Outing Plans and Past Week's Social Notes
A long list of local residents planning travels and visits across the region. Notable trips include a month outing on the St. Lawrence with George Adams, and numerous relatives visiting Nashville, Memphis, and nearby towns. Names such as Annie Ransom, Louise Fentress, Lula Young, Joe Tucker, and Mrs. James A. Crage appear among travelers and host guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Lawrence
George Adams
Nastville
Annie Ransom
Bheltvilie
Louise Fentress
Memphis
J. L. Hutton
Misa Lula Young
Sin
Joe Tucker
Neapolis
Robert Pillow
Mary
Robert
Jett Torsday
Ridge
Abry
James A. Crage
Wi Iamaport
Mary C. Robbins
Institute
Watch Recovered By Citizens In Local Stolen Item Case
A negro youth described as troubled by sticky fingers caused the disappearance of a watch from Johan West's home. The watch was located by laborer Pleasant, Capt. James Friel, and laborers near the area and returned to owner Petey. The incident, tied to the old Volunteer State, ends with the arrest avoided and a move toward peace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tootery
Lewis
Johan West
Reinet
Toote
Pleasant
James Friel
Petey
Gan
Fielden Bros. Artwork and Life-Size Miniatures Display
Fielden Bros presents a range of miniature to life-size figures and portraits. All pieces show finished artistry and style in craft and design.
Friends of Edwin Blackburn Suffer Typhoid Stricken Outlook
The article notes Edwin Blackburn is critically ill with typhoid fever and his friends express concern for his condition and recovery prospects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin Blackburn
Bargains In Wall Paper Auctioned At Deep Discount
To reduce stock we offer twenty percent off all wall papers over 100 until August. Every pattern in our house is strictly 1900 goods and up to date. This is your opportunity.
Turnip Seeds Offered From Landreth Farms
Landreth's fresh turnip seeds arrive direct from the seed farms. Every seed warranted fresh and genuine at wholesale and retail prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Landreth
Deaths and obituaries in Columbia region mourners listed
A cascade of notices from Columbia area records deaths of Mrs. W. Frierson and Mrs. Margaret Howard, plus Madison Dooley and Robt. L. Orman. Funeral rites are noted at Zion church and South Columbia Methodist, with interments at local cemeteries. Also listed are Owen Denton aged 19 and Clayton Martin aged six, among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vonn W. Irierson
Crest Bridges
Zion Church
S. F. Hawes
Columbus
John W. Frierson, Jr
Stell Frinsson
Stephenson
Spring Hill
Margaret Howard
Rene
Thos. McRady
Galloway Street
J. F. Beasly
South Columbia
W. H. Watson
Messradames
Jeff Gilliam
Clayton Martin
J. Martin
McCain’s
McCains
Grocery Store Promises Prompt Service and Fresh Stock
A local grocer advertises quick order handling and prompt attention. The store emphasizes new fresh stock and reasonable prices to attract shoppers.
We Are the People when you need hay and seed
Advert sees a rural call to farmers for hay corn bean fled weed and turnip seed all in one country home supply.
