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Newspaper

Columbia Herald

Location

Columbia, Tennessee, United States of America

Date

Aug 08, 1902

Page

5

Ladies Best Oxfords Sale Leads Local Shop Tyings

Miss Mary Bryant returns from Boston and many residents are noted traveling or visiting Nashville Franklin or Crystal Springs. Names include Dr Brown Godwin, Rev M E Gaberd, Miss Ida Lipscomb, Mrs Arm Holtz, Mrs S G Dunnington, Mrs Annie Young, Miss Daisy Sheppard, Mr and Mrs James Butler, Mrs W J Guest, Rev T A Wharton, Miss Lena Eddy, Mr R P Stegall, Mrs William Blount, Mr J B Fleming, and others visiting kin in Primm s Springs Knoxville or Prospect Ciles County.

Mary Bryant Boston Dr. Brown Godwin Nashville Voorhles Bny Prinon N . Will Howard, Jr Beaver Dam Berry Frierson Crystal Springs Marshall Collier Fred Latta Ida Lipscomb Feenvale Arm Holtz Lynnville M. EB. Gaberd Franklin Susie May Mitchell Page Teo Thompson Arch Craig Primut's Springs W. F. Anderson G. Dunnington Eastbrooke Annie Young Groveland Friends Daisy Sheppard Lewisburg A. Witt James Butler Summertown Neil Hughes Hughey Gallatin Tiny Craix Williamson Williamsport Callader Hendersonville Bass Lowell Lawrenceburg Isfu Belle Simms W. J. Guest T. A. Wharton Misa Lena Eddy Rushton Crystal Spings Sam Starke Paducah A. Samuels John Fry Yokel Inez Kelley Effie Ashton James Tyler Henry F. d.Tyler J. F. Tinvon Dixon Columbia M. Baugh Ehymn Wheeler A. ©. Floyd Little Son Irene Sheffield R. P. Dodson Detroit J. J. Morford Little McMinnville Hazle Padgett John Adkisson Ruby T. Hart Galveston Tex Newt Vaughan Porter Louis- Honville Porter Jobo Fleming Athena Ala

Local Notes On Visitors and Movements In Ashwood and Nearby

Mr and Mrs John J me turn to Ashwood Wigtrot siath to ierr doughiwr, Henry Martin at Midway. Mr Mat Mitchell visited there. Ms Mary Dale Figoers returned from Franklin and will travel north to St Louis and Canada. John trazier returned from Pulsaki. Joe Walsh of Lynnville explores J Hosenthal. W C Aydeloth bought the D F Osten place on Ninth Street. Leon Gross of Fort Worth visiting his parents. Landreth's new crop Turnip Seed advertised. The Drugeist Mrs BD Dorteh ill at home near Columbia green horse. Carrick Fariss making improvements on South Garden street. E Meawen voted from Fernvale. Ernest Yoest staying at the depot. George Eubanks to Louisiana. Frane Bowers from Augusta to replace mail searcher Mort Taylor, boarding with Mrs Belle Simms. Prof F M Hutwell reorganizing the Columbia band. AN Akin home on South Garden street beautified. Ben W B Gordon notes ample statesmen at home. A newborn weighing 11 pounds noted. Jim Butler returns from Summertown due to injuries. Lost pocketbook with two dollars. reward offered. Evan Alexander and John McFall arrested after buggy overturn. Seymour Samuels out from RELIGIOUS NEWS: communion at First Methodist. Rev P McFerrin speaks. Nashville-bound trip for summer. Tent meetings by Rev J J Ryos in Cimrasville. Pentecostal mission forms. prayers and services planned. protracted meeting at Culooka Cumberland Presbyterian church next Sunday.

John Trazier Haa Pulsaki Joe Walsh Lynnville J. Hosenthal W C. Aydeloth D. F. Osten Place Ninth Street Leon Gross Ft. Worth Texaa Henry Gross Landreth Louisiana Frane Bowers Augusta Mort Taylor Belle Simms F. M. Hutwell Columbia Mra. AN. Akin South Garden Street Ben. W. B. Gordon Jim Butler Summertown Herald Office Ord FB. Porter Dan Evan Alexander John McFall

Fall Hats Arrive In Chiffon And Felt

Retailer showcases late fall hats in chiffon and felt suitable for now or later. Prices advertised as very low with invitation to call and select. Bum mer hats offered at customer’s own price.

Southdown Bucks

Advertisement notes rising lambs for early market and urges buying Southdown bucks from W. Warfield at 8. The lambs will be all right, according to the copy.

