Local Store Offers Clearance on Soft Bosom Shirts
Remodeling continues at the Maury store as shelf space expands. The sale slashes prices on Soft Bosom shirts from 1.50 and 1.25 to 1.10 and 0.79 respectively to move stock. Early church notices report Rev Otis Trousdale preaching at First Cumberland Presbyterian, Pastor Beasley absent, and Rev J W Cherry at Pulaski delivering strong gospel sermons and a rock based Christian character theme. Community notices list upcoming revival schedule events across towns including Elkton Smyrna Mt Pleasant Columbia and others with dates from August to October.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Porter's Chapel
South Columbia
Misson
Maggie
Minnie Leppard
Maggie Sheppard
Elkton
Smyrna
Mt. Pleasant
Morals
Taylor's
Caylor's
Big Creek
Pleasant Valley
Ir ‘Trinity
Cedar Grove
Palaki
Calioka
Hurricane
Burke's
Eptember
Eiebene
Hichyville
Columbia
Moorsville
Forest Grove
Crap Game Broken Up at Railroad Yard Incident
A disturbance occurred Sunday night around 9 oclock at a railroad yard when a man accused others of playing a game with dice on a company truck. The event led to arrests and one man received a brief sentence after a confrontation with authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sporta
Tom Griffith
Deaths in Cross Bridges area and nearby towns
Miss Yannie Thomas Webster, also known as Fannie Jamas Webster, died Friday night at 11 20 at her mother’s home in Cross Bridges. She had suffered typhoid fever for weeks and died at nineteen years old. Funeral services were held Saturday at the Methodist Church in Crow Bridges, with interment in Webster graveyard. Other obituaries note Mrs Mildred Harvey Easley of Lawrenceburg, Mr L K Worley, Mr Charley Williams of Ashwood, and infant deaths including Dot Shirley and Lillie Jackson. Funeral details include church services and family burying-ground interments. The notices also mention ongoing furniture store promotions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yannie Thomas Webster
Fannie Jamas Webster
Cross Bridges
Earth
God
Lucy Webster
F. J. Webster
Crows Bridges
Webster
W. A. Death
Mildred Harvey Easley
William Easley
Lawrenceburg
A. T. Hughes
Mina Bentley
Colombia
Texas
L. EK. Worley
L K. Worley
Willard Worley
Tom
W. J. Oakes
A. 8. Cathey
Charley Williams
Ashwood
Zion Church
S. P. Hawes
High Esteer
Lillie Jackson
Dave Jackson
Bear Creek
Cranford
Exciting River Rescue In South Harpeth River Near Fernvale
Messrs H P Figuers and Hugh Granbery of Ashwood with Mr Hartman of Nashville were swimming in the South Harpeth River when they ran into trouble. Hartman could not swim well and sank twice, prompting Granbery to dive in to aid, followed by Figuers who helped pull the sinking man to shore. The near-tragedy echoed a drowning decades ago when Johnnie Oxid died after cramps near the same river.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messrs
H P. Figuers
Hugh Granbery
Ashwood
Fernvale Springs
Mr. Hartman
Nashville
South Harpeth
Mr. Granbery
Mr. Figuers
Granbery
Figuers
Hartman
Piguers
Harpeth River
Johnnie Oxid
Colored Normal School to Open in Columbia Tennessee
A past teacher from Macedonia explains plans for a Colored Normal and Industrial School. Principal M V Moore says classes start September 4 at 31 Third Street with address details available. A front-street therawimeter clock reads 09 degrees at 245 PM nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Macedonia
Fabia Etane
Columbia
Tenn
Third Street
Ars
M . V. Moone
Princi
James Hros
Degre
County News Briefs From Tennessee County
Local notes report visits between Alabama relatives in Spring Hill and Hawkinsville visitors at Carter's Creek, illness updates from Campbells Station, and a Nash ville move by Dr. Cummings. Huntsville and Bigbyville announcements include academy principal relocation, protracted church meeting, union Sunday school picnic plans, and local farming equipment ads. A street incident recalls a fruit theft defense. storm damage affects Calleoka Bell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Foster
Hawkinsville
Carter's Creek
Rosa Hobbs
Campbell's Station
J. P. Steer & Co
Boyd Mitchell
Arkansas
W. M. Martin
W. G. Martin
Campbell'a Station
Oxborne Columbia
J. P. Staxer & Co
Adkins
Bigbyville Academy
Wartrace
Bigbyville
E ! Honack Raivey
John Underwood
Lunton
Cullooka
Herano
Columbia
Tim H. Moore
Clover Croft
Nashville
Tennaug
Methodist
Lovell
Stuart
Lynnville
Chattanooga
Walker Grove
Bighyville
McCains
Hopewell
Sunnyside
Citizens’ Telephone Co
Calleoka
Lunngills
J.P. Srrmir & Co
Mt Pleasant Beats Columbia In Baseball Tilt
Mt Pleasant defeats Columbia 24 to 19 on its home field Tuesday afternoon. Columbia boys blame missing regulars and lineup changes for the loss while proposing one game with Calleoka if Sitter agrees to two games. Calleokans want two games, but Columbia has only one pitcher and cannot play two in a row.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt. Pleasant
Columbia
Columbians
Columbia Boys
Calleoka Boys
Calleokans
Young Man 1 ta Rubber Tire Beare sattenrreny and Doolan
A claim was filed in the Register's office by L. Ducking Daniel and Gee N. Tilman regarding their interest in a tract of land. The readable text notes a grave error in spelling and unclear names but preserves the notice of an land claim action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sattenrreny
