Social Scenes Highlight Elegant Mt Pleasant Gatherings
Mt Pleasant society hosts several events with Mrs. Felis Ellett and Mrs. R. C. Church hosting dinners and receptions. Notable occurrences include a postposed dance after a Sunday accident, a double wedding at the Ward home in Shelbyville, and a Cosmopolitan Club meeting with papers on historic figures.
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Felis Ellett
Mt .Pleasant
Mt. Pleasant
Chas. Jackson
Lucretia Magill
John Ruhm
Rutm
Bethell Hotel
B. B. Bond
Helena, Ark
C. J. Akin
Aire
Socials and Weddings Highlight Hattiesburg Events
Miss Mollie and Miss Katie Allen hosted a Vanderbilt themed party for Frank D. Lander Jr. of Nashville. Guests included Richard Camp and Marie Rowan among others. a Forty-Two game and a two course menu featured. Louise Hight wed Eugene Hight at the Christian Church with plans to Birmingham. Maury Chapter of the Daughters of the Confederacy meets to elect officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Dinning
J .H. Dinning
John E. Edgerton
Randolph McLemore
Wilmoth Dinning
H. P. Figuers
R. C. Church
Loulie Figuers
Mamie Akin
J. J. Finney
A. H. Foster
Dinning
H. D. Harkreader
H. D. Harkreader and Mrs. Nolan Gartner
T. NX. Figuers
W B. Greenlaw
Mra. J. ©. Hardy
J. L. Hutton
E. E. McLemore
J. F P. Brownlow
Carre Williams
Nellie Williamson
Marie Brownlow
Frank Williams
Cadet Corps
Frank Lander
Mollie
Katie Allen
H. T. Allen
Court Street
Vander
E& Af
Frank D. Lander, Jr
Nashville
Tenn
Vanderbilt
Frank D. Lander
Hattiesburg
Receptor Hall
Lucie Sweatt
Richard F. Camp
Bessie Haney
Vanderbilt Colure
Varsity
Marie Rowan
Joste F Evelyn Frasier
Frank Lander, Jr
Jack MecCurdle
Norma Powe
Currie Hemphill
Josie Frazier
Samaron
Annie Draughn
Richard Camp
Annie Carter
D. D. McLaurin
Texas
George Currie
Lora Haney
Duncan Draughn
Florence Wood
Gulfport
Will Cook
Leon Dreyfus
Ruth Carter
Luther Smith
Emma Cragin
Thomas St. John
Carrie Haney
Elbert Clarke
Herbert Camp
Hravey Turner
Wesley Aumies
Hattlesburg News
Welock
Morton
Christian Church
Mra Hight
M. McClellan
Maury County
K. W. Hight
Hight
Birmingham
Ala
Hight Bes
The
Tennessee Coal and Iron Co
Maury Chapter
the Daughters of the Confederacy
Century Club
Local rail agent T B LaRue ill with typhoid pneumonia
T B LaRue, a L N railroad day ticket agent in Franklin Kentucky, is reported seriously ill at home with typhoid pneumonia.
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T. B. Larue
L.& N. Railroad
Quice
Franklin, Ky
Weather Takes Toll on City Clock in Rainbound Town
The courthouse clock stopped at twenty minutes to six due to rain and moisture. Citizens, unable to read time from the sun or clock chimes, faced hunger and darkness as the clock’s hands froze, waiting for repair by the custodian who kept time for the public.
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Court House
Columbia
Fire and Water Cause Major Damage at Fanning Building
In Fayetteville Tennessee on January 6 a fire at the Fanning Building damaged the upper residence of Charles Smith and family, likely from an electric wire. Water ruined Smiths household goods insured for 500 dollars. lower rooms housing Farmers Dry Goods, Smith & McPerrin barber shop, and Smith's pool room were also water damaged with full insurance coverage. The building, owned by H. Fanning, sustained substantial damage with four thousand dollars insured.
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Fayetteville
Tenn
Fanning
Charles Smith
Smith's
H. Fanning
Lawyers and Maury County Endorse Judge Turner
Maury County lawyers and county court Justices endorse Judge W. Bruce Turner for Circuit Judge. They praise his twelve years practicing law in Columbia and his moral character, education, and impartial, industrious judicial mindset. The collation of signatures from Maury County magistrates and local solicitors emphasizes his fitness and efficiency for public office.
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Lawyers
County Court OF
Maury
W. Bruce Turner
Maury County
Turner
Maury Lounty
Judge Turner
Columbia
W. B. Turner
H. P. Figuers
J. H. Dinning
W. B
W. 8. Turner
Lyn
Judicial Circuit
M. T. Voorhies
J. P
Jasper C. Taylor
J. B. Brooks
Charles
C. C. Ross
W. D. Stephenson
C. C. Denton
Allen Holt
John M. Davis
J .W. C. Church
W. E. Ballanfant
J. M. Hunter
J. T. Petty
Ch. C. Road Commission
T. J. English
H. H. Hill
R. J. Peay
Fires devastate suburban groceries in Jackson
In Jackson Tennessee a morning blaze destroyed two suburban groceries owned by Mrs J Wren Baren. W T Cooksey lost 2600 with 1500 insured, T P Brooks about 450 uninsured. A vacant Long Street residence owned by Mrs Garvin burned for 1500 with partial insurance. Baren property loss 1500 partially insured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson
Tenn
W. T. Cooksey
T. P. Brooks
J Wren Baren
Long Street
President Taft Nominates Maj Wills for Postmaster
President Taft sent nominations to the Senate naming postmasters including William S. Raulston of Chattanooga Andrew W. Wills of Nashville and James B. Washington of Tuskegee Institute. May Wills drew congratulations from local friends yesterday and last night.
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Washington
Senate
Taft
Tennessee
William S. Raulston
Chattanooga
Andrew W. Wills
Nashville
Alabama
Prelete D. Barker
Mobile
James B. Washington
Tuskegee Institute
Wills
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H. O. Fulton
H.D. Harkreader
Eugene Tavenner
Miss Fry
Minnie Pry
West Seventh
Miss Magill
Edgerton
Join BE. Edgerton
James Andrews
Andrews
Cosmopolitan Club
Julia Biddle
Edna Frierson
Cora Lee Jacobs
Miss Frierson
the Crusaders
Dun Aing
Geasie Porter Erwin
Lander
Mary Carpenter
Canterbury Club
Kellogg's Corn
Ralston’s
Boston
E. P. Turner
Grocer
Weat
BAR and
Justice OF Peace
Eleventh Judicial Circuit
Maj. Wills
Warfield
O'Neill
T. N. Figgers & Son