Personal notices from Aniston and nearby towns
A string of local personal notices lists visits and greetings among residents. J Shelby Coffey visited Nashville Center. B J Meacham of Lewisburg spent Tuesday here. W P Woldridge traveled to Nashville on business. Dan Galloway’s wife hosted guests. T B Rains’ visit with Abie’s brother is noted. A P McFerrin went to Nashville for a short stay. W A McGregor Jr of Murfreesboro visited his father’s family. Alina loming and Nellie Beott refreshed from a Pleasant visit. J W Jones of Bluff Point, Hickman county, was in town on business. W J Rucker of Little Rock, Ark, visited his parents. T Woasten returned from the East with goods for Mynrs Dry Goods Co. Rev Baker Py Lae arrived from Hampton Va for a memorial event. The Coninihems returned from their bridal trip and stay with Mrs J B WilkIn on West Sixth. Charley Morgan came from Nashville to be with his ailing wife at Mrs John A Collier’s home. Lizzie Frierson, visiting for weeks, left for Murfreesboro, leaving friends to miss her presence and hoping for another visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. 1
Anniston
Ala
J. Shelby Coffey
Eng
Nashville Center
Tay
B.J. Meacham
Lewisburg
W. P. Woldridge
Nashville
Dan Galloway
Are
A. A
T. B. Rains
We Ity
Vinithog Abie Brother
A. B. Rain
A. P. McFerrin
W. A. McGregor, Jr
Murfreesboro
Alina
Loming
Nellie Beott
Mr Pleasant
J. W. Jones
Bluff Point
Hickman County
W. J. Rucker
Little Rows
Ark
Mick C. Sheppard
T. Woaten
Mynrs Dry Goods Co
Rev. Baker Py
Hampton
Coninihem
J. B Wilkink
West Sixth Street
Charley Morgan
John A. Collier
South Garden Street
Lizzie Frierson
Columbia
Satte Ocean
J.P. Simeer & Co
Rev. L. Stuart
Frierson Memorial Charol
James Byres
Frank Marr
Neguve D. Mocen
Resulia
Mort Taylor
Wisener
F. B.n Smith
The
Athena
Salm
Price
W. J. Exnry & Co
General Brage
Rial Fiender Bros
E. H. Shackleford
Osteopath
Bethel House
City Grain & Food Coat Notice for All Farmers
A public notice urges every farmer and feeder to see the City Grain and Food Coat. It warns neighbors that an important action may occur at any moment and references a possible loss of horses in the vicinity.
Local Moves and Visits Highlight South Columbia Scene
South Columbia residents report numerous relocations and guests as families move within town and nearby areas. Watt Woat of Athens moves to East Nashville for new work. Dan Till and daughter return to Flatwood. Johns, Fariss families relocate along Campbellaville Pike. Trantham family moves from School Street to their former home. Griggs family relocates to Twelfth Street cottage. Mildred Neeley visits from Sunny Side. Sophria Russell and Brady Russell attend Russell Quarterman nuptials with Mattie Duonivyant. Abs i. Ry Higging and Brownie visit from Metropolis, Illinois. Miss Burton Pugh travels country. Ednu Voss returns from Nashville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Watt Woat
Athens
Ala
Nashville
Watt
Dan Till
Flatwooda
Biggs
Mise Mildred Neeley
Sunnyside
Fd Haywood
Miskes Soporah
Brady Russell
Mattie Duonivyant
Russell
Abs. i. Ry Higging
Brownie
Metropolis
Ill
Card of Thanks and Local Notices From a Dated Fragment
Card of Thanks expresses gratitude for sympathy during affliction and mentions gratitude for friends. Various odd items follow including farm news, a resignation, guardianship, and a missing pony incident connected to Frank Everett. Police investigation noted for a pony disappearance at A. Ramuels store. Continuous garbled text references local businesses and oddities of daily life.
