Personal notes from Nashville visitors and locals
A crowded list of society mentions from Nashville and surrounding areas includes J. A. Preston in Chicago, Mrs. William Tuck returning from Nashville, Miss Maggie Green from the country, Miss Tessie Blum visiting, Miss Willie Ashton back from Williamsport, and many others returning from trips to Birmingham, Clarksville, Primm Springs, Des Moines, New Orleans, and more. Frequent travelers and guests are named with brief locations and host families, showing a bustling social scene and frequent visits across towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Preston
Chicago
William Tuck
Nashville
Sam Warren
Maggie Green
Tessie Blum
A. Samuels
Willie Ashton Hae
Williamsport
John W. Frierson
Beaver Dam
J. M. Dedman
Birmingham
Frank Moore
Clarksville
Sarah P. Miller
Camden
Ala
Callie Craig
Wiley B. Embry
Ed Hight
Primm's Springs
Robert Dodson
Clarkaville
Clark Tyndal
Zion
Danaon Springs
Will Barker
C. BE. McBiwon
Fernvale
Hazel Petri
Richard Cheairs
Minnie Hirsch
Rachel Hirsch
W. L. Granbery
Sue Granbery
Ashwood
Irene Chenka
Spring Hill
Joe Brownlow
Claire Overton
Mr. Overton
Lawton
Callie Lou Harris
Tullahoma
Minnie Sheppard
Bessie Padgett
Zellner
Thompson Station
Mildred Normen
May Tucker
West End
Robert Smith
John Barrow
Swann Creek
Sallie Thompson
Clara
Numerous Short Travels and Homecomings Reported in Giles County
A stream of visitors and travelers crosses Giles County with relatives returning from New Jersey Pennsylvania New York Kentucky and Maryland and locals visiting family in Chattanooga Knoxville Nashville and Primm Springs. Notables include Miss Nell Jenkins of Columbia Miss Lily Warfield of Columbia and Miss Elizabeth Lowell of Birmingham.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ane Arenere
Horrian
Tenn
Arch Lipscomb
Nicholson
Nichola
Mary Pillow
Robert Pillow
Ridgetop
Nell Jenkins
Columbia, Tenn
Sims
Jackson Daily Sun
Annie Hunter
Zinn
Frank Smith
Routh Main
Will Wood
Nashville
Libbie
Carrie Paters
Montcurie
Chattanooga
Knoxville
Brown Godwin
Linden
Maude Williamson
James A Craigs
Williamsport
Chas. Jackson
Mt. Pleasant
Col
H G
East
Littlefield
A. Maxvill
Jeasie Graham
Santa Fe
Laura Dowell
Mies Estella McDougal
Eighth Street
Frank Horum
Louisville
W. B. Belknap & Co
Joe Brownlow
Ulner Foster
Erneay Mc Lemore
Primms
A. J. Nichola
Little Son
New Jersey
Elizabeth Lowell
Birmingham
Leona
Lilian Smith
Mary A. Bryant
Columbia Institute
Philadelphia
New York
W. A. Provine
Kentucky
Princeton
Ind
Lily Warfield
Columbia
Mescimes Smitheon and
Smith
Giles County
J. C. Hobbs
Quilecka
Siete Asounes
Primm Springs
Wm. B White
St. Louis
Indianapolis
R. M. Stephenson
W. FH. Dryden
John Trotwood Moore
Pocomoc
Fielden Bros Offer Picture Line Work in All Sizes
Fielden Bros advertise for any picture line needs from miniature to life size. All work finished in the latest style and finish. Contact Fielden Bros for details and estimates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Etyle
Real Estate Transfers and Quit Claims Listed
Summary of transfers includes A J Davis to Mrs Sallie Davis in 6th district 40 acres. Kilmer McLemary to E H Garver in 12th district 1217 acres. J F Enns to Albert renters in 1st district property with two roads. T M Voss to G W Moore lot in 6th district. W Smith to M H Butts 1 acre in 1st district. J T Banguss to Leatherwood property with quit claim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A.J. Davis
M. H. Butts
J. T. Banguss
Eal
Leatherwood
Pitsiphate Gos
Attest Praised For Curative Powers In Testimonials
A flood of testimonials lauds Attest as a wonderful curative, claiming broad health benefits and impressive results across various conditions. Patients report improved energy, relief from chronic symptoms, and renewed wellbeing after using the remedy.
School Openings Across Columbia Area This September
School openings announced for Columbia public schools with bus service starting on the first Monday in September. McDowell and Columbia Institute also to begin that day. Howard Institute at Mt Pleasant opens August 28, Branham Hughes at Spring Hill opens August 2, Hay Lon at Mt Pleasant opens September 10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia Public Schools
McDowell School
Columbia Institute
Howard Institute
Mt. Pleasant
Branham & Hughes’ School
Spring Thill
Hay Lon
Red Seal Bread Tag Promotion Advertises Prizes
An old advertisement claims a $25.00 Free Red Seal tag offer with a slogan about red seal bread tags. It promises prizes of $15 to the second, $12 to the third, and features a claim that every loaf bears a Red Seal for quality and quantity assurance.