Divorce Suit Filed by Laura Fleming Against Pei Dee
Laura Fleming files for divorce in the Circuit Court alleging grounds for dissolution of marriage from her spouse Pei Dee. The complaint names the parties and requests judicial determination of the end of the marital union.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laura Fleming
Circuit Court
Peatents
Pei Dee
Local notes from Columbia area unfold daily life and events
Mrs Neill Hughes is out again after illness. A daughter arrives for Mr and Mrs Jake Flurlan. The Citizens Telephone Exchange offices revamped. Ed Turner reports improvement while visiting Athens Alabama. Several locals travel to Forest Springs Kentucky. Monument work promised by Dick Parise. The Columbia Cotton Mill offers employee vacations. Heat and nervous conditions noted. Pebbles: peaches weighed 10 1/4 ounces. twins expected, baby carriage gifted. Phosphate shipments from Howell mines. a runaway horse causes minor damage. Governor race guessing contest announced by The Herald. Flora Kuhn seeks re election as engrossing clerk of the Senate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neill Hughes
Mira Annie White
Boechland
Aero
BE. C. Blackburn
Nat Ceat
A.D. Fuixesox& Son
Mia
Jake Flurlan
Citizen's Telephone Exchange
Jim Jackson Ty
Ed Turner
Athens
Ala
Mesara
W. H. Wilson
Connor Ensley
Forest Springs
Porter Erwin
J. A. Ketchum
Columbia Cotton Mill
Sam Holding
Messrs
Frank Ewansberg
Charley
Hunter
R. H. Ogilvie
West Sixth Street
Liourt Cecil
J.P. Street
Lee Vaughan
Columbia
H. B. Alexander
Howell Mines
Alexander
Argo
Mt. Pleasant
Rains’ Drug Store
Tom Tucker
Marshall Jackson
Ruth Hayes
Watson
Lounin Cook
I. J. Stewart
Will Craft
Heraro
Jim Grow White
W. J. Oakes
Jim
Nashville American Age
Misa Flora Kohn
Senate
Kuhn
Caught in Nashville Convict Recalled by Officer
Officer Butts pursued escaped county chain gang convict Henry Burk to Nashville. Burk had been away for weeks and was captured in the city. The text mentions a small fire, a frame tailing in the rear, and unrelated local business notices referencing equipment and an event on August 23.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nashville
Officer Butts
Henry Burk
Entertainments Roundup at Brownlow Home and Other Parties
Social notes describe a Friday gathering at Mr and Mrs J F Brownlow on West Sixth Street with cake walk games and music by Kittie and Cora Brownlow. Other events include a moonlit lawn party for Miss Martha Bowling and Tennie Sowell with guests from Clarksville and Birmingham, a card game hosted by Mrs R G Sparrow, a self-described pleasure ride for visiting guests, and a German dance night honoring Miss Fentress and Miss Ransom with attendees from Montgomery and Nashville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marie
Gerard Brownlow
J F. Brownlow
West Sixth Street
William Frierson
Zulema Browlow
Kittie
Cora Brownlow
Frappe
Little West
Flora
Belle and
Lee Harlan
Cross Bridges
Martha Bowling
Tennie Sowell
Clarksville
Elizabeth Sowell
Birmingham
Pearl Isom
Jeannette Burgins
Binningham
Martha
Bowling
Tennie Hen
Mesars
John Sowell
Allen Harry Frank
Social rounds enliven Mids Footist and local gatherings
A bustling note details a card party hosted by Mrs. James, with twenty five guests and six tables, prizes shared by Mrs. Hutton and Miss Mary Martin, plus a delightful lunch. Other events include Ladies' Aid at First Methodist, a tea for Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Porrell, and a Nashville guest's reception with parlor games and refreshments. A moonlit Rutherford Creek trip, Bethell House union dance, and Prof. De Pieri’s return wrap the social scene alongside a stray gray mare and pony notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laura Eee Hep
Water Valley
Eva Mays
J.T. Williams
Greenville
N. G
Sewanee University
William Hine
WR. Shelton
Hiracn
King
Richmond
Danville
Washington
Mary Beecher
Jeong & Moka
Vial
Ber Eco
Annie Armstrong
Atsh Wood
J. F. Brownlow
Olive Dobbing
Megara
Alan Foster
E. E. McLemore
Primm’s
W. A. Provino
William
Princeton
Ind
Eleanor
Annie Holm
Columbia
Nashville
Bowling Green
Willie Ricklin
Addie
Mary Wood
West End
JE. Bond
