Missives From Crystal Springs Bar Visits and Returns
Personal items list numerous visitors and residents passing through Crystal Springs and nearby towns. Names include Misses Jones Shreveport La Mrs Juo P McGaw Jr Mrs John Gartner Ada Wooten Nellie Chaffin Louise Rushton Willie Chat Granville Coleman Henry Arch Moore and many others visiting or returning from trips to Nashville Huntsville Jackson Birmingham and other locales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crystal Springs
Misses Jones
Shreveport la
Juo. P. McGaw, Jr
John Gartner
Kmmes
Ada Wooten
J‘ickson
Nellie Chaffin
Osing Louise Rushton
Birmingham
Jaahvilte
Ala
Willie Chat
Granville Coleman
Fin
Aahville
Hendley
Over Dam
Bamuela
Till Springs
Walter Yarbrough
Nashville
Jas. A. Smiser
John M. Lee
Huntevalle
Susie Wright
Elora
Teonis
D. D. Engle
San Anjim
Tex
Nias Blige Hadley
Pulaski
Clyde Ganthe
James
New York
Lise Bessie Walker
Franklin
Olivia Barrow
Clyde Gant
Mies Ity
Leney Pope
Fleming
Sam ‘Town
Frank Moore
T. N. Figuers
T. N. Jones
Atlantic City
Irs
W. Hampton Tompkins
Murfreesboro
Bruce Buckner
Williamson
Corsicana
Texas
Katie Mai Carmack
Pst
Jake Harlan
Huntsville
Lis
Caroline Walker
William
Oliva Dobbins
Hughes
McEwen Root
Primms
Lle Davis
Tives
St. Louis
Clarence Williams
Bingham
J. H. Carpenter
Local society notices mix with travel and visits in Columbia
A string of social updates from Columbia lists residents recovering from illness resuming work, guests calling on local families, and trips to cities like Nashville, Atlanta, and New York. Names include Tucker, Doxton, Hadley, Cormack, Keesee, Wood, Wilkerson, Frierson, and multiple families visiting kin and attending events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wil Tucker
Muoday
Lowierlin
Mire
K. Steele
Bear Crenik
FR. P. Doxtson
Boffain N. V
Timooley
Sid Dooley
Libbie Wood
Ed Henderson
Ft. Smith
Ark
Folke
Culieoka
Columbia
Carrie Dobbins
Baxter's
Nashville
Jere Cronin
Horace Cartwright
Goodletts
Mesars
George McKennon
John B Wooten
New York
Judgs
E. &. Erwin
Erwin
Murfreesboro
Atlanta
Capt J. R. Bryan
Columbbia
Sod Mm
Callender
W. B. Myers
Heron
John Dobbins Myers
Memphis
Myers
Jno
D. Dobbins
Janie Alexander
Thompson Station
Mary
Eva Frierson
Willie
Mary Ashton
Mammoth Cave
Rosa Lee Turner
Park Place
Eiater
Around Town: Local notes on enrollment and updates
Registration books closed with 7H voters. City bought fifteen hundred feet of double jacketed hose for fire use. School openings loom, pensions and taxes noted. Lost jacket item, club parlors revamped, and public works progressing. Col Nat Jones returns with reminiscences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Callender
Harve Gordon
Ton Maxwell J
Mitchell Rock
Frank H. Smith
R. C. Gant & Bro
A. C. Sneed
Muffeesboro
Polaski Pike
Mra
Watson's
Fairground
Herald
Century Club
Recorder Turwin
Kin Cherry
P. Garber
Recorder Erwin
West Sixth Street
Athenaeum
Ford
Williams
Adjudged Insane in Santa Fe Case
Mrs. J. A. Burrow of Santa Fe was adjudged insane before Judge Gordon this morning and sent to the insane asylum at Nashville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Burrow
Santa Fe
Gordon
Nashville
Adams Martin Advertises Prompt Drug Deliveries
Rural Route carriers will deliver orders quickly with money savings and reliable service. Adams & Martin, druggists, promote prompt shipments and customer satisfaction in a notice appearing in the Nashville Banner. Local society notes report numerous residents traveling, visiting, and celebrating marriages across Columbia and nearby towns, with engagements and weddings in Williamsport and Santa Fe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adams & Martin
Satterwhite Tractor Case Ahead of Jury in Circuit Court
In circuit court the case of Satterwhite, administrator for Henry Dotterer’s estate, against the 4. & N. Hasbrad is set on trial. Expectation that a verdict will not be reached until Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Satterwhite
Henry Dotterer
4. & N. Hasbraod
Local Sickness Report From Community Homes
The sick list notes Biddle Wortham and Frances Warfield with fevers, Mr A M Talty confined at home due to illness, and Mrs J Rosenthal recovering. Louise Adkisson shows improvement while Blair Hayes was ill with fever and convalescing, and Fletcher Fortis remains sick at home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Biddle Wortham
Frances Warfield
W. Warfield
A. M. Talty
Mra. J. Rosenthal
Mies Louise Adkisson
Blair Hayes
Iever
Fletcher Fortis
Preacher Ussery to Speak at Tabernacle Next Sunday
Religious notes report Rev W T Ussery will preach at the Tabernacle next Sunday morning Rev P J Tyler leads a mission meeting at Elkmont Springs Spencer Tannell closed a Bear Creek meeting last week with twenty five conversions and ten additions to the church
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. T. Ussery
Tabernacle
P.J. Tyler
Elkmont Springs
Spencer Tannell
Bear Creek
Real Estate Transfers Involving Whitwells Porters and Page
Real estate transfers listed include G D Whitwell and wife to Mrs M M Whitwell interest in land. John Porter and wife to Albert R Porter 30 acres in South District for 200 dollars. W J Guest and wife to Dr J A Edwards a lot in the second ward of Columbia city for 2500 dollars. N M Page and wife to Dr A S Page interest in 120 acres in the 20th District.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. D. Whitwell
M. M
Moonlight Concerts At the Institute Open Terrace Series
After school starts Mina Bryant will introduce open air concerts on the institute terrace featuring top musicians and elocutionists. A stage at a main entrance will host Misses Dunlap Mary Dale Fig vere Hallie Fry and J Hough Guest and other noted artists. The autumn addition aims to enrich local social life and invites friends of the school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mina Bryant
Tha Institute
Colombia
Misses Dunlap
Mary Dale Figvere
Hallie Fry
J. Hough Guest
Indulgent Frappes Followed by Ice Cream Course
A dining note describes a scene where guests enjoyed a frappe and, toward the close, a fruit ice cream course was served. Details are limited to the serving sequence and course presentation without broader context.
