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Newspaper

Columbia Herald

Location

Columbia, Tennessee, United States of America

Date

Dec 18, 1908

Page

5

Personal notices reflect travels and visits across cities

W H Puryear returns from Nashville. Miss Charlotte Smiser returns to Cullooka after Nashville visit. Mrs Leon Rucker and a child visit Decatur relatives. Hatcher couple spend Wednesday in Nashville. Miss Georgia Taylor visits Columbia friends. Mrs Chas Sharp and Miss Day heard Calve in Nashville. Tessie Samuels and Mrs A Samuels return from Nashville. Mrs Mattie Cook to Marshall Texas after Columbia visit. Annie McAdams visiting Nashville. Col A M Hughes leaves for Washington. Mrs L B Poxall visits sister in Cherry. Clint Moore and Fred Hansen head to St Louis to buy cattle. J P Knight visiting Nashville. George T Hughes retires from trip to Nashville. Mrs Harry Thompson and children visit her mother. Neal Conally goes to New York for William Barker East fly office. Mrs W S Keller returns from Kentucky visit. William Moses family arrive from Louisville after Mrs R C Gant’s death. T Ed New returns from Virginia visit. New family to stay in Virginia for Christmas. Mora B Fariss in Nashville on business. Misses Hallie and Grace Fry in Nashville. Dr Duke Biddle and Dr Garnett Merrill in Nashville. Miss Hattie Lee Jones returns from Spokane tomorrow. Milas Marguerite Alcorn arrives from St Louis for Christmas. W J Emery & Co offer mortgage loans.

W. H. Puryear Nashville Charlotte Smiser Cullooka Leon Rucker Little Tong Decatur Ala W. C. Sheppard BE. H. Hatcher Georgia Taylor Columbia Chas. Sharp Miss Day Calve Jn Tessie Samuels A. Samuels Mattie Cook Marshall Texas Annie McAdams Col A. M. Hughes Washington L. B. Poxall Selma D. T. Cherry Clint Moore Fred Hansen St. Louis Mes J.P Knight George T. Hughes Duke Biddle Garnett Merrill Hattie Lee Jones Spokane Milas Marguerite Alcorn

Photographs for Christmas at Wood's Gallery West Seventh

Those seeking Christmas photographs should come in at once. Expert help is secured and work is produced rapidly. A photograph makes a nice present and is sure to be appreciated by friends and relatives. Turner and Johnson offer fruits and candies nearby at 146t.

Caim‘wood West Seventh Street

Unclear Grocery List Items Include Maple Syrup and Extracts

Fragmented OCR shows assorted goods and prices including Scudder's Maple syrup, vanilla and lemon extracts, Heine spice pickles, and Crester Blend Coffee. Reads as an old advertisement or catalog snippet with scattered quantities and cents.

Scudder New York Webbe

Society Notes From Local Events Highlight Music and Recitals

Columbia High School performers staged The Flying Wedge with a sixteen girl chorus. Mrs H N Dunbar held a sixth recital for her music pupils on South High Street. Mrs J Mort Hodge hosted a five o clock tea honoring Mrs Little Barton Rector. Goethe lecture by Col J C Hardy drew a large audience at the Students Club reception. Glendale Training School holiday program set for December 23 with Le Roy Reynolds leading. Wilburn Parks and Miss Nettle Parks wed at the Presbyterian manse. groom works for Louisville and Nashville Railroad.

Laura Andrews 8. W. McFall Faust Glendale le Roy Reynolds Nina Baxter Berdie Wright Elisabeth Thomas Wilburn Parks Nettle Parks Bigbyville Henry Wilburn Presbyterian T. A. Wharton Louisville & Nashville Railroad

Obituaries and Notices From Obion County Ledger

Multiple obituaries report deaths of Annie Jones Sauchter and family of J W Jones near Glendale, with funerals at Concur and later graves. Other notices include Mrs. Will Ellie Ellis, J H Voss, Mrs. George Mayberry, Stockard Choate, and Rev. Ross Moore, with burial details at local churches, graveyards, and services by local ministers. The column notes Mr. Jones a Confederate veteran, and references to community figures and local farms. It ends with farm ad from Callender & Co. seeking seed and market items.

