Maury Dry Goods uses New York trip for spring stock
Local notes list numerous social visits and travels of residents across Columbia Nashville and Birmingham. John T Wooten travels to New York for spring goods for Maury Dry Goods while family and friends visit kin in St Louis Chattanooga Birmingham and Franklin. A cadet from West Point and several millinery moves are noted alongside a wanted hay press at Clayton Church.
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John T. Wooten
New York
Maury Dry Goods Co
Elizabeth Harlan
Alvin Armstrong
Ina
Hattie Bima
Sparta
C. G. Sims
West End
Rufus Jackson
Mt. Pleasant
St. Louis
Mary Pillow
Chattanooga
Birmingham
J. T. Baugus
Union City
Andrews
C. M. Jones
Thompson Station
William Kidd
Nashville
Columbia
Jas
Pinney
Kate Ricketts
D. F. Brewer
Louise McClellan
Dilzaeth Choate
George Hodge
Mort Hodge
Lafayette Jones
J. H. McClure
T. Looney
D. F. Watkins
Louise
Augusta Lowell, Jr
Lillian Loving
Maud McKnight
Mildred Gregory
Santa Fe
Alice McEwen
Turner Braly
Pulanki
R. M. Williams
Macon
W. P. Morgan
Edna Lee
Hartsville
Tenn
W. A. Yous
Elisabeth Harlan
Hartaville
Armstrong
John Proctét
Decatur
Als
Jennie Yeatman
Ashwood
James
Bradford
Fannie Louies Desjardins
Lottle Williamson
Portol Rico
Maury Tomlinson
J. B. Tomlinson
West Point Military Academy
W. T. Chaffin
Scott Harlan
Frank Williams
Elkton
T. H. Williams
Rebecca Carpenter
Murfreesboro
Maud Jones
Leftwich
Grover Parks
Riverside
James Butler
Will Ellett
Maury, Milinery Co
A . H. Foster
W. H. Wiliams
Quarterly Conference at Culleoka Methodist Church
Presiding Elder T A Kerley will conduct the quarterly conference at the Methodist church in Culleoka next Saturday and Sunday. The Presbyterian Church U S A at Cutleok has called Rev George M Spears of Prospect as pastor. services will be held on the first and fourth Sundays each month.
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T. A. Kerley
Methodist
Culleoka
Presbyterian Church U. S
Bohemian Club to Host masque ball and club notices
Bohemian Club plans a masque ball in their cub on Friday. Girls' Garden Club met with Miss Mitte Elam. Mrs Sam Holding hosted the Monday Night Club with bridge and luncheon. Students' Club to meet Saturday at ten with Mrs H O Palm for literary and musical program. Julia Biddle hosted friends for a Leap Year tea and game. Mrs W E B Norvell entertained guests for tea and small board party. Cosmopolitan Club forms from Girls Club with Florence in Italy as spring focus and a long roster of lectures and meetings through May. Around Town items note sales, real estate moves, and local notices.
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H. O. Palm
Ron
Misa
Julia Biddle
Louis Daniel
Annie Barrow
Ilgeanti
W. EB. Norvell
Frederick Hardy
W. B. Capers
Columbia
Hardin P. Cochrane
Franklin
Girle’ Club
Mary Carpenter
Cosmopolitan Club
Florence
Italy
Jessie Wharton
Rachel Ashton
Lucia Friersson
Rachel
Bessie Ashton
de’ Medici
T. W. Ballbag
Sam Ashworth
Walter Patterson
McEwen
Lem Thomas
Jim White
Pulaski
F. Johnson
Aiken
The
Herald Tenteant
Ladies of the Students’ Club
Smiser
F. E. Wood
Rush Scott
County Criminal Court
Tennessean
Bessip Bostick
Tenn
Eggs for sale from Wilsons strain in county listings
Miss Emma Ricketts visits Mobile Alabama and Myrtle Pleasant, while Mrs Eva Moore and Mrs F J Moore return from a visit to Fayetville. Bee priced at $1.00 for a listing of 16 delivered in Columbia. Mrs W. & Forgey of Santa Fe, Ton. also mentioned in the transmission.
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Egée
Rhodes and
Reds
Plymouth Rocks
Cail
Ben Cowley
Suste Po
Mre
NH Dunbar Bag
Om Wen
ER Farret
John Coz
Indecator
Brooder
Fittie Sat
Pelleus
E. R Paw Hell
the Herald
Edna Ruchnan
Nashville Tennessean
Europe
Bucbins
EB. Callender & Co
Citizens
Lewis Philips
Hohenwald
Tennessean
Edna L. Buchna
South High Street
Wilson
Prise Winters
Columbia
W. & Forgey
Santa Fe
Ton
Emma Ricketts
ML Pleasant
Mobile
Ala
Eva Moore
F. J. Moore
Cullookn
Mira
Fayetavitte
Big Sale Continues At Bogateky and Bauman Store
Bogateky and Bauman announce a further thirty days of their big inventory sale in The Herald. The sale has run through February with strong buyer response, and the firm will offer reliable goods at manufacturers’ cost before spring goods arrive.
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Bogateky & Bauman
The
Herald
Tanufacturers
The Herald Ad Warns Delinquent Subscribers
The Washington based Herald warns delinquent subscribers to pay arrears and end their account immediately. It asserts authority over subscription payments and declares actions to recover owed amounts. The notice emphasizes firm collection stance and urgency.
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Waeehington
Herald
Herald CO
Maury Dry Goods 60 New Spring Stock Preview
The signs of the times point to spring and the store announces its new spring stock of dress goods silks wash goods white goods notions shoes clothing and carpets. They are already displaying many new items in dress goods silks and wash goods.
New Spring Dress Goods and Accessories Display
New dress goods voils and lace stripes offered in black and colors with prices 1.00 1.25 and 1.50. Panama fabrics in latest designs also in stripes. New serges and tuffeta at popular prices 50c 1.00 1.25 and 1.50. Visit upstairs to see Mrs A S Custer and choose a spring suit.
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Panama
A S Custer
Silk fabrics and walking suit materials offered at bargain prices
The ad lists Black Taffeta 83 inch for $0.79, 85 inch at $1.00, 36 inch apot proof and perspiration proof fabric at $1.50, and new Shontung and Rajab silk for walking suits in black and colors at $1.00 and $1.25, plus colored Jap and Taffeta at popular prices.
Democratic Primary Election called for Maury County
Notice announces a Democratic primary on April 4 1908 to nominate Sheriff Trustee and Tax Assessor. Polls run 9 am to 4 pm at 10 districts listing stores and towns including Santa Fe Water Valley Spring Hill Caldwell Bros Rock Springs Cullooka Glendale Mt Pleasant Hillburg and more. Chairman J H Kannon and Secretary Jas A Smiler sign. Also ad for pure apple vinegar barrels sold by Horace Rainey.
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Maury
Fly’s
Santa Fe
Water Valley
Fike's Mill
Sawdust Valley
Court House
Hampshire and Taylor's
J. H. Kannon
JAS
Senator Taylor presses for direct primary in Tennessee
Washington opinion piece notes Senator Taylor argues a direct primary best reflects voter will and criticizes a committee ordered primary as disenfranchising Democrats. He urges leadership to unite party, favoring majority rule and a compulsory general primary law as the legislature prepares.
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Washington, D. C
Taylor
Tennessee
Democratic Party
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