Personal notes from Columbia residents visit Nashville and area
Mrs Huia Watton returned from Nashville after a several day visit. R O Patterson was in Nashville on business. Nellie Akin spends the week at home in Hampshire. Irma Welch visits Hampshire with Nellie Akin. Lemuel Longe and family leave Centerville after visiting mt. pleasant relatives. Many locals host and visit friends in Columbia, Nashville, Lewisburg and Franklin as well as other nearby towns.
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Huia Watton
Nashville
R. O. Patterson
Nellie Akin Ie
Hone
Hampshire
Irma Welch
Nellie Akin
Mra
Lemuel R. Longe
Priday
Centerville
Jobo Adams
Major
Lem Long
Anoie
Hattie Hill
Columbia
J. 8. Hill
Charlotte Henderson
Sarah Hughes
Zeda Yek
Summertown
George Dabney
Lewisburg
Sam Griffith
Franklin
Misoes Kittie
Cora Brownlow
Columbis
Simpe Irwin
Anne Hunter
Dutton, Fla
Central Phosphate Company
Fred Hunter
Madison Station
Als
J. M. Hunter
Mosdames J.T. Alexander
James A. English
Edos Roth
Alexander
Walter Brooks
Fannie Craige
Williamsport
Webb Crosthwaite
Chattanoor
Hornie
Emma Stallings
A. Li Lanier
Johns Long
J. N. Fry
Springfield
J. R. Stewart
Crestview
Thos. Weaver
J. W. Weaver
Jas. A. Englieh
Kidon Roth
Ola Stone
Wm. Burnett
Pauline Dabney
Robert Dabney
Waldron
Wheeler
Chas. Ingram
Central Phosphate Co
Wane
Fis
John Rubin, Sr
Jas. Craige
Vanderbilt
L. Goldner
Rovers
McFerrin
Mies Bastrico Goliner
Benoît Walker
Attorney Ad: E. L. Gregory at Ingram Building Mt Pleasant
E L Gregory attorney at law advertises services from the Ingram Building in Mt Pleasant with two phone contacts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. B. Rayburn
Mt, Pleasant, Tenn
Locals Busy Town Prepares for New Year
Howard Institute opens Monday after a week’s vacation. Mt. Pleasant Mille near completion with office building framing nearly done. A car frame plant contributes to a multi thousand dollar local tax. Merchants close books, start new year accounts, and anticipate profits. Snow last Sunday melted by noon. phosphate rock stocks nearby ready for shipment. L Mercy moves shops to Jackson Building consolidating three stores. Frank Cummins withdraws from Coble Garrett Co after stock-taking. Fisher of Williams Drug Co. packs and may seek fortune in the West. Much moving as year ends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Institute
Mt. Pleasant Mille
Mt.Pleasant
Ths
Merchantesro
L. Mercy
Dr. Wash Long
Jackson
Frank Cummins
Coble, Garrett & Co
Fisher
Teweler
Williams Drug Co
West
Swift & Co Fertilizer Plant Ties to Rail Line
An official from Swift & Co says if the Illinois Central extends to Mt. Pleasant, a fertilizer factory may be located here. The 1. G. likely will extend a branch. the Nashville Birmingham main line would probably bypass this city. The LC's arrival is credited with bringing the large factory under construction locally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Swift &Co
Ilinois Central Railroad Co
Mt. Pleasant
1. G
Nashville
Birmingham
Ths City
Ibis
Beware of Mercury Containing Catarrh Ointment
Caution against ointments for catarrh that contain mercury. Mercury compounds can damage the entire system and harm the child. Only use prescriptions from reputable physicians. Hall's Catarrh Cure is advertised as mercury free and made in Cleveland Ohio by Fr. Cheney Co. Free testimonials offered, sold by druggists. Take Hall's Factory Pills for constipation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hall
Fos Cheney
Toledo
de Buylat Hall
Cleveland
Ohio
Fr. Cheney & Co
Drugelsts
Sermons and Temperance Win Support at Local Churches
Rev T A Wharton preached on Things Hard to be Understood from 2 Peter at the Presbyterian church. A collection of 80 cents was taken for Rev Thos Herdin. Strong drink was the topic of Rev A S Allen’s Sunday night discourse at the Presbyterian church. Koegeler readings were at Church of the Holy Cross Sunday at 11. Elder T E Tomerlin preached for the Christ church at 11. The M and C Church held a temperance sermon by Rev A S Allen Sunday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. A. Wharton
Columbia
Peter
Presbyterian
Thos. Herdin
West
Allen
Koegeler
Church of the Holy Cross
T. E. Tomerlin
Ray
Stock Law Becomes City Law With Night Enclosure Rule
At a called meeting of the Board of Mayor and Aldermen the ordinance requiring owners of cattle to keep stock enclosed at night and all other stock contained at all times passed third and final reading and takes effect thirty days after passage. The board praised the administration and urged townsfolk to beautify homes, thanking the Mayor and Aldermen.
