Social notes from Columbia and Nashville visitors
Colum bia residents and guests from St Louis Nashville Birmingham Paris Clifton Place and other places appear in a long social notes roundup. Travelers include Mr Hooper Miss Harris Mrs Salmon Mrs Barrow Miss Giddens and many others visiting relatives attending events or arranging entertainment with appearances by E T Clancy and Madame X at the opera house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John ©. Hooper
St. Loui
Columbia
Birdie Harris
Nashville
W. C. Salmon
J. D. Barrow
Imogene Barrow
Mary Bila Fariss
Birmingham
Tom Jackson
Lebanon
Brownie
Virginia Giddens
Bicbyville
Mary Ridley
Clifton Place
Washville
E. T. Clancy
Madame X
Opera House
Lillian McGavock
Ju Ua Shields
C. H. LeSner
Daddy" Bunch
Hot Springs
Ark
Daddy
Mr. Bunch
J. R. Ragadale
Pulaski
Cheairs Mayes
Emmett Craig
Paris
Tenn
Pleasant Grove
Ladig Church
Franklin
A. B. Davis
The
McNeal Monument Co
Alabama
Blackhead
Tom Tucker
Chicago
Sulzberger & Swathchilds Packfax Co
T. L. Cunningham
Mra
Fleming Lave
J. M. Dedman
J. A. Graham
Cincinnati
Foster
Denver
Col
W. P. Ridley
Bessie Bethel
G. Bates
Dr. McMahon
Jacksonville
Fis
John Scott
Huntaville
Ala
B. Lynn
Florence Wagon Works
Addie Rainey
Washington City
Ahohas Ben
J. T. McKnight
Lewisburg
Theodore Stephenson
Noc
Zion
Brice Hughes
M. B. Collier
Billa Craig
Cullooka
W. J. Dale, Jr
Barry
Turner
B. Braly
Greenlaw
Mary Meroney
Darks Mill
George W. Alexander
Franklin, Tenn
J. W. Belcher
Roanoke
Mora B. Fariss
E. P. Garrett
Walter Kannon
Spokane
Washington
Jhis Brother
F. E. Kannon
Maury County
Blackhead Tom Tucker
W. H. Mitchell
Talladega
Mary Rainey
O. W. Fleming
Mt. Pleasant
W. H. Baird
Prospect
Bigbyville
B. Smolinskey
New York
T. H. Williams
Jay
Nat Holman
St. Petersburg
Fla
Farm for Sale Five Miles From Columbia on Nashville Pike
Five miles from Columbia on the Nashville pike, a 136 acre farm with good five room cottage, small barn, spring and spring house, 30 acres clover, 60 acres orchard grass, and timber. Well watered and fenced. Apply to W. & Caldwell & Bro. Phone 285-2. A Christmas tree will be held at Sunny Ride at eleven o'clock Saturday morning, December 24.
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Columbia
Nashville Pike
W. & Caldwell & Bro
Death of Mrs Gran Cockrell on Iron Bridge Road
Mrs Gran Cockrell died at her home on the Iron Bridge Road Monday night. She is survived by her husband and several children. The cause of death was consumption.
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Gran Cockrell
Iron Bridge Road
Fatal barber shop razor fight ends in death
Orman McDougal died after a barber shop fight with Otis Hopwood in Lawrenceburg Tennessee. Both men argued yesterday afternoon. Hopwood fled as McDougal bled heavily from head and body wounds before doctors arrived. No warrants issued yet and officers have no clue to Hopwood's whereabouts.
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Herald
Lawrenceburg
Tenn
Orman McDougal
Otis Hopwood
Hopwood
McDougallas
McDougal
Stephenson Becomes Bookkeeper for E. W. Gamble Grocery Co
Stephenson has accepted the position of bookkeeper with the E. W. Gamble Grocery Co. in a recent staffing change. The appointment places him at the firm as it continues operations in the local market.
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Stephenson
E. W. Gamble Grocery Co
Children’s Santa letters from Tennessee 1910 illustrated plea
A collection of Santa Claus letters from 1910 Tennessee children asking for small gifts. Names include Raymond Eugene Walters, Claudie and Evida Gaskell, Frances Wakefield, Lucille Wakefield, Ollie Matjabe, and Flem Brownie, with requests for dolls, toys, candy, dishes, books, a Bible, a gun, and food, reflecting early 20th century holiday customs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carter's Creek
Tenn
Route
Santa Claus
Lucille
Ollie Mal
Mama
Frances Wakefield
Movement to Amend U S Senators Election by Popular Vote
Special to The Herald Washington D C Dec 15 Following Christmas Congress will face a proposal to amend the U S Constitution to elect United States Senators by popular vote The Bristow resolution would have two Senators from each state chosen by general election for a six year term It has been sent to Senators Borah Dillingham and Rayner for report with both Borah and Dillingham Republicans and Rayner Democrat pressuring for a favorable report
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herald
Washington, D. C
Congress of the
United States
Senate
Uited States
Conservatory Judiciary Committee
Waiing
Sorah and
Dillingham
Rayner
Sarah
Ex-Treasurer of Nation Convicted in Mail Fraud Case
James H. Hunton former U S treasurer from 1889 to 1901 was convicted by a jury in Washington on charges that he conspired with Harvey M. Lewis of Cincinnati and Everett Dufour of this city to defraud using the mails through the National Trust Company and related concerns.
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Washington
James H. Hunton
United States
Harvey M. Lewis
Cincinnati
Everett Dufour
National Trust Company
Sullivan’s Very Cool Judgment on West Seventh Street
A runaway wagon team terrified on West Seventh Street this afternoon, but a quick act by a young man named Sullivan stopped the horses by grabbing the lines. His swift intervention likely prevented serious damage to nearby property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Seventh Street
Sullivan
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Columbia Savings & Trust CO
Pergonan
W. H. Baugh
Chattanooga
W. C. Kerr
Hopewell Church
Wan
Cui
Ormar
M'Uougal
Otta Hopwood
Maury Dry Goods Company
Columbia, Tenn
Santie Tause
Raymond Eugene Walters
Santa Fe
Tenn, R. 1
Truckle
Claudie Gaskill
Carter’s Creek
Santa
Lucille Wakefield
Ollie Mat Jabe
Groveland
Santa Clause
Hardin
Welden
Papa
Mama Bable
Woldridge’s Drug Store
U. S
MR. Bristow
Raynor
Borah
Bristow
Nation
Gubecribe
Turner’s Grocery
W. Seventh St