Christmas Slippers Show Draws Visitors This Season
A Christmas slippers display tops stockings bringing foot comfort year round. The slipper show is a big seasonal event worth visiting for all ages.
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Newspaper
Columbia Herald
Location
Columbia, Tennessee, United States of America
Date
Dec 25, 1908
Page
9
Slipper Styles and Prices Listed for Men
Readable line lists various men slippers styles including Opera Everett and Romeo Nullifiers and Bath Slippers in colors Black Kid Tan Russia Patent Leather French Goats priced at 1.50 or 2.50 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Opera
Everett
Romeo
Russia
Women's Slippers in Popular Colors with Fur Trim
House slippers offered as felt Juliets richly fur trimmed in popular colors. Prices listed as $1.00, $1.50, or $2.00.
Christmas Guests and Homecomings Across Town
Local families and relatives from Nashville, Cumberland University, and nearby states converge for the holidays. Visitors include Mrs. R. 8 Jones, Mr. and Mrs. Faulkner, Miss Virginia Oliver, Sheriff Love Webb, and several others visiting relatives at Columbia Military Academy, Decatur, Florence, and Memphis. Numerous residents travel or return from colleges and universities for Christmas, with plans to visit homes in Louisville, New Orleans, and Texas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. 8. Jones
Nashville
R. A. Faulkner
Virginia Oliver
Cumberland University
C. D. Park
H. L. Ponder
Walnutridge
Ark
John N. Gant
A. Samuels
Tessie Samuels
Atlanta
Samuela Rosenthal
Miss Samuels
Annie Huston
Tuscumbia
Ala
McFall
Florence
Minnie Fry
Belmont College
Jauanita Evans
Newberry
Miss Fry
Belmont
Clint Whitthorne
Sewanee
Horace Frierson, Esq
Lawrenceburg
Hallam W
Knoxville
Joe
Boyce Cummings
Fayetteville
Marguerite Alcorn
St. Louis
W. P. Morgan, Jr
Memphis
P. H. Haskel
J. B. Wilkins
Houston
Texas
Paul Wilkins
Kate Wright
Tifton
Z. W. Ewing
Pulaski
F. F. Everett
Amis Scott
Southwestern Presbyterian University
Blanche Scott
Otta Bena
A. T. Stewart
C. V. Hall
Ruth Standish Cody
New York
Frank H. Smith
South Main Street
Miss Cody
New England
Soule College
Wiliam Hine
U' 85
Indiana
Philadelphia Navy Yards
Mary Hine
John M. Burns
Oklahoma
M. E Prewert
Bardstown
Lemuel P. Padgett
Washington
William Mosts
Louisville
E. W. Jones
Decatur
Ala Mandin Tidwell
Iredell
J. W. Vous
D. N. Teague
Misa Irene
Madison
W. H. Wilson
B. E. Regen
Mooresville
Eleanor Frierson
B. H. Hatcher
H. G. Evans
Robert Lea Allen
Joe Lackey
Waverly Place
T. E. McLainé
Dora
W. R. Hutton
Hunteville
W. J. Dale
Evelyn Lackey
Mr. Winterrowd
Nashville Bible School
J. A. Sowell
Corsicana
Elton Hardison
Carter's Creek
F. C. Lowell
Innis Dobbins
Kentucky
Gerald Howard
Lehigh University
Philadelphia
Robert Pillow, Jr
the Universality of
Norman Dale
Vanderbilt University
Annie Houston
Spence McFall
Jessie Wharton
Peabody Normal
J. O. Walker
Centerville
A. EB. Wells
Columbia Military Academy
Local Society Notes and Holiday Visitors in Columbia
Columbia society pages detail holiday travels and returns of residents. lists include Indiana and Philadelphia Navy Yards personnel visiting family, Vanderbilt and Lehigh University affiliates home for holidays, and local marriages including Lente Gray and Chas Santa. The Cosmopolitan Club meeting and a music and art exhibit at Columbia Institute highlight cultural events amid festive season.
Death's Harvest: Le Roy Ham Dies After Pneumonia
Le Roy Ham aged 70 dies at his Ben neighborhood home after five days of pneumonia. He had earlier been struck by a car fender in Columbia and suffered a minor injury, but recovered before falling ill again following heavy rain. Funeral and interment at Liberty, Dr. R. M. Church cites pneumonia as sole cause. Other notices include death of Mrs. Chas L. Dyer of Merkel Texas and Bartlett drowning at Milwaukee river, plus Mrs Adeline Gee aged 91 at home of F. E. Wood with service by Rev. Stroud.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
le Roy Ham
Ben
R. M. Church
Columbia
Liberty
Chas L. Dyer
W. A. Voss
Sarah Holman
Chas. L. Dyer
Merkel
Texas
Dyer
Mesers, Harrison
Cal Roberts
Nashville
Sue Roberts
Hustsville
Merrick
Adeline Gee
F. E. Wood
West Ninth Street
WM Stroud
Be Hill
Around Town Notes and Holiday Happenings
Local brief items include a $1.00 per dozen cabinet photo sale at Youngs for thirty days and a candy sale by Loyal Temperance Legion at the Western Union office tomorrow. Santa arrives at McKennon Anderson Foster with children’s welcome, and Arch Lipscomb buys the W B Burmett house for 2200 moving soon. J C Allen sells Sawdust farm for 2250 via A L Blocker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young's
H. L. White
Wollaridge Drug Co
The
Loyal Temperance Legion
Western Union Telegraph Office
Santa Claus
McKennon, Anderson & Foster
H H. Guest
Nashville
Ed Cunningham
Arch Lipscomb
W. B. Burmett
Thirteenth Street
Mr. Lipscomb
J. C. Allen
Sawdust
J. W. Eskew
A.L. Blocker
Maddin Voss
North Garden
Braly Brox
Girard Brownlow
Clarence
Carlton Fry
William Oakes
Columbia
EB. R. Braly
Puinst
Will Padgett
A. J. Nichola
A. J. Nixon
Weat
J. Dobbins
Columbia Masonic Lodge
St. John the Branglist
Free Masonry
Martin Shelton Case Affirmed in Court of Civil Appeals
In the Court of Civil Appeals the case of N. Martin & Co. versus J. W. Shelton Maury equity was affirmed on Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court of Civil Appeals
N. Martin & Co
S. J
Riverside residents report ill and aging matriarch declines
Eugene Vestal remains very ill at his Riverside home while Felix Derryberry also at Riverside is ill and not expected to recover quickly. Mrs Gee of West End, mother of Mrs FM Wood, is gravely ill in her 92nd year, enduring infirmities of age with gentle patience and Christian grace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia [Institute
Mary Ashton
Lindsay Cooper
Jane Wheeler
Miss Taylor
Capers
Eugene Vestal
Riverside
Felix Derryberry
Gee
Mre
FM Wood
West End
Also Mentioned on This Page
Harlan & Evans
Frank G. Cook
Lente Gray
Carrie Gray
Chas
Ebro
F.C. Sowell
Colombia
Cosmopolitan Club
Hallie Fry
Cora Lee Jacobs
St Peter's Church of Rom
Mary Pillow
the Herald
Ers
Milwaukee River
Oneida Street
Barrett
Annidsehafter
Louisiana
Columbia Institute
Misa Sehafter
R. L. Granbert
R. L. McKinney
Martin-Shelton
Harlan’s
W. G. Harlan
Public
Woeerlbe
Hera
Liberal
Turner
Johnson
West Seventh Street Grocers
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