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Newspaper

Columbia Herald

Location

Columbia, Tennessee, United States of America

Date

Aug 30, 1901

Page

5

Personal notices from Lyonsville and surrounding towns

A crowded list of visiting relatives and travelers. Many named individuals such as A. M. Holtz Edna Gilbert J. Rosenthal and Bob Ragedale are noted as visiting Lyonsville Nashville Cincinnati Pulaski Florence and other locations. Others report returning from trips to New York City Buffalo Washington and Louisville with mentions of accompanying family members and local hosts.

A. M. Holtz Lyonsville Edna Gilbert Nashville E. W. Carmack Washington Henry Byine Jake Harlan Mr. J. Rosenthal i Cincinnati Bob Ragedale Pulaski

Numerous Local Guests and Departures Flourish in Columbia

Social notes from Columbia highlight visits by Misa Grace Roth of Mr. Pleasant to Prof. J Ed Ford's family, James A Craig and son from Williamson to Mim Williamson, and many others. Residents travel to Nashville, Buffalo, Harvard, Montangel, and Atlanta while teachers, merchants, and family groups plan relocations and positions at colleges and schools.

Misa Grace Roth Mr. Pleasant J. Ed Ford James A. Craig Willamaport Mim M. E. Williamson Lulu Dedman Vicksburg Miss J. M. Dedman Batrel George McKennon Thealay New York Ala E. J. Joyce Atlantic City Henry Willans McKennon, Anderson & Postor Montangle M'sa Maggie Turner Athens Groveland Dave Fleming Bia Insurance Office Frank G. Wook Buffalo Louisville Koon McBride Columbia Nashville W. BR. Shelton Louieville Bruce Tucker Tennessee Pencil Parhers Buffalo Exposition Bertie Crosewy Eunice Farnsworth Goodletesville Cora Kittie Brownlow Gilmore Lawrence Burg George Willig Waco Tex Rosa Crane Clarksville W. P. Wotiridge J. W. Frierson Hay Long College Geo. Hugehs Spring Hill Branham & Hughes’ School Pillow John Ragan Sims Latin Mistes

New Tin Shop Owner Appear in Local Directory

A locally noted tin shop changes hands with new owner listed as Ju stt Oresko and Phare. Details show former owner stepping aside as the business moves to a new site. Citizens are urged to visit the shop at the updated address and check for specialty items. Public notice confirms the transfer and invites inquiries.

Oresko Tra Rto Pethell Binck Dnten Stevet Tis Bron Intertria Eam

City Court Case Amid Turmoil and Family Dispute

In a city court, a man named Tom colored caused a disturbance during a row with his mother-in-law. The clash led to tensions, with judges and officials attempting to restore order as the case moved through the local legal process.

Tom Owe Tirta Harwita

Wedding Bells and Social Events Highlight Maury County News

Marriage notices and social invitations from Columbia and nearby areas recount engagements and weddings. Marie Louise Craik of Mt. Pleasant to August E. Sheldon of Rutland Vermont, with ties to Columbia society. Helen Rockwell hosts a card party at the Arsenal. Maud Cecil hosts a Saturday gathering at Cross Bridges. O. B. Club meets with Ed Clemons, hay ride planned to Sulphur Springs. Sarah Goodman and Noah Leibhart wed recently. Jas Daniel and Myrtle Gibson wed at Gibson House. Sadie Bheogog and Janie Sheogoe host lawn picnic on Polaski pike.

Maury County Worth The Petrified Bone Mining Co Mt. Pleasant O. B Ed Clemons Sixthtreet Missea Janie Sadie Bheogog Polaski Pike

Runaway Horse Damages Cart in City Streets

A horse belonging to Mort Taylor, a city mail carrier, ran away yesterday afternoon on High Street then Garden Street. The buggy struck by the horse sustained heavy damage though no injuries occurred. The animal caused further damage at Houser's hitch yard near Bethell, before being stopped.

Mort Taylor

Local Notes and Carnival Plans Highlight Weekend

A round of town updates notes recoveries from illnesses, a pocketbook found after a loss, and parishioner events. Carnival preparations include booths, special train service nightly from Nashville to Columbia, and a baseball game on Pulaski Day. Odd Fellows initiate five candidates as tax deadlines and civic activities unfold.