F. Wood
Beaver Dam
Brasil Moore
Capt
L. W. Black
Nimrod Porter
Roy Porter
Alvis
Gertrude Ehrman
Beaver Dam Springs
W.T. Chaffin
Birmingham
Frank Borum
Louisville
W. B. Belknap & Co
Ernest Dixon
Ashwood
Janie Blam
Boston
New Haven
Mary Greer
Robi. D. Smith
Mia
Milo H. Smith
Milwaukee
Galena
Charley Fariss
Dickson
H. F. Fariss, Jr
Mannie
Carrie Barker
Ned Davis
Carter's Creek
Sadie Voss
Citizens’Teleiphone Exchange
J F Tucker, Jr
West Nashville News
Davidson County
Sam Gray
May Belle
Chattanooga
May Gray
Judge BE
D. Looney
W. D. Whitthorne
Swan Creek
John Moore
D. Lander
Mra
Moore
Mrs
Merrill
Judie Daniel
Col
Allen H. Brown
Gettysburg
Maj
James Hockwell
Howe
Arsenal
Mids
Kansom Evadames
Anne Evans
Mary Ring
Emma Wooten
Jean Dobbins
Kte Williams
Mra J. Matto Mogera
Sam Harlan
Martin Cox
Dissolution notice for McKennon and Nichols partnership
The partnership between W. E. McKennon and G. W Nichols is dissolved by mutual consent. W. E. McKennon retires and the business will be conducted by G. W. Nichols who assumes all liabilities and collects all sums due. Dated July 25, 1900.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. E. McKennon
G. W Nichols
W. Fr. MeKennon
G. W. Nichols
McKennon & Nichols
W. FE. McKaynes
GW. Nickols
Maury County Fair Plans Septate Event Setup
Directors of the Maury Fair assembled to organize the event and set plans for a sale. The fair will occur on October 5 featuring Superior Crain Drills and a new double disc model by J P Stacer & Co, advertised as the sole drill for both corn and wheat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sebetice
J.P. Stacer
Farm for Sale Near Park's Mill on Carters Creek
Private sale within 90 days offers a North Park’s Mill area farm on Carters Creek. Property described as containing LIQ mercs with a fair well and other improvements. Seller information references W.R. and Callan J. Reat with unclear details and editing in the notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W.R
Park's Mill
Carters Creek
Callan J. Reat
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James Cotham
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J. W. Reams
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Tullahoma
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John Barrow
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Alabama
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Simmie Payne
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Stonewall Mays
San Antonio
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William Littlefield
Eastin Littlefield
J. Caperton
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Florence Oliver
Fariss
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A H. Brown
Virginia
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E. W. Gamble
John Carpenter
Chicago
R. P. Stegall
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Summer
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Fielden Bros
Rains
Soda Water Headquarters
John W. Frierson, Sr
Madison Dooley
Andrews
Reva, Ussery and Gray
Hardison
Robert L. Orman
Robt. L. Orman
Owen Denton
Mr. Ococ
Denton
Glendale
Pleasant Mount Church
Jack Redding
Cenvona
Campbell Station
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Meade Frierson
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Spiegel
Gross
Franklin
Levy and
Greenspend
Harry Wise
Sam Green
Moses. Gross
Aaron Hirsch
Abe Bagman
Seymour Samuels
Lonie Loeb
Gua Gondeneheimer
A. Samuels
Joe Newman
Fentress
Ransom
J. L. Hulton
Horsce Frierson
Ethel Jateber
Henry Martin
McLemore
Florence
Raine Mie
Mmr
Te Hatten
B. G. Sparrow
Barr & Oakes
Professional
Undertakers
Ollive
Cltmens
AL Bart
Realdenen
Hell
Dan
Residenos
Ladies’ Aid Society
First Methodist Church
Mra. H.L Heniller
Pocinty
J.C. Wooten
Ernest Porrell
Thoes
Mr. and Mire, Farrell
John T. Wooten
Janie Sheeger
W. B. Wooten
Florence Farrell
Harry Pherson
Leo Thompson
Lolie Wilbur
Eugene Guest
Twelfth Street
John ¥. Moore
John F. Wade
Rutherford Creek
Nynion
Bethell House
Heargely
Prof. de Pieri
Ellie McLemore
Hom
Miss Gardner
Memphia
Ruth Broke
St Mt. Plearant
Tyan
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