Local residents return from travel and visits across cities
Numerous residents journeyed to Nashville Athens and Birmingham, visiting relatives and attending funerals. People include Perechael Samuels Rebecca Carpenter Lucy Williamson, E Turner and sons, Margaret Turner Webster Turner, James Ridley, Julia Shields, Allie Kittrell, Jennie Brown, Walter Capers Jr, Nina Hooper, Bettie Dunbar, Sadie Scott, Inda Cooper, and many others visiting family, attending services, or staying with friends across Tennessee and nearby states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Samuels
Rebecca Carpenter
Lucy Williamson
Nashville
E. Turner
Arry
Edwin
Margaret Turer
Webster Turner
Athens
Ala
John A.turner
James Ridley
Birmingham
Julia Shields
LeSeur
Allie Kittrell
Mt. Pleasant
Jennie Brown
Walter Capers, Jr
Herman Ruhm
S. F. Hooper
Nina
Springfield
Chas. G. Sims
West End
Bettie Dunbar
Chicago
Sadie Scott
Washville
Inda Cooper
Guests and visitors fill Nashville and nearby towns
A long list of people traveling to and visiting Nashville and surrounding areas includes Judge and Mrs. Sam Holding's guests, Richard Caldwell visiting friends in Nashville, Miss Mary Brooks from Cross Bridges near Clarksville, Harriet Rogers of Florence Alabama visiting Mrs. J. W. Love, and many others such as John Fraser in Lebanon, Mora B Parias, Miss Charlotte Smiser, and Mrs. J. W. Loves visits in Nashville. Also noted are local business trips, returns home from Birmingham and San Antonio, cattle club travel to New York, and residents moving or visiting family in Huntsville, Jackson, and Mt Pleasant. The column lists social calls, visits, and travel across the county with several residents returning home from trips.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. R. Whitthorne
Shelbyville
W. J. Whitthorne
Robert Plilow
Vanderbilt
Mattle Corpier
Mooresville
W. C. Grant
George W .Williamson
Columbia
Cullooka
Montgomery
Ala
Cha
H. D. Rehm
Mr. Pleasant
Mary Watkins
Ben Paul Larrabee
Louis
St. Louis
Sam Holding
Richard Caldwell
Nashville
Mice Mary Ridley
Mary Brooks
Cross Bridges
Clarksville
Harriet Rogers
Florence
Als
J. W. Love
Mra Jobo Robinson
Knox Fleming
Proctor Polk
W. J. Collier
Fayetteville
W. L Cob Fier
J. T. McKnight
Glendale Training School
Mile Gladys Dedman
Helmont
Bethel
John Fraser
Lebanon
Mora B Parias
Charlotte Smiser
Cullewka
Sat Wilkes
Mumford Short
Birmingham
Minnie Lou Britler
Dudley Marable
Kate Lowell
J. W
B. E. Regen
Huntsville
Mabel Watson
Bord Andrews
Andrews
Houston
Thomas
E. C. Perry
San Antoninio
Texas
N. Warren
Spring Hill
New York
American Jersey Cattle Club
W. P. Morgan
W. P. Morgan, Jr
San Ana
Los Angeles
California
Picnic Postponed and Society Notices in Columbia
Weather delays the Sunday school picnic as Mrs W H Jones cancels. Mrs Florence Atkins, famed Tennessee speaker, will lecture on temperance at the Methodist church Tuesday April 27. Mammoth Cave excursion led by Professor Edgerton and Dr Capers departs Columbia Monday at 7 AM from the Academy grounds. Mammoth Cave party returns report a delightful trip with Cadets praised for conduct. Mrs Holt and Mr Arthur Holt wed in county court as the couple plans St Louis home. Social items include a Bridge Club recap and a recital by Mrs Dunbar’s pupils. Informal Nashville marriage of Miss Anna Seelen and W S Baird noted. Compliments to Mrs Haynes by Purrell party with elegant decor and games. Hampshire church benefit program set for Tuesday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mammoth Cave
Edgerton
CM. A
Capers
Institute
Columbia Military Academy
Baird-Seelen
Nashville
Anna Seelen
W. &. Baird
Columbia
St. Louis
Baird
J. W. Weatherly
Vanderbilt
Lfe
St Louis
Ereet
Nastiville
Nastiville Banner
Framilin
Col. Edgerton
Col Hardy
McLelland
Wallis
Wood
Kelsey
Messrs
Glascow Junction
Glascow
Holt-McReynolds
Milas Edith McReynolds
Arthur Holt
County Court Room
George W. Hayen
Siena
Good Deals in Live Stock Tie to Purchases and Sales
Houston Thomas bought 200 head of fat hogs from E B McLemore at 60 cents per pound. The hogs, averaging 250 pounds, were shipped to Louisville. He also bought a carload of fancy beef cattle in Birmingham and sold them to Nashville markets at a fancy figure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Houston Thomas
E. BE. McLemore
Mr. Thomas
Louisville
Birmingham
Nashville Parkes
Don’t fail to see us before you buy and Mower or Hay Rake
A compact dealer notice touting sales of Walter A. Wood haying machinery. Emphasizes visiting before purchasing and highlights hay tooling such as mowers and hay rakes. Minimal context, local shop promotion style.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter A. Wood
Street
Martin & Vaughn Co
Rev Ussery and Spiers Preach on Sunday at Local Churches
Rev. W. T. Ussery will preach at Bethany near Carter's Creek next Sunday morning at eleven o'clock. Rev. Mr. Spiers will preach at Frierson Memorial Church next Sunday morning at eleven and at seven thirty in the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. T. Ussery
Bethany
Carter's Creek
Mr. Spiers
Frierson Memorial Church
Also Mentioned on This Page
HARLAN @ EVANS
Shoe Men
Perechael
Gordon Jones
H. P. Figueras
Charles Everett
Union City
R. L. Ashton
Young's
M. E. Wheeler
Frank Wheeler
Rutland
Vermont
Hanson Bros
Bell Phone
Walter Frierson
W. W Thompson
Zion
Francis Gillespie
Marshall County
Glendale
John F. Wade
John, Thompson, Jr
W. R. Hodge
Marshall
Texarkana
Maury County
Martin & Vaughn Go
Da&wit
W. H. Jones
Georgy T Hughes
Wedneslay Bridge Club
L. P. Padgett
F. F. Everett
Ira Shelley
John Towns Wooten
Hutchings
Charles Hutching
Prank Wheeler
Worchester Mass
Hutchins
Wheeler
George W. Killerbrew
John Ruhm c
Hampshire
Hampshire Stethodist Church
Somth
Turner @ Johnson
Maury Dry Goods
Yara
W. G. Harlan
Errly Bros
Jewelers & Opticians
Turner Braly
Opthalmologiat
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