WILEY BENNETT CUT IN FACE AT Blair Hayes RESTAURANT
At Blair Hayes restaurant near the depot Saturday night Lewis Scribner cut Wiley Bennett on the face with a knife. Lon Staggs knocked Scribner down as Ike Davis restrained him. Officer Rigsby arrested Davis and Staggs after Dr Faucett sewed Bennetts wound. Scribner fled and was later reported to have arisen early Sunday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blair Hayes
Lewis Scribner
Wiley Bennett
Lon Staggs
Ike Davis
Davis
Staggs
R. F. Rigsby
Scribner
Bennett
Dr. Faucett
Time to Act on Kidney Disorder Symptoms and Remedies
Don’t delay treatment for kidney issues early symptoms include backache irregular urination headaches and swelling. Take Deans Kidney Pills and continue until improvement. warning against neglect. Local deputy sheriff A W A Voss endorses the product and cites family cure attempts. Sold by dealers and Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY as US agents. Remember the name Deans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia
Dean
Petson
Ney Pilla
Martin’s
Foster Milburn Co
Buffalo
New York
United States
Dosa
After abusive home, man flees toward southern county
Report says the suspect left his home after an incident with locals. He is believed to have headed to the southern part of the county where his kin reside. Bennett bears a painful facial cut but the wound is not serious.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bennett
Senator McKay Resigns to Become County Commissioner
Hayden M. McKay sent his resignation from the state senate to Gov. Hooper with immediate effect as he prepares to take the oath for Shelby County’s new county commission. Justice Hale and J. B. Duncan, elected to the commission, will resign later, to vote on Monday for the chair and other positions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Memphis
Hayden M. McKay
State Senate
B. W. Hooper
McKay
Shelby County
E. W. Hale
J. B. Duncan
Heaviest Rain of Winter Recorded in One Weekend
W C Cherry logged Saturday to Sunday rainfall of 1.67 inches and river rise of 28 feet from North Main Street. He notes the gauge on the river pier near the bridge, visible to crossers from Columbia to Riverside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. C. Cherry
North Main Street
Columbia
Riverside
Deputy Marshal Beaten and Robbed Near Nashville
O K Lassiter deputy United States marshal was assaulted and robbed of 82 near Goodlettsville as he headed home after a visit to Nashville. Two men emerged from a cedar thicket firing shots and beating him, then searched his pockets and escaped into the darkness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nashville
Tenn
O. K. Lassiter
United States
Goodlettsville
Six Members Named to Primary Board in Tennessee
Nashville December 29. A six member primary board was named by Col. C. C. Barton and Hon. R. C. Williamson to oversee the April 30, 1912 primary. The board will meet in Nashville by January 1 and elect a seventh member along with a chairman and secretary. The move aims to ensure a fair primary with equal representation for party factions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nashville
Tenn
Col. C. C. Barton
State Democratic Executive Committee
R. C. Williamson
Tenth
State Committee
Bartons
C. Williamson
Col. Barton
Williamson
Barton
Vertrees
Preston Won't Serve on Harmony Committee Appointment
Nashville dispatch reports Hayden McKay of Memphis accepts an appointment on the harmony committee. T. R. Preston of Chattanooga declines without comment, saying his business engagements prevent him from accepting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herald
Nashville
Tenn
Hayden McKay
Memphis
Harmony Committee
T. R. Preston
Chattanooga
Crabtree Takes It for Primary Board Appointment
Former Chattanooga mayor W R Crabtree accepts appointment to the primary board, replacing R T Preston who declined. Special to The Herald from Nashville dated December 29. Crabtree was appointed by committee man R C Williamson and has accepted the role.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herald
Nashville
Tenn
W. R. Crabtree
Fie
Chattanooga
R. C. Williamson
R. Preston
Crabtree
Steamer Barracouta Sails in Gale From Portland
In heavy seas the steamer Barracouta, part of the Holy Ghost and Us Society fleet, set sail for parts unknown from Portland with several Shiloh colony members aboard. Capt. A K Perry commanded. the ship follows the Sandford conviction of the society leader for seven deaths on the Coronet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Barracouta
Holy Ghost
Us Society
Shiloh
A. K. Perry
Dark Kingdom
Prack W. Sandfotrd
Ana
Officials Seek Governor’s Help Over Mail Order Marriages
Jasper County officers urge Gov. Hadley to halt a long running practice in Joplin where marriage ceremonies are performed before licenses arrive by mail. They allege Justices of the Peace and the county recorder violated law by issuing licenses without proper appearance and consent. They warn such marriages could be invalid and cause property title problems.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carthage
Jasper County
Hadley
Joplin
Frank Logan
Neosho
Mall
Land Sale Notice in Columbia Tennessee
Archy Long and others seek sale of 71 acres 105 square rods land near Columbia Tennessee by decree from October 1911. Bid at noon February 5 1912 at the courthouse with 12 and 24 month credit, one third cash. sale subject to taxes and redemption.
