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Newspaper

Columbia Herald

Location

Columbia, Tennessee, United States of America

Date

Dec 17, 1909

Page

10

Social Realms and Hearts Share Holiday Gatherings

In Neptune Tennessee Mrs. J F Nicholson announces the engagement of daughter Jessie to Frank L Hawkins of Carters Creek with a December wedding planned. Local social notes describe card clubs, civic alumni meetings, linen showers, and gatherings at homes on West Seventh Street and Pulaski Pike, with guests from Greensboro and Chattanooga.

Daley Towler Vik Sur Lome West Seventh Street Tonn Will Veucht Greensboro N. C Wooten Rm .Win ‘Townes Wooten Tey West Seventh Street Garnett Andrews Bridge Pulaski Pike

Victorian era wedding notices and social events in Columbia

The column details multiple weddings and social gatherings. Miss Sadie Starkey and Dr Osborne Rhea wed in Lynnville with plans for a Nashville home. Harriet Cheat rs Figuers and Col John Edgerton wed in Columbia with a large reception. other marriages include Margaret Donelson and Dr Osborne Rhea, plus a Gallatin ceremony for Miss Harriet Bryson and Walker Sloan. Also reported are a Mt Pleasant bridge luncheon for Mrs Sumner Clark, a Glendale recital, a First Methodist church program, a bridal party entertainment, and a Santa Fe school entertainment with library funds.

Sulliven-Starkey Leslie Sullivan W. B. Sullivan Broadview Marrie Sadie Starkey Donaldson Tenn Sullivan Bride Columbia Wilkes Mt. Peasant John Frierson Cuest Sumner Clark London England Nashville Columbba R. G. Sparrow Nannie Morgan Tom Jones Bruce Cochran Fred Gamble Robert Pillow Mary Pillow Horace Frierson, Jr Robert McKinney Frank Hoste Edgerton-Figuers Mixx Harriet Cheatrs Figuers Col John &. Edgerton Frst Methodist Church Columbia Military Academy Mies Mary Ashton Miles O'Conner Edward Hamilton Wilmoth Dinning Randolph McLemore H. D. Harkreader Mendelssohn Hardy A. B. Wells Rollers Thomas Norfleet Figuers Gallatin Miles Harriet Hodge Bryson Walker Sloan Robi. Bryson Maggie Loy Sloan Chas. Sloah H. T. Sloan Irving Sloan A. D. Sloan F. W. Johnson Florence Ala Mr. Sloan J. A. Sloan & Co. A

Mule Auction at Stock Yards Opens December Sale

A single car load of two year old mule mates will be sold at the Stock Yards on Saturday morning December 18 at ten oclock. Terms of sale are four months. Bob Moore is the auctioneer with T. J. Burgess assisting.

Eelock Bob Moore D&wit T

Lyceum Course of Eight Numbers Now Assured

Tickets for the Columbian Lyceum course have been sold out and the contract closed. Mise Aydelott sold all fifty tickets with notable success. Opening numbers will begin around the first of the year, exact date to be announced.

Mise Aydelott

Official force of T. C. is changed in Nashville

Chairman Samuel Morse Felton resigns from the Tennessee Central board. Eben Richards of New York, former vice president, elected to succeed him and to preside over the Nashville Terminal Company. F. R. Runsell of New York will succeed Thomas W. Servis as Assistant Secretary and Assistant Treasurer.

Herald Nashville Tenn Samuel Morse Felton The Tennessee Central Railroad Eben Richards New York Nashville Terminal Company F. R. Runsell Sincceed Thomas W. Servis

Henry Willis Found Guilty of Murder in Second Degree

The jury convicted Henry Willis of second degree murder and fixed a ten year penitentiary sentence. Defense hoped for acquittal. a motion for a new trial was planned but delayed due to attorney absence. If denied, Willis may seek bond and appeal to the supreme court.

Henry Willis J. C. Voorhies Percy Chandler Willis Qupmemie Court

Slow progress in Rankin murder trial in Union City

In Union City Tennessee on December 13 the trial of Garrett Johnson and Arthur Colar for the murder of Captain Quentin Rankin advanced slowly. Only three minor witnesses testified including J F Burchardt who recounted events leading to the murder, while Dolph Hicks spoke about the night riders and Capt Rankin's capture. Newt Armstrong gave a geographic description of the crime scene.

Union City Tenn Garrett Johnson Arthur Colar Quentin Rankin J. F. Burchardt Ward Rankin Dolph Hicks Reelfoot Lake Night Riders Col. Taylor Newt. Armostrong

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Hill Per T Walter Baker H. G. Hill T. L. CunnIngham King Company Alumni Association of the City Public Schools Country School Zion Schoolhouse Miss Burns Mary D Emma McFall Maud Burns William Smith Tifton Mc Fall Snook J M Cochran Malaga E. P. Turner Bell Rome Leslee McPall Mise Mattie Oxree Prankle Lipscomb Mise McPall John Burns PL Hurlbut Mra Mise Hattie Cayce Miss Hart Ordead Alberta McPall Santa Claus Misses McFall Miss McFall Glendale Expression and First Methodist Chas. Sharp John Gant, Jr William Gray Patterson Edgerton Figners Ernest McLemore W. Seventh Street Lueta Frierson Mise Hanlot Pisuere Col. J. &. Mixerton Mise Sue Graham T. J. Holler Walter Ho Watking Mite Mary Taslor Mies Hallie Frywl WI Date Mies Sue Todd Walker Flom Sheegog Nel Me Williamson Hardin Piguers Mary Ashton Pig Witt Lucia Frierson South Rook Club Jack Davis Esterday Harry Sloan Santa Fe School Christ Mas James Bros., Jewelry Co Lyceum T. C Felton Baxter Road Richards Ubecribe the Herald
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