Weather and people updates from Our Correspondents
The column notes changeable weather and widespread ailments with residents like Sallie Gray and Beulah Scotten mentioned. It reports births, marriages, and relocations including a new baby, a barn fire with $700 loss, and several visits among families in Colombia Goshen Turkey Creek and Santa Fe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Water Valley
Beulah Scotten
Myrtle Pugh
Columbia
John Oakley
Goshen
Will Oskley
Newton Ladd
Bethel
Thos, Johnson
Turkey Creek
Wess Coot
J. P
Jonson
Stutt Ghareh
Santa Fe
Joheson
Sarah Butcheson
Mra
Whee Cook
Sallie Gray
Thes. Jenkins
Sawdust Valley
Janes
Onigin
Orkstra
Macedonia School House Senate Candidates Draw Busy Day
Dec 1 report from Cross Bridges notes Rev John Hight failed to fill his appointment causing disappointment among friends. Mary Seaton is very ill with dropsy. Mrs Eilen Lindsay remains sick with the crip. Miss Mattie Vose ill with pneumonia. Macedonia school to close next Friday. Florence Beckham praised by the community. A lively scene occurred at Macedonia school house Saturday as senate candidates visited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Onuvrland Groveland
Dee
Sallie Gray
Mary Denham
G. W. Crain
Wallace Hoows
Mise Roma Stacy
Leftwich
Kay
Craig Inez
John Gifford
Oak Hill
Dick Hight
Texas
Jim Daroe
Sam
Ed Andrews
Laka
John Hight
Cross Bridges
Mia
Mary Seaton
Eilen Lindsay
Mattie Vose
Macedonia
Florence Beckham
Senate
Trust meeting held on Sepier and Hetenwald trustees
Ur Stockard and Fred Veiedert of Hetenwald led a trust meeting with Hugh Caristian and Bua Ployd of Hetenwald, Lanketer and Glent Aston of Krermrns, Joan of Palatine, Jones Caristian, and others tasked as trustees though a fine appeared to be imposed. Mra Ellen Beckhem departed for peers, winter pending. The community wished Frank Laodex Jr’s speedy recovery and the piece ends with a closing note to readers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stockard
Sepier
Fred Veiedert
Hetenwalt
Seastor
Hugh Caristian
Bua Ployd
Hetenwald
Air Lanketer
Glent Aston
Frank Laodex. Jr
Eastur
Herald
Terry Christman
Wanted 5000 Bushels Shelled Corn At Stock Yards
Quick sale notice seeking 5,000 bushels shelled corn. Sacks furnished. Top market price paid. W. J. Dale, manager, at Stock Yards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. Dale
Santa Claus at Buck's Store Headlines Holiday Visit
Santa Claus makes a yearly stop at Buck's Candy Copra, inviting requests to be noted by Buck's staff. Local notices mention church sermons by Elder James H. Morton and Elder Newton Derryberry, along with various health updates, visits, and holiday plans among residents of Leftwich and nearby communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa Claus
Buck
Santa
Huck
Village notes and Osceola fire disaster in Dec issue
Osceola suffered a devastating conflagration Thursday morning destroying about 180000 dollars of property in the heart of town. The flare claimed thirty plus residences stores and offices. The drought impacted crops with cotton prices rising yet rents remaining high. Osceola growth continues with Newtown brick stores and a new hotel. RIPPLING WAVES reports local moves and community news from Luxora and nearby Columbia. An advertisement touts a kidney cure sold by A B Reins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herald
Osceola
Newtown
W. P. Hale
Kansas City
Mary Hale
Tennessee Female College
Franklin, Tenn
A. O
Nicholson
Columbia
Frank Lander
Deaths in Nashville and Marion Obituaries Reported
Judge James T. Bell a prominent Nashville citizen dies at home in Nashville. Mrs. Connor J. Akin and Mrs. John Moore are named among survivors. Mrs. John Moore dies at Marion Alabama aged 74 with sons Jobe Trottwood Moore and Wooten Moore present. Albert Frierson Chaffin, 19 months, dies Tuesday afternoon. funeral held Wednesday at 1 PM on West Seventy Street residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James T. Bell
Nashville
Connor J. Akin
John Moore
Jobe ‘Trotwood
Wooten Moore
Marion
Ala
Sue
Albert Frierson Chaffin
Albert Arierson
W.M. Chaffin
West Sevento Street
Con
Child Dies After Long Illness at Hose Hill
A brief obituary notes the passing of a young child born in delicate health. The report mentions Dr. T. A. Wharton as the physician in charge and Hose Hill as the place of death. Parents and friends extend sympathy amid the loss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. A. Wharton
Hose Hill
Buck's Christmas Goods Line Draws Big Fire Works Display
The biggest line of Fire Works ever brought to any show in town delights buyers with affordable prices. Buck's carries all kinds of Christmas goods and promises something for every child.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Main
Mexico
Mt. Hood
Everglades
Florida
Bue
Buck
Christaas
Homeseekers Opportunity on Cotton Belt Route
Very low round trip winter rates to Southeast Missouri Arkansas Louisiana or Texas with near dates December 15 and 19 and February 2 and 16. Tickets allow stopovers on going trip. return within 21 days. Write starting point to learn exact fares and baggage service and obtain descriptive literature and lists of real estate agents for a country home along the Cotton Belt Route.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Misouri
Arkansas
Louisiana
Texas
Cotton Belt
W.G. Adams
Coren Beltreate
Catton
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Rosenthal
Cabstoria
Beara
Bignature
Ytlaa
Strange
Santa Claus’ Headquarters
Lerrwren
Eider James H. Morton
Antio
Newton Derryberry
Vick Wilcox
Mise
Jones
F. L. Patterson
Bryant's
Airs
Wilcox
Charles J. Yardom
Yost
Hardison Mill
Gypsyell
Misa Floy Barker
Rock Springs
John Jones
Gertrude
Lasea
M. ©. Jones
J. H. Morton
East Tennessee
Kentucky
Vester Richardson
Dome
Nastille
M P. Pox Nar
Columea
HL Jackson
Tie Farm
Jim Tindell
Base
Sharp's Corner
Tape Manoak
Pamantha
Lottie
Pr. Thomas
Fly
Luxora
Ark
Dec
Morton
Waren
Robert Murphy
A. B. Reins
Tobt Ly
Christmas
Tusser
Jolly Old
Alcorn’s Drug Store
Missouri
Alvin
Sture
Willie Companion
Blucher’s and Bala
John Adams
MT. Pleasant
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