Work of burglars at Sunnyside store
W J Thomas Sunnyside store house entered Wednesday night by burglars unlocking the rear door with a false key. The cash drawer was broken open and about 45 or 0 taken. pennies and a check remained. Constable Good and Hight investigated but suspects unknown. a cash drawer was found in a ditch near the store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. Thomas
Sunnyside
Good
Grocery orders prompt at our store with fresh stock
Your orders for groceries will receive prompt attention at our store. We keep a new fresh stock and charge reasonable prices. When you need hay, corn, bran. Herd seed, turnip seed or sweet country hams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rosenthal
South Columbia Gossip Heralds Local Dates and Arrivals
The Friends of Miss Bertha Leftwich announce her marriage to Mr. Lee Barman in Louisiana. Mrs. Gilbert sells her Lawrenceburg home and plans South Columbia residence. Mel Butts buys Mollie Ware's High street property. Nettie Wilbur and daughter return to Nashville with Miss Eba Powell. Rev. J F Beasley returns from Porter's Chapel revival in Fayetteville and Nashville. A large group leads to Morgan's Wood for an evening of ice cream sherbet and cake, chaperoned by Mr. and Mrs. Engle. Ron Lacey visits from Memphis. Molly Harris visits Bruce Pickens in town. Hiram Higgins returns from Fayetteville. Jobo Thomas recovers from rheumatism. Mrs. John Trantham travels to Wilmemopert relatives. Jessie Ragedale remains sick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bertha Leftwich
Columbia
Lee Barman
Louisiana
Gilbert
Lawrenceburg
South
Mel Butts
Mollie Ware
High Street
Nettie Wilbur
Leslie
Nashville
Eba Powell
J. F. Beasley
Porter's Chapel
Rs. Beasley
Fayetteville
Dave Engle
Morgan's Wood
John Trantham
Jessie Ragedale
Local notices and town items from Columbia area
Mr. J. A. Ketcham reports illness for several days. Forepaugh and Fells Bros circus comes Sept 26. Mrs. E. H. Brown seeks divorce from W. J. Brown. Jackson Townsell charged with beating his wife. Miss Alice Wilson sprained ankle. Circus tent blown down at Cameron Mo. Miss Alice Moore opens industrial school in Macedonia. City to issue cleaner premises notice. Knights of Pythias meet. new member. City Marshall shows pearl collection. School teacher Q. V. Moore plans normal and industrial school at Macedonia. Tom Fulson charged with stealing shoes. pled guilty. Furniture misattribution at Dobbins & Ewing. reward offer for Governor vote guess in Maury County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson Townsell
Richard Smith
Florence
Ala
Rains
Ee Owen Brashear
W. Howard
St. Louie
Alice Wilson
Forepaugh & Fells’ Bros.’ Circus
Cameron
Minerva Rutledge
Alex Rutledge
Salmon & Turner
Henton
Columbus
John Latta
Howard Place
Ninth Street
W. A. Howard
Austin Owen
Nashville
King
Eugene Anderson
Knights of Pythias
Castle Hall
Marshall Jackson
John Hardison
Leftwich
Carolina Dodson
Lowell’s Mill
Eloise Davis
Bertha Byrum
Irene Smith
Nell Davis
Annie May Cook
Percy Coffey
Robert Dodson
Q. V. Moore
Hung
Columbia
Macedonia
Gresham
Tom Fulson
D. M. Robinson
Trail
Esquire
R. H Guest
Criminal Court
Dobbins & Ewing
Hickaup
Henatn
Maury County
Wedding Bells Move Family to Rented Residence
Mr. Fred Cook rented Mr. E th Yoosts residence on School street and moved his family there Muze Avon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Cook
E.th Yoost
School Street
Pleasant afternoon parties mark celebrations across town
Little Miss Myrtle Carter entertained friends on South Garden street from four to seven to celebrate her fifth birthday with cakewalk prizes, refreshments, and a fish pond souvenir catch. At Spring Hill Mr Gideon Wade hosted guests with lantern lighting and music, with a cake walk won by Miss Ruth Brooke. Elizabeth Goldsborough of Lagrange hosted at Mr W Bradshaw’s West Seventh street residence with a water melon shaped cake. Mr J B Ridley hosted a formal gathering at Tan yesterday for Miss Beasie Padgett of Columbia and other local guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myrtle Carter
A. A. Hodge
South Garden Street
Frappe
Stella Cox
Rachel Ashton
Lucia Frierson
Lenora Willamson
Bertram Dedman
Gladys Dedman
Myrtle
John Wade
Spring Hill
Gideor Wade
Mistes Kilie McLemore
Lucile Duconer
Miss Gardiner
