Many Movements of Local Residents Highlight Week
In Beaver Dam for two weeks, O W Chaffin joins a roster of visitors and travelers. Across town, Mrs C L Randolph visits relatives in McMinnville while Mrs G P Edwards of Nashville calls on kin. Families sail to Primm’s Springs, Jackson visitors come to see J N Gant, and a host of locals plan trips to Washington City and New York to Niagara Falls, Detroit, and Philadelphia before returning home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. W. Chaffin
Beaver Dam
C. L. Randolph
McMinnville
G. P. Edwards
Nashville
W. T. Wilkes
Primm's Springs
Irene Owell
West Hope
Messrs. Minter
Preston Gant
Jackson
Miss
J. N. Gant
Looney Walker
Frank
Nimrod Porter
J. T. Moore
Abe Meek
Swan Creek
Old Palestine
James
Lawrence Parker
C. M. Moore
Washington City
Jamestown
New York
Niagara Falls
Lake Erie
Detroit
Philadelphia
Jesse Ellington
Jeff Tuesay
Murfreesboro
Wiliam Fry
Lynndle
HH. B. Agams
Williamson County
William Evans
Dawson Springs
Lula Dedman
Indianola
GW. Hayes
Birmingham
Blanche Scott
Pulaski
Deo. McKennon
Summertown
W. P. Woldridge
Sewanee
Charlie Shaub
Chicago
Local Notables Take Restive Journeys and Visits
Waxahachie, Dallas, and Austin figures plus Alamo residents and Maury County visitors abound as families disperse to Primm's, Castalian Springs, and other retreats. Returned travelers include Mrs McCarty, Mrs Goodman, and J H Dinning, while First Lieutenant Gleaves and Maj Whit share a weekend visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Dodsey
Alamo
West Tenecees
Maury County
Tre Jobo
W. Frierson
Beaver
Morelle Johnston
Newhvile
Georgie Melicide
Duke Biddie
Ben Latta
Edwin Bullird
Prims's
KR. O. Dyer
South Dakotie
J. A. Goodman
Memphis
Clark
C. BE. McEwen
Primm's
Josie Harlan
Primm
W. K. Sheddan
E. Callender
Hendersonville
Messrs
J. H. Dinning
Norfleet Figuers
Uto
Atlanta, Ga
Firmly
Jefferson City
Minnie Towler
Daisy Towler
Lucy
Nelle Williamson
Jamestown
Susie Waldo
Primm’s
Charlotte Rariss
Fayetteville
Laura
Pearl Fariss
Lookout
Wallace Ussery
White Bluff
Tenn
John Fraser
McMahon
M. A. Warg
Campbell's Station
Nellie Allen
W. T. Reaves
Williamton County
John Jones
Eugene, Alford
Elizabeth Murray
Lewisburg
Sara Thompson
Carter's Creek
Samuel B. Gleaves
U. 8 Cavalry
Waverly
Maj. Whitthorne
Local Illnesses Reported Across Area
Mrs. Alex Dobbins of Zion is quite sick. A B Cumming has fever. The child of Dr. and Mrs. J T Meadors is quite sick. Schofiel Fraser is seriously ill at home. Mrs. William Bratton is critically ill at Shady Grove. Mrs. Joe Voorhies is improving. Mr. and Mrs. James A Smiser returned from Nashville with Mrs. Smiser somewhat improved. Mr. J T Bangus is sick with fever.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alex Dobbins
Zion
A. B. Cumming
T. Meadors
Schofiel
Fraser
William Bratton
Shady Grove
Joe Voorhies
James A. Smiser
Nashville
Smis le
J. T Bangus
Around Town Local items from the town column and arrivals
Town notes report fishing trips and visits from Nat Black and Maj Whitthorne. Circuit Clerk Nichols issues costs in two cases and urges entitled parties to claim funds. A new administrator is named for Gus Hogue estate. Local socials list Miss Poble Harris house party attendees. A two story veneer brick residence project is under contract. Deputy Whitley twice arrests three white tramps and three negro tramps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mitchell
Culamhin
RE. W. Sabices
The
Bethell
Dave
Mt. Pieasaot
Adgar Sobusem
Bethel
Nat Black
Nashville
San Francisco
Maj. Whitthorne
Proctor Polk
W. A. Voss
Kin Cherry
John Fraser
Harlan & Soe
W. J. Moore
Whitley
Military Academy
Herald Office
Jackson
Nous
Association of Letter Cerriers
Canton
Ohio
Leola Jones
Sharp's Corner
Virgie
