In Memoriam Mrs Lizon Liger Honored by King's Daughters
The Mt. Pleasant Circle of the King's Daughters pays tribute to Mrs. Lizon Liger for steadfast womanhood and devoted service to children. Resolutions commend her memory, mourn her loss, and express sympathy to her husband and family. Copy to be published in the Columbia Herald and recorded in the circle records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edmund Liger
Mt. Pleasant
King's Daughters
Lizon
Anita
King's
Charlotte Henderson
B. A, Ork
Dan Smith
Personal News and Visits Across Towns
Local residents report social visits and travels. H D Ruebin spent Tuesday in Nashville, Misa Bowsie Craig stayed with Mary Barrow in Columbia, and Hon EB Gregory traveled to Nashville on business. Various residents plan holidays in Wade F Is, Columbia, Sandy Hook, Memphis, and Louisville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. D. Ruebin
Nashville
Misa Bowsie Craig
Mary Barrow
Columbia, Tuesay
EB. L. Gregory
Chas
Togram
Wade
Fis
John Cross
Tupe
Joe Place
Death of David M Hibble in Summer town
Mr. David M. Hibble died in Summer town on Tuesday after long illness. He leaves four wives and one son. His widow is Susie Patterson, sister of Rev A A Patterson of Lawresco County. He owned key local posts, managed a mill in Marcellin Falls, and served as general manager of U S Stave and Lumber Co there. Buried at Summer town cemetery with Masonic honors. Mrs Ribble will live with her mother in Summertown for now.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. Goldner
Mrs. Moster
Nashville
Jessie Bostick
Mary
Aal
Rio
Pinos
Eva Bonderman
Arkansas
Jorle Ward
Agnes Kendle
Taveday
Memphia
P. ©. Floyd
Spring Hill
W. A. Vonn
J. W. Griffin
Annie Cooper
Washington Long
FS. Wheeler
Diarghter
Louisville
Wheeler
Buzull
Henry Richaideon
Summertown
Sam Lord
Palaski
Rob Jennings
Franklin
Shackle
David M. Hibble
Susie Patterson
Re. A. A. Patterson
Lawrescounty
Ribble
Mt. Pleasant
Chronicle Force
Marcellin Falls
U. S. Stave and Lumber Co
Summer Town
Fruit varieties listed in Tennessee garden note
A brief catalog of fruit and plant varieties includes strawberries and other types. The note references Orchard items, nursery listings, and mentions Wilkes as a possible source or signatory from Tall Tennessee.
Widespread Fires and Explosions Reported in Multiple Cities
A series of disasters across the nation includes a Washington District of Columbia reform school fire destroying the main building with 300 inmates safe, a Santa Fe train wreck near Reading Kansas with casualties, a Waurville Oklahoma wreck injuring several, a New York dynamite explosion at the Waldorf Astoria site injuring workers, and heroic rescues in St Louis and Long Island City as crews labor to free entombed workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Boys’ Reform School
District of Columbia
Kansas City
Reading
Kas
Santa Fe
Creek Bridge
Oklahoma
Lawton
Olja
Dee
Waurllin
Chicags
Borklena & Gulf
Santhiniind
Akeroud Freight
Tero
Emmling
Jack Carnes
Domduetor
Lbeam
New York
Waldorf-Astoria
St. Louis
Per
Victoria Carter
Irene
Cook Avenue
William Shay
Shay
Carter
Far Away From Home Herald Gift Idea for Travelers
A fragment urges sending the Daily or Weekly newspapers as Christmas gifts for friends and loved ones away from the county. It promotes Wool itary Lotion and features an ad-like closing note with a local druggist contact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herald
Rock Springs School Students Petition Navy Secretary
About 450 Rock Springs school pupils in St. Louis warn against destroying the battleship Oh Fronted? Patriotiam and urge restoration. The misspelled petition to Secretary of the Navy Charles J. Bonaparte asks preservation as a symbol of inspiration for America.