R. I. Moore
Misa Susie B. Moore
Spence McFall
Bessie Moore
A. J. Moore
Ruth Brooke
H. ©. Moore
Mira Louise Blum
A. N. Estes
Marie Tarboux
Wade Dubose
Carrie Dubose
Louise Lee
Gideon Wade
Irene Freeman
Fred Thompson
Jenkins
Pope McKisnack
Evelyn Farret
John Lee
Annie Hardin
Thompson
Mattie Camn
George
Janie Moore
Henry
Myra Thompson
F. C Moore
Hattie
Susie Thompson
Ophelia Hardin
Margarets Wade
Hillis McLemore
Corinne Mallory
Lucile Dubose
Elizabeth Goldsborough
Lagrange
W. Bradshaw
West Seventh Street
Annie May Fleming
Wailer
Louisville
Bradshaw
J. B. Ridley
Tan
Mise Beasie Padgett
Columbia
Jam's
Ell
Scottie
Robbie Urch
Bessie Fadgett
Jentio Ridley
Porter Zollner
Gerald
Richard Bateman
Searcy Bock Creath
Ridley
Annie Terrell
Carter's Creek
Ville
Myrtle I. Carter
Barr Oaks Harnesses Thoughtful Service For Every Call
Barr & Oaks advertises a general line of goods with affordable prices for all customers, promising prompt attention by day or night. It emphasizes aiding those in distress and upholding a sacred trust in care, listing contact numbers for office and residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Barr
Bell
Pleasant social gatherings and house parties noted in town
A lively sequence of social events fills the week with hospitality at the Arsenal, West Eighth Street homes, and various residences. Attendees include Mina McLamore, Virginia Carpenter, Lee Whitthorne, Anne Evans, Kate and Vailie Terry, along with Miss Williams and Miss Fleming among many others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. B. Raine Carrid
Arsenal
Mas
Mr. Rockwell
Mina McLamore
Virginia Carpenter
Lee Whitthorne
Anne Evans
Misaea Trene
Querie Williams
Frank Williams
Mary Williams
Anne
Anne Fleming
Fannie Louise Smith
Mesera, Cullom Booth
Alabama
Herbert Gannaway
Bell Buckle
Farm For Sale Near Dark's Mill Billies Field Place
Private sale within 30 days offers to highest bidder on the Billie Lattlefield place, property of W.R. Hammond, about one mile north of Dark's Mill on Caster's Creek. Describes meres, well watered, fairly well improved. Terms to be made known. Additional adjoining land may be available for a larger farm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billie Lattlefield
W.R. Hammond
Caeter
Exciting Train Chase Involving Deputies and Suspects
Department Pokeeman Adkisson and Deputy Sheriff Church pursued three suspects after trouble on a Birmingham to Columbia train. The men jumped off at Columbia and fled, pursued on foot through Wot Eod. One suspect fired a shot at Deputy Church. the officers charged the shooter with carrying a weapon while two others were sent to work on county roads.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Oxfords
Ira Misnen
Eurove Midees
Mra. M
Willie Chaffin
Mirkel Ehrman
Geo. Tucker
T. J. Tucker
Eleventh Street
J. F. Brownlow
Primm’s Springs
Mixes Carrie Webber
Minnes Fanchen
Birdie Williams
J. Rosenthal
Stes
W. R. Hutton
Shelbyville
Longreamman
E. W. Carmack
Miss Webber
Misses Williams
Hobart Nichole
Jam. Parrish
Dari's Mill
Clark Jones
Ompring
J. R. Ware
G. W. Nichols
Headey, Woodmut & Co
Misa Ida Lipscomb
New York City
Upperman
Carrie Walker
Belle
Margaret Mayes
Minnie Leneave
Joe Towler
J. A. Titcomb
Robert Ewing
Alexander
Joel Chapman
Rayburn Vaughan
Primm’'s Springs
Mr. Titcomb
A. P. McFerrin
J. A. Edwards
J. Sykes Orman
Sheffield
Mr. Orman
Rush Gresham
Cullecks
W. A. Voss
Frank Patterson
Sidney Evans
J. T. Wright
J. P. Payne
Wayland Springs
Mr. Payne
Mary Martin
Henry Martin
Midway
Mary Rains
Miss Martin
Fielden Bros
Coemeet
A. A
Garwood
W. ED Voss
Bitore-House Law
Frierson & Embry
South Columbia
J. A. Ketcham
Leon Lancaster
Bros
G. K Houser
Riverside
T.N. Figuers, Jr
Honaser Raver
R.W. Watkins
Caplainig
Pleanant
Southern Mae Mm
Emma Dorris
Mildred Norman
Professional
Undertakers
Milkes Kate Ad Vailie Terry
Nashvile
Miles Coog
West Eighth Street
James Granbery
Duck River
Hahin
Misses Fentress
Memphis
Ransom
Eva James
J. L. Horton
Sam Harlan
Eugene Cox
Mary Hine
W.M. Biddle
Geo. Seaver
BE. 2
Erwin
Misses Carmack
Ellen Friar
Rosa Barnett
Alice West
Mears
Williams
William Hine
Tly
Mr. Allen Harlan
Tannie
Adelin McKennon
Annie May
Rath
William and
John Fleming
W. 8. Fleming
Anne Eleming
Willing
Ieee Jevening
Church
Adkisson
Land Rovers
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