Persistent Travel and Visiting in Maury County
A flood of social notes lists Mrs Sumner Armatrong and Kittl Maughter visiting Mr Armetrong’s sister, plus many locals returning from trips to Hot Springs Louisville Pulaski and Nashville. Numerous family visits, teaching assignments, and long travels to Chattanooga Monteagle Corpus Christi and Primm Springs mark a bustling social season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. W. Braly
Gerald Howard
Boston
E. V. Hungerford
Washville
Louisville
Oxcar Dist
Robert Cole
Mt. Pleasant
George Martin
Canada
W. L. Cooper
Chattanooga
Edgar Jones
Florence
Ala
W. H. Harrison
A. 8. James
Annie Dalton
Theta
Josephine Mahon
Carters Creek
Maddin Voss
William
Mose McClellan
Mayes Smith
Richard Smith
Monteagle
Gordon Cowie
Bliss Mary Marcella Pillow
City
L. P. Padgett
Ethridge
Annie Evans
Birdie Harrison
Shelbyville
Pioch Stephenson
Zion
Ethel
Fannie Lou Butts
Iron City
Frank Osborne
Colorado
Deaths List of Jamison and Local Residents
A. C. Jamison and R C Jamison obituary notes mark the death of prominent county figures. Details cover funeral times, Beech Grove church, Lochridge graveyard, and survivors. Additional notices record the deaths of Dr A M Cochrane, infant Martin, Mrs Y P Hastings, Roe Anderson, Andrew Maxwell, and Watson infant with burial at Rose Hill or Pleasant Mount and services conducted by local ministers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. C. Jamison
R C. Jamison
Jamison
Mr.Jamison
Puneral
Beech Grove
Lochridge
P. Hastings
Y. P. Hastings
Carpenter Street
Nelae Cherry
Rose Hill
Andrew Maxwell
Andrew Maxwel
McCain
Mr. Maxwell
Spain
West
Rev. Peoples
Franklin
McCains
Vacation excursion rates offered by railroad leaflet
The Packenger Department of the Nashville Chattanooga & St. Louis Railway announces excursion rates for dates in August. Contact your home agent or W. L. Danley in Nashville for full particulars as a guide to affordable vacations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Packenger Department
Nashville Chattanooga
Stray Mule Reward Notice and Local News Bits
Strayed one light bay mare mule about eight years old. Reward ten dollars for return to W F Carter at Solf ta or A A Dean Matthews Street Columbia. Mrs J P Graham of Culooka visiting in Nashville. Mr and Mrs C J Williamson of Auburn Ala visiting relatives at Bigbyville. Misses Mary Braly and Elise Smith of Pulaski visiting Miss Mary Smith at Glendale. Tuesday September 6 announced as opening day for Branham Hughes school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ing
Cnany
Lone Star State
McCord
Gera
Elisabeth
Lexington
Hiram L . Hendley
Fannie Houser
Friends St Willamaport
Snd
Maury Pleg
J. H. McAdams
Atlanta
Luther McAdams
Gladys Voorbies
Pulaski
Mian
Ellen Longworth
Nashville
J. L. Voorhies
Eugene Lochridge
John Sheppard
S. P. Payne
Mt . Pleasant
Mias
Mary Lowell
Franklin
Carrie Mitchell
Texas
T. A. Wharton
D. C. Phelan
Summertown
Annie Roane
Mamie Jones
Lewisburg
Joe Hagey
Lafaylette Hagey
Primm, Springs
W. D. Hastings
L. N. Simms
Primm Springs
Simms Ashley
Manchester
Edgar James
Florence
W. B. Harrison
Virginia LeSeur
Gladys Dedman
Bethel
Athens
Sheffield
Ala
J. B. Garner
Lawrenceburg
Frances Houser
Clara Craig
J. A. Jones
Shady Grove
Jack Granberry
Mt .Pleasant
Beasley
Nashwlc
Will Bliett
Tennessee
Bertie Harrison
Shelbyville
J. P. McGaw
Ola
Nel Woolard
Santa Fe
Sam Carmack Wilkes
Charles A. Forgey
G. M. Allison
Spring Hill
J. T. McKnight
Annie M. Phillips
Nashvile
Z. Roberts
Memphis
M. Sheegag
Bessie Hooper
Chas. G. Simeon
Owen Brashear
Shreveport
Williamson
Brashear
P. D. Beasley
Kate and
Randell
Jacksonville
Morida
W. S. Beasley
Columbia Produce Co
Mound City
Martin & Ene Co
W. F. Carter
Solfta
A. A. Dean
Matthews St&bie
Columbia
J. P. Graham
Culooka
C. 3. Williamson
Auburn
Bigbyville
Mary Braly
Elise Smith
Misa Mary Smith
Glendale
Branham & Hughes School
Sickness Report From Local Residents
The column lists several residents with illnesses including Mrs A L Atkisson who is quite sick Mrs Robert Strong with typhoid fever Amos Warfield recovering Augusta Voorhies sprained ankle Mrs Nat Holman recovering A H Shields local freight agent for L N and NC St L Ry sick for several days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. L. Atkisson