Non-Resident Notice in Columbia Chancery Case
In Columbia Tennessee on December 22 1911 the State of Tennessee and others file a non resident notice against George Pointer. He must appear plead answer or demur by the first three days of the April 1912 term or the bill will be confessed and the cause set for ex parte hearing. Notice published in the Columbia Herald. Akin clerk master James R Jetton Towler and Peebles Forgey solicitors for complainants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Hines
George Pointer
Cdl
Tennessee
Chancery Court
Columbia
Columbia Herald
A. N. Akin
Jas. R. Jetton
W. J. Towler
Peebles & Forgey
Jennie Brown
Henry Jackson
Hannah Jackson
Conoe
Columbia Hero
James R. Jetton
Peoblew & Forgey
Notice of sale of General Lee stallion collateral
By virtue of a 1909 mortgage note for 256.23 and costs, to satisfy the debt and attorneys fees, the Idle Hour Stock Farm Co will sell at the Booth door of the Court House in Columbia Tennessee on January 20 1912 for cash the brown stallion General Lee Register No 1245, to the highest bidder. R M Williams manager and signing party. Attorneys Nedley and Haynes. 293t
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
RE. M. Williams
Idle Hour Stock Farm Co
National City Bank of Memphis, Tenn
R. M. Williams
Court House
Columbia
Tenn
General Lee
and Register
M. Nedley
E Haynes
Foreclosure Sale of 157 Acres in Maury County Tennessee
In the canoe Court at Columbia Tennessee Trustee N B Stockard et al announce a sale of land per a 1911 decree. The two tracts total 157 acres 24 poles after exclusions and describe bounds and corners in Maury County with a cash sale on Monday at noon at the Columbia Court House door.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calvin Coffee's
Calvin Coffee
Mart Kirk
J. F. Holt
Metes and Bounds
RO. M
Macedonia suburb house sale under 1911 decree
In the Chancery Court at Columbia Henry Harris Archie Goodstal announce a sale on Monday February 5 1912 to the highest bidder of a house and lot in Macedonia Columbia Tennessee bounded on N by 3rd Street BD by Russell Fleming 8 by William Martin and W by Sam Tindell fronting 85 feet running back 66 feet with 25 percent cash on day of sale and sale free from redemption. Notes bearing interest from sale date with good security required.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Archie Long
Court House
Columbia
Tennessee
H. A. Dawson
J. R. Hanna
A. Adkisson
Paul Smith
Rufus Long
A. N. Akin
Archie Goodstal
Macedonia
3Rd
Russell Fleming
William Martin
Sam Tindell
Remark Notation in Tennessee Court Appearance Rule Day
Defendants Henry Jackson Col and Hannah Jackson Col are co residents of Tennessee. The order requires their appearance within three days and sets a hearing on the first Monday in April 1912 in Columbia. Publication of the order is required for four consecutive weeks in the Columbia Herald.
Decree Notice of Real Estate Sale in Columbia Tennessee
In the October Term 1911 the case J. L. Hutton Adm’r et al versus Clarence Graves et al lists multiple properties offered at sale on Monday February 5. The description includes four parcels in Columbia and one in Marshall county, with specifics on boundaries and previous deed references. The sale includes an undivided farm interest and terms: cash on day of sale, 12 and 24 month periods, interest, and a master’s deed retained to secure payment.
Land sale in Columbia Tennessee in Wilson home place
In the Chancery Court at Columbia Tennessee Julia D Butler proceeding against N A Wilson et al pursuant to a decree of October Term 1911 the court orders sale of the W B Wilson home place a 127 acre tract in the ninth civil district bounded by Iron Bridge road Padgett estate Lowell Mill and J H Fussell. The sale occurs at noon at the courthouse with life estate details and a cash portion of one third due on sale day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. A. Wilson
Court House
Columbia
Tennessee
County
Iron Bridge Road
J. B. Padgett
Lowell Mill
J. H. Fussell
W. B. Wilson
Julia A. Wison
Love Home Farm Offers Nine Rooms on 93 Acres
Suburban Cullooks property with a modern ten room house and nine rooms, fenced ninety three acre tract suited for stock with good water and clover. Includes outbuildings and tenant facilities. Near depot access.
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Kali Works, Inc
Ballawre
Maandweels Lock
Chicaro
Noxmum Street
Vonks
Rigaby
M’kay
K. Lassiter
the Herald
D. C. Barton
Vertices
R. R. Sneed
Jackson
F. M. Ewing
Pulaski
Frank Thompson
Chatta
Nooga
A. A. McCorkle
Shelbyville
Preston
Shiloh Colony
Columbia, Tennessee
Kate Long
Columbia, Tenn
State of Tennessee
Dinning
N. B. Stockard
Maury County
N. W
Amy Cockrell
Holt
J.F. Holt
Lynn
Beach
S. W
Henry Harris
Ainsy
J. L. Hutton
Adm'r
Clarence Graves
City of
H. G. Grant
Jonaathan Dugger
Dr. Herndon
Garden Street
Mooresville Pike
B. G
W. C. Grant
W. L. McDonald
Phoenix Savings Bank & Trust Company
Guardian
B. G. Grant
Grant
Mooresville
Town of
Said Pike
EB. G. Grant
Lewisburg
Grant Bros
J. E. Edmondson
Register’s Office
Marshall County
Saltland
Alford
Moore
Burrow
Charlaton
Jaaiet A. N. Akin
Julia D. Butler
Nien
ALN, Aein, C. & M
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