Personal notices from Columbia state many local visitors
J L Cannon returns to Culleoka from Florida. Jno Houser stays in town for Christmas from Texas. Mrs Jno Hickman of Culleoka shops in Columbia. Mrs Will Turner Harris of Will Hamaport visits. Migg Beasle Walker from Santa Fe shops. Mr and Mrs J D Pigg of Santa Fe visit. Sam Fields of Santa Fe visit. Mrs J H Fitzgerald of Spring Hill shops. Misses Ethel and Eva McKee of Santa Fe in Columbia. Mr and Mrs FB Alderson of Water Valley visit. Mrs P C Taylor and sister Miss Perlie of Carter's Creek shop. Miss Maggie Sue Cheek returns to Bryant's Station. Miss Mary Lamb and Genie Holland in Nashville. Miss Lady Tomlinson of Cullooka locates in city shopping. Mr and Mrs J C Smith of Summertown in Columbia. Watkins Fleming departs for Florida for winter. White Darnell of Gainesville TX visits sister Mrs W L Sowell. W Harris Puryear of US Marshal's office spends Tuesday in Columbia. Emma Sowell returns from Fayetteville after aunt Mrs Fletcher Kerr's death. Mr and Mrs C L Cheek and son east of Lynnville in Columbia on relay home from visit to Jesse Cheek of Hurdison's Mill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. L. Cannon
Culleoka
Florida
Jno, Houser
Texas
Jno, Hickman
Will Turner Harris
Will Hamaport
Columbia
Migg Beasle Walker
Santa Fe
J. D. Pigg
Sam Fields
City
J. H. Fitzgerald
Spring Hil
Ethel
Eva McKee
FB. Alderson
Water Valley
P. C. Taylor
Miss Perlie
Carter's Creek
Maggie Sue Cheek
Bryant’s Station
Mary Lamb
Genie Holland
Nashville
Lady Tomlinson
Cullooka
J. C. Smith
Summertown
Watkins Fleming
White Darnell
Gainaville
W. L. Sowell
W. Harris Puryear
United States Marshal's Office
Emma Sowell
Fayetteville
Fletcher Kerr
C. L. Cheek and
Lynnville
Columbia Relay
Jesse Cheek
Hurdison’s Mill
Births at Home Addie Dorothy Fly and Mary Isabel Ross
Mr and Mrs Clayton Church Jr welcome a fine boy. Miss Mary Isabel Ross born at Mr and Mrs C A Ross Hampshire delaying Mr Ross from county board meeting in Isom. Mr and Mrs B B Fly celebrate a baby girl Addie Dorothy Fly born Saturday night at Fly Station.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Addie Dorothy Fly
Quick Exit and Lost Item Notice in Maury Dry Goods Co
A fragment recalls a singer and a man named Ben who fled after an incident. A lost item is described as a black leather hand grip with a yellow cover bearing Vanderbilt. The note requests return to Maury Dry Goods Co for a reward, mentioning Mooresville pike and town area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mooresville Pike
Vanderbilt
Maury Dry Goods CO
Marriage Announcement Society Page Surprises Friends
A surprise wedding was held Wednesday afternoon at 4 o clock at Mrs. Robert C Church home with Miss Celeste Ayres and E B Boykin as the couple. The ceremony was by Dr William A Ricks of the First Methodist. Celeste Ayres works in the Anderson Bros Foster millinery department and Boykin recently promoted in Princeton W Va. They plan to make their home at Plaisir Club in Princeton after December 20. The note also mentions a Plaisir Club gathering at Cailooka and a separate wedding announcement for Lizzie Oakley and Jessie A Hunter, plus a birthday celebration for Jesse Cheek attended by many relatives and neighbors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boykin
McLelland’s
Princeton
W. Va
Anderson Bros. & Foster
Hearing of Brooks Guster suit before Judge Turner
