Water Valley Notes and Local Happenings
Water Valley items report social visits and crop weather, with notes on school plans, church events, and community commerce. Local residents like Miss Eva Gray and Mr J T Fleming are mentioned along with visitors from Lewisburg and Mississippi. a serious accident near Mooreville is noted with ongoing recovery for involved parties.
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Water Valley
Hensley
Gostion
Mexander
Lewis County
John Monning
Bethell
Bob Pigg Hae
Jim Poll Johnson
Turkey Creek
Jd. Park Johnson
Coles
Wilkinson County
Whittaker
Union Church
Villinge
Gabard
Shecoss
Dalay Harris
Willinpasport
J.P. Johnson
John Booker
J.T. Fleming
Ridley Station
Eva Gray
Pleasant
J. Polk Johnson
Will Gray
Columbia
JL. Williams
Lillie Alexander
Wess Cook
Santa de Friends
Arch Alexander
Messrs
John Oakley
Jones Whinzer
Lem Pigg
Arch Williams
Otey Rich
Peeler Harlan
Primmi's Springs
Orestra
Cullooxa
Reid
King
Dones
Lewisburg
Mish Nell Tomlinson
Cullooka
Miss Hightower
Nashville
Harry Harris
Joe Hardison
Howard Alford
Clifford Braley
Howard Kercheval
Lizzie King
Will Love
J.B. Farmer
Roban
Bettie Willex
Pitta
Matt Sherrill
Rey
A. P. Walker
Uugbyville
Mars. Walker
Will
I. B. Hudson
Athens
Ala
Benson Evins
Din Garrett
Tornville
Tom
Mabel
Clyde Fowler
Texas
Tennessee
Taylor's
Graham
Mr. Pickins
Beastie Orr
Mooresville
Mr. Pickens
M Wilkes
Deaths and sympathy follow illness at home
Mia Jana Jolson tended her gravely ill grandmother Ma Gee Williamson at home. Mrs Williamson’s condition worsened with no hope of recovery. Mr Geo Williamson died last night as family mourns a loving wife and mother. widower elder husband hopes for reunion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eeka
Mia Jana Jolson
Ma Gee
Williamon
Williamson
Geo. William Son
Husland
Hina
Barbara
Death and weather notes in Clover Leaf area
Local notes recount community events, visits, sickness, and a death of 19 year old Thomas Goodram. Reports from Clover Leaf and nearby districts include church activities, picnics, farm updates, and a potential oil discovery near Mt. Pleasant.
Stammerers Institute Promotes Summer Retreat in Philadelphia
The Pennsylvania Institute at N Wy Cor 40th and Brown Sts Philadelphia promotes a summer resort for stammerers. It touts a spa like setting near a large park, spring water cures, and scientific treatment with facilities for a permanent cure. Prominent supporters include Caspar C Garrigues founder and president, Allen B Philpot DD, and others. Readers are asked to write to the Columbia Herald for particulars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania Institute
N. Wy Cor
Brown Ste
Philadelphia
Caspar C. Garrigues
Allen B. Philpot
Central Christian Charen
Todianapalie Tod
Ree. Co. Brewer
Danville
Ind
E. Baoddy
Hiram College
Obin
Louis Lewis
College
In Memory of Cora Adkisson Died July 25 1901
A funeral memorial notes Cora Adkisson age 27, praised as an earnest Christian worker. It recalls her cheerful, selfless life, calm acceptance of illness, and hope of heaven. Services held at McQuains Church with Rev M E Gabard, Peoples, and Morris officiating. many friends attended. An obituary poem and unrelated ad lines follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Goodram
Tom Goodram
Cumberland Church
McCains
ME. Gahard
Mortis
Caing
Seth Perry
Doe Sewell
Cora Adkisson
Coes
Minty
Shiv
Cort
Cora
M.E. Gabard
Franklin
Peoples
Colombia
Morris
McQains Church
Evens Indead
Pring
Wroy Tie
Barred From The Choir In Maine Church
New York agp news reports Miss Leigh a Cape Elizabeth theater performer was barred from singing in a Maine Methodist church choir after the official board voted she could not sing there. Indignation rose in theatrical circles as sympathy letters and invitations to sing elsewhere poured in.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Caro Gordon Leigh
Nashville
Maine
Theatercal
Misa Leigh
Cape Elizabeth
Arthur Ravenswood
Portland
Chestnut-street
Newspower
Leigh
Dowd
Annotniceen
Miss Leigh
Body of Chariton banker's brother found in Lake Michigan
The body of GK Mentek, kin to banker Chariton and brother of Jex Congrewanun Mentck, was found in Lake Michigan near the Virginia after falling from the steamer. Two fishermen claim the first sighting and seek reward. Victim likely fell while sleeping on the upper deck, not self-inflicted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chariton
Victin
A Plea For Friendship Amid Illness And Hope
A fragmented verse pleading for genuine friendship and support during sickness. The writer asks a trusted friend not to hide feelings, urging present kindness to ease distress and bring cheer. The text shifts to a nearby sale notice listing stock yard items and farm produce including meat, grains, and seeds.
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Moore
Alcorn’s
Riceky & Co
Toledy. O
Leoka
NIN Sedan
Glenn
E. Hubbard
Misa Bant
Steph
Spring Hill
Margaret Glen
Laura Waddy
Little
Sallie Warren
R. B. Warren
Rebecca Stephens
Fielden Bros
West Seventh St
Snow Creek
Verta Lee
Herald
Slayden
Jones’ School
Mattie Belle Hutchinson
Kim Pigg
John Roundtree
Sam Nesbitt
Dark’s Mill
San
Sam Nesbitts
Zelner McMeen
Goshen
Marshall Gray
Sawdust Valley
Lizzie Pigg
George Harris
Knob Creek
Tillie
Citizens
Columbia Mercantile Storage Co
MT. Pleasant
Winterich
Huy Long Avenue
Te City
City Water-Works
Bud Ward
Vredeana
St. Dana
Stammerers
Columbia Herald
Tran
Psyrian
Han
Murch Beard
Caro Gordon
Mins Cano Gordon
Daverite
Bes
Sarre rRay & Dopson
Beaumont and Fletcher
Hamlet
Cervantes
Ladies’ Hone Journal
Ladies’ Home Journal
Peralta
Julius
Iesar
Alfred de Musset
Marguerite de Vial
Wheeler
Tenn
C. E. Penick
Ody
Chartron
Lake Michigan
Grove
Chicago
Melrose Tork
Bryan
Latrobe Steel Works
Henry H. Hoyt
National Foundrymen's Asasocise
Columb
Carnival
Monster Midway
Streeis
Cairo
India
GRE
Ourman
Vileage
HALE
MO. Adams
West Side
N. Main Street
Mt. Pleasant, Tenn
Ding Parnitere Store
Maury County
Garner Bros
MY. Pleasant, Tenn
Main Street
Ten
Milne
Tony
Sevan
Withela
Columbia Stock Yard Co
Anaes
Columbia Market Report
Iy Frierson & Kimbry
Hutter
Plovi
Circuit Court
Pennessee
Morsley
Horsley
Meio
Aury County
Loo
Court House
Als
Deauty County
A.S. Horsley, Sr
Hawnaway
Nathan
Beta
Mier
Ant
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