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Newspaper

Columbia Herald

Location

Columbia, Tennessee, United States of America

Date

Jan 01, 1904

Page

5

Personal notices of residents and visitors scattered across towns

A long list of names shows Mr E. 1 Joyen expanding time at home and many residents and travelers visiting relatives in Nashville Franklin Lynnville Murfreesboro and other towns. Entries mention returns from trips to St Louis Memphis Mississippi and Kentucky plus several engagements and preparations for holidays.

Local social notes and guest visits chronicle holiday season

A lengthy roundup of visitors and residents in the region includes Grace Battle of Guthrie Kentucky arriving in town, Mr Walter Scrages and family, Dr and Mrs Hont Pillow attending a nephew’s wedding, and several locals hosting or visiting kin. Notable mentions cover university ties, depot construction rumors, and a Nashville tobacco event.

Local social notes and New Year greetings from Belmont area

Misses Laura Winkler and Ethel Beo land, guests of Miss Mary Dale Figures, returned to Belmont College in Nashville. Lt W N Hughes Jr, at Fort Leavenworth, visited grandmother Mrs A M Hughea in West Hind. J B Tucker, phosphate contractor of Mr Pleasant, here Monday. contracted to ship 50 000 tons of rock next year. Mr and Mrs Jas H Peoples and others of Franklin spent Christmas with Rev and Mrs Jas H Peoples. Dr Hazle Padgett called to Nashville to examine O Potts for a prior murder case. J A MacKnight of Birmingham, originator of placing a giant statue at St Louis Exposition, visiting John Trotwood Moore. New Year wishes from Abbopty & Buchanan. advertisement highlights Pure Blood Bitters.

Joyen W. W. Faw Franklin Jas Mattie McGaw Rels-Ea Lynnville Matthews Gordon Centerville J. J. Ed Ford Erty Abel Wilkes Culieoka Wednesday Brown Nashville T. N. Jones West Tennenes James D. Richardson, Jr Murfreesboro Janis Alexander Thompson Station Margaret McEwen B. H. Hatcher Gant Mississippi Ly Junius Pott Fort Worth Hott Knight Jay Arch Craige St. Ala Migeins Fayetteville Iué Rachel Barker Mra A. N. Dale Stid Ign Dimpls Meadors Jean Dobbins Mag. J. B. McCall Huntington Mabel Dame Custer Miss Ryan Louisville John Parham Chattanoous J. Owen Hendley Bride Josaph Etheridge Lelia Williamson Ithridge Dora Parham Columbia Herbert Kinnard Sheffield Als Mary Clara Helen Hayes Lare Hill Will M. Banting Florence Ala Joho ‘Trotwood Moore D. G. Gordon Elizabeth Porter Watson W. K Phillips W. P. Woldridge Louise Woldridge Nash‘ville Mire Mary Clapton Misa Verna Holt Mie Albertville Gertrude Farkas Albany Institute Joe Mitchell Ir ‘Greenville Taxac Libbie Wood Luella Cook Nashille Sam Holding Waynesboro Innis Do Washington Laure Charlotte Faris Conthitt Joe Lee St. Louis Mia J. H. White Child Osceola Ark Hell Meade Vaughan Clare Atcorn Franklin, Ky Mira Minni H. J. Houser Juline Stone J. B. Rees Reed Pauline O'Neil J. C. Walker Ashwood Roller City Deni ‘Tyreene Aghter Sarah Louie Teats Larrencebarg James Roberta Williams Barker New York Atkinson Lonteville Ed W J. A. McKnight Birmingham Atlanta Laura Winkler Ethel Beoland Mary Dale Figures Belmont College W. N. Hughes, Jr Fort Tavenworth Kans A. M. Hughea West Hind Tucker Pleasant Monasy Aig Jas H. Peoples Greer Peoples Hal Peoples Jas. H. Peoples

May the year 1904 bring prosperity to Maury Dry Goods Co

The Maury Dry Goods Co extends New Year greetings and thanks customers for past support. It advertises deep discounts on tailor made suits, jackets, dress goods, and men's wear with several price cuts and sale terms, urging shoppers to visit the store for low prices and good value.

Local notes and business moves in town

Dave Bogatzky & Co move into a pew store at No 29 public square while W A Puryeor assists tax work in the trustee's office. A lost money purse with two rolls of currency and keys is offered a five dollar reward for return. Frank Lett Smith shows a new motorcycle wheel. Robertson rents Buckman shop for a carriage and repair business. Mt Olivet Church youths visit J A Malloy’s home on Christmas Eve to fill the pantry with food.

Dave Bonatsky Nashville Touiness Dave Bogatsky & Co Volney Link Maury Democrat Chattapoona Chattanooga Times Link Colmmiua Dave Bogatzky & Co Pew Public Square Albert R Fleming Register T. E. Lipscomb The Leslie Simms McKennon Anderson & Foster Herald Mt. Olivet M. E Fedak J. A. Malloy South Columbia

Reminder to renew subscription in Columbia Herald

Don’t forget to call in Columbia to renew your subscription and request the pretty Herald calendars.

Columbia Herald

Injured Boy in Stable Accident at Sunnyside

A young boy, John Doe McVandlees, son of J. G. McCandlees, suffered a broken leg when a horse knocked a pane, which fell on him at a Sunnyside stable where he was with his grandfather N. E. Doe. He was later reported doing well.

John Doe McVandlees J. G. McCandlees Sunnyside N. E. Doe Dex Inet

Two Things to Remember from the Herald Colombia

The fragment prompts new readers to call and renew their Herald subscription when first visiting Colombia and to obtain a decorative calendar. It emphasizes starting with a renewal and a calendar as a welcome gesture from the newspaper.

Colombia The Herald

Watch Night Service Marks New Year at Local Church

A watch night was held to usher in the new year and the old in the community. A watch service took place at the South Columbia Methodist church to welcome the year ahead.

South Columbia Methodist Church

Wedding Bells In Columbia Miss Elizabeth Sanders Wed Wallace Sargent

Wed at the bride's home near Columbia in a quiet ceremony due to a recent bereavement. Rev Steward officiated while ushers and family attended. the couple will reside in Eau Springs after a brief visit to Sandant alley.

Columbia Elizabeth Sanders Wallace N. Sargent Rornest Jones Franklin R. Ernest Jones Clifford Sargent Sune R Ernest Jones Sargent Sandant Alley Eau Springs

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