South Columbia Briefs Highlight Local Movements and Illnesses
Rev J A Molloy traveled to Lynnville yesterday as Mayor Cameron remains bedbound. Harry James shows improvement from scarlet fever while Rev Molloy reports a successful revival in Nebo despite bad weather. Baggage master Harrison Bullard heads to Louisville for Knights Templar Conclave duties. Mrs Molloy and several locals return from visits and are listed visiting relatives in Florence and Summertown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Molloy
Lynnville
W. D. Cameron
Harry
Fred James
Thirteenth Street
Moses McClellan
Kate
Mattie
Fannie
Carpenter's
Jessie
Josie Tegarden
Summertown
May Hart
Mt. Pleasant
Lillie
Mattie Pinion
Florence
Ala
Nebo
W. H. Beasley
Harrison Bullard
Columbia Depot
Louisville
Baggage Department
Knights Templar
May Walker
Lyneville
West End People and Local Visits
Pulaski resident Hume Parker visits his father J. M. Parker in Sunday. Mary Bingham of Marietta Ark visits cousin Mrs J. T. Batts. Rachel Weinstein returns to Nashville after two weeks with A. Chesler family. Peter Catina recovers from illness. Gertrude Harrison and son Sam return from Murfreesboro. Lelia Hughes returns from Louisville. Mrs Naff and sons visit Mrs J. M. Sheppard. Virgil Hughes moves into new West Seventh Street home. Mrs R. A Haley returns from Nashville. J. T. Johnson and daughter Mamie visit Mrs J. T. Batts. A child of John Black struck by baggy driver, bruised but not broken. Tom Batts fails army exam in Nashville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bingham
Marietta
Ark
J. T. Batta
Rachel Weinstein
Nashville
A. Chesler
Peter Catina
Gertrude Harrison
Sam
Murfreesboro
Lelia Hughes
Louisville
Naff and Sons
Mississippi
J. M. Sheppard
Virgil Hughes
West Seventh Street
R. A. Haley
J. T. Johnson
Mamie
Durrant
Miss
J. T. Batts
John Black
Ron
Tom Batts
Miss Long
Pulaski
Mina Adkisson
Will Ricklen
Jennie Bond
E. OC. Worley
St. Louis
W. P. Worley
Julia McGavock
Jne Mitchell
Franklin Wedeesday
Tessee Ray Samuels
Notable Visitors and Returns Round Shelbyville Region
A long list of residents, visitors, and travelers is noted in Shelbyville society. Senators, city guests, and relatives arrive from Nashville, Birmingham, Franklin, Pulaski, and other places. Several locals depart for Buffalo, New York, Princeton Indiana, and various springs, with many planning extended visits and shopping trips.
Around Town News and Local Happenings
A roundup of Columbia area notes and events including illnesses and recoveries, new births, moves, church notices, visiting figures like Pat Crowe, and local sports results. Highlights include a baby born to the Embrys, Sheddans welcome a daughter, Reverend Tyler moving, a canceled church service due to weather, a Pat Crowe sighting, and a tense baseball game at South Side Park with South Columbia prevailing 9 to 0. Also reported are a veterinary appointment, lodge activities, a cuff button found, and local political interest in Col A M Hughes for Internal Revenue Collector amid possible office changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Church
Pat Crowe
Columbia
Bethell
Omaha
Putnalei
Clifton
Padget
Whintons Lodge
Robt, Moore
Williamsonsport
John Robingyn
Jim Helm
A. H Kerr
Columbia Arsenal
Uncle Sam
Washington State
Hazle Padgett
Tri
King
Columbia Lodge No 3
Lt. Davidson
H.E. Tucker
RH. A. Timmons
L. W. McClanahan
Lucian, Grigaby
Esq
RK. H. Great
North Main Street
Franklin
South Side Park
Culleoka
Bethel
A. M. Hughes
Washington
Internal Revenue
David A. Nona
Jin
Notable Residents Return After Various Trips Across States
