Holidays Bring Visitors and Travelers to Maury County
Local residents and guests fill Maury County for Christmas and New Year visits. Names include Rebecca Grant, Ina Sims, Minnie Lou Davis, Alf and Jack Thompson, C. K. McLemore, and many others visiting relatives in Nashville, Murfreesboro, Memphis, Birmingham, Gallatin, Franklin, and Bristol. Several teach or study away, with homecomings from Dalton, Vanderbilt, and the University.
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Rebecca Grant Ia
Jay Newsom
Nashville
Jennie Grimess
Jease Powell
Ina Sims
Lewisburg
Chas. G. Sims
West End
Minnie Lou Davis
Carters Creek
John Lewis
Alf
Jack Thompson
C. K. McLemore
Chicago
Rebecca McLemore
Lesey F. McLemore
Murfreesboro
James D. Richardson
Elmer Wooten
Frank, Boyd
Waynesboro
Blanche Carter
Sttabens
M. R. Porter
Birmingham
Maury County
Olive Dobbina
Johnson
Franklin
Kate Wright
Dalton
Gua
J. E. Edgerton
Memphis
Mr. Hopkins
Marshall County
E. W. Jones
New Decatur
Ala
Ed Hamilton
M. A
Enid
Miss
Cecil Ewing
Vanderbilt
J. Stockard
Mazie Cason
Asheville
Maud Burns
Fender
W. A. Stroud
Lynnville
Robert McAdams
E. C. Lee
Toledo
Ohio
Columbia Military Academy
Mattie Lou Phillips
Lttle
Ruth Burns
J. M. Dedman
Jindys
Selma
Jeane Billington
Local society notes reflect holiday travel and weddings
A string of society items traces visitors and relatives over Christmas and New Year. Notables include Miss Lile Hughes in Nashville, Dr G W Oliver visiting from Medina, and Dr Drake Clapton returning from Kentucky. Weddings abound with Marsh-Staggs, Dooley-Jeffrey, and Hadley-Hulme among couples, while dances and art exhibits highlight festive activity at Columbia institutions.
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Sewanee
Tom
Black Head
Tucker
Louisville
Chicago
J. T. Peters
Edna
East Tennessee
Kate Bostick
Nashville
Walter C. Johnson
Chattanooga
P. C. Haley
Nora Drake
Clarksville
Ed Turner
Annie Hughes Allums
Columbia
Detroit
Mich
G. W. Oliver
Medina
Gibson County
Oliver
Drake Clapton
Kentucky
Ella Smith
Birmingham
W. BE. Davis
Bessie Lee
Mary Billington
T. A. Wallace
Pulasik
James Letcher Pipen
A. J. Nichols
A. H. Foster
Jim Andrews, Jr
Springfield
Will Goad
Hunteville
Ala
W. J. Goad
P. M. Anderson
Gallatin
van Leer Polk
Kitchen
B. B. Bond
Arkansas
J. M. Dedman
the Bethel
Marriages Licenses Listed In Local Notices
George Holt to Miss Hattie Hines J N Sharp to Miss Genie Holley Will Johnson to Miss Vera Fisher Frank Cantrell to Miss Simulion Nicholson G J Dooley to Miss Alice Joffrey T J Knoles to Miss Lula Craig George E Marsh to Miss Dora Stages Stockard Dale to Miss Mattie Torres P4 Seaton to Emma Wisdom J B Wiltshire to Miss Kate Mo Murray
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George Holt
Hattie Hines
J. N. Sharp
Genie Holley
Will Johnson
Vera Fisher
Frank Cantrell
Simulion Nicholson
G. J. Dooley
Alice Joffrey
T. J. Knoles
Lula Craig
George E. Marsh
Dora Stages
Stockard Dale
Mattie Torres
Seaton
Emma Wisdom
J. B. Wiltshire
Kate Mo Murry
Easy-Geing Sayings Shaped by Early Life
The quote portrays a speaker denying early struggles and claiming to handle life as it comes. It features dialectal phrasing and reflects an attitude of geographic or cultural background shaping resilience. The exchange highlights casual storytelling over hardship, with emphasis on personal outlook.
Elegant Home Wedding At Jameson Home
Miss Susan Jones Jameson wed Oliver R. Bianchard in a Christmas green and white ceremony at Major and Mrs. T. J. Jameson’s home. The bride, in blue silk applique, was escorted by the groom as Rev. J. W. Farias officiated. Flower girls were Melville Louise Jameson and Julia Jones Jameson. Afterward, guests enjoyed refreshments as tributes from Nashville and local friends were exchanged. The couple plans Birmingham as their home and left for a Kentucky bridal trip.
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J. 3. Carrigan
Misa Susie 1
Mitchell
Melville Louise Jameson
Julia Jones Jameson
Moddard
Corridor & Sidebottom
Nashville
Christmas Cheer Slogan From The Herald Offer
A festive message repeats a question about remembering others and offers a Herald subscription for one dollar for a year. The ad encourages readers to consider those who remembered them and promotes the paper during the holiday window.
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the Herald
Great Change For The Better In Christmas Travel Grains
A temperance shift improved Christmas travel on the Louisville & Nashville line. Conductor Witt reports seven passenger coaches carried travelers from Nashville and nearby towns with no intoxicated or noisy passengers and no accidents. Temperance sentiment reduced drunkenness and disturbances during the holiday journey.
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Witt
Louisville & Nashville Railroad
Nashville
Mynors
It Didn’t Work Free Prescription Advice Exchange
A man seeking a free prescription asks for cold remedies and is met with a quip about seeking competent medical advice. The brief exchange centers on the humorous tension between desperation and practical guidance. No further details provided.
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