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Newspaper

Columbia Herald

Location

Columbia, Tennessee, United States of America

Date

Dec 20, 1907

Page

9

Social notes from Columbia region visit and travel

Mrs. F. Lander Sr and Mrs. Kelly visit Nashville while Mary Lovie returns from Springfield Missouri. Several locals travel to Greenville Mississippi, Cuba, and Chicago areas for holidays. a Tennessee University student returns home. a Knoxville boy greets a new baby. multiple trips to Nashville, Opelika, and Oklahoma mark winter plans and family gatherings.

F. Lander, Sr F. C. Kelly Nashville Mary Lovie Springfeld

Select Your Christmas Gifts Now Ha

A brief reader notice urges shoppers to choose Christmas gifts promptly with a bold headline style and festive energy. The fragment emphasizes urgency and seasonal shopping.

Variety of apparel and accessories with assorted prices

Listing of fur trim Romoes in multiple colors priced from 1 to 2 dollars. Men slippers 1.50 to 2 dollars. Silk mufflers 1 to 2.50 dollars. Suitcases leather 5 to 6 dollars. Silk handkerchiefs 50 cents to 1 dollar. Irish linen and initial handkerchiefs 25 to 50 cents. New styles and colors priced 25 cents to 2.50 dollars.

Local Children Reported Illnesses in Brief

Charlotte Gartner daughter of Mr and Mrs James Gartner has scarlet fever. Mrs J M Parker is improving after a week of illness. Will Ellett remains ill and confined at home. Lerédie daughter of Mr and Mrs J O Scotten is sick with whooping cough.

Charlotte Gartner James Gartner J. M. Parker Will Ellett Lérédie Iittle J. O. Scotten

Marriage License Notice for Blay and Williams

Marriage license records show Bertha Blay Williams and Ben Williams to wed, with N. T. Mayberry listed as a party and Jessie Mayberry connected to the license. The notice reflects a planned marriage and associated individuals in the community records.

Soc Bertha Blay Ben Willams N. T. Mayberry Jessie Mayberry

Hopewell Ladies Host Supper at McCain School

The Ladies of Hopewell plan a Friday night supper at McCain's school building on December 27. The Zion church offers a 1908 calendar with an attractive Zion church image for sale at Stephenson's drug store and Miss Ida Walker's home on Hampshire pike. Catholic services are Sunday and Christmas morning at 10 o'clock.

Hopewell McCain Ladies of Zion Church Zion Church Stephenson Ida Walker Hampshire Pike

Around Town Items and Local Notices

AR & Hill and the Pulaski Mule Co each shipped a keg of mules from the Columbia Stock Yards to Atlanta Thursday. Dr. George Williamson plans to move to Birmingham to practice. The Williamsons will leave Columbia after a year or two, and friends will miss them. A ladies watch was lost and a reward offered. Mr. W. Hutton will move to Huntsville, Alabama, where he becomes cashier of a large bank. A baby girl arrived for Mr. and Mrs. J. Briggs McLemore in Nashville. Gus Watson sold property on Bowes Main Street for $2,000. 50 barrels pure apple vinegar and other ads for magzines and prices follow. Rentals, notices of magazines, and a 1908 ad list included. A Christmas tree will be at your chapel on Christmas Eve. Misses Gardner and Hindmans visited Lynnhill and returned with others. A dark bay colt, two years old, was taken up at Dark's Mill by Chas. Harland.

D&wit W. Hutton Lewisburg Huntsville Ala John Hutton Columbia J. Briggs ‘McLemore Nashville Gus Watson Everybody's Delineator Taylor- Trotwood Saint Nicholas New Taylor-Trotwood W. E. Bostick Tenn Whiyad Santa J. W. Bates Santa Fe Pike The Herald H. T. Allen Latta Yoatr Chapel Gardner Hindmans Lynnyilie Mullins Givens and Henry Chas. Harland Dark’s Mill D&Éwit

Receiver's Notice in Bankruptcy for George W Hargrove

Frank H Smith receiver announces claims must be filed within 30 days at Columbia court house Tennessee. Debts owed should be paid promptly. Sale offerings include groceries at Wakefield hotel depot, fixtures, cash registers, show cases, scales, wagons, inventory viewable at the office. If unsold, items go to auction December 20 at nine o clock, on site for spot cash. Also sells complete hotel equipment including restaurant office furniture iron safe telephone soda fountain plant. Located Citizens Telephones office 86 Columbia December 18 1907.

George W. Hargrove Court House Columbia Tenn Wakefield Hotel Hargrove Feai Sadadicion Frank H. Smith Columbia, Tenn

Deaths in Columbia and Birmingham Area Obituary Roundup

Obituary notices report Mrs. Charles Richards of Birmingham died at her home at age 39. Her remains were sent to Columbia for funeral services at Rose Hill cemetery. Also noted are Jefferson Brown of Sawdust Valley, aged 83, with four sons and a daughter. W. C. Joyce, a prominent Columbia citizen. Mrs. J W B Thomas Sr, aged 73, with service in McCain's. Maud Smith, 19, of South Columbia, interred at Loftin. and Levisa Moore Johnson of Dallas, Texas. Includes stray red bull found. Pitts Roberts ad for stray cattle.

Charles Richards Birmingham Columbia Geo. D. Colquitt T. A. Wharton Rose Hill Cemetery Richards James Hodge Dved Jefferson Brown Sawdust Valley Concord Rev Lynn J. W. B. Thomas J. W. B. Thomas, Jr Mt Pleasant Pike J. Thomas McCain J. M. Ashford Miss Maud Smith Maud Smith James Smith South Columbia Levisa Moore Johnson The Integel Jack Moore Dallas Texas

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