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Newspaper

Columbia Herald

Location

Columbia, Tennessee, United States of America

Date

Dec 22, 1916

Page

5

December Weather Records Shattered in Maury County

The United States observatory at Ashwood reports six degrees below zero, breaking thirty-five years of Maury county December records. Snow fell six inches, temperatures plummeted through the night, ice formed on creeks, and skating was possible in many areas. The unusual cold continues a weeklong pattern for this month.

Maury County United States Observatory Ashwood Eoomber Ben

Births at home of Dr and Mrs Black

Mr and Mrs J H Black are the Sour parents of a nine and a half pound boy named Charles Franklin born Saturday at their home. Miss Mossie Elaine Cheek has lived at the home of Mr and Mrs Cheek at Fountain Creek. A little early but Miss Cheek hoped to be here for the Christmas holidays.

J. H. Black Charles Franklin Don Mossie Elaine Cheek 10 Cheek Fountain Creek Old Forte Seek Andrew Dale Ernest £. McLemore West Seventh Street William Andrew Dale McLemore Randolph McLemore Nashville W. A. Dale Joseph F. Brownlow W. J. Dale, Jr Miss McKinney Robert L. McKinney Century Club Mary Wilkes McKinney Miss Hoyt South Pasadena California New York W. S. Fleming Narcisse Fleming Columbia Society Ruth Fleming Ernest Dance Provine Greenlaw Charles Pelletiere W. 8. Fleming, Jr John Fleming H. B. Cochran John T. Wooten Pp. H. Faucett Horace Frierson Horace Rainey John F. Stephenson Davis Gray C. C. Harvey A. S. Page W. W. Evans Clint Moore H. O. Fulton Eugene Anderson Pro Yine Greenlaw Earnest Dance Minnie Shannon Jas Suddoth Emmala Capers Ridley Thelma Dunn Herbert Dyer Imogene Barrow Ray Erwin Florence Sheldon Willie Herring Charlotte Hughes Joe Tolley Charlotte Watson Shields Martha Brownlow Wm. Oakes Sulema Brownlow Joe Hagey Marie Brownlow Paul Cecil Dutch Tolley Robin Gurley Margaret Greenlaw Keith Denham Lotlie Smith Stuart Stephenson Grace Fry Wm. Curtis Elizabeth Whitthorne Charley Franklin Margaret McKennon Howlett Wilsoo Charlotte Lockridge Flavius Looney Mary Gordon Clarence Fry Mary McCarty Fred Stephenson Francis Moore Jno Cecil

Thursday Club Members Delighted by Holiday Meeting

The Thursday Club gathered at Mrs. Cord D. Park’s home with Mesdames Park and Wallace Sowell hosting. Mrs. A. W. Lipscomb spoke on The Rural Credit System while Marguerite Page read Rosalind from As You Like It. Misses Boyd and Leah Sharp contributed a song and piano solo as guests enjoyed Christmas decorations and refreshments.

Mesdames Cord D. Park Wallace Sowell Boyd Leah Sharp

Wheat and Livestock Markets Mixed as Prices Edge Higher

Wheat closes at an advance after morning declines, May at 162 1/2 cents, hogs up to 10.45 per cwt, cattle steady, turkeys up to 21 cents per lb, bigs weaker at 35 cents, packers’ butter unchanged at 22 cents. Receipts light as Christmas buying rises across markets.

Louisville Stock Markets Update from December 21

Cattle receipts were light and prices steady with no change. Hogs rose 10 to 15 cents with heavies at 10.45, mediums 10.20, lights 9.70, pigs 5.60 to 9.05. Other lines include produce prices, flour and grain quotations, furs, and lard and bacon rates.

Bourbes Stock Journal Herald Louisville Heaives

Garber Dresses Offer Wide Waistline Array

Garber advertises voile and batiste waists priced from $1.50 and a beautiful assortment of ladies waists in silk crepe de chine and georgette. Prices shown include $1.49, $1.98, and $2.49 and up for various styles.

Voile Batiste Georgette Walsts Malta

Derryberry, Holcomb, Shannon Deaths in Local Notices

James Derryberry aged two died at home on the Lowell Mill pike after a brief illness. Felix Holcomb aged twenty six died at home and is survived by his parents and siblings. Sam Shannon one year old son of Ed and Mrs Shannon died of pneumonia at home near Isom. Maury Undertaking Co. handled arrangements and services were conducted and interments at local cemeteries.

James D. Derryberry Emmett Derryberry Lowell Mill Pike Newt Derryberry Derryberry Maury Undertaking Co Felix Holcomb John Holcomb Cumberland Presbyterian Church Sam Shannon Mra Ed Shannon Isom Shannon

County Criminal Court Suspends Mallory Case and Sentences

Judge McKnight’s county court concluded hearings with the Addie Mallory case. Mallory was charged on two counts for liquor sales near a school. jury absolved her. Charles Alderson was found guilty of procuring liquor and given 30 days on the county road with Squire John Akin. Henry Roberson was found guilty of liquor sales near a school and received three months on the county road and a $50 fine.

McKnight County Criminal Court Addie Mallory Mallory East Hill Charles Alderson Charley John Akin Williamsport Henry Roberson

R. T. Simpson To Be Speaker Here

Hon. A. T. Simpson of Florence, Als, a longtime advocate of the Jackson Military Highway, will be one of the speakers at the January 8 celebration of the route location known as Jackson's Day. He promised to attend if providentially hindered he would be here. other invited speakers have not yet responded.

A. T. Simpson Florence Als Jackson Military Highway Board of Trade W. C. Whitthorne Committee On Invitation

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