An Elegant Recision Reception Highlights Toward Towler Family
A refined afternoon reception hosted by Mrs. Joseph M. Towler honored her sister Mrs. William M. Daniel of Clarksville along with Misses Minnie and Daisy Towler. Attendees included Mrs. Fulton Mrs. John Mitchell and several local society figures. Decorations featured red and white with greenery as guests enjoyed refreshments and social amusements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph M. Towler
William M. Daniel
Clarksville
Fulton
Minnie
Daisy Towler
Wren
John Mitchell
Stuart Fleming
Laura Galloway
G. Dunnington
Ro, Ewing
Ernest Molemore
Hugh Stoaten
Union Spring
Ala
Frank Lander
Towler
Public Notices and Court Sentences Spark in Murky Ledger
The piece mixes criminal sentences with sensational backstory. Thomas pleads guilty to larceny and is fined or imprisoned. Albert Todd, colored, pays a fine for pistol entanglements. Emory Lovell is fined for another offense. A lengthy retold tale centers on Brigham H Roberts a Mormon elder from Utah and a violent mob in Lewis County. The article also advertises furniture stores Satterfield Doison and warns of local confection rooms and a roofing accident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wp. Thomas
Bia
Albert Todd
Emory Lovell
Jesalo Davis
Tessie
Local Shop News and Notices From West Roil Area
A collage of small ads and notices describes grocery deals at Wanrka and Buck's Ocean Store and salutes local trades. It notes remodeling at W.S. Yoong residence on Ninth Street, signing by J. T. Bores, and new pastor Rev. L. Stuart at Frierson Memorial Charol. Also mentions Christmas gift items, photos, and candy selections with occasional personal updates about residents and visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jae Bros
Gabe Houser
Ben Latte
Dobbing & Ewing
Geo
Buck
T. N. Jones
Bell Telephone Artive
Wanrka
J. T. Bores
West Roil
W. A. Buritle
Mt. Pheasant
Clarzoof
Colarabie Menon & Storage
Aa Reheives
Hota
Seo Payne
Dt Brittain
Sealsbone
Guy
Dob
Ewing
West Seventh Street
Robert Harton
Fire destroys Culleokay store and Negro Church in Culleoka
A fire at midday gutted a general store and the local Negro Methodist church in Culleoka. Loss was estimated around 8750 with 84 insurance, no other buildings saved, and only structural remains like bell and a few windows. Authorities seek information leading to recovery of missing items. reward offered. Local names W. Tl. Ms. Clason and Casper & Co. Mt. Pleasant referenced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coukoks
Dori
Culleoka
Dugaun & Lave
Staten
Prom Mania
Morton’s
Main Street
Mt. Pieasant
Tenn
W. Tl
Clason
WLD
Casper & Co
Mt. Plespunt
Local Advertising and Community Notes Night at Cul dooka Academy
Acstingtes and shingles stock advertised by J P Sieur & Co. Wis address at Callewke. Friday night speech by Hoo Lem FP Padgett at Cul dooka Academy described as one of the finest, with debates and plans for the future. References to testing strength, youth character, and a stock of fire works and Candy. Garwood's Sarsaparilia advertised for blood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wis
Callewke
Cenex
Hoo
Padgett
Culdooka Academy
Hy & Man
Cirehan
Athens
Betty
Lene
Mr. Treett
Bel
Poopie
Fortunes Accumulated From Earnings and Savings Help
A compact ad style notice explaining that fortunes grow through earnings and frugal saving. It invites readers to compare costs and use cheaper means to acquire desired items, emphasizing prudent spending and value.
Clothing Department Offers Large Men and Boy Garments
The department announces a vast stock of men’s and boys’ clothing in Columbia with style fit and durability at low prices. To reduce overstock they cut prices across the line and present their entire stock of overcoats at reduced rates. Coats priced at 8.00 7.50 and 15.00 would cost about 25 percent more at real value.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia
Arrested for Killing a Cow Near Little Bigby Creek
Two men named Ike and Ollie Harris, residents on the Mt. Pleasant pike near Little Bigby creek, were arrested by Sheriff Hight and deputies for killing a cow owned by Mr. Tillman. They allegedly slaughtered the animal, sold the hide to McClanahan Broad, who then sold it to A. Samuels. Tillman identified the hide at Raniels store. McClanahan says Ike Harris sold it. The defendants posted bond and were released.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tke
Olie Harris
Mt. Pleasant Pike
Little Bigby Creek
Hight
Latte and Church
Mr. Tillman
McClanahan Broa
A. Samuels
Tillman
Ranmels
McClana
Local Grocery Promises Low Prices on Imports and Essentials
Ready for market week, the shop touts ample stock of all groceries at low prices. They list currants dates raisins lemons prunes cranberries mince meat and various candies. Specials include 22 pounds for 17 dollars granulated sugar at 1 8 per pound and top value items. They stress being the Westquarter for imported goods and invite shoppers to visit.