Judge Turner denied a postponement and ordered the ouster trial of Justice John B. Brooks to proceed. Relators led by Thomas H. Peebles sought delay, hinting at possible dismissal, but no grounds for continuance were shown. Brooks’ counsel argued poor health and personal stake, while many of Brooks’ supporters attended. no relators were present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas H. Peebles
R.A Wilkes
Turner
John B. Brooks
Charles P. Hatcher
Brooks
McKnight
Justice Brooks
Mr. Brooks
W. J. Russell
Joe Frank Porter
Q. Hughes
Henry H. Hill
Rapes and theft cases headline midweek criminal court docket
The Criminal Court adjourned Wednesday with numerous cases listed. Convictions include larceny sentences from 10 to 30 days and costs, liquor sales without license, carrying weapons, and mor phine distribution. Desertion and vagrancy charges appear. dates note docket entries for November 18 and December 20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fogs Late
Marshall Brown
Frank Wiggins
Loyd Dowell
Ed Mason
Early Mostello
Jim Grant
Exigene Miller
Anthony Webster
Fred Craig
Evan Fitzgerald
Lesie Tate
Hattie Mayfield
Willie A. Rankin
Charley Alderson
Addie Mallory
Cordell Hackney
Myrtle Anderson
Henry Robertson
Deaths and Funerals in Nashville and Nearby Areas
Obits report Mrs. Matthew Blackburn dies at 26 in Santa Fe after illness. Funeral at Old Goshen Church led by Drs Waite and Patton with six female pallbearers. Also notes death of Mrs Mary Omstead Oakley in Nashville at 76, interment Mt Olivet. former Columbia resident Mary Cook. Mary Cook before marriage. Kingston Murphy? More: Lee McGowan, 50, dies at King's Daughters Hospital. funeral at Murfreesboro. employed with Mt City Mill and Grain Co. Morhouse? church member. survivors J G Mellowan, Mrs Sam Hirshbrumer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matthew Blackburn
Lillie Baker Blackburn
David Baker
Santa Fe
Methodist Church
Old Goshen Church
Drs. Waite
Patton
Mary Baker
Mamie Blackburn
Myrtle Hicks
Snow Blackburn
Emma Nellums
Ethel Floyd
Mary Omstead Oakley
Nashville
J. R. Jordan
Seventeenth Avenue
Oakley
J. T. Oakley
W. B. Oakley
C. A. Kelley
Trenton
Tenn
N. J. Davis
Mt. Olivet
Columbia
Mary Cook
Murfrees'or
McGowan
Mt City Mill’ & Grain Co
Morhoust Church
J. G Mellowan
Chattanooga
Sam Hirshbrumer
Murfreesborosk & Nichols
Old Santa Claus At Kuhn's Store
Old Santa Claus waved from Kuhn's window to cheering youths on a Wednesday afternoon. After a street ride, he remained in the window residence through the holidays as crowds gathered to watch and tell him their Christmas wishes, halting traffic briefly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa Claus
Kuhn's
Santa Ed
Kuhn
Christ
Turkeys Bring Miss Coffey A Substantial Check
Miss Ethel Coffey received a total of 245 dollars per turkey for thirty one turkeys raised this year. The payment likely represents the best average in the area. The Marshall county producer exceeded two hundred dollars per crop, with other growers receiving generous sums from the Culleoka Produce company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethel Coffey
Miss Coffey
Marshall County
Thomas
Also Mentioned on This Page
Pen Bolt
Ben
Ben Bolt
Plaisir Club
Cailooka
4Brownie
Lutie Tomlinson
Lizzie Oakley
Jessie A. Hunter
J. R. McKee
Spring Hill
Alice Hardison
Pottavye
J. C. Cheek
Lewisburg
Nim Cheek
Leftwich i
Brooks Guster
Mr. Peebles
Wilkes
The
Herald
Ford Cars
Tris
Fry Brothers
House of Service
Maury Dry Goods Company
Childrens Sweaters
Kimonas
Mary
Senate Bones de Geet
Neel
Ray
Lee McGowan
King’s Daughters’ Hospital
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