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Newspaper

Columbia Herald

Location

Columbia, Tennessee, United States of America

Date

Aug 21, 1908

Page

9

Personal notes from Columbia and Primm Springs

A long row of brief notices lists residents and visitors across Columbia, Pulaski, Primm Springs, Franklin, and Nashville. Names include Sarah Leach, John Mitchell, Miss Cochran, Mrs. Frierson, Misses Anderson, Dr. Page, Mr. Hughes, Miss Tucker, Mr. Moore, and many others visiting or returning from Primm's, Horn Springs, Waynesboro, Williamson County, Nashville, and Alabama, with travels to Franklin, Albany, and Dawson Springs.

Sarah Leachs Primm's John T. Mitchell Horn Springs Sarah Cochran Primm’s George P. Frierson Franklin Charlotte Hughes Huntsville Laura Farris Page Nell Will ChaMa Esuit Springs Geo. N. McKennon, Jr Alabama Bob Dority Paragould,Jr T. G. Hughes Santa Fe Pike Herman Norgrass Santa Fe Barbara Lella Eliza Anderson Waynesboro Monte Fariss Williamson County Annie Houston Tuscumbia Spence McFall W. F. Poston Alamo Columbia E. W. Pickard Leslie Gray Tucker Pulaski Sarah Leach C. H. Sharp Nashville W. B. Embry Primm Springs Misa Charlotte Smiser Cullooka Charles A. Forney J. W. Brown Atlanta W. F Mbry John Pigg Columbia Military Academy John Abe Bauman Turner Braley W. J. Stockard Lawrenceburg Leane Simms Sandy Hook Lucus E. Brown J. L. Hutton T. E. Lipscomb Primm Bessie Frankie Lipscomb J. Porter James Mary Porter A. H. Shields Mixx Kate Albany Albert Shields, Jr R. C. Church Battle Creek Mich

Local folks travel and visiting friends across towns

Peter Hendrix returns Wonk after a brief stay. Several residents including Mrs. FP R Fisher and nephew Wil Mate Fisher visit Mre East in Littlefield. John T. Wooten goes to New York to buy goods for Maury Dry Goods Co. Col Alice Brown and son Hamilton return from North Carolina. Rev W B Capers and family travel to Sewanee. Elder W T Bonz heads to Burns for revival then Carthage meetings. J A Warner and daughter Margaret visit relatives in Covington and St Joseph. Deputy Good visits Nashville. J Rosenthal and W P Boyd go to Cincinnati to buy. Mrs J W Love returns from Springfield trip. Davis Mitchell travels to Texico. May sisters of Texas visiting Claxton in Century. Emma and Louise Schune man go to Lewisburg. Irene Wilkes to return to Liberty after visit. Chief Train Dispatcher Reynolds and family visit Douglas, Arizona. George E McKennon travels to New York to buy for McKennon Anderson & Foster. Bessie Murphy and Louise McKnight visit Myrtle Reed in Pulaski and Una Gillam at Prospect.

Walter D. Hastings Primim Walter C. Tyndall Columbia Memphis Louise Emma Schuneman Tilile Johnson Sedberry Thompson Station Bessie Green W. H. Schuneman Dawson Springs W. B. Capers South Carolina C. H. Sharp J. B Florida Frank Craig Primm's R. C. Church Robert ‘Church Barrow Primm’s A. W. Brant Nashville Mary Rachel Ashton New York T. H. Cook Willie Blair Franklin Morris Wilson Harris John M. Gray, Jr Gray Farm Mt. Pleasant Pike D. W. Shofner Mr. Pleasant Millett Texas J. L. Hutton W. J. Towler A. H. Foster W. P. Woldridge Winchester Lawrence Webster Cross Bridges Jnc. R. Martin Tte Gallatin Sam Cliff Hendley Carbon Hill Ala M. M. Thompson Bennoit Miss George P. Frierson Will Ellete Maury Millinery Co John Trotwood Moore Denver Colo Tyler Mangrum Woldridge’s Georgia John W. Frierson W. B. Wooten Caperton Beaver Dam J. P. Street North Carolina Amanda Anderson Lebanon T. M. Anderson van Hendrix Seattle Mra, T. le Peter Hendrix Cecil Andrews HK Grysuna Peyetterine FP. R. Fisher Wil Mate Fisher Covington Col Brown Walter Sewanee W. T. Bonz Burns Carthage J. A. Warner Margaret St. Joseph Springfield Davis Mitchell Texico New Mexico Joe May J. J. Claxton Century Emma Louise Schuneman Lewisburg Irene Wilkes Liberty Tenn Emma Kennedy Reynolds Douglas Arizona George E. McKennon McKennon, Anderson & Foster Bessie Murphy Louise McKnight Theta Myrtle Reed Pulaski Una Gillam Prospect

Around Town notes and notices from local region

Civil service exams for post office clerk and carrier set for Sept 9 here. Applications from Monte Fariss. Local reports note 77 doves killed by Joe Hagey and O C Wade, with heavy birds claimed. Stray red cow offering reward. Robert Ragsdale transferred to Helena. Special Officer Reder nabbed trespassers at depot. Rev Capers' appointee H M White oversees buildings at Columbia Institute. Daisy Turner named administratrix. Tax book work progressing to finish earlier. W B Burnett bought 16 horse males. Fraser sold mare and driving horse. Clover crop looks heavy. CALLENDER & CO seeking top-price buyers at Busy Corner.