Ross Moore First Baptist Church Pine Bluff Ark Rev. Moore E. N. Moore Obion County Columbia

Local Health Notes From Cross Bridges District

The sick residents include Mr. T. C. Webster who spent a restful night and shows improved condition. Albert Fleming remains confined to his room with illness. Mrs. H. McAlpin has been ill for the past week. Mr. W. P. Woldridge has been ailing for the past few weeks.

T. C. Webster Cross Bridges Albert Fleming

Cakes for Christmas Dinner Dessert Choices Demand Your Cake Wants

Red Shal Bakery promotes a selection of fruit and chocolate cakes inviting customers to choose their cake wants for Christmas dinner. The ad highlights variety and national quality.

Ijd&wit Red Shal Bakery

Officers Elected by Royal Arcanum at Penasus Council

Penasus Council of Royal Arcanum announced the election of officers with H. O. Fulton as Regent Geo. Martin as Vice Regent Ulher H. Foster as Orator Dr. A O Kennedy as Past Regent W. B. Dobbins as Secretary A B James as Collector Jno Oaks as Treasurer T F E Gordon as Chaplain A Kennedy as Guide J P Street as Warden Inc W Lockridge as Sentinel J R Lamb J E B Littleton Dr J T Williamson Trustees W B Dobbins Representatives A O Kennedy Alternate.

J. EB. Littleton J. T. Williamson Trustees W. B. Dobbins Representatives A. O. Kennedy

Red Seal Bakery and Mitchell's Candies Ad

Box candies promise the best quality and value. Mitchell's Candies and Red Seal Bakery promote their premium confections as ideal Christmas gifts with appealing pricing.

Mitchell Jldawit Red Seal Bakery

Bargains Across Cloaks Now In Store

We offer cloaks in multiple price points and sizes with bold discounts. Ladies and misses cloaks range from 4.95 to 19.75, featuring Princess styles and satin lined options. Children’s jackets and reefer coats are also priced to attract shoppers.

Toy Department Offers Wide Selection of Gifts and Toys

In The Toy Department customers find toys, books and games plus gifts for men and women such as pictures, vases, comb and brush sets, mirrors, clocks and jewel boxes. For the young folks there are toys, games, books, furniture sets, stoves, pianos, tool chests, engines, electric batteries and mechanical toys.

Blankets and Comforts Offer Wide Selection at Low Prices

A local sale advertises 10-4 wool blankets in blue pink and gray plaid and white at 3.50, 11-4 gray cotton blankets with colored borders at 1.00, all wool large blankets priced 5.00 to 7.50, Eider down comforts at various sizes 1.00 to 2.00, plus a broad range of neckwear gloves handkerchiefs umbrellas bags furs and travel goods. The ad highlights well assorted lines across home goods and accessories for men and women.

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Merry Christmas Opera Cavalier Harlan & Evans Shoe Men Harry Thompson Mia Mary Adin Neal Conally William Barker W. J. Emery & CO Ace Turner & Johnson Indies Turner Johnson West Seventh Street Grocers Mire HN Dunbars Mises Alice Landtetter Bris Powell Bath Columbia High School Nancy Kelly Ruth Shields Mary Gant Clara Adkisson Siegle Park Clarence Fry Wave Jackson Ira Harson Athletic Association Annie Jones J. W Jones Ube County Tie Son Gleniale Ueeral Vourlon Rey WT Usnery Jones Chat John G. Ant Newt Will Ellie Wil Ellis Shome Presbyterian Mission Loftin St. Voss H. Voss West End A. B. Clement Rose George Mayberry G. P. Mayberry Sawdust Valley Mt. Nebo Church R. A. Holland Mt. Nebo Stockard Choate Birmingham Williamsport Callender & CO ROYAL Arcanum Maury Dry Goods CO Santa Ximas Yankee Printress
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