Doolan
The
Register
L. Ducking
I Daniel
Gee N. Tilman
Seasonal Bargains In Canvas Tele Scopes And More
RACKET. Seasonable bargains on heavy Canvas Telescopes in all sizes and prices. Dress Suits cut from 125 to 160, Mosquito Bars full size at 126 complete. Canvas Leather Bottom Shoes from 125 to 100, 140 kinds to 1.15 a pair. Balbriggan Undershirts 20 24 to 400, Nainsook Undershirts and Drawers per suit. Filet Undershirts 25 to 390 each. Night robes 40 to 750 each. Plain silk front shirts 0c, fancy silk front shirts 600. Belt Rings 1 each 62 pair. Pearl belts rings 15c a pair. Campaign Buttons 5 10 and 150 each. Stick Pins and Broaches 6 and 10c. Beauty Pins 1 to Sprach. Talcum powder 10 to 2 a box. Mennen's Talcum powder 19a a box. Medicated Toilet Paper 4 and be a pack. Medicated Toilet paper 5 and 8c a roll. Henry Tetlow's Swan's down powder 160 per box. Wallpaper patterns at 5 6 7 8 10 to 200 a roll. Croquet Sets 75 to We. School supplies stock ready with plates tab lets pencils pens ink crayons crucers and school bugs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pally
Mennen
Henry Tetlow
Gratitude to Pastor Beasley for church repairs
F Swansburg expresses thanks to Rev WH Beasley and to contributors for repairing the Nebochar-ed church with special credit to Dr W W Joyce for generosity and influence. The note praises the pastor, extension committee, and hopes for divine blessing as he departs this world. Also mentions drought relief from recent rain and local suffering from dry weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WH. Beasley
Nebochared
W. W. Joyce
Courch
Goa
Bex Fry
Beary Joyer
Matty Lynn
Reverith District Announces Hon L Padgett for Congress
The Reverith Congressional district party endorses Hon L Padgett as a candidate for Congress, contingent on the Democratic party nomination in the district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Frank Boyd
Waynesboro
L. Padgett
Reverith
Democrate Party
Riots in Ohio Mob Storms Prison Court House
A Cleveland crowd of thousands attacked the city prison county jail and courthouse seeking to lynch Louis Peck the Akron brought suspect in a criminal assault on a six year old girl. Shots fired injuries and deaths reported as troops or soldiers were mobilized with chaotic scenes and suspected riot activity spreading through nearby areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herald
Cleveland
Ohio
Louis Peck
Akron
Akkoy
Court House
West End Notes and Local Developments
Mr Horace Rainey advances on his new residence nearing completion and slated as an ornament to the district Parker and Fuller have a planning mill in full operation Water scarcity affects West Bed families installing hydrants J H Bowman ton receives daily flue celery plants from Kalamazoo Mich for a celery garden on Miss Mary Boecher s place
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horace Rainey
Parker & Fuller
J. H. Buwmerton
Kalamazoo
Mich
Elery
Mary Boecher
Publisher Leaves Home In Nashville Newspaper Abandoned
George B. Hunt, owner and publisher of the Carthage Tim Jeft home, wrote back that his creditors take his property and pay themselves with it, and he has decided to abandon the paper. The property will more than pay him out, and hence making money. His wife remains at Carthage and no one can account for his change.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nashville
George 8. Hunt
Carthage
Tim Jeft
Henee
Carthaxe
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Maury
Carpenters
Richelieu
Chilfren
Oxfords
Maury Dry Goods Co
Pocahontis Tobacco Works Co
Hedford City
Virginia
Otis Trousdale
First Cumberland Presbyterian Church
W. BR. Pexonis, P. i
Ieee
J. P. Sreeer & Co
J. A. Tetcomb
Columbia Tenn
Ongis Ly
T. A. Wallace
Jos. T. Meadors
Woldridge Building
Tenn Allisena
Mento
W. M. Biddle
Columbia. Tenn
Corner High
Eighth Street
Novis Ly
Gordon & Rutledge
Masonic Building
A. Sidney Page
West Sixth and Garden Street
Columbia, Tenn
Citizens ‘Phone
Jaly L
Frierson & Tucker
Seventh Street
Robt. Berg
Bethel
Vulumeia
Tend Mare
Garweed
Vusheed
Dot Shirley
A. H. Shirley
Brownsville
Capt. Robt. McCormick
Rutherford Treek
Mrs. Shirley
Capt McCormick
Mr. Shirley
Sarrererecy & Dovsox. of
H. P. Figuers
Colored Normal School
al Bailey
Alabama
Spring Hill
Mattie Leath
Cross Ft
Penny Pictures
Young's
Jones Bunch
Zion
Wawrka
Horace Parner
Dr. Cummings
J.P. Seeger
J.P. Street & Co
J. P. Stacer & Co
Walter Nesbitt
Ernest Chappell
Aut
Prinim Springs
Priday
Sadi
Fannie May
Mable
Rebecca
Sarah Stephenson
Susie Lipscom
Annie Dobbing
May
Dixie Watkins
Agnes Walker
Theo. Stephenson
He Armstrong
Enoch Stephenson
Bledon Brown
D. F. Fulton
David Marshall
Milwaukee Binder
Milwaukee Mowr
Eas Macutne Ann InpLement Co. U
Summertown
Toahonees
E. W. Moonixa
Waterbury
E. Main St
West & Nichols
Undertakers
John West
Hone
R. B. Nichols
North Main and
Sixth Streets
F. Swansburg
J. P. Srexer & Co
Drouth
Ram
MA Sisain
Landreth’s
W. P. Woldridge
Volice Harrison
Jones & Vaughan
Citizen's
West End
Mississippi Valley Manufacturing Co
J.P. Sreuer A Co
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