Lora Brown
Mabel Jones
Rock Spring
Emmett Hogue
Gus Hogue
Poble Harris
Williamsport
Messrs
Curtis Walters
Eugene
Lem
George Pigg
Douglass Page
Beesie Bride
Omar
Curtis Harris
Lillian
Lila May Pigg
Mattie Dodson
Bessie Haley
Pokie L. Harris
Nichols
Annie Nichols
J. & N. Railroad
R. &. Nichols
Eighth and
High Streets
Vaughn Manufacturing Co
Eugene Alford
Local society notes and obituary for Spencer Flowers
Miss Dora Good returns to Nashville after visiting South East Side relatives. Mr and Mrs Joe Due of Sunnyside visit Mr and Mrs Frank Pugh. Mr and Mrs Polk Robinson of Nashville return from visit to father. Mr John Perry of Mt Pleasant visits. Mrs Martha Miller of Nashville visits sister Mrs Jimek Goad. Miss Jessie Shaw returns to Pulaski. Mrs Corpler, sister of Dr B G and Mr W C Grant, is critically ill at Mooresville. The death angel claimed Spencer Flowers eldest son of Mr and Mrs Marion Flowers. Spencer led a quiet life, did not harm others, and his loss brings neighborhood sympathy. A FRIEND.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. W. Sherman
Jefferson City
Tenn
J IP. Brownlow
First Baptist Church
Mra
A. G. Woodard
Springfeld
J. W.H. Bryns
Nashville
Miss Palmer
Columbia
Miax Lute Link
J. H. Woodard
Mt. Pleasant Pike
Laura Furiss
Mt Pleasant
T. W. Merrill
Memphis
J. P. Brownlow
Jennie Carpenter
Mary
Rebecca
Vance Carpenter
Monteagle
Irene O'Neal
Petersburg
Minnie Towler
Daisy [Towler
Nellie
Lucy Williamson
Eugene Anderson
van Leer Polk
Primm
A. Samuels
Texsie
Horn Springs
Ross Lee Turuver
C. V. Hull
Sra
Addison Cooper
W. P. Ridley Priday
Christine Glenn
Oliver Dobbins
G L. King
Riverside
Anna Walker
Eugene Pillow
Glasgow
Fannie Louise
Carrie Smith
Robt. Smith
Marletts
B. Regen
Franklin
Horace Milam
Birmingham
Mr. Fraser
Eugene Cox
Lewiston
Idaho
Major
W. J. Whitthorne
Hattie Frasers
W. A. Brant
J. W. Hargrove
Williamson County
Misa Bessie Hooper
Louis Hooper
NashyMe
Chas
Dora Good
Joe Due
Sunnyside
Ftank Pugh
Polk Robinson
John Perry
Mt. Pleasant
Martha Miller
Imek Goad
Jessie Shaw
Pulaski
Corpler
B. G
W. ¥. C. Grant
Mooresville
Herald
and Stes
Marion Flowers
Spencer
Hurman
Mrs. Flowers
Local Social Notes Mix Guests and Travel Across County
Over the county news lists Fayetteville, Nashville and Atlanta visitors staying with local families at Cullooka and Ashwood, with a weekend outing near Summertown for several residents. Mentions Primm Springs trips, bridge work on Carter's Creek, and assorted visits by Page, Wilkes, Meeks, Huckaby, and others. A stray notice offers a reward for a dark bay mule last seen near Lowell Mill Pike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annie Hightower
Nashville
Charlotte Smiser
Culleoa
Nettle Belle McMillan
Atlanta
Page
Susie Mitchell
Maud
Janie Caldwell
Mamie Erwin
Sadie Scott
Marguerite Dalmwood
Texas
Davis Mitchell
Walter
Dick Caldwell
Ernest Farisa
Henry Loftin
Gladstone Burns
Primm's
John A. Thomas
Bighyville
Primm Springs
E. P. Taylor
J. P. Graham
Cullooka
Horace Rainey
Sanford May
Cross Bridgea
Havanna
Jobo Ferman
Hirmingham
Tom Maglieh
Cross Bridges
Mary Wilkes
Inez Landish
Primoxs
A. F. Sowell
Birmingham
John Sowell
Crows Bridges
Ulher Huckaby
Carter's Creek Station
Colauiba
P. A. Huckaby
B. H. Wilkes
Ala
Montcomery
Splegner
Dark Bay
Forks of
Lowell Mill Pike
Napier, Tenn
Floydiddene
Buford
MIM Line
Summertown
Also Mentioned on This Page
Harlan & Evans
Glosso Thomas
Norton Nichols
J. L. Hutton
Alaska
Mr. Hutton
Tease Ellington
Mia
Mora B. Parisa
Seymour Samuels
Norfolk
Frank Cherry
Gabe Houser
Waxahatebi
Dalles and
Austin
Tom
Turner & Johnson
South East Side
Spencer Flowers
Kid Ang
Oxfords
Eeewen
Pareteville
Culleoka
H. G. Roskind
Public Square
Columbie
Bell Telephone
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