Deaths and funerals in local area near Columbia
Obituary notices recount the deaths of Mrs. T. J. Cox of Decatur and Mrs. E. Clay Thompson of Springdale Tennessee, with details on burials at Rose Hill and Bigbyville. Also reported are the deaths of Mrs. Margaret Ann Galloway of Bigbyville and infant deaths of Robert Addison and the Garrett child, with funeral services and burial sites noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. J. Cox
Decatur
Ala
J. B. Stagga
Rose Hill
Cox
Alice Corcoran
Severe Brothers
Peat
Columbia
E. Clay Thompson
Springtela
Tenn
Bigbyville
Thompson
Matt. Russell
Williamsport
Dr. Thompson
J. B. Ashton
A. E. Hull
Mra. R
Margaret Ann Galloway
B. Galloway
Oln Galloway
J. H. Peoples
Matthews
Robert Addison
J. A. Thoman, Jr
Reece
M. ©. Garrett
Carter's Creek
Wm Anderson
McKay Family
Grovod
Flour Higher In Wheat Crop Report Warns Of Rise
The late government report shows the wheat crop is thirty five million bushels down from last year, signaling much higher flour prices until next harvest. Flour prices are rising though not as steep for Clifton and Bransford brands. Citizens urged to buy a supply now before further increases. Fresh flour received at CHAFFIN BROS.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iate
Bransford
Clifton
Chaffin Bros
Post Office Changes and New Clerks Named
A civil service exam held May 6, 108 led to appointments at the Columbia post office. Miss Mary E. Beecher becomes stamp clerk at 600 per year, with Miss Lizzie D. Tucker and John M. Roan as substitute clerks. The post office will stay open until 10 p.m. for mail dispatches, an extension from 8 p.m. Beecher's appointment pleases many business patrons who rely on her service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peatmaster Hughes
Columbia Post Office
Mary E. Beecher
Ancom
Lizzie D. Tucker
John M. Roan
Beecher
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Watkins, Harlan & Evans
Henry Arch Moore
The
Maury Dry Goods 30
Mack White
Joe Kidd
Lawrenceburg
City
Kimmie Harlan
Juntavalle
Bessie Friel
Waukesha
H. L. White
Evelyn Read
New Orleans
Bryant
Institute
Home Folke
Clapton
Henderson
Annie Looney
Sue ‘Todd Palace
Lawrence
Gates
Clara Thompson
Goodloe Sowell
Trienda
Lowy Shannon
Ocean Springs
Willie Biddle
Walter B. Capera
North Carolina
Jim Thomas
George Childress
R. E. Bentley
Felix Nicholson
Arkansas
Hannah Harrie
Philadelphia
Pearl Provine
Margaret Greenlaw
Wm. Everett
E. I. Everett
Mt. Pleasant
Chas
Mosely
Decatur Tursday
Adkisson Brothers
Charles V. Hull
W. B. Greenlaw
G. W. Himebaveh
M. L. Eddy
N. P. Catlett
Nat
Emma Grigsby
Montgomery
J. G. Lee
A. H. Foster
Lasoa
Fannie May Tucker
Gordon Swiot
Chas. Brown
T. G. Goodwin
Equitable Life Insurance Company
J. R. Breast
Bethel House
Southern Hotel
Hattie Figuera
Nellie Williamson
Miss O'Conner
Dick Wilkes
Phoenix Bank
Hutton
A. O. Talty
Washington City
Mr. Talty
Lena B. Smith
Mien
Lucy Webster
J. W
Mina Payne
Walker
Wesley Moran
South Pittsburg
Teno
Laura Myera
Circuit Court
Maury Dry Goods Co
the Express
Ust
Sea Island Domestic
Mamie Akin
Country Hom
Miss Kolb
Misses Kolb
Jame Klum
Mary Frierson
Alleen Moore
Dorothy and
Joan Dobt
Eva Polk
Dimple Meadors
Eva Poll
Lily , Watkins
Annie Evans
Mary Ridley
Grace Beall
Mary Raina
Lona B. Smith
Edes Prierton
Janie
Mittie Elam
Cornelia Jones
Rebecca Mayes
Rebecca Carpenter
Eva James
Louise Wo
Brownie
Eloy Campbell
Addie Wood
Mosera
Richard Ainaard
William Cooper
Andie Green
Henry Grows
Fanny Groas
Sophia Goldsmith
H.F. Alexander
Atlemen
Marvin Crosthwait
Menda
South Main Street
Steenth
J. C. Wooton
Mise Bio White
Metaphin
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