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Newspaper
Columbia Herald
Location
Columbia, Tennessee, United States of America
Date
Aug 07, 1903
Page
5
Nashville social notices drift through busy week of visits
Nashville residents and guests attend visits and departures across many towns. Mrs. Freucie and Moe Amy Muirbewa of Nashville prepare for travel to New York with others like Mrs. John M. Hurut and family. A sequence of visits to Waukesha, Jacksonville, Fla., Charleston and Lookout Mountain unfolds, while Crockett Owen heads to Pinewood for a house party and weddings, and several locals plan stays and send invitations in a bustling social week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ser Freucie
Moe Amy Muirbewa
Nashville
Tom Williame Lef
New York
John M. Hurut
Noomertown
Boras
T. E. Gordon
Mattthews Gordon
Heaver Dam
Cassie Friel
Mise Colla McCormick
Waukesha
Wis
4. McUarty
Jacksonville
Fla
Charleston
D. Caire
Alice Adicock
Will Coleman
Will Lamargent
Adcock
Harrison
Crock
Walter Brooks
Kansas City
John Trotwood Moore
Wes. Evans
Atlantic City
Wm. Howard
Carrie Minor
Detlie Andrews
Andrews
Riverett Harris
Lewisburg
Sue
Alma Fleming
Lynnville
Kate Boyd
Cullooka
Hessie
Kate Boott
E. Callender
Sumner County
White Sulphur Springs
W. J. Whitthorne
Franklin
General Hannns
Ursula Miler
Kate Walker
Jefe
Corsicana
Tex
Tannehill
Ohio
L. P. Padgett
Daisy Dalton
Miss Hadley Guests and Local Movements in Columbia
Notes from Columbia Tenn detailing Miss Hadley as guest of Miss Pope, Dr Festal Crain joining Grant building on Garden Street, and various social visits. Mentions of Mr Granberry and Missouri work, J B Moore and associates from Alabama, and a formal card of thanks from Mrs E J Cox thanking Equitable Life for assistance with her husband’s death claim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. H. Wisox
Columbia, Tenn
Equitable Life Association
E. J. Coox
Banta Fe
The March of Progress and the Clifton Flour
A fragmentary 19th century note argues progress brings transport and communication advances and compares it to flour quality. It mentions railroad telegraph and telephone as conveniences and hints at Clifton brand flour, urging consideration of superior merits amid modern growth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Braneford
Clifton
Around Town items note discharge and factory work
J T Crawford, a soldier at the Ar Jamal, is discharged by request and will stay in Columbia to resume brick mason work. Diphtheria relief in twenty minutes praised as miraculous by Dr Thomas Electric Oil. Construction starts on the McClanahan Collar & Harness Co factory on East Eighth Street with rush to finish. A baby boy born to Mr and Mrs Mat Murray. In Criminal Court Judge Gordon adjourns cases against cities over a wild cat and a wall dog at Rio Park. Lon Lawrence of Nashville patents a hall interval in the grocery business, Hayes & Lawrence to form. Leahe Sitams leaves the Herald for L N railroad. A E Armstrong of Apeteburg takes a position with A C Maxwell. Ban files for divorce from his wife on adultery. Marriage licenses issued for Thomas Wir Marion to Alice Tur Meir, George Jones to Maguie Resor an, Warren Sheppard to Lea] Dr dae B Corey to Willie T Cochran.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nashville
Mie Hattie Figueras
Primm
Misa Nettie Dew
Crystal Bprings
Larry Sionn
Lewisburg
Hob Tegarten
Albert Sheppard
Murfreeaboro
Walter Forgey
Mt. Pleasant
Win. H. Wilson
Sante Feon Bnewnena
John Bundle
Neahville
Charlotte Hughes
Primma
Misa Blanche Stewart
Immertown
Mary Carpenter
Petersburg
M. Bashivaky
Troy
Ala
Messrs
J. A
Allen Sloan
Lillie Nicks
Missouri
Arthur Church
Cannon Kinnard
Franklin
Annie Phillips
A. C. Maxwell