Robert Strong
Amos Warfield
Augusta Voorhies
Nat Holman
Alek
A. H. Shields
St. L. Ry
Manager McGaw Busy for Maury County Fair
J. P. McGaw general manager for the Maury County Pair returns from Darks Mill after conferring with J. N. Meroney on the agricultural exhibit for September’s fair. He also visited Pleasant to discuss the fair’s inter oat plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. P. McGaw
Maury County
Darks Mill
J. N. Meroney
Mr. McGaw
Pleasant
Maury County State Fair Committee Meeting Notice
Maury County State Fair Committee of ladies will meet at Bethel House parlors next Tuesday at 10 30 AM Mrs Alex Caldwell Nashville director of the Woman's department will be present and meet the Indies All Interested in the work are invited to be present
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maury County
Bethel House
Alex §. Caldwell
Nashville
Woman's Department of the Fair
Insurgents Win in Kansas State Primary
Topeka, Kan Aug 8 Despite incomplete returns the Republican Site primary results show six insurgents and two standpatters nominated for Congress. Incumbents B H Madison and Victor Murdock faced no opposition in districts seven and eight. D B Anthony who was thought defeated by insurgent T A McNeal was renominated by 608 votes in the first district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Kan
Congress
B. H. Madison
Victor Murdock
D. B. Anthony
T. A. McNeal
Anthony
For Sale Good stock farm near Columbia on Franklin Pike
For sale a good stock farm about 114 acres northeast of Columbia near Franklin and Lewisburg Pike. It has two dwellings and several barns, well watered and fenced. Price and terms reasonable. Address of inquiry given.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia
Franklin and
Lewisburg Pike
Train Plunge Into Burning Trestle Kills Two In Augusta
Spartanburg passenger train No. 2 on the Charleston and Western Carolina Railway plunged through a burning trestle near Windlawn, Augusta, killing engineer Hank Taylor and fireman Simon Dunbar. Conductor W B Verdry acted quickly to warn and brake but the engine and cars were engulfed within minutes. One baggage master was injured. most passengers suffered only minor bruises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Augusta
Spartanburg
Charleston & Western Carolina
Windlawn
Hank Taylor
Simon Dunbar
W. B. Verdry
Burial Robes Maker Kills Family in Davenport
Mrs Nick Nehlaan, wife of a farmer, prepared burial robes for three and then administered fatal doses of strychnine to herself and her two daughters aged 2 and 4. Authorities note the elopement of a wayward daughter with a much older man weighed on the mother’s mind.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra
Lynch
Nina
Nashville
A. B. Wells
W. P. Morton
Lookout Mountain
Frank Williams
Irene
Caroline
Hunteville
T. H. Williaus
Carrie Mitchel
Texas
Davenport
Nick Nehlaan
Hare Elf
Heavy Wheat Shipments Boost Columbia Market Activity
Columbia's wheat trade surges as three mills run full time with overtime bids to lead Southern production. Local dealers source grain from Brentwood and Prowpect, serving margins near Nashville and regions along the N C and St L Railway. Thirty car shipments daily plus heavy wagon trade drive bustling market prices and rising milling activity across City Mill & Grain, Columbia Mill & Elevator, and Ashton’s Mills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia
Brentwood
Nashville Millers
Pulaski
Great Tennessee Wheat Belt
City Mill & Grain Company
Columbia Mill & Elevator Company
Ashton's
Also Mentioned on This Page
O. W. Chaffin
T. J. Dornett
Midlothian
Tex
Old Maury County
Mia
A. S. Custer
Armstrong
J. W. Delk
Buck” Howard
Lick Creek
Charlotte Fariss
Hugh Fariss
Primas Springs
Mary Snodgrass
Nannie Brittain
Abel
Fannie Lou Batts
F. R. Seay
H. R. Loher
Mary B. Seay
Tron City
Otey Kindel
Mr Pleasant
Misa Maggie Howell
Riverwise
B. B. Bond
Dater
Arkansas
J. M. Dedman
Ernestine Elder
Louise Savage
Clarksville
Florence Shelton
James R. Martin
Nina Mal
Gallaio
A. M. Cochrane
A.M. Cochrane, Jr
Pulaski Pike
Dr. Cochrane
Ree Anderson
Roe Anderson
Maury Dry Goods Company
Gosser
Lowing
le Yard
Maury State Fair Committee
Kansas State
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