Mensrs. Chas. Zuccarrello Blair Hayes Claud Craig Richard Suttle and Edwin Bullard came home Friday from a days fishing near Hardison's Mills. David Wilson of Dunn's visited his mother this week, with Miss Janie Wilson joining the guest list. Ernest Farrell returns from Scranton Miss., citing a gulf storm there. Mrs. Latham goes home to Spring Hill from California visits with Miss Marie Gordon of Los Angeles. Measrs. Lynch Perry T E Lipscomb Bruce Tucker and Misses Henrietta Lazarra and Frankie Lipscomb head to Nashville for the Tennessee Press Association. also planned Buffalo trip. Mrs. E. J. Alexander and Mrs. M. Barry of Texas, visiting the Burns family, travel on with Miss Maude Burns to Texas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Empire State
Chas. Zuccarrello
Blair Hayes
Claud Craig
Richard Suttle
Edwin Bullard
Hardison
Latham
Spring Hill
California
Marie Gordon
Hugh Gordon
Los Angeles
Maury
Lynch Perry
T E. Lipscomb
Bruce Tucker
Henrietta Lazarra
Frankie Lipscomb
Nashville
Tennessee Press Association
Buffalo
E. J. Alexander
Childers
Texas
M. Barry
Midlothian
John M. Burns
Maude Burns
Nicholson Magruder Agency Insurance Firm Tennessee
Nicholson Magruder & Co represent the largest Tornado Fire Life and Accident Insurance Companies writing insurance in Tennessee. Office in Brown Block. Both phones. 3-29 ly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nicholson, Magruder & Co
Tennessee
Brown Block
Criminal court sentences for theft and weapon charges
Will Brown and George Craig, both colored, received terms of one year and sixty days respectively for stealing meat and carrying a pistol. Geo Craig got twenty days and a fine for a pistol recarrying, plus fifty dollars and costs for the second charge. Will Nesbitt’s case was continued. George and Horace Tindell, colored, were sentenced to a year apiece in the penitentiary for stealing bage from A B Harlan. Court adjourned to the September term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Brown
G. W. Nichols
Geo. Craig
George Craig
Will Nesbitt
George
Horace Tindell
A. B. Harlan
The country newspaper trust discovered at last
The Curtis Nebraska Courier notes the so called country newspaper trust is the most powerful on earth. It trusts everybody and is fooled for trusting and finally wasted by trusting in its own gullibility. The column wryly satirizes media credulity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Curtis
Neb
White Bros Fruit Jars and Groceries on Main Street
The White Bros offer fruit jars and a full line of groceries at Neon Main Street. They also provide ice packing for the country, signaling a general goods shop with ice services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White Bros
Neon
Marriages Tied at Columbia Depots and Homes
Ernest Wilson and Bettis Manor of Columbia wed at the depot hotel in a Wednesday ceremony at 4 PM conducted by Eay FM Wheatley. Parental objections forced their elopement from Columbia. Lala Bell of Mt. Pleasant and Walter McAually of Clifton Tenn exchanged vows Sunday afternoon at 2 o'clock at Mr. Kitchens on Twelfth street, officiated by Rev. W. T. Useery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Wilson
Bettis Manor
Columbia
Depot Hotel
Eay FM
Wheatley
Weathered Terms: Miner Iin Draws to Close
The note hints at remaining hot weather ahead and a window to gain comfort and returns from a small investment. It emphasizes a two month-plus period of heat and a sample time to realize profits. It reads like a brief urging action on a weather-influenced investment opportunity.
Summer Goods Sale Signals Bargain Prices
Our buyer departs soon to purchase fall goods while we continue offering summer goods at near your figures. Prices remain the lowest consistent with honest methods. A wide assortment of hot weather clothing and a busy carpet department reflect shrinking prices. Be wise and seize the season’s opportunity.