Texarkana
Ark
H. B. Adams
Williamson County
Mabel Wilkes
Gullooka
Elsie Shields
John Hagey
Mattie McGaw
Emmie Harlan
Mabel McAfee
Henry Harlan
Little Mary Jorter
Pritam Springs
Susie Lipscomb
Ashwood
W. H. Dapacomb
Gertrude Martin
Louisville
George Martin
Little Now
Crystal Springa
Mog Mund Miller
Maud Craig
Lena B. Smntt
Ming Webster
Cross’ Bridges
Robt
G. Livine
Tueaday
Oliver
Jas. F. Boros
Lebanon
Walter Stewart
Miss Baird
Wilkes
Columbia
Ed Potts
Tennessee Central Railroad
Herbert Nest
Lomaville
Clarence Trantham Hae
Sheffield
Emma Bingham
Holloman
Primms
Dixie Pickard
A. Sidney Page
Guaic Mitchell
Asherville
N. C
Sims Latin
Bernice Johnson
Herbert Rohnson
Arligona
J. P. Street
Camille Herndon
Sewanse
M. J. Sullivan
Rene Mines
Maggie
Kate
Howard, Tenn
Fannie
Mattie McClellan
Summertown
Sue Brambach
Apr. Hill
K. B. Teachout
Ross
Huntingdon, Tenn
Ree
J. H. Me
George M. Adama
Daugh
J.T. Crawford
Ar- Jamal
Thomas
McClanahan Collar & Harness Co
Eaat Eighth Street
Wnd
Mat Murray
We Criminal Court
Gordon
Rio Park
Lon Lawrence
Rigga L. Hayes
Hayes & Lawrence
Leahe Sitams
The
Herald
L. & N. Railroad
Ita
A. E. Armstrong
Apeteateburg
of A.C. Maxwell
Deaths and Obituaries From Nashville Area
Multiple notices announce deaths in Nashville and surrounding areas. Mrs Hottie F McFerrin dies at 4 pm at her son Thomas Young's Linden Ave home. services led by Rev John A McFerrin. Also listed are deaths of Mrs Robt Russell formerly of Columbia, Minnie Towler Wilkes, Frank Moore, W F Bassham, Sammie King, Louise Gordon, and Leonidas Gray, with funeral details and burial plans at Rowe Hill, Camp Ground, Mt Nevo, Rose Lawn, and Concord cemeteries respectively. notes on ages, illnesses, and survivor families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hottie F. M’ferrin
Hottie F. McFerrin
A. P. McFerrin
Thomas H. Young
Linden Avenue
Nashville
Thomash. Young
John A. McFerrin
Paliveth
Columbia
Robt
Russell
W. A. Quarterman
Briggs Infirmary
Rowe Hill
Minnie Towler Wilkes
Wallace Wilkes
Minnie Towler
P. Hawes
Pice
Frank Moore
A. P. Walker
Camp Ground
Moore
Considera
Wheat Sowing Tools Promoted for Optimal Harvest
Farmers are urged to prepare land using Imperial Plows Imperial Disc Harrows smoothing and Imperial Land Rollers to sow wheat. Hoosier Drill recommended to ensure even seeding as Bee Augutt Sarrenrixto and Dopson advertise the equipment lineup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bee Augutt
Sarrenrixto & Dopson
Covey Cochran-Cocliran wedding set in Calleoka
Covey Cochran of Calleoka and Willie Cocliran will marry at 4 30 pm at Mr M B Tom Jinmon's residence Rev A P Walker to perform the ceremony. The wedding will be quiet with a few friends invited. Both are well known and honored in Collewem and county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Covey-Cochran
de. J. Covey
Willie Cocliran
Calleoka
Marrelet
M. B. Tom Jinmon
A. P. Walker
Collewem
He County
Lost horse information request from Pulaski Pike
A missing sorrel horse with saddle and collar mark is reported near Columbia Ang and Pulaski Pike. Information leading to recovery will be rewarded generously by Bob Estes. Reward offered for return of the horse and details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia Ang
J. Laat
Pulaski Pike
Bob Estes
Phosphate note on Mt Piespant strike and return to work
In Mt Piespant Tennessee August 4 a phosphate strike eased as most laborers who walked out have returned to work. The committee met the workers demands and most have resumed at former wages. Companies expect improved results with more workers returning and steady pay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt. Piessans
Mt. Piespant
Tenn
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