Colombia Monte Fariss Joe Hagey O. C. Wade Hagey Wade A. Duke Ashwood, Tenn Ridiewit Robert Ragsdale Fort Lawton Washington Helena Montana Reder le &N H. &. White W. B. Capers Columbia Institute Daisy Turner J. BE. Turner A. L. Thomas J.T. MclKnight W. B. Burnett Hardin County LW. Howard & Co John Fraser W. L. Cunningham Winchester T. A. Hayes Emmett Dugger W. M. Martin Dr. Martin

Local Notices of Health and Appointments

Mrs. Mort Hodge has shown marked improvement after a period of illness. Mrs. Caney of Hampshire is reported much better following care at Dr Pillow's Infirmary. Deputy Trustee Harrie Puryear resumes post of duty after a week’s illness. friends welcome his return.

Mort Hodge Caney Hampshire

Local society notes announce several weddings and gatherings

Mrs. Peseet announces the marriage of their daughter Kate Louiss to George William Pigg on Wednesday at four at their home. Mrs. Anne Hancock will wed William D. Love in Chattanooga on Sept. 2 and will visit Cullooka after. Campers and social events fill the week with Kin Cherry group, visits to Mt. Pleasant, and a Cullooka day ride. A musical program at Wilkes home and a large social at Milas Kate McAlister’s honor feature guests from Nashville and county notables. A wedding occurred Wednesday at 2 by Elder Boaz. the bride is sister to Mrs. Ritter of Columbia.

Sre SE Witherspoon Kate Louiss George William Pigg Anne Hancock William D. Love Chattanooga Cullooka J. W. Love Kin Cherry W. A Lancaster J. W. Griffin Mt. Pleasant W. A. Voss Rob Thompson Miss Kitty Hampshire Miles Jessie Cox Mississippi Wille Ethel Voss Dillon Dowling Robert Letsinger Raymond Burch Warren Tucker Bigbyville J. B. Henderson W. L. Wilkes Sarsh Hardison Lela Wilkes Foster Flowers Susie Flowers C. F.poster W. T. Boaz Eugene Ritter Columbia

Marriage Licenses Reported in Local Notices

Scott Craig to Miss Ruthb Helton and C T Poster to Miss Susie Plowers, Renfro to Miss Pannie Cunningham, Opha Stickelman to Miss Cora E B Henndedy, among other license entries listed in the local marriage notice.

Scott Craig Ruthb Helton C. T. Poster Susie Plowers Renfro Pannie Cunninghem Opha Stickelman Cora EB. Hennedy

Road scraper accident injures Levi Wilson in Huntingdon

In Huntingdon on public roads in the nineteenth district a road scraper driven by Levi Wilson struck a root as mules trotted. Wilson was thrown headfirst, unconscious, bleeding, and requiring a physician. He sustained multiple injuries but none deemed serious.

Huntingdon Levi Wilson Wilson

Death notices amid Shelbyville and Florence obituaries

Death notices from Shelbyville and Florence Tennessee recount J A Hardison and J B Elder deaths, and W T Owen funeral details. J A Hardison, son of T C Hardison, died at home in Shelbyville leaving a wife and five children. burial at Shelby. J B Elder of Carter’s Creek, formerly in Florence grocery business, died in Memphis after sudden appendicitis, survived by wife and two children. funeral in Florence from McGarry home. W T Owen, Bear Creek County resident, died after long illness. services at South Main Street Tabernacle with Confederate Veterans pallbearers. interment at Rose Hill Cemetery.

J. A. Hardison J. H. Hardison Esq T. C. Hardison Leftwich Shelbyville McGarry D. R. Elder Columbus Elder Carter's Creek Tenn T. Owen W. T. Owen Bear Creek County Jett Clifton Owen Nora Butler Lucy Fariss W. J. Owen Columbia South Main Street Tabernacle Rev. Stephens Rose Hin Ree T. Owen Leonidas Polk William Henry Trousdale Blyoude Owen Confederacy Wos A. A. Lipacomb Alkin Ashley

County Notes Mention Visits and Sales Across Towns

OVER THE COUNTY items report many local visits and property transfers. Dan Galloway sold 284 acres to E Jones for 9000 dollars cash. Others travel between Lebanon Bigbyville Pulaski and Santa Fe. A church ice cream festival at Rocky Side benefits First Baptist.

D. A. Hardison Bear Crack Texas Dan Galloway E. Jones

Also Mentioned on This Page

Turner & Johnson Grocers BCT West Seventh &T Berenegson Callender & CO Pee Oer Milas Kate McAlister Irene Longhurst Fannie Cameron Alline Ledbetter Louise Hunter Fannie Ferguson Sue Ella Blair Margret Fertick Messrs Evan Allen Floyd Wilsford Charlie Compton James Lusk Roy Grimes Robert Locker Ferndell W. G, Harlan the Clean Store Maury Dry Goods Co R. W. Oakley California Hines John Norgrass Spring Hill Lee Neeley Bixbyville C. Hudson Waxahatchie This County Allen H. Smith Mattie Baird Ed Baird Waco W. H. Baird C. D. Nowlin J W. Nowlin J. L. Maxwell Zuccarello C. L. Gidcomb Jadl Harlan First Baptist Church Willivy Rocky Side Mersé Earth H. G. Roskind Opticlan
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