History of the Reaves Killing Trial Witness Testimony
The long testimony describes the night of the lodge meeting, the ride with Reaves and Henry Thompson, and the later actions at the Reaves home. Key details include clothing identification, arrival at the house, the murder scene, burial arrangements, and the involvement of detectives, witnesses, and neighbors in the investigation.
Continental overcoat and Hart Schaffner styles on sale
The ad promotes the Continental overcoat from Hart Schaffner and Marx in new lines, describing it as loose and comfortable. It highlights long cravenettes and long coats, plus a large assortment of Fig ers shoes and ladies’ fine shoes for Christmas buyers.
Coroner's Jury Session Describes Witnesses and Attire
Testimony notes a witness under guard at the coroner's jury sessions claiming clothing was muddy but no dirt on him. He recalls possibly wearing a grey coat and staying in the room with no opening to the porch where witnesses gathered. The witness remained present throughout and describes interactions with Sheriff Forgey and Penal Guard, and visits to Mrs. Reaves' room. No action was taken by the Coroner's Jury at that time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Thompson
Mr. Thompson
Mambera
Cir Stephengon
Reavye
Defendant
Lodge
Reaves
Thompson
Kwai Station
Sol Defendant
Delahart
Thes
Thompson Lane
Toompeon
Anonle Lodge
Thats
Empire Louseami
Rooves
Homse
Maggie Lon Ragedale
Ragadale
Oregasat
Reavis
Boyd McKorgot
Bias
Carrington
McKnight
Elmer Eaves
Emmeron
Dreedent
Mr. Tucker
Carring
Libey
Dafendant
Boyd McKnight
Cefendant
Woo Firet
Sewell McKnight
Mins Nettie McKnight
Rountree Elmer
Lawrence County
Carter's Creek
Chas. Blair
Reaves Place Shouc Auhdown
Lee Davidson
W. J. Goad
W. EB. Cox
Ruwntree
Thorsday
Défennant & House
Rountree
John Reaves
A.—S Baye
Emmerson Tucker
Surrey
Webt
Webb
Elier
Dinodaot
Mes
Weto
Mia Reaves
Wano
Romerson Tucker
Stacley
Zack Chest
Tucker
Joe Oagey
Garenta
Charlie Blair
Braveyard
Cam McKay
Beautiful Home Wedding at Friersons Home
A lavish wedding honors Miss Hendly Frierson and Mr. W. Wooten at the Frierson residence. The ceremony featured white and green decor, a bridal gown of shimmering duchess satin, and a reception with elegant lace tablecloths, crystal, and silver. The couple, heiress to Columbia society and a Maury Dry Goods executive, depart for a Southern tour after greetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frierson
WF Dobbins
Connor Akin
R. C. Ewingson
Robert Sparrow
Palais
Fero
Mies Hendly
Columbia
Wooten
Maury Dry Goods Company
Bia
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Christus
H. H. Harris & Bro
Sehoo
Elmer Reaves
Hart Schaffner & Marx
Hart
Schaffner & Marx Productions
T. N. Figuers
Woldridge's
Seria
Hanne Doty
Peer Manninge
Choice
Heartotnay Sigaker
Chrishiame
Woldridce
Mas Stationery
Mas Razors
Woldridges
Mas Pencils
Woldridge’s
Waterman
Yinas
W. Frierson
Cala
Yuusy
Mietl Hendrey
Wootms
Polliterio
T. A. Wharton
First Presbyterian
Miren Eleanor Friren
Rebecca Carpenter
Mesdames
W. Ho Evans
Owen Kendlay
Abe
Isles
Vailey
Beg
Ms Knight
Samy
Marvine Co
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