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Samme
Another Mail Carrier Bids Open for Faster Postal Service
Bids to transfer mail between the depot and post office are open with hopes a new contractor will ensure speedy delivery. Observations accuse the existing carrier of slow stops on Broadway and delaying mail for over two minutes. The city notes current transfer times from train to depot run fifteen to twenty minutes, and night arrivals are too slow.
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Broadway Street
Local Social and Religious Notes From Usah and Riverside
Elder N Derry Lerry preached at Loses Sunday while Mis avril Conelly and children visited Riverside relatives. Mrs Robert Jones attended Lawea preaching. W W Hardison of Paris Tenn visited relatives. W W Blair attended Sunday services. Martha Dooley broke a toe last Sunday. James Andrews and Elwa spent time with W sharp. Knox Kinnard stayed with grandmother J Darryerry. Gertie Jones visited home folks after schooling in Bowling Green.
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Lava
Jan
Derry |Lerry
Avril Conelly
Riverside
W. A. Derryberry
J. D. Derryberry
Robert Jones
Lawea
W. W. Hardison
Paris
W W. Blair
Martha Dooley
James Andrews
Elwa
W. Sharp
Knox Kinnard
J. T. Darryerry
Gertie Jones
Bowling Green
Kentucky
Howe
Scusrrrere
Dean's Kidney Pills Backed by Local User Testimony
A column promotes Dean's Kidney Pills as a safe kidney remedy, citing local Carolina user Jeter of East Ninth Street in Columbia who suffered four to five years from kidney trouble. He purchased the pills after reading ads, found relief, and recommends the product. The ad lists Foster Milburn as the U.S. distributor and urges readers to remember the name Poan'e.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bright
Dean
Columbia
K. L. Jeter
Carpenter
East Ninth
Adama & Martin
Foster Milburn
Woffalo
United States
Poan'e
Negro Messengers Deliver Telegrams in Chattanooga
Chattanooga residents report a new year change as Negro messenger boys begin delivering telegrams for Western Union and Postal in Chattanooga Tennessee. Managers say white messengers were retained to handle duties, and the experiment with Negro workers was undertaken at year start.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chattanooga
Tenn
Western Union
Pental
Whisky-Driven Disorder Leads to Bray Arrest in Columbia
Lynnville Tennessee on Christmas Day Dock Bray and companions travelled to Columbia for drinks. Bray, intoxicated on the return train, caused a disturbance and damaged a coat. A detective traced the theft and Bray was arrested yesterday. He confessed guilt but claimed ignorance. Held for court in $1,000 bail, he faces further action as authorities expect more arrests.
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Lynnville
Tenn. Des
Dock
Bray
Esq
Massey Sells Store and Leaves for Holdeneville
Mr J A Massey proprietor of Masseys shop near Cros Bridges has sold out to Mr C G N Poster and will depart Tuesday for Holdeneville Indian Territory to begin a new home. Several Massey family members now visiting Fort Worth will accompany him and others named plan to join later.
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J. A. Mansay
Massey
Cros Bridges
CG. N. Poster
Holdeneville
Indian Territory
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Wmoount Preasant Department
Herald - Chronicle
Aris Hunter Hes
Dutton, Bly
Cental
E. L. Gregory
Attorney At Law
Webster- Locke Milling Go
Rior
Webster-Loske
Hell
Cithen
Sogial
Morris Orr
M. J. Orr
Ridley
Lauree Orr
A. B. Morris
Kenton
Lemuel R. Long
B. W. Mortis
Mise Flosnie Orr
Mies Mary McCurdy
Wm. J. Howard
Maid of Honor
Dini
Annie Smith
Carrie Estes
Merry Boatick
Mary Dale Craige
Mary Orr
Alice Doss
E. A. Orr
Alex Orr
Geo, Killebrew
Alfred Killebrew
Montgomery County
Mr Long
Bessie Craige
Maj
Lemuel Long
John M. Gray
8. A. Beckett
Grace Nowlin
Sonle College
Bell Harper
Ala
Minnes Madge
Elsie Young
L. L
D. J. Bates
Martha Coraline
Robert Harmon Jenings
Kira
Joe Janes
Jordan Avenue
Religious
Usah
C. W. Fleming
Kittrel
Citizen's Phone No
Ernest Irwin Life
Pinto Glass
Nxurance
Lewin Bros, Undertakers
Equitable Assusrance Society
Fretport
Fidelity and Casualty.of
New York
Ibe Pleasant
Tenn. Aye
Cook's
Cadiscoveryes
Maricine Company
Saphville
Lo Malleters
Texas
Arkansas
South West
Lew
Memphis
Hilton
W. G. Adams
Dock Bray
the Herald
Cumberland Telephone & Telegraph CO
Indiana
Illinois
Tennessee
Mississippi
Louisiana
Try
James E. Caldwell
Gen
Leland Hume Booty
Rao't
Gen’ Mer
E. M. Lowell
MM. Loweli
Blue Grass Ave
MT. Pleasapt
Ramon Rochell
Bell Telephone
North Main Street
Tue
Maurymplement Co
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