South Columbia Social News Seeks Local Guests and Visits
Miss Willie Mai Tuton of Pulaski visits cousin Miss Minnie Leo Weatherford. Mrs J A Molloy sick, goes to Lynnville. Ed Potts starts improvements on Galloway street home. Miss Bessie Edwards of Nashville visits Miss Nora Fariss. Joe Brittain goes to Primm's. Rees family arrives from Nashville and stays on Fourteenth street. Beulah Jackson of Pulaski visits Minnie Lee Weatherford. Maude Moore returns to Sheffield Alabama. Eugene Guest and daughter back to Florence Alabama. Harry James improves. Austin and Nashville Owens visit Jay Owen. Lou Jackson of Nashville visits Mrs Wash Jackson on Thirteenth Street. Mary Jackson is ill. Wash Jackson recovers from fever. T H Coole return from Williamson County. Mrs Moses McClellan improves from sickness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willie Mai Tuton
Pulaski
Minnie Leo Weatherford
J. A. Molloy
Lynnville
Ed Potts
Galloway Street
Bessie Edwards
Nashville
Nora Fariss
Joe Brittain
Primm’s
J. B. Rees
Fourteenth Street
Beulah Jackson
Minnie Lee Weatherford
Misa Maude Moore
Sheffield
Ala
Mia
Eugene Guest
Florence
Harry
Fred James
Austin Owen
Jay Owen
Lou Jackson
Wash Jackson
Thirteenth Street
Mary Jackson
T. H. Coole
Williamson County
Moses McClellan
Personal News Roundup From Nashville to Primm's Springs
A long list of social visits and returns. many Misses and Misters travel for visits to Franklin Primm's Springs Nashville Jackson Kentucky and Florence. several couples and families plan or complete trips to Buffalo Athens Lincoln and Ohio with repeat visits to Campbellsvi lle and Glenvale. a judge and various officials are noted as visiting Mississippi and nearby locales.
Community News Roundup From Franklin Area
Eugene Alexander Sheegog Mast er James Roberts return from two weeks at Primes. Mrs. WoT Gueet and daughters Louise Annie Lee visit Ophelia Wilson and Stanton Watson near Franklin. Bam Whitthorne to join surveying party in Nevada for Oregon & Sport Line. Dr. U M Browder arrives in Columbia from Salt Lake City. O K Cameron Sheffield and Sidney Cameron Birmingham return home after visiting Mayor Cameron. J M Towler tending wife in Clarksville. wife still sick but improving. Misses Mattie Lillie McGaw and Mary Johnston depart for Nashville visiting Sadie Goli than. Mrs. George Adams and Frances return from Nashville. Libbie Wood joins for two weeks. Mr and Mrs W A Voss and son Figuera return from Hartsville. young son recovering from burn injury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lillie McGaw
Mary Johnston
Nashville
Sadie Goli Than
George Adams
Frances
Libbie Wood
W A. Voss
Figuera
Hartsville
Tenn
Prof Ford's School Admits Both Sexes Amid Demand
Prof Ford shifts from an all boys model to a coeducational school responding to parents desire. Miss Fleming joins as assistant after selection from county. They canvass for enrollment and expect a full house, vowing not to overcrowd and to maintain thorough instruction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ford
Por
An Flening
Miss Fleming
Aml
Town Notes and Local Appointments in Columbia
Local items report Killett moving to Nashville, but Wood decides against relocation. Various residents change jobs and addresses. a grocery stock sale in West End and a livery-stable move are noted. Weather thins crowds at Prain’s Springs. magistrate election postponed to November. plans for a King family benefit ice cream supper. multiple social visits and fishing trips mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Killett
Nasville
Kennedy
Ness
Wood
Nashville
Lewis Kirk
Express Company
Piennant
James Roberts
Twick
AG. Jubowon
West End
W. A. Jackson
MME CANS Use drawing to a close but hot weather ahead
The message notes that drawing results conclude, yet two months of hot weather remain offering time to realize comfort cost returns on a small investment.
Summer Goods Sale Offers Low Prices on Clothing
Our buyer leaves soon to source summer goods but we continue offering summer items at low figures. Prices are the lowest consistent with honest methods with a wide selection of hot weather clothing and a carpet department driven by price shrinkage. Be wise and seize the seasonal chance.
Announcement of approaching marriage signals nuptials set for October
A ONETHAL note announces the engagement of Eugene Maurice Smith and Alice Breen of Nashville with a wedding planned early in October. Smith, nephew of Milton Smith of the Louisville & Nashville railroad, works in the ice department of the N, CO. & Rt. L. in Nashville. The bride is daughter of Mrs. P. J. Breen, formerly Miss Belle Tidwell of this city. Yesterday at 4:30 pm at the home of the bride’s uncle A. A. Hodge on South Garden street, the marriage of Mrs. Sammie Richardson Hollingsworth and William Simpson Jones, both of New Orleans, occurred in a quiet ceremony performed by Dr. A. S. Pettie. Afterwards the couple left for Buffalo, planning to settle in New Orleans, with a stop in Columbia on return. Mrs. Jones grew up in Columbia and has many local friends wishing them happiness. Mr. Jones is a prosperous New Orleans businessman.
