Golden wedding and various local visits noted
PERGONAG MENTION. the golden wedding of Mr. and Mrs. Wiliam Roberts. Mrs. Emmett Foster from Cullooka returns after caring for Rice’s bedside. Several visitors, including Miss Rebecca Carpenter, Miss Lou Willie White, and Miss Lala Parsons, travel between Nashville, Missouri, and Columbia. Local residents like J. R. Walker of Huntsville joins Wald-Pidge’s drug store. Judge Looney goes to Mississippi. and others return from Faulkner Springs and Primms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiliam Roberts
Emmett Foster
Cullooka
Rice
James A. Smiser
Rebecca Carpenter
Missouri
G Faulkner
Nashville
Alabama
J. R. Walker
Huntsville
Ala
Wald- Pidge
Walker
Pharmaceutical Department
Vanderbilt University
Lou Willie White
John Thomas
Godwin
Orena
Flora Hight
Lala Parsons
William C. Daughton
Humphreys County
Columbia
Tennessee
Moree
W. D. Hastings
Primms
Cecil King
Lewisburg
A. H. Foster
Faulkner Springs
EB. D. Looney
Mississippi
John T. Wooten
Edwin Bullard
Fannie Gilmore
Cora
Kittle Brownlow
William Fry
Tom Jackson
Marshall County
Adams’ Morris
Helena, Mont
John W. Jackson
Robert Claggett
Hickman County
J. N. Foster
Numerous Columbia visitors and local travels noted
Columbia records a steady stream of visitors and residents traveling to Primm Springs Monteagle and other nearby spots. Names include Mrs J M Key and Christine Beatrice Corsicana Texas. Dr E E Colling. Captain Frank Craig and family Water Valley. Misses Sowell, Fly and Overton. W A Embry and family Nash ville. and many more visiting relatives and friends through the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eon
Fort Worth
Texsa
Masry County
Mia
Arthur Church
Wave Jackson
California
Nevada
New Mexico
Virginia Vestal
Maury Vestal
Marshall Roberts
Roberta Bend
W. A. Embry, Jr
Nashrilla
W. F. Embry
Primm Springs
Ed Church
Will Bell
Frankie
Bessie Lipscomb
Primma
Trene
Mary 2
Sowell
Thompsos Station
Mack Craig
Pennahy
Misa Beeste
Mamie Akin
Misa Johnnie Mai Fly
Aline Overton
Monteigle
Inex Hebhart
Columbia
Nashville
Elizabeth Evans
J. W. McKissack
Anderson
Lesey F. McLemore
Cayce’s Springs
A .B. Cummins
Howell, Tenn
M. L. McClure
Memphis
J. M. Cabler
Charlotte Henderson
Columbia Institute
J. C. Voorhies
Pulaski
A. & James
Paul Filson
Red Rolling Springs
Wallace Wilkes
R. W. Hight
Sante Fe
Misa Zulema Brownlow
Eben Douglas Everett
Carters Creek
W. O. Matthews
Decatur
Ala
E. EB. Colling
Texas
Claude G. Hendley
San Francisco
H. L. Hendley
Tennie Boyd
Bess Church
Frank Craig
Water Valley
John ©. Benett
John C. Bennett
Richard Hawkins
Wallace Ussery
Frank Webster
Huntsville
Tribute of Respect for John Dawson Barrow
The Board of Directors of the National Bank of Columbia Tennessee records the death of John Dawson Barrow on August 3, 1910. The tribute notes his exceptional business judgment, integrity, public spirit, and cheerful nature, expressing deep loss and confirming copies of the tribute to the bereaved family and local papers. Members W Salmon, B McLemore, W Ridley, ITM Andrews, W Turner sign the resolutions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Dawson Barrow
Facil National Bank of Columbia, Tenn
Board of Directors
Columbia
Tenn
Mt. Pleasant
Salmon
B. B
Budget of News From Culleoka
Wade Wilkes will return home Saturday evening from his vacation accompanied by Miss Ornean Jones of Nashville and Miss Verna Littleton of New Mexico. Typhoid fever confines several, including Catherine Rhea and her brothers Garfield and Murphey, J. G. Hannah, and Spurgeon Redding’s bedside. others host and visit in the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wade Wilkes
Ornean Jones
Nashville
Verna
Littleton
New Mexico
Leonard Redding
Spurgeon
Jim Tecumseh
Okla
Robert Green
Graham Putnam
Birmingham
Als
Bahoo
Fayetteville
Sadle
Little Wikes
Kentucky
C. S Coulvert
Rockdale
Calvert
Lela Wilkes
Lucile Baugus
Columbia
Caney Springs
Miss Baugus
Misa Catherine Rhea
Garfield
Murphey
J. G. Hannah
Campbella Station
Hollow filling of Primm's Springs with campers and guests
