Local residents seen in Nashville and surrounding towns
A collection of brief notes lists Mrs. RB Pgerr of Bigbyville and Miss Cornelia Abernathy of Cullooka in Nashville. It mentions President Willam B. Greenlaw of Columbia Bank in Nashville on legal business, George W. Foster of Cullooka in the city, and others including Dr. M. E. O Bryan on professional business and William Whitaker for senate duties. The items note domestic travel, social visits, and small-town affiliations around Columbia, Nashville, Lewisburg, Spring Hill, Evans Parker Moore, and Chats with several named individuals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
RB Pgerr
Bigbyville
Nashvile
Cornelia Abernathy
Culleoka
Willam B. Greenlaw
Columbia Bank & Trust Company
Nashville
George W. Foster
Charles Dinwiddie
Cullooka
M. E. O'Bryan
Lewisburg
William Whitaker
Nt At Arms
Senate
Bob Harmon
Spring Hill
Columbia
Sara Sullivan
Blanche Wilkes
Norman Dale
Aline Page
Winnie Estes
Gear Creek Pike
Cle Smiser
Bush
Evans, Parker & Moore Milinery Department
Florida
Grace Bush
Evans, Parker & Moore
J. R. Green
Essie
Chicago
Mera H. B. Blackwell
Angeline Roberts
Cooper
Texas
Claiborne McLemore
Relaves
Local residents and visitors fill towns for weddings and business
Route to Charters Creek hosts a wedding officiant as Miss Murphy weds Mr Turpin. Readers note numerous locals from Cullooka Nash ville and Franklin in town for shopping business and holiday visits. Several residents plan trips to Texas Florida and Arkansas for holidays while others attend real estate, banking and legal matters in Franklin and Nashville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charters Creek
John Lowell
Bigbyville
Mis
Louise Williamson
Nash *Ville
James Adkisson
O'Bryan
J. D
Kentucky
M. E. O'Bryan
High Street
H. Bruce Cochran, Jr
Nashville
W. T. Haggard
Frank Moore
John Balard Nelson
Adame
Culloka
Ter
E. D. Wood
F. E. Wood
West End
Walter P. Wooldridge
Walter B. Capers
Institute
H. P. Fowlkes
Princeton
R. A. Bailey
Harpeth National Bank
Franklin
H. P. Figuers
John W. Cecil
Robert W. Bailey
Williamson County
Nat Holman
Mattie D. Holman
Jeasie Holman
St. Petersburg
Fla
Holman
Florida
John B. Brooks
Flora Vaughn
San Antonio
Texas
Evan Dooley
el Paso
Florence Shelton
Little Rock
Girard Brownlow
Danville
A. F. Burnley
Clarksville
J. W. Shelton
Ninth Street
L. E. Stockard
Memphis Doctor Shot Aboard Steamer Dies In Memphis
The body of Dr. J. C. Lyles a Memphis physician killed near Swope's Landing while aboard the steamer James Lee was brought to Memphis for burial. C. W. Wilson a former merchant is held for preliminary hearing in Marion Arkansas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Memphis
Tenn
Dee
J. C. Lyles
Swope's Landing
Arch. Stunday
C. W. Wilson
Wilson
James Lee
Marion
Ark
Christmas Gift Selections From Ready-to-Wear Department
Ready-to-Wear department highlights a selection of Christmas gifts. Shoppers are advised to browse jackets coats dresses and accessories suitable for family and friends. Retail staff emphasize quality fabrics and timely delivery for holiday needs.
Governor Grants Pardon to 360 Convicts in Arkansas
Gov. G. W. Doneghey announced pardons for 316 state and 44 county convicts as a protest against the county base system. The move will abolish three state convict camps while several road building camps remain open. Pardoned inmates served one to fifteen years. the governor criticized the convict lease system and magistrates for long sentences for minor offenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Rock
Ark
G. W. Doneghey
Discontinuation of Street Work and Tarvia Trial Plans
The city suspends street work until about April first. The street overseer's office is closed and Thomas Friel becomes fire inspector with police authority. A cart moves to South Columbia to oversee cleanup as tarvia oiling trials may begin in spring. Tarvia can be applied regardless of warm weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Street
Thomas Friel
South Columbia
Dailies Decide Not to Publish on Christmas Day
London reports a shift in newspaper policy as many major dailies and provincial papers will skip publication on Christmas Day. The change, once rare, is expected to spread to remaining papers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Povinces
Fine Carriage Is Received at Local Funeral Home
Smith and Cunningham, funeral directors, report the arrival today of a fine carriage from a Chicago firm. The coach is described as one of the handsomest of its kind in Columbia with Brewster green finish and lighter trimming. Interior features plush upholstery and green satin canopy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smith & Cunningham
Chicago
Columbia
Patterson to Enter Nashville Journalism Field
Ex Gov Malcolm Patterson plans to move to Nashville and enter journalism after leaving the senate race. Friends say he will edit a weekly paper to challenge state and national government issues. He inquired Wednesday about launching a paper and maintaining it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nashville
Malcolm R. Patterson
Senate
Goveror
Memphis Judge Thos D Eldridge Dies After Illness
Judge Thos D Eldridge a prominent Memphis attorney born in 1822 died after a two year decline in health. He had long been part of a leading legal circle including Turley Gentt Peters Wright. Also Lindsey Cloud was injured by a freight train accident near Pulaski then treated in Columbia after a bridge incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Memphis, Tenn
Thos. D. Eldridge
Lindsey Cloud
Bea Kenian
L. & N. Road
Pulaski
Godwin
Sc India
Columbia
Fourth of July Injuries Highlight Need for Healing Salve
A national item reports countless injuries from Independence Day celebrations. It notes Bucklen's Arnica Salve as a popular remedy for burns cuts and bruises among sufferers seeking quick relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bucklen
Aenca
Governor Hooper Plans Florida Trip Amid Recovery
Nashville dispatch reports Governor Hooper, recently recovering from grippe, weighing a winter Florida visit. He has received several invitations from Col. B. B. Strang of Chattanooga, a governor’s staff member, and may stay over two weeks if he travels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nashville
Hooper
Florida
B. Btrang
Chattasogna
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C. D. Nowlin
Saint
Witt 7Th Street
Nory
Martin & Collier
West Side Public Square
James A Smiler
Arkansas
Santa
Maury Dry Goods Company
Centenseri
Xmas
Wouten
Audi Lees
Prigé Trans
Axminster
Brussels
Xmas Hosiery
Tadaw
Highwear
Merry Christmas
Toyland
England
Patterson
Thos. W. Eldridge
Hurt
Gov. Win
Mirek
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