Social Roundup Of Visitors And Travelers In Town
Miss Fannie Gilmore visits Nashville to see sister Mrs McAllister. Dr T A Allen heads to North Carolina resorts and family. Chas H Hall tours Boston and sea coast then returns. J B O Neal moves to Memphis to head western agency. Dozens of local residents travel to Asheville Hendersonville Murfreesboro and beyond visiting relatives and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fannie Gilmore
Nashville
McAllister
T. A. Allen
North Carolina
Hia
Chas. H. Hall
Caldwell Tanning Co
Boston
Mass
J. B. O'Neal
Southern Insurance Company
Columbia
Memphis
Western Agency
Bessie Tucker
West Tennesee
Gladys Hallowell
Lawrenceburg
Annie Catina
Lewisburg
Caney Springs
D Mra. Darrought
Cullman, Alu
J. M. Speed
J. A. Nichols
Chicage
Baltimore
Maud Binkley
Campbells Station
Missea Mary
Cornelia Jeter
Mitchell Williamson
Lyneville
Mra
John B. Ashton
Mary Ashton
Asheville
N. C
Eis Hollowman
Mississippi
Teas and Coffees Offer at Bargain Price
A local advert promotes teas and coffees as high grade yet affordable. It touts 20c coffee as unexcelled for the price and invites readers to try the specialty goods.
Notable Visits and Relatives Gather in Maury County
A long list of visitors and travelers to Maury county includes Mrs Cora Lowell Key and her daughter Christine returning to Corsicana Texas after a visit. Mrs AL Blocker and children with sister Mrs J W White. J Nienola back from Washington and Baltimore. Misses Beesie North Ollie Gray visiting Godwin Station. Mrs Proctor Polk and daughter from Nashville. Mrs Knox Fleming and Julia McGavock Shields visiting, plus Miss Tracey Oakes returning from Nashville. Others include John Latta of Ardmore Ohio visiting Maury, B Polk at Guest House, Rev T H Athey and family back from Giles county, Maury Pigg aiding fall line purchases in New York, and multiple fishing and travel plans to Lowells Upper Mill Chicago Beach and Murphy, with reunions and extended visits noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. Payne
Mra
Jack Davie
Ack
Lynnville
T. L. Porter
Pulaski Road
Joe Hagey
Primms
J. Trim McKnight
Nashville
Cecil Connor
Horace Hanson
Cochrane
Ala
W. D. Hastings
Florence
H. Timmons
Memphis
J. C. Billington
Murfreesboro
Frank Webster
Huntsville
Minnie Polk
R. B. Polk
Bessie North
Ollie Gray
B. A. Timmons
Godwin
Henry Evans
Recomery
T. H. Hatcher
Joe Pillow
Helena
Ark
Primm Springs
John M. Gray
Will Ridley
H. H. Thomas
Bigbyville
Thomas
Etta Lula Parsons
Sawdust Valey
Misa White
Bear Creek
Bessie Reynolds
Jackson
Elizabeth Nelson
Edna Peters
J. A. Sloan and
Primm
Springs
Nora Drake
Susie Lipscomb
Zion
Kate Bostick
Niagara Falls
Canada
Noshville
Bonally
Dave
Beasley
J. L. Robertson
Nefce
Wther Cathey
Tom Priest
W. A. Lipscomb
Kansas City
Rufus Todd
Wigners
Latie Chisholm
Birmingham
Als
W. Lowell
Brave Cochrane
Faulkner Springs
Roberta Vous
Mra.dna Loo
Hartsville
Tenn
Neskrile
Cora Lowell Key
Christine
Corsicana
Tex
Key
Aimee
T. M. Lowell
Texas
Mm. AL. Blocker
J. W. White
J. Nienola
Washington
Baltimore
Beesie North
Godwin Station
Proctor Polk
T. H. Athey
Bodenham
Giles County
Dr. Athey
Maury Pigg
New York
John T. Wooten
Maury Dry Goods Co
T. Mitchell and Sons
Tilman
William
A.B. Ewing
Lowell
Upper Mill
Rey
W. B. Capers
Walter Wooldridge Capers
R. JL. McKinney
Mary McKinney
Chicago Beach
Myrtle Cook
Lynnville Kenda
H. 3. Stewart
Andrews
R. W. Roach
W. A. Hayes
Murphy
N. C
Hayes
Closing Out Sale of Jersey Cattle at Lewisburg Tenn
Ill health leads S A Appleby to sell his entire registered Jersey herd except one cow for home use at his Lewisburg Tennessee home on September 1 1910. The 16 cows 13 heifers 1 herd bull and 3 bull calves are advertised as strictly business cattle. Also W W Ogilvie to sell 8 extra good Shetland ponies. For catalogue contact B C Appleby son Puling Tenn. AUG 26
