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on this occasion have no regrets even if some were a little sea sick. Returning to the wharf all about 12 o’clock all went to their rooms and turned in for a good sleep. Thu3 closed the first day of ihe meeting.(To be continued next week.)J. Dudley Crawford Dead.On last Saturday afternoon Mr. J. D. Crawford died very suddenly at his heme in Marshall. Although Mr. Crawford had been in poor health for several weeks he was not considered to be in any immediate danger, and his death is supposed to have resulted from heart failure. He was 62 years old and was ex-confederate soldier, having enlisted when only sixteen years of age Mr. Crawford was well known here as he has been closely identified with Commerce for a number of years past. P'or 15 years be was president of the First National Bank of this city and for a number of years president of the Crawford-Norria Co., and was at the time-of his death a large stockholder in that company, and was also a stockholder in the Commerce Mill and Grain Co. here. He had large business interests in many other places in. Texas. He leaves a wife, son, daughter and two brothers with a host of friends to mourn his death.Fraternal Brotherhood Officers.The Fraternal Brotherhood met in regular session last night. Six new members were received and four initiated. The following officers were elected: President, S. W. Tenley; past president, Tom A. Armstrong; vice-president EarnestC. Henderson; chaplain. Mrs. L. W. Atwood; secretary, Miss M^rta Bethel!; treasurer, L. W. Atwood; I. D. K., W. E, Kennedy; O. D. K., Fred London; sergeant, Tom F. Farris; M. A,, M, C. Billiard, musician, iMiss Mable Summers; captain drill team, W. C. Darnell; physicians, Drs. Ed Becton and •J. H. French; trustees, C E. Mead and C. W. Lewis. After an interesting meeting the lodge adjourned to meet Monday night, July 2nd.—Greenville Banner.R. P. Riley is here to organize a lodge and is meeting with good encouragement.one reported an enjoyable time. We are also glad to say that Mr. Miles Patrick of Charity was with us, also Messrs. Willie Mc-Clatchy and Carl Crump of Shady Grove.Most of the young people of Scattterbranch went to the Woodmen umeling at Shady Grove Sunday.Messrs. Lee McCay and Robert Redner and Missses RubvWood, Mattie and Agnes Martin of Ray’s Creek community visited Miss Ora Patrick SundayMiss Dora Guthrie sper.t the day with Miss Ora Patrick last Sunday.Miss Nellie Hood spent Sun day with Miss Kate Neil.Sverd Clark and Miss Ella Moody were out driving last Sunday evening on one o; Mr, McCormick's binders, and reported a pleasant drive.Mlss Lydia Carban has been on the sick list for the past few days. Hope she will soon recover.Whenever you miss F red Clark you will find him at Mr-Hardy Moody.Mr. Orphas Traylor spent Saturday night with Mr. Crawford Owens.Messrs. Marks and Crawford Owens spent Sunday in Greenville with their sister, Mrs Lilly 'Hood.Mrs. Lilly Hood of Greenville is visiting her father, Mr. A T. Owens.Mr. Crawford Owens spent evening very‘pleasantly at ft r.M. C. Patrick's.Nobody's Darling.B w to lireak Up a CuldIt may be a surprise to many toUttltfiauu rriewri*.There are many people who have used ChaoiDerlanio’s colic, cholera and diarrhoea retried v with splendid results, but who are unknown because they have hesitated about giving a testimonial of their experience for publication. These people, however, 'are none the less friends of this remedy. They have done much toward making it a household word by their personal recommendations to friends and neighbors. It is a good medicine to have in the home and is widely known for its cures of diarrhoea and all forms of bowel trouble. For sale by all druggists.A Sail Lake woman who was compelled to choose between her husband and her dog, stood by the-latter. Dogs are so valuable, and there are so raanv women trying to get rid ox their husbands— ZmJ 1fcompletely oroKen up m one or two days’time. The first symptoms of a cold are a dry, loud cough, a profuse watery discharge from the nose, and a thin, while coating on the tongue. When Chamberlain’s cough remedy is taken every hour on the nr-d appearance of ikee swi-p-tOVSla. it of*\r\ nolrl onrl ouolorr»to a healthy condition within a H®v or two For sale hv all drug-v «• Agists.uu2uSf»r«nCi! liCvuS*Dr. Shoop hat, cieated at ms Laboratories a superior, sweet, toothsome candy tablet rnro-u Lax-ets. The ingredient-, ne printed on the very attru* iwlit tip ?itTif»gjvflphlt;vl iret^l h,in which these tablets are ^LnA-Gub at ioW p* .lC# ~t-V* a.r*4- c* *■ A*1»V.O | •. » x • a a. -t j— — « •* •— » « • •• 1« -i • »C*»txv.l ■ VI UIVXC V\ i l«J ft *'■’ a «v-fIrE1-1e|3tWe have had a few weeks pretty weather and all the farmers are about up with their work. Grain harvesting is the orderthan Lax-ets is. Dr. Shoop :JU*v ■ s »»5 ,» 1jLax-ets are lor Coiisupati m. Sour Stomach, Bad Breath, Sallow Complexion, Biliousness. Headache. Dizziness, etc. etc. Sold by C. O. Hill and U. J. Hundley.of the ua;y.Commissioner Neill’s definitioncf a “atir.k,’'as something that■\rI!nthe young people with a musical last Saturday night, and every18 iuo bad to 06 Ollod a sm€unll oftfJof-ir fhp maiorUv fit nponlrt| who have ever stood within nose-j range of Packintowo. 1
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Commerce Journal
Commerce, Texas, US
Fri, Jun 22, 1906
Page 1
Full Page
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Allison F.
USA 26 Apr 2018
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