has already one
undred and fifteen eggs setting
low is that for one Cincubator)
en-?
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. W.Cloar, you GER
ainly have my heartfelt sympathy
4 the loss Of your dear little Elmer,
nd | send you this lovely poem to
you IN your sad bereave-
rent.
Who has my darling boy now?
whose kiss is on his brow?
whose arms enfold his precious form
nd keen my dear boy warm?
whose gentle smile dispels his fears?
Vho wipes away his dewey tears?
'hus unused sorroWing mother from
whose arms
he grave had snatched her dear boys
charms.
Oh, charms most rich and rare, !
Ia Elmer, face SO fair,
ID eyes that shone like stars of night
ii winsome ways of deep delight (
hat mother would have died to save
UGH precious treasure from the grave
Twas hard to bid each murmuring
thought be still
nd WELD her darling to the Fathers