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Fidkh
PY Nnta
John Roa
Florence
Ernest Parreilia Visting
Minsissippi
Edgar Latha Fag
St. Tila
Ben Latta
Prime's Springs
Frank G. Smith
Ram's
Mise Ide Lipeecmt
Kernvale
Mra. KH. Muteher
Nashville
Judge Looney
Missiewipp
A. &. Pottig
Primm
Aline Mamie Aldo
Visil
New York
Mra
W.T. Nalf
Jackson
Misa
W. P. Woldridge
Frannlio
Mise Wlan Alcore
Olney
Hirmingham
McBeide
Dark’s
Robert
Arty
Fernvale
Crockett Owen
Sam Whitthorne
Primm's
Elton Lawrence
Pranklin
Miss Jones
Fayette Tomlinson
William Hine
Primm’s
Carrie Wortley
W. C. Worley
Misa A McLamore
Kentucky
Willie B. Guest
R. 2
Dodson
Buffalo
Clark Hodge
Texas
Willie Rickson
Mary Woods
Thos. Alexander
Mary
Willie
Rachel Aghton
Callender
Buffalo Exposition
Aileen Moore
Hom
T. L. Cunningham
Primm's Springs
Willian Evans
Bon Aqua
Lucie McEwen Hase
W. R. Shelton
Gatay
Louisville
E. P. Turner
Chil
Athens
John W. Jackson
Webb Biel
Hot Springs
al Lawson
Birmingham
J. M. Ded ‘Mao
Mackie Scott
Campbellsville
A. Fl. Poster
Elkmont
Lillian
Lena B. Smith
E. W. Phillips
Henry Wilburn
Lincoln County
Robert Pillow
Primms
William D. Rhea
William Long
Mr. Pleasant
J. J. Gartner
Nolan Gartner
Fidyr J. P. Slayden
Williamsport
KE. C. Bingham
Mariana
W. P. Worley
Jedwards
Alex Titcomb
Eickman County
Lela Crever
Marguerite
Clement Laft
Ohio
Charlotte Henderson
Miseen Bertha Vaughan
Eisse Frieraon
Primkte Lipscomb
Glencale
Aoe
Colanitin
Florynce Whiteside
Chattanooga
Wol Osket
Campbelisvilles
Ab, Cowan
J. FL Tackey
Charlotte
Wid Perry
Sul
J.T
Willeite
Willen
Jolemechts
Tonite Witten
Wilhattsom
John Warfield
Tallie
Wiley Gind
Amice Warfield
Janie Shegog
Flom
Pottle
Charles Jackson
Mr. Pleasant Chronicle
Eugene Maurice Smith
Alice Breen
Smith
Milton Smith
Louisville & Nashville Railroad
P. J. Breen
Belle Tidwell
A. A. Hodge
South Garden Street
Sammie Richardson Hollingsworth
William Simpson Jones
New Orleans
A. 8. Pettie
Colombia
Mrs. Jones
Columbia
Mr. Jones
Delightful Friday Night Socials Across Mexia Homes
Miss Branie Daimwood entertained friends Friday night with dancing and music. Mr and Mrs Heri Thompson hosted guests on Sehont Street. The Morning Glory Club enjoyed Ming Tinie Wilson’s hospitality with gifts and cheerful conversation. A late visit saw Miss Klis, Dorothy Kaing, Hattie Rai and others at several homes, with music at Mexia and Thomas P. Frank Alexander Finnay’s gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heri Thompson
Sehont Street
Morning Glory Club
Ming Tinie Wilson
Bowell
Mii Pic
Omnsk
Mies Klis
Dorothy Kaing
Hattie Rai
Mande Akin
Meers
A. P. Vieming
Lynet Perry
Mexia
Thomas P Frank Alexander Finnay
Deaths in Town: Ruhin Rubin and Notgrass Childrens
The infant Rebecca Parker Ruhin daughter of Herman and Mrs Rubin died last Friday at 4 West Seventh Street. Funeral at the Watkins residence Sunday at 10 AM conducted by Rev Granville Allison, burial in Lawrence Cemetery Mt. Pleasant. Bernice Notgrass daughter of Eugene Notgrass died Monday night at 11 at her father’s home in Timmons aged six. Burial Tuesday at 3 PM, services at the grave by Rev J W Hatcher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rebecca Parker Ruhin
Rebecca Parker Rubin
Herman Rubin
KK. W. Watk
West Seventh Street
Watkina
Granville Allison
Lawrence
Mt. Preveant
Bernice Notgrass Bernies
Eugene Notgrass
Timmons
J. W. Hatcher
Death of Mt. Pleasant schoolteacher Annie Griffith at 28
Miss Annie Griffith of Mt. Pleasant died this morning in the city. A schoolteacher by trade she was preparing for examination probation to secure a position in city schools. The remains were shipped to Pleasant Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annie Griffith
Mt. Pleanant
Pieasent
Nashville News
Prominent Spring Hill Citizen Charles Morris Dies at 80
Charles Morris Sr., a well known Spring Hill resident, died last Tuesday at age 80. He leaves several sons and many relatives. Funeral services were conducted at his family residence by Rev. Martin and the remains were interred in Spring Hill Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Morris
Spring Hill
Martin
Wnck
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