Russell to Mise Kate Quer and Conningham to Mies Kmuie A
The report lists transfers or switches involving multiple individuals including Russell, Kate Quer, Conningham, Mies Kmuie A, Armwhrongen Martha Pu, Awinbatn Friereon, Allee Osbourne, John, and Laelia Young across unspecified teams or contexts. Names appear with unclear roles or destinations in a crowded listing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wire
Row
Russell
Mise
Kate Quer
Toren
Thonse LL. Conningham
Mies
Kmuie
Martha Pu Awinbatn
Friereon
Allee
Christmas Gift Candy and Fruit Specials in Town
Shoppers are urged to buy Christmas gifts featuring candy and fruit, with 3 lb bags of assorted candy and 3 lb boxes of raisins offered. Oranges priced for holiday buyers, plus a variety of fireworks. Strong emphasis on value and prompt pickup.
Local ads and notices mixed in county listings
A scattered reader-voiced page shows farm sales notices, equipment needs, and business promotions. Entries mention turkeys and chickens for next week, a new grinding mill at Sawdust, a horse for Helit riding, and a Franklin relocation by Dr Howlett. Also advertised are real estate offers, engraving on silver, and phosphate firm concerns in Maury County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young's
Tf R.C Gant& Fre
Will
Luse
Addis
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South Columbia
Gunther Fa
West Seventh
Steet
Mea
Horror Hinane
Tonuty Court
R. A. Crotcher
Bad Speing Hill
Z. Fox
Edatian
C. B. Pos
J. J. Fee
Pder
J. F. Walker
Herbert
Wille Herpert
Walter A. Tarnett
Deowasal
Kattertchi & Dvedeen
Pony
Frank Everett
A. Ramuels
Feresteins
Dolly
Qur
Frante Everett
A. H. Merrill
Miorence Farrell
Annie Withers
North Carolina
Brigham I, Roberts
Maitwat Sarreierieno & Dopey
Callin
Dean & Gwen
Criminal Court
Lewis
Bergham H. Roberts
Utah
Tennessee
Roberts
Wwe
Tye
Lewis Rounly
James County
Sherill
Mr. Roberts
A Barr
Barr
Tewis County
Salt Lane City
Mr. Barr
Él Tome
Bart
Roberte
Salt Lake City
City
Bare
Lear
Furnieture
Satterfield & Doison
Gteles
Sativefield & Dona Furniture
Tern Fsuck
Devon
Charlie Robingon
Raines
M E. Milliamson
Fruorty
James
A Trent
Little Ocean
Nashville Ocean Store
Culleokay
J.P. Sieur & Co
Garwood
Smyrna
Ine
Clothing Department
J. Rosenthal
Tanouyn
Frealin & Low
Richard Carvel
David Harum
A. D. Paterson & Son
Nod
Harlan & Ritter
Mata
J. i. Williams
Gage & Femi Co
Nesertient
Sammerreee & Donoso
Ashton Bros
Dininers
Offien
Hark
Ede
Seperdozen
Bettom
BN. Side Public Square
Florida
Door & Grek
Howlett
Bigbyville
Franklin
Pranklin
Theis
Hulimmes Enay
We J
Exmry & Co
Jasey Bros
Maury County
McCallum
Wasren
DES. W. KR
Holland, DO
ARTS
Lillian 2. Proctor, DB. O
Mire
Sistheirvet
Dilworth
West Seewirth
Neil Doghie
Wilition
Nat Holman
Reideice
Garden Street
Holnine
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