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jersey
Lewisburg
Tenn
W. W. Ogilvie
C. Appleby
Pulagi, Tenn
Arrival of a baby girl and family notices in town
Mr and Mrs Charley Ferguson welcome a daughter born this morning their second dying child is noted. Mrs B W Hatcher and Circuit Court Clerk A J Nichols announce closings on several cases including State vs Clyde Fitzgerald State vs Nan Russell Central Phosphate Co vs Oakley and others. Mr and Mrs W C Huckaby celebrate a baby girl. Miller advertises cake walk flour. Fragmentary town notices and names appear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charley Ferguson
Berkshire
B. WH. Hatcher
A. J. Nichols Haw
Clyde Fitzgerald
Nan Russell
Central Phosphate Co
Oakley
H. P. Scott
Troy Brown
Foster
Sowell
Rockell Mayes
Mra
W. C. Huckaby
William Frierson
Hugh Barker
Oscar Glenn
Hick
E Man
J. O
Proctor Johnston Pair To Wed In Knoxville
Miss Addie Lucile Johnston and E wynnee Blair Proctor will marry August 28 at the bride’s Knoxville home. Proctor, former Columbia football captain, was in athletic circles. Misses Wider Savage of Clarksville hosted a bridge luncheon for visiting ladies. Mr and Mrs Charles Parker back from bridal tour. Parker, once Miss Andrews of the Columbia Institute, now at home on West Seventh Street. A lawn party at West Sixth Street for Miss Sarah Lee Kirkpatrick of Nashville featured lanterns and refreshments for twenty guests. Mrs Jack Oakes hosted a rock party with tea at Riverside. Eleanor McAdams plans a wedding on August 24 with a trousseau tea. Camping party returns from Duck River trip. chaperones included Mrs Webb Turner. An ice cream supper planned at W T Smith’s on West Twelfth for South Columbia Methodist Church funds. Lula Hetes engaged to Charles A Sloan for September 21 ceremony. Zulema Brownlow hosts a gathering for Mine Kirkpatrick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Parker
West Seventh Street
West Sixth Street
Sarah Lee Kirkpatrick
Nashville
Big Bargains At This Sale Opens Saturday Morning
Harlan and Evans Co. will inaugurate a big reorganization sale Saturday at 8 780 o clock offering bargains in their entire line of shoes and gentlemen furnishings. The price slasher has cut prices on all items. The firm will distribute envelopes to the first fifty customers containing merchantable money a five dollar bill or coins with no blanks. A novel advertising method to draw shoppers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harlan & Evans Co
Window display wheel offers cash to closest twine length guess
A local firm places a single wheel in the window powered by electricity. Spokes are wrapped with twine and a ten dollar cash prize will go to the person whose guess on the twine length is nearest the actual length. See their ad in this.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Columbia Savings & Trust CO
E. P. Turner
West 7Th Street Grocer
A. Appleby
Tennessee
R. R
Maury Dry Goods Company
Lord & Taylor
Wichert & Gardiner and
Queen
Wider and Savage
Clarksville
Minnie Fry
Hotel Bethel
Charlie's
Savage
Elder
Marable
LeSeur
Gray
Chattanooa
Mise
Eleanor Louise McAdams
Hame
Duck River
Caney
Lucile
Virginia Bangus
Lelia Wilkes
Miss Perie
Miss White
Miss Fly
Robert
Clarence Baugus
Gilbert Orr
Tiltman Thompson
Martin Parker
Webb Turner
Jack Baugus
W. T. Smith
Weat Twelfth Street
South Columbia Methodist Church
Sloan-Bates
F. Russell Hetes
Lula
Charles A. Sloan
Lowe
Mine Kirkpatrick
Misa Zulema Brownlow
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