Local Residents Return and Travel Notes Across States
A long list of residents and visitors is reported with trips to Atlanta Nashville Birmingham and Jackson Georgia and Tennessee towns. Several relatives visit in Nashville and Franklin while others depart for schools and jobs including Vanderbilt University and Frankin Academy. Obituaries note the death of J D Wright and J C Brown’s wife at age 81 with services planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
OD. Wright
J. D. Wright
W. T. Spears
Frierson Memorial Church
Rose Hill Cemetery
al Frierson
Gordon
John Dobbins
Wil Fleming
W.B. Dobbins
Henry Frierson
J. C. Brown
J.C. Brown
Broadview
Reece's Chapel
Reece Cemetery
Local students and alumni travel for education and work
Miss Alise Craig left for Nashville to attend Pull Business College. Others returning home include Mrs Gee and Miss Camile Hernson from Nashville, Miss Hallie Bobo to the Institute, and Miss Laure Moore Waggoner home in Fayetteville after visiting Columbia. John Sheppard took a traveling job with Kelly Tailoring Co in Louisville. Hinton and Hight depart for Ensley Alabama for work with Tennessee Iron and Coal Co. Edna Blount of Clovis New Mexico visits in town and plans Nashville business college. Dr W Oden travels to Marshall County on professional business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra W. H Crnle
Alise Craig
Nashville
Pull Business College
Fayucteville
Columbia
Annie Kerr
Pasetteville
Maude Craig
John Sheppard
Louleville
Cue Kelly Tailoring Co
Hinton & Hight
Ensley
Ala
Tennessee Iron & Coal Co
Edna Blount
Clovis
New Mexico
Mamie Atkerson
W. Oden
Marshall County
Mound City Paints Price Discussion In County
W. W. Page of Centreville visits county friends as Gene Thomas couple celebrate birth of a ten pound daughter at their home. Mrs. Thomas receives congratulations on the arrival. Street Martin and Vaughn Co. noted in the county context exploring price differences for paint.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mound City
Martin & Vaughn Co
W. W. Page
Centreville
Gene Thomas
Merchants Taxes Show Healthy Gain in Maury County
Maury County merchants' taxes rose year over year as business recovered from the panic. Fewer firms closed in 1909 than in 1908, with merchants expanding stock and capital. County and ad valorem taxes rose modestly. year end collections for 1909 not yet total due to tax timing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maury County
Hardin W. Thomas
Judge Palmer Visits Columbia for Re election Campaign
Judge Horace Palmer of Murfreesboro visits Columbia to campaign for re election to the Court of Civil Appeals. He is a leading Middle Tennessee lawyer, appointed by Gov Patterson when the court was created and elected without opposition for the remainder of the term. He is noted for a pleasing personality and strong local support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horace Palmer
Murfreesboro
Columbia
Court of Civil Appeals
Palmer
Middle Tennessee
Patterson Rand
Maury County Man Pardoned by Governor
Babe Vaughn a colored resident of Maury County was granted a full pardon today by the Governor. Convicted in August 1908 for larceny he had been serving a three year sentence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Babe Vaughn
Herald
Nashville
Tenn
Jan
Maury County
State Board commends city jail as sanitary
Rev B P Anderson and Dr J Lewenthal of the State Board of Charities called the city and county institutions visit a success. They praised the new lock-up for its cleanliness and ventilation, noting cement floors drain to the center for daily washing and all model prison conveniences provided for prisoners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. P. Anderson
J. Lewenthal
State Board of Charities
Lost pup Dan sought in town from Bell phone
Black and white setter, six months old, answers to Dan. Call Bell via phone 443. Loyd Porter joins McKennon Anderson Porter. M G Meek moves to McKennon Anderson Foster to head gentlemen's tailoring. J A Sloan family moves to Sloan residence at Walker and Highth Street. Paul Brownlow returns from West Tennessee and is with Harlan Evans for spring line. L B Hayes Co. clothing samples displayed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dan
Bell
D&wit Loyd Porter
McKennon, Anderson & Poster
M. G. Meek
Dobbins & Ewing
McKennon, Anderson & Foster
J. A. Sloan
Bethell House
Sloan
Corner Walker and
Highthatreeta
Paul Brownlow
West Tennessee
Harlan & Evans
L. BE. Hayes & Co
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L. E. Hayes & Co., of
Cincinnati
Mia Laura Yokley
Lynnville
Eirnest McLemore, Jr
Spring Hill
C. M
B. G. Erwin
Atlanta
W. T. Erwin
Warren Titcomb
Atlanta, Ga
John Gant, Jr
Loulaville
C. W. Montgomery
Bonita
J. Shelby Coffey
Norman Martin
J. W. Ragan
Leland Burnett
Birmingham
B. C. McKay
D. M. Campbell
Mississippi
Flem Thomas
del Rose
Ellene Sherrill
Pelix Ellett
Claud
Mt. Pleasant
Col
John B. Edgerton
Texas
Joe Cayce
E. F. Cayce
Russellville
Dora Binson
Sarah Sanders
Bertram
James Dedman
Lebanon
Wheeler
John Gant
Mra
A. BE. Wells
Pauline Malone
Gallatin
W. H. Lips
G. W. Mahon
Carter’s Creek
White P. Ware
Water Valley
Miss
Eugene Lockridge
St. Louis
Douglas
John Garrett
Frank Min
Battle Ground Academy
Emma Claire Moore
Monay
Tennessee College
Jennie Mal Sellars
Carters
J. J. Claxton
Joe Hillman
Waverly
Amos W. Warfield
Orman O'Neill
T. N. Figuers & Son
William B. Greenlaw, Jr
Vanderbilt
J. H. Ledbetter
C. A. Alderson
Marguerite Alcorn
Poughkeepsie
New York
Vassar College
Sam Dalmwood
Brewton
Eliza Bellanfant
Cullooka
Delrose
Eileen Sherrill
J. G. Pickard
Martin
D. F. Gibson
Midlothian
Sue Graham
Alabama
Greeneile
Tex
Horace Rainey
Mt. Pleas
Ant
O. W. Fleming
Laselle Hodge
Rochester
Hodge
Ward
Clarence Mays
James F. Lowla
Bessemer
Grace Walker
Mal Woolard
Santa Fe
Tessie Samuels
Om Craig
Chatta
C. A. Milton
Shelbyville
Bether Marks
Pulaski
B. L. Wilson
Floy Barker
Fay Barker
Mollie Barker
W. T. Ussery
Rock Springs
Laura
Eddie May Barker
Alfred
Ussery Barker
Ed Walker
James Bros
Judge Palmer
Maury Negro
The
Maury Dry Goods CO
Great Reductions
R. C. Hickman
Zena Hobby
Columbia Savings & Trust CO
Bavings
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