W. Warfield

Nuxhville Birthday Honors and Local News Smiles

A 21st birthday celebration at Nuxhville featured an elegant dinner for eight as his mother hosted the event. A rare egg in an egg was found by Mr. A. Samuels, with an inner egg containing yolk and white. Mrs. W. H. Davis and Misa Hay Davis returned from Andrews with little Evie Ferguson, visiting until her father, Mr. G. W. Ferguson, and his two sons recover from fever and jaundice. Callender & Co. posts a depot relocation sign, while Mrs. Brad Erwin’s runaway accident injuries worsen. Katherine Courtright suffers a wagon mishap injuring her face and temple as Harold lifts her in South High Street.

Nuxhville A. Samuels W. H. Davis Misa Hay Davis Andrews Evie Fergueson G. W. Fergueson McCarty Callender &Co Callender & Co Brad Erwin McCains Jonas Irwin Katherine Grant Courtright Harold South High Street

Strayed Mare From Premises Reward Offered

Black mare, 3 years old, 14 hands, long mane and tail missing from premises. Any information leading to recovery will be rewarded. Gil and Fleming, Glenn's Store, Tenn. Angl-3t

Gil& Fleming Glenn Tenn

SOUTH COLUMBIA SOCIAL NOTES AROUND TOWN

Mrs Jesse Ragsdale and children of Sheffield Alabama visit her parents Mr and Mrs W C Cameron. Gne Powell from Nashville spent several days with her mother. Mr and Mrs Elwin Martin from Nashville plan to make this place their future home. Deily Gillam and baby returned to Campbellsville after visiting Mrs Trantham. Cecil Hunter stays at Summertown for weeks. J M Tucker remains ill. Theo Dowell and family return from Louisville. Bob Richardson home from Sheffield quite sick. Eugene Guest back from Nashville while Fred Owen is in Nashville prospecting. Lillie Sanderfur visiting friends in Franklin.

Jesse Ragsdale Sheffield Ala W. C. Cameron Gne Powell Nashville Elwin Martin Deily Gillam Baby Campbellsville Trantham Cecil Hunter Summertown J. M. Tucker Theo Dowell Louisville Bob Richardson Eugene Guest Fred Owen Misa Lillie Sanderfur Franklin

Marriage Licenses Reported In Local Notices

Will Johnson to Willie Bell and Lawrence Coleman to Vaughan Liddie are listed in the latest marriage licenses section. The notices enumerate couples and present the names of parties seeking marital licenses.

Will Johnson Willie Bell Lawrence Coleman Vaughan

In Store Discounts on Damaged Goods Offer

The ad proclaims low prices on many items despite fire and water damage. It highlights stoven cooking utensils tinware queensware crockery and china and claims the store has the best tin shop in the county plus Larentee work. J B Rees Anyd-ood it&w

J. B. Rees Anyd-ood

Deaths of Mrs Elisabeth Rains and others in Tennessee

Many friends mourn the passing of Mrs Elisabeth Rains who died at night at her son Aris B. Rains residence after declining health. Funeral held at her Columbia home church, with burial at Rowe Hills. Also noted are deaths of Mrs Mary Westmoreland and Mrs Jennie Lowell Hine in Birmingham, with details of family connections and funeral arrangements.

Elisabeth Rains Aris B. Rains Rains Nashville Davidson Tives Columbia First Methodist Church Ranier A. P. McFeriin Mondey Rowe Hils Dred G. Williamson J. A. Wilkes J. M. Mayea H. B. Cochran, Sr JC. Wooten F. J. Ewing T. N. Jones R. D. Smith G. T. Hughes W. J. Howard HH. Hatcher H. P. Figuers Ko. Me. Kinney R. C. Church J. T. Amis A. Parker Charlie Jackson Wallace Wilkes W. K. Shedlah Mary ©. Mitchell L. Westmoreland Scribner's Malls Jennie Lowell Hine Birmingham John Hine Maury County Alabama Tennessee Gus Sowell Primim's Springs John Sowell

Mrs W T Porter Death at Nashville Infirmary

Mrs W T Porter of Williamsport died after a surgical operation at Dr Douglas Infirmary in Nashville. Formerly Miss Lizzie Webster she married the late Hon W T Porter five years ago. Remains were sent to Cross Bridges for interment in the Webster graveyard with funeral by Rev Joe B Erwin. Many relatives traveled from Huntsville Louisville Nashville and nearby areas to attend.

Dr. Douglas Infirmary Nashville W. T. Porter Williamsport Porter Misa Lizvie Webster Frank Webster Huntaville Ala Henry Porter Louisville Murray Charlie Sanders Roe Powell James Webster Moline Weakley

Infant Lura Wilson Dies After Brief Life

Lura, infant daughter of Mr. Lee Wilson, died this afternoon after a brief life of pain. Funeral services were held at 10 o'clock this morning at the residence of Mr. J. H. Blair on 14th Street. Interment followed at Rose Hill Cemetery. Mr. Wilson has lost three family members in six months, with community sympathy noted.