Citizens Bell Ross Cilkeny Chas A. Parker Herald Wilson & Speed Erwin Elk's Carnival Co L.& N. Railroad Nashville Columbia Maury Giles

Methodist and Presbyterian Sermons Light Up Sunday

The Rev J W Hatcher preached at First Methodist to a moved crowd with a heartfelt sermon on God’s providence and fatherly care, while Rev J B Hobson at First Presbyterian delivered two powerful sermons including Self Denial. Dr Guerrant of Kentucky heads to lead ten days of meetings next Sunday, with holiness meetings in South Columbia continuing through this week. Regular Tabernacle services remain open and inviting.

J. 8 Hobson Water Valley Miss First Presbyterian Church Guerrant Kentucky South Columbia Rodgera the Tabernacle F. J. Trine

Death of James T. Daly in Columbia

James T. Daly a longtime Columbia resident died suddenly at home Tuesday night at about age 71. Born March 17, 1844, he served in the Civil War, later moved to a farm, joined the Methodist Church in 1879, and was active in Sunday school. He leaves a wife Susie Toome, two brothers, three sisters, and several in-laws. Funeral held Wednesday at 10 a.m. at W. J. Dale residence with Rev. J. A. Molloy officiating. burial in Bone Hill Cemetery. pallbearers named A J Nichols, Frank Chaffin, H L Hendley, Bee Reaves, Witt Gordon, Love Webb.

Columbia Mr. Dale Dale Colombia Jackson Virginis Department of Tennessee Shitoh Perryville Murfiersboro Murfreesboro Jim Dale Towit W. J A. N Dae H. P. Figuers Walter Pillow Greenwood Misa Charles Rsoon Nashville James T. Dale W. J. Dale West Sixth Street J. A. Molloy Bone Hill Cemetery A. J Nichols Frank Chaffin H. L. Hendley Bee Reaves Witt Gordon Love Webb

Obituary: Mr Allen Henderson Lambr Dies in Columbia

Mr Allen Henderson Lambr a respected Columbia resident died at his Elbarge Street home Saturday night at 9 15. He leaves four wives seven children and was a Christian with strong church ties. Funeral services were held Monday at 11 00 by Rev J A Molloy at First Methodist Church, with burial in Rose Hill Cemetery as mourners note his upright life and public esteem. The Gazette extends condolences to the bereaved family.

Allen Henderson Lambr Elbarge Street Tle Seaves Lamar Columbia Justin Methodist Church Ollock J. A. Molloy Rose Ail Herald Gcoumbia

Mrs T J Brown Dies in Arkansas Reported Death in Little Rock

A telegram announced the death of Mrs T J Brown in Little Rock Arkansas Sunday night. Her remains arrived Tuesday and were taken to Ashwood for services at St John church followed by interment in the church graveyard. Before marriage she was Miss Amanda Pillow daughter of the late Gen Gideon J Pillow. Pallbearers included T F Gordon H O Fulton J D Dobbins Eugene An W P Woldridge Andrew.

T. J. Brown Little Rock Ark Ashwood St. John Church Brown Amanda Pillow Gideon J. Pillow H. 0.Fulton J. D. Dobbins Eugene Anon W. P. Woldridge Andrew

Obituaries and death notices from Timmons and nearby towns

Multiple brief notices report deaths and burials in Timmons and surrounding areas. Ideal Josephine Timmons, 1, died of scarlet fever after two days illness at home. burial at Hughes burying ground near Timmons. Mrs. Annie Hood died at her Santa Fe pike home. burial at Koob Creek cemetery. eight children survived. Fannie Mai Taton, 22 months, daughter of Mr and Mrs Will Taton of South Colvin, died Tuesday night. services to be held at 2 o clock this Weed afternoon. interment Rosehill Cemetery. News also of Infant Eile Marie Blew, daughter of Mr and Mrs L. M. and Baron Diggs Beckville, previously Miss Nettie Irvine.

Miss Ideal Oeephing Timmons A. J. Timmons Timmons Bo'olork Hughes Burying Ground Rhear Timmons Annie Hood Will Hood Santa Fe Pike Koob Creek Fannie Mai Ai Mra Will Taton Bonth Colvin Ree Rose Till Cemetery Ilveie Maris Blew Lt Mim Ltd

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