Milwaukee graft indictments shaken by sensational discovery
A sensational discovery in Milwaukee reveals a misprint and procedural irregularities in the Brand Jury case. Five men indicted in the graft scheme have either been convicted or pleaded, with former building inspector Michael Pith facing new terms and fines to be collected from other defendants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
Wis
Doe
Nantes
Brailee Library and London Library for the Blind Volume Details
The Brailee Library and London Library for the Blind hold bulky volumes with typical sizes around 14 by 11 inches. An average volume in ordinary print equates to 10 to 16 volumes in Braille, with the Bible occupying 25 volumes. The libraries retain many famous English novels histories and biographies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brailee
London
Bank Burglars Blow Open Safe in St Louis Bank
A gang of four burglars dynamited the Baldwin bank safe, wrecking the building and scattering paper money and silver. Citizens fought back for half an hour, cashier Preston led a posse, and bloodhounds were placed on the trail as authorities pursued the gang toward Randolph County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Baldwin
Mobile & Unio
Preston
Theo
W. R. Preston
Matteer
Tad Mé
Wardle
Bertlers
St Louis
East St. Louis
Randolph County
Moothounda
al Hamilton
First National Bank
Marison
Antown
Des Moines
Bank of Tiel
Bedford National Bank Opens Amid Depositor Run
Run on the Bedford National Bank in Bedford Indiana as John R Walsh of Chicago serves as president and principal stockholder. The teller room filled with small depositors who were paid promptly and other banks offered help but it was declined as unnecessary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bedford
Ind
Beford National Bank
John R. Walsh
Chicago
Local Market Prices for Eggs Poultry Meats and Produce
Prices furnished by local dealers cover eggs poultry and produce. Butter flour beef corn potatoes cabbage and fruits are listed with per unit and per crate or box figures. Prices reflect Columbia Mills and wholesale dealers with notes on quality and packaging.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia Mille
F. Renn
Cholee Butcher's
Epee
Wagton
Fc Bhi
Seed prices and stock feed figures from local dealers
Prices for Clover, Timothy, Red Top, Millet and other seeds listed with store and wagon sales. The document shows unit costs per bushel or per unit, including oats, barley and rye, in a rough market table controlled by local seed and grain dealers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jsyke
Ator
Timothy
Red Top
Aegis
President Roosevelt Attends Christmas Exercise at School
In Oyster Bay on December 24 President Roosevelt attends a Christmas program at a local school where students and teachers participate. A man named Mirehell recounts a story about Santa Claus and gifts, while items such as a doll and clothing are found smoldering in a stove in the schoolroom after a fire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Milehell
Het
Mba M. Mirehell
Aebirn Batt
Stone siever Mederal Haliding at Moiscude
A fragmented report notes a stone siever named Mederal Haliding located in Worthington alongside Dew 20 Senge Stone of Miennil. The text references a sole 9 hill provision connected to a prior or ongoing building project at Moiscude in Ato.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Worthington
Dew
Moiscude
Ato
Christmas Holiday Pound Trip Tickets Offered to Students
Christmas holiday travel discounts apply to students and teachers in schools and colleges. Tickets sold Dec 14 to 21 with return by January 6 1906. limited in each direction. Purchases require verification by school authorities and travel agents in Chattanooga Tennessee.
Also Mentioned on This Page
David M. Ribble
Reform School
Wenl
New York City
Messenger
Gulf Road
Oklahom
Long Island City
H. Sodekom & Son
Clalicious Ice Cream and Sherbet
H.sodekom& Son
Erin
W.P. Woldrid Bey
Columbia
Tenot
Secretary of the Navy
Milewakes, Wik
Geo
Calhoun
Ulasa
Fraternity
GEO, R. Calhoun & CO
the Jewelers
6Th Ave
Cor Union
Nashville, Tenn
Marvyvine
Marvine Co
the Marvine Co
11Th and High Streets
Columbia, Tenn
New Orleans
Ohta
Sava
Utica
Iwevayora
N.Y
Too-Prand Hina
Thik
Wisconsin
Datay
Ile
Roosevelt
Hay Christine
Mir Childeen
Oyster Bay
Surina
Generis
Southern Railway
R.L. Baylor
Chattanooga
Tennessee
C. A. Benscoter
Tenn
Columbia Grocery Company
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