Personal notices of holiday visits and travels
Mrs. Charles Ferguson visits her sister in Nashville while Mrs. John Brownlow of Mt Pleasant visits relatives here. Miss Margaret Alcorn returns from Vassar to spend holidays with her parents. Many others, including Miss Mary Ela Fariss from Stanton and Miss Edna Peters from Viet, have come home for Christmas. Several residents plan trips to Decatur, Alabama and Nolensville for two weeks, while others remain in Columbia to greet guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Ferguson
Nashville
John Brownlow
Mt. Pleasant
Locke Breaux
R M. Heriges
Columbia
Margaret Alcorn
Vassar College
Poughkeepsie
New York
Mary Ela Fariss
Stanton
Mora B. Fariss
Edna Peters
Paris
Tenn
Rena Hight
Atlanta
Eugenia Everett
Huntaville
Ala
Joe Towler
Katherine Towler
Danville
Alice Davis
W. D. Hastings
Decatur
Willie McAdams
Spokane
Washington
United States
Turner
Charles Williamson
Auburn
Winfrey Church
Randolph Macon College
Washville
Supreme Court
James and
Bertram Dedman
Lebanon
Florence Shelton
Murfree Aboro
J. W. Shelton
Mary Ridley
Emmett Craige
Memphis
Cullooka
W. B. Burnett
Henry Moore
Texas Women’s Clubs
Addie
Mary Rainey
Horace Rainey
A. E. Wells
Ruth Hedlin
Birmingham
C. A. Faris
J.C. Taylor
John Padgett
R. G. Cox
Hiram
Ohio
John A. Witherspoon, Jr
Dixon
Ashwood
J. E. Dixon
St. Louis
Omaha
Neb
Aaso
Holiday visits and travel among Nashville residents
Relates present guests and departures for Christmas holidays from Nashville area. Mentions Misses Mary Taylor Ellen Logan Olive Dobbins Charlie May Selph Irene Williams and others visiting or returning from colleges, relatives in Memphis Ashwood Brentwood Knoxville Huntsville Florence and Columbia. Several residents plan to spend holidays with family and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dizon
Smahs
Ashwood
Mary Taylor
Ellen Logan
Nashville
Louise Clark
Marjory
Memphis
Goodman
Clark
Chas, Williamson
Asbern
Als
Jim Friel
Irene Williams
Columbia College
South Carolina
Charlie May Selph
T. M. Jones
Sixth Street
B. M. Renick
Paris
Meade Frierson
A. A. Barker
Brewton
Walter Adkisson
Looney Walker
Alabama
Georgia
Susie L. Walker
Maggie Lou Sloan
Kendrick Sloan
Erwin Sloan
John M. Sloan
Florence
Ala
Sallie G. Starks
Frank H. Smith
S. Main Street
Athenaeum
Around Town: Braly Bros. hires and holiday roster
Frank Smith and Clyde Thomas join Braly Bros. for the holidays. Santa Claus endorses Indian Herbs Tablets with a six months treatment for one dollar and quick fulfillment at No 8 North Garden beside Express Office. Lost dog alert: small black and white hound female. finder call W E Babb Bell phone 39-21 for reward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Smith
Braly Bros
Clyde Thomas
Santa Claus
Express
North Garden
GEO
N. L
Columbia
Monument Sold for Theta Cemetery Resting Place
Prof Leroy Reynolds, Glendale Training school principal, reported weekend enrollment over 100 in Columbia. W B Brittain sold a monument to T J Tomlinson of Theta to be placed in Theta cemetery marking his wife’s last resting place.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mound City Paints
Martin & Vaughn Co
Leroy Reynolds
Glendale Training School
Columbia
W. B. Brittain
T. J. Tomlinson
Theta
Theta Cemetery
Local Health Notes Highlight Noted Ills and Recoveries
Mrs Joe Tucker remains critically ill Ed Armstrong of Mr Pleasant travels to Nashville for appendicitis operation Bob Sheppard confined with grippe Thomas H Williams showing improvement and able to act up Mr BE L Armstrong operated in Nashville for appendicitis latest report says operation successful and patient is doing well
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Tucker
Ed Armstrong
Mr. Pleasant
Nashville
Bob Sheppard
Grippe
Thomas H. Williams
BE. L. Armstrong
Armstrong
Miss Lowell Closes School After Thursday Program
Mina Tone Lowell closed her small school at Rock Side on Thursday with a pleasant program and gift distribution. A planned Christmas tree was canceled due to weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mina Tone Lowell
Rock Side
Appropriation Sought for Modern Ballot Boxes in County
Election Commissioners plan to seek January court approval to buy modern locked ballot boxes to secure ballots tally sheets and poll books. The system would allow two keys held by the chair and an officer, with returns sent securely to the county chair in Columbia. Officials expect support, noting current boxes are outdated and risky for election integrity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
En- Jurie
The
Election Commission
Columbia
Smiser
Gregory
Commission
Present City Teachers Host Holiday Program At Schools
This morning Grammar and High School pupils staged an original program featuring readings music and speeches. Supt Harris announced holidays lasting until January 4 and the students presented gifts to Supt Harris Mr Morton Mrs Mitchell and Miss Kelley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harris
Morton
Robert Gilbreath
Mitchell
Kelley
Papire
Taylor Trotwood Magazine to Feature Columbia Issue
The February number of the Taylor Trotwood Magazine will present a Columbia feature with a major city and county write up, numerous illustrations, and a broad circulation in the South. City representatives are preparing material for a comprehensive, exclusive article, enhancing the issue’s advertising value. Subscribe for The hernia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taylor. Trotwood
Columbia
Governor Pardon Mill Grants Christmas Pardons
Gov Patterson, while in Florida, advances Christmas pardons for ten convicts. He instructed his Secretary to issue the pardons tomorrow, presenting a list of clemencies as a holiday gesture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Herald
Nashville
Tenn
Patterson
Florida
Old Molly Hare Sells High Finance To Maury County Rabbit Market
Local dealer Louie Barker ships 400 rabbits daily at 16 1 2 cents each, paying out about 25 dollars daily. December sales for common sedge-field rabbits total over 1 000, with monthly revenue likely surpassing four thousand dollars in Maury County. The tale of Old Molly Hare, now Mel the financier, underscores the county’s unique market activity and ancillary labor costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Molly Har
Ahe
Tara
Rabbit
Mel
Maury
Ike
Columbia
Louie Barker
Barker
Pete Hardison Bond Signed After Retirement
Pete Hardison, recently retired from East Tennessee, had his second bond signed. Qualifying bondmen include W. J. Hardie, T P Hardison, J. J. Hardison, W. M. Hardison, W. L. Cheek, H. P Lixiett oP Cheek and J. B. Cheek.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pete Hardison
East Tennessee
Bond
Seconi
W. J. Hardie
T P Hardison
J. J. Hardison
W. M. Harison
W. L. Cheek
H. P Lixiett Op Cheek
J. BE. Cheek
Also Mentioned on This Page
Harlan and Evans
Columbia Savings & Trust CO
Miss Lowell
Marry Dry Goods Co
Down IN Land
Old Molly Hare
National Dental Parlors
D. Fowlin
BROWN
Adiciwon Brothers
Golummia
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