Primm's Springs welcomes campers as the Hollow fills rapidly. The Ball Room is repaired with a new hardwood floor and will host merry dancing soon. Guests from Columbia Nashville Spring Hill Jackson Helena Ark, Centreville and Dixon, plus fishermen from Nashville, are listed as staying or visiting. Crowds from Thompson Station and nearby towns are expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mstes House
H P. Figures
Ed. T. Church
Misses Lipscomb
W. H. Bell
Misa Zalema Brownlow
Ellen Douglas Everett
Goodman Polk
H. F. Fariss, Jr
Misa Charlotte Fariss
Provine Grenlaw
Edwin Bullard
Verna Shelley
Joe Hagey
Columbia
Sam Delk
Kettle Mills
Wm. Anderson Howard
Kennard
Dear Creek
Jno. Estes
Thompson Station
Rees Bridges
Zion
Franklin
Coolumbia
Columbia Masons to Meet Tonight for Fellowcraft Degree
Columbia Lodge of Masons will hold a called meeting tonight to confer the Fellowcraft degree, inviting members to attend and participate in the short session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia Masons
Columbia Lodge of Masons
Mound City Patmts May Cost Tri-Flex More
Street Marta and IVaugna Co report higher prices for mounting city patents, noting a potential rise in costs. Officials cite supply constraints and tariff impacts expected to affect procurement and timelines locally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mound City
Marta & Ivaugna Co
Local Transfers Reported in Riverside and Rose Hill
AROUND TOWN notes sales of Ed Lamars home on Twelfth Street to Mr. Wright at Rose Hill Cemetery area and Will Dobbins place in Riverside transferred to J C Parks. Scoddatt Blocker and Co. handled the transactions for J. C. Cheek and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miller
J. C. Cheek
Scoddatt Blocker & Co
Ed Lamars
Jon Twelfth Street
Mr. Wright
Rose Hill Cemetery
Kite flyer goes to his best
Minneapolis Minnesota August 4 Captain Eugene Childs a Civil War veteran who as a child flew a kite across Niagara Falls enabling the engineers who built the suspension bridge at his home 4200 Sheridan Avenue here today
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mineapolis
Minn
Eugene Childs
Niagara Falls
Sheridan Avenue
Deaths and Funeral for Mrs Delia McCooper
News arrives from Nashville of the death of Mrs Delia McCooper daughter of Mr and Mrs Addison Cooper of this county. Funeral services were held at 8 o clock Thursday evening at 52 School Street conducted by Rev W B Capers with interment at Rose Hill. Mrs White is survived by her husband.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delia McCooper
Mra
Nashville
Addison Cooper
Hugh Lawson White
School Street
W. B. Capers
Rose Hill
Lady chairmen for fall fair named by Mrs Biddle
Mrs. W. M. Biddle, director general of the women's department, named district chairmen to cooperate in making the fair's women's exhibits attractive and successful. A meeting at Hotel Bethelen next Monday at 10:30 will outline work and exhibit preparations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. M. Biddle
Santa Fe
Tenn
Walker
Darks Mill
Meroney
Theta
B. P. Dalton
Spring Hill
W. H. Hughes
Hardison's Mills
Misa Molle Hardison
Neapolia
Armstead
Armstead Cullooka, Tenn., Mise Mattle Tom- Hinson
Bigbyville
Thruston H. Neeley
Also Mentioned on This Page
Pergonag
F. Hooper
Misa Nina
Springfield
Charles G. Sima
Dudley Sims
Mary Nenon
M. Anderson
Mattie Dunlap
Clarksville
Gladys Dedman
Kate Sowell
Florence Shelton
F. W. Evans
Hugh Patrick
New Orleans
H. G. Evans
Charles Jackson
Annie Evans
Dawson Springs
Emma Mary Ewing
Capt
C. H. McAlpine
F. H
Cition Thomas
Smu
Serzt. Barker
Metropolitan Police Force
Mra. Bider
Daxdenoile
Ark
E. P. Turner
West 7Th Street Grocer
Culleoka
Maury Dry Goods Company
A. S. Dunn
A. 8. Dunn
G. A. Parker
T. Maxwell
McFall
R. G. Sparrow
H. W. Frierson
Bubecribe
Mrs. Biddle
Hotel Bethell
Hampshire Road
John F. Stephenson
Lowell’s Mill
Newt Tengha
Bpring Hill
Rachael Moore
Pulaski Road
Mary L. Meek
South Columbia
Ira Brown
Riverside
Tom. Brown
West End
J. C. Hardy
Eugene Long
Oscar Dortch
A. Samuels
Robert Pillow
Vv. T. Chaffin
Leah Garber
MJ. Nichols
James Moore
Looney @ Morgan
Office Brown Building
Columbia, Tenn
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