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Newspaper
Columbia Herald
Location
Columbia, Tennessee, United States of America
Date
Aug 08, 1913
Page
9
A flurry of visitors and travelers fills Maury County as residents host kin and friends from Gallatin Nashville Lewisburg and beyond. Dates show moving between Nashville Beaver Dam Springs Dawson Springs and Shady Grove with stays in West End Riverside and Mount Pleasant.
John T. Wooten of the Maury Dry Goods Company departs for New York for three or four weeks to buy fall and winter stock. He will be joined by Mrs. Wooten to Annapolis for a visit with their son at the U S Naval Academy before returning home.
The second woman to be named assistant game warden in an Alabama county is Miss Fannie Jenkins of Montgomery. She received her commission as assistant to Warden C. N. Hinderer from the Alabama game and fish department on Wednesday. Mrs P. F. Gibbony of Mobile had been nominated for Mobile County earlier by Commissioner John H. Wallace Jr.
The Parent Teachers Association of McDowell School is requested to meet at the McDowell school building Friday afternoon. All members are urged to be present. Miss Janie Porter serves as secretary.
Obituaries report Jennie Cantrell aged 23 dying at her father Will Johnson's home in South Columbia with funeral at Rose Hill cemetery. R L Hawkins, 32, died at Snow Creek. funeral at Union Church. Infant of John Carter died at his aunt's home and buried at Rose Hill. Emma Voss, 44, died at Catheys Creek. buried at family graveyard. Estella Langsdon, 22, died in Nashville. buried near Green's Mill. Wiley Warren, ~30, died in Nashville infirmary. buried at Rose Hill. Smith Cunningham funeral directors noted.
Miss Pinkney Cone of Ittabena Mississippi, a faculty member at Columbia High School Tennessee, acted as one of three judges in a state piano contest at Crystal Springs Mississippi. The Times-Democrat praises her as a brilliant musician and director of Athenaeum and Columbia High School women’s orchestra, a strong musical asset.
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