Many Society Guests Visit Nashville and Nearby Towns
Residents and visitors travel between Nashville, Columbia, and surrounding towns for holidays. Local figures including Mrs. Hughes, Mrs. McKinney, Mr. Browne, Miss Caldwell, and Rev. Mack attend weddings, family gatherings, or return home from trips to Columbus, Hopkinsville, Nashville, and Washington City.
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William Hines
Mr. Hine
Orient
Newt Matthews
Lynnville
Sam Whitthorne
Eloise Caldwell
Nashville
Jas
Innis Brown
Edgerton-Figuera
John C. Fleming
Cullookn
Margaret Turner
Murderous assault on wife sparks deputy arrest
A farmer eight miles from town resisted arrest after beating his wife and firing at her. Deputy Goad and Constable Butts drew guns to gain control, and Martin threatened with a knife and an axe as they escorted him to the county seat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin
Toen
Green Mille Pike
Sheri
Martin Place
Royal Arch Masons Meet Tonight and Local Moves
LaFayette Chapter of Royal Arch Masons holds the stated December meeting tonight. Photos for Christmas gifts are welcome. The Servant in the House will be performed at Grand Opera House tonight with a noted finale. Farrell Lipscomb relocate to new offices over Maury National Bank along West Seventh Street. John W. Fry moves phosphate company offices to the Maury National Bank vicinity in newly completed apartments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LaFayette
Royal Arch “Masons
W. E. Daimwood
Grand Opera House
Farrell & Lipscomb
Maury National Bank
West Seventh
John W. Fry
Hanson Child Dies Suddenly in Rose Hill Tragedy
Malcolm Hanson three years old, son of Mr. and Mrs. W A Hanson, died Tuesday afternoon. The funeral was held at 10 this morning conducted by Rev. T H Athey, with interment at Rose Hill cemetery.
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Malcolm Hanson
W .A. Hanson
T. H. Athey
Rose Hill Cemetery
Maury Dry Goods Ad Promises Gifts for All Kinsfolk
A local advertisement from Maury Dry Goods invites shoppers to visit the store and find suitable gifts for Mother, Father, Sister, Brother, Son, Daughter or Sweetheart. The tone emphasizes a wide selection and friendly welcome.
Toy Department Preview on First Floor
Our Toy Department on first floor rear of Clothing Department offers a wide selection of toys for young folks and families.
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Our Toy Department
Gift Suggestions For Her Fashion Items
A curated list offers ideas for gifts including tailored suits cloaks furs or capes silk dresses waistlines neckwear gloves handkerchiefs shoes house slippers hosiery art goods carpets rugs umbrellas hair ornaments and jewelry for women. Each item targets style and utility with options across accessories apparel and home decor.
Gift Suggestions For Him Classic Apparel and Accessories
A compact guide highlights clothing items and accessories for men including shoes slippers smoking jackets bath robes neckwear gloves mufflers handkerchiefs umbrellas pajamas and night robes to suit different occasions and styles. It emphasizes practical wardrobe upgrades and thoughtful finishing touches.
National precedent set by recorder in tax decision
City Recorder Erwin ruled trust funds in the clerk and master’s hands are taxable by Columbia. If upheld, the city would collect about 1300 in back taxes and gain about 400 annually, from three cases including Kittrell and Harlan disputes with total funds of 25500. Parties consider protest and suit options. W. J. Towler represented the city.
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City Recorder
Erwin
City of Columbia
Chancery Court
W. M. Kittrell
H. G. Kittrell
Katie Harlan
G. H. Harlan
Edward Mooring
Lelia Bratton
Kittrell
Ninth District
W. J. Towler
Turkey prices rise as Eastern markets push costs higher
Turkeys fetch 16 and 17 cents per pound amid fierce local competition and a sharp Eastern-market rally. Barker Produce plans to ship 90,000 pounds this week and 200,000 pounds in the month, significantly above last December.
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Barker Produce Company
Cabinet Photos and Local News Snippets
Cabinet photos offered at Youngs for a dollar a dozen. J L Moore of Cullooka visits Nashville for dental work. Martins and Vaughn Co. advertises Mound City paints. Mr and Mrs H M Johnson plan to move to Belmont. Mrs Henry Martin and Miss Orlean Martin host Will Ballanfant in Cu Looka. J W Patton of Santa Fe returns from Texas trip. T C Webster of Cross Bridges heads to Boynton Florida for winter. Christmas tree planned at Santa Fe Methodist Church Friday at 2 30 for Sunday School.
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Young's
J. L. Moore
Cullooka
Nashville
Mound City
T. C. Webster
Cross Bridges
Boynton
Florida
Santa Fe Church
Recorder fines Orey Whitaker for drunk and disorderly conduct
Orey Whitaker, colored, was found guilty of drunken and disorderly behavior this morning by Recorder Erwin. He was taxed a fine of 9.80 dollars, including costs, with the note to see The Herain for candidate cards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orey Whitaker
Recorder Erwin
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E’ve
Harlan @ Evans
Charlotte Hughes
Robert McKinney
W. C. Grant
Hopkinsville
E. H. Hatcher
Claud Erwin Ellett
W. T. Erwin
F. N. Browne
Cedartown
William Barker
Columbia
T. C. Petri
Horace Frierson, Jr
Charles Everett
Union City
Lelia Ashton
R. L. Ashton
Price Johnson
Lexington
H. L. Hendley
Harriet Nichols
Kentucky
J. W. Love
Pulaski
Mrs. Smithson
Ethel Barrow
Wahsington City
Geo. M. Priest
Miss Annie
Mary
Addie Rainey
Washington City
Geo. H. Mack
Margaret Donelson
Osborne Rhea
I H. Sloany
Talladega
Ala
American Tobacco Works
Julia Shields
F. McGavock
Lazelle Hodge
Ward Seminary
W. 8. Keller
Jackson
Tenn
W. J. Moore
Louise Bailey
Franklin
T. N. Piguera
Santa Claus
Colum
Bia Savings & Trust Co
William Martin
Goad
Bob Moore
D&wit
T. J. Burgess
Turkey
Ards
Dawti
The
Herald
Braly Brothers
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