Religious notices and revival plans in Columbia area
Religious news from Water Valley to Columbia outlines preaching at First Presbyterian and First Methodist churches next Sunday with several pastors filling vacancies. Revival services begin October at South Columbia Methodist led by J A Molloy and assisted by A P Walker, with nightly prayer beforehand and a focus on Christ and local youths. Dr Guerrant of Wilmont to start ten day services at First Presbyterian in September, praising his work among Kentucky Tennessee mountaineers. Holiness meeting at South Columbia continues, with Daniels of Franklin assisting and Rev Wo DD Capers returning from Virginia to St Peter's Church next Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. E. Hobson
Water Valley
Mivs
First Presbyterian Church
First Cumberland Presbyterian Church
J. W. Hatcher
Godwin Chapel
First Methodist Church
Hatcher
J. A Molloy
South Columbia
Guerrant
Wilmont
Kentucky
Tennessee
Colombia
Mn Daniels
Franklin
Virginia
St. Peter's Church
Fragmentary crime scene note near a residence
An OCR fragment notes an event near Sallie Jankson's home in Urtremboro. A structure tore away a portion of a house and flung debris, but no one was hurt. Details are incomplete and names are uncertain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sallie Jankson
Urtremboro
Pelea Oeeters Perteen
Entertainments Note Weatherly Home Party In West End
West End hosted a birthday gathering for Martha Elizabeth Weatherly with a bubble game on the veranda, pink and green decor, and a crowd of young guests led by Violet Holder and Marie Baalow. Subsequent events featured the Rainey home entertainment with peanut hunt and cake walk, plus Crescent Club and C. B. Club gatherings with refreshments and new members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Weatherly
West End
Martha Elizabeth
Eall
Mate
Minter Mary Pillow
Mary McKennon Marguerit
George McKeenan
Lowrie Woltridge
Lenn
Lillian Smith
Cohen
Ives
Weatherly
Martha
Woodlawn
Horace Rainey
Mary and
Addie
Annie Mai
Rath
Narcison Fleming
Mattie
Leonora Williamson
Jobs Fleming
Geo. Williamson
Jil
Gladys Dedman
Annie Mai Fleming
Mme Annie Williamson
Annie Peoples
Crescent Club
Bessie Edwards
Robert Ragsdale
Ora Tegarden
Mise Jank Cook
Mattie McGee
James McGaw
Trene S
Sam McGaw
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Oxfords
Watkins, Harlan
Evans
C. L. Memmakon, V. MM. D
Columbia, Tenn, Me
Bell Phone
Hume Parker
J. M. Parker
Sunny
KL. Wheeler
Middlesboro
Tenn
SiMe Haught Meyer
Tal
Foster
Treun
Barvanrixio & Dobson
Pensunall
Carmack
Mira Ada Mitchell
Carter's Crowle
Tom Mitchell
Carter's Creek
Joseph 4
Springs
Alice McEwen
Mary Jane Fox
M. L. Eddy
Pearl McKay
Wartrace
Alcorn
Cora Terry
Miles
Robert_ Maxwell
Goodlettsville
Bowling Green
Nat Hickey
F.G
Rob
William Smith
Primm
W. A. Provine
Princeton
Ind
M. E. Williamson
Cleveland
New York
McKennon
Dale
Mire
W. Re! Hutton
Sue Taylor
Shelbyville Gazette
J. P. Knapp
Daugher
James K. Shannon
Nashville News
and Mes
HP. Figuera
Hattie
Mary Dale Figners
Mise Louise Woldridge
Ferovala
Chatauqua
Mise Lucy Shannon
W. A. Willian
Clarenee Wortham
Usnd
Figuere
W. A. Vow
Wiley B. Embry
Herald
Sheddan
Tyler
South Main Street
Lowell Millpike
Sncret
Dale Seed Farms At
Rains
Criminal Court
Grocer
West Seventh ST
Boih Telephones
Lararue Bros
P.L. Derryberry
Kay
Miner Iin
J.runevthi
Religious News
the Tabernacle
Christ
J. Tyler
South Columns Methodist Church
Mt Olivet
N.F. Vaughan
Jonde & Vaughen
State News
C. B. Club
Lena Konhorat
William McClellan
Bessie Daimwood
Ed Clemons
Weat Sixth Street
Miseos May Rossen
A Martin
Jessie White
Irene Kippax
Mary Wood
Willie Rickson
Minn Adkisson
Rebecca Carpefer
Mary Hal) Phillips
M. P. Merrill
Abs
Will
Susie Rat Locebek
Oes
G. Evans
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