Lura Lee Wilson J. H. Blair 14Th Street Rose Hill Cemetery

To Farmers Phrain and Feed Company Burt Oats Market Prices

Farmers hear from Phrain and Feed Company about Burt oats and the latest market price signals. The note outlines current price levels and where to contact for quotes and delivery terms.

Phrain Burt Oats

Social Harpenings Spread Through House Parties

A string of social gatherings is described from Friday through Wednesday with multiple hostesses in Carter's Creek, Cullooka, and nearby areas. Guests include Misses Davis, King, Worley, Roan, Dayie, and Martin families, plus numerous local young people and visitors from Lewisburg and Murfreesboro.

Stopped Sale of Oieomargarine in Nashville

The local internal revenue office bans sales of oleomargarine in Nashville after a ruling question about artificial coloring. Collector John B. McCall faces a decision as to whether the product is illegally colored, with authorities advising local handlers to cease selling. No sale is expected today as public sentiment leans away from contesting Uncle Sam.

Internal Revenue Office John BE. McCall Nashville Cale Haw Uncle Sam Nashville American

Wind-Mill Accident Ends in Injuries to Will Brazier

Mrs. Laura Brazier of Justin Texas received news from her son Will Brazier that his hands were badly mashed in a wind-mill. Several bones were removed and he may lose some fingers. Friends regret the unfortunate incident.

Laura Brazier Will Brazier Justin Texas Mr. Brazier

Also Mentioned on This Page

Watkins, Harlan & Evans Orpatal Mra. Meade Frierson Lena B Lillian Smith Primm's Lucy Webster Ida Moseley Blount Springs Fitzhugh Hessie Davida Roberts Luzelle Hodge C. A. Parker Jittleson Martin Charles Muir E. E. Erwin Bardstown Dixie Pickard Pulaski Terry George Eubanks See Mis Lena Shelton Porter Erwin Bowling Green Frank Craig Primm Anne Walter Scruges Moore Alberta Dean Bear Creek Annie Jones Allie Stewart Frank Smith Telegraph Company W. T. Chaffin Daimwood Loftin's McCain George Dooley Washington City Clara Thompson Philaphia New York Harry Alcorn Olney Clara Alcoro Alf Thom Hine Miss Irene Fannie Alexander Beter A. B. ‘Ariner A. B. Jr W. J. Neely Daily Herald Neely Herald Hela Mr. L. & Pender Mra. N. L. Pender Mra. R. P John J. Me Ashwood Ieair Doughiwr Henry Martin Midway Mat Mitchell Mies Mary Dale Figoers Bee HL P. Nee St. Louie St. Louie Tyr Oo From Whence They Will Sat Canada, End Otter Sanday P. McFerrin Carrie McClare Ferrin Luft Monve Mra McFrerin J. J. Ryo Cimrasville Ate Gordon's Tabernacle T. E. Hadaan T. M. Hendrix Cullooka Cumberland Adkisson Bros A. J Nichols South Columbia Liddie Columbia Furniture Co Bell Telephone X Citizens’ Telephone Moward Institute Opwos Bakhtel Darmiuny Vanderbilt JAS W. D. Steayhorn MY. Pleasant, Tenn Mrs. Eliazabeth Rains WT. Porter Lura Wilson Leslie Davis Walter Davie Henry Davia Hrewton Mise Scottie Hardi Creek William White Cora McKay Carter's Creek Leslie Davin Mise Eloise Davis Henry Davis Minnie Lon Davis Hiram Titcomb Carter Nea Davis Miss Pearl Roan Goawln Misens Gurner Laddinzer Timmena Misa Charlotte Smiter Oak Eat Cullooka Mlizabeth King Jennie Worley Isom Mites Mabel Fowler Jane Henderson Minses Mary Wilies Porter Aris Zora Burke Peebles Mattie May ‘Tomlinson Elizabeth Thomas Mabel Wilkes Sue Martin Mary Marjorie Bell Flen Thomas Jessie l Fayette Tormlinson Will Peebles Will Love Alfred Thomas Richard Wilkes Flo Fleming James Wiliamson Dillard Tomlinson Carl Oliver Eugene White Ed Beasley David Houston Fred Kercheval Clifford Braly Joe Wheeler Howand Alford Marshall Lawrence John Workman Clarksville Booker Wallace Limiter Misses Roth Lena Dayie Sunnyside Birdie Alah Carrie Crews Lillian Thomas McCaleb Mesare Dalton Oliv Pheny Murphy Joe Fleming Hu 'Denton Alf Thomas Lebanont Mra. OC W. Vance Thompson Willis O.jones Florida John Carpenter Hampton Thompkins Murfreesboro W. P. Woldrige J. K. Pannen Farrell & Lipscomb W. H. Lipscome Continental Fire Insurance Company Citicens
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