Local notes from the county: visits, moves, and notices
Over the county residents attend visits and return home while many move houses and announce gatherings. Dr J El Dixon and Miss Nettie Green are mentioned among ill or traveling people. Names include Dixon, Green, Dobbins, Roan, Murphy, Eloise Davis, Minnie Lou Davis, Cullooka, Ausburn, Hatcher, Cochran, Rainey, Tennie Branch, Rosa Graves, Wilburn, McCains, Maury County friends, Sadie Scott, Hill, Gilliam, Hoffman, Williamsport Pike, Luther Thomas, Reviante, Gray-Dodiey Hardware, J M Lowell, Glendale, Jobe Pipkin, Wiliam Patton, Kirk. notes on wheat drills, buggies, and a play The Last Loaf.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Neeley
Albert Rainey
Spring Hill
Tennie Branch
Texas
Rosa Graves
Cuilooka
Lee Wilburn
New Orleans
McCains
Roberts Machine &Mplement Co
Mra. T
Sowell
Bolivion
Maury County
Fred Watkins
Nashville
BR. Watkins
Ashwood
Sadie Scott
Bryant’s
A. J. Hill
Ed Gilliam
Hubbard
John Hoffman
Williamsport Pike
Columbia
Luther Thomas
Reviante
Sh Warre Bros
J. M. Lowell
Bigbyville
Dawson
Laat
Cullooka
Glendale
Henati
Holtidays
Hirato
Horace Thomas
Bighyville
Gray-Dodiey Hardware Co
Lem Thomas
Mmm W
Gaeet
Thomas
Jobe Pipkin
John W. Lewin
Bowt
Wiliam Patton
Jor Kirk
Gam
Local notices and personals from Waxahachie area include job ads and health news
The item lists residents returning to Waxahachie from Slamp shire and notes a tobacco works recruitment in Hedford City Virginia. It also mentions Sam Watkins moved to a sanitarium with Dr Brown, bids for repairing farm implements, a trip home by Mr and Mrs John W Thompson, Patton visiting Waxahachie from Maury County, celery farming venture, and Norman Batts recovering from gastrilla in the Philippines with an expected hospital dismissal in weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jordarry Bynum
W. H. Rains
Slampshire
Waxahatchie
Texas
Walen
Puerleas Tobacco Works
Hedford City
Virginia
Sam Watkins
Zion
Ullville
Bledise Brown
Wbo
Main Street
Newey
John W. Thompson
Denton
Thompson
Eva Johnson
Sawdust Valley
W. J. Patton
Maury County
Toom
Mr. Patton
Fire Department
Waxahatchia
Wastep
Kalamazoo
Mich
Cor. I. A
Columbia
LS Firs
Norman Batts
T. Batts
Maubon
Philippine Islands
Religious Services and Meetings Across Columbia
Religious groups report varied activities across Columbia. The L U P M meets with Mrs J P Brownlow at 3 pm with Mrs Annie White leading. Presbyterian services were canceled due to the pastor’s illness. A South Main C P Tabernacle revival reported six conversions led by Rev F J Tyler. Santa Fe pastor Rev W A Ausburn preached in McCain’s, and Rev D F Osteen filled at West Point. First Cumberland Presbyterian prepares for the Sacrament with a 7:30 pm service. South Columbia Methodist to host an old fashioned love feast next Sunday at 11 am led by Rev S A Molloy. Large congregations welcomed on Sunday. First Methodist communion seen as the largest. In the evening, Mrs C H Sharp and Miss Ida Lipscomb sang, with Mrs Will Hutton of Shelbyville praising the choir noted as among the town’s best.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Main
C. P. Tabernacle
F. J. Tyler
W. A. Ausburn
C. P
Santa Fe
McCain
D. F. Osteen
West Point
First Cumberland Presbyterian Church
South Columbia
Sanday
Firet
Columbia
C. H. Sharp
Ida Lipscomb
Will Hutton
Shelbyville
Bargain Sale Ad Hurriedly Slashes Prices
A fragmentary ad notes bargains titled Big Bargains and urges quick action before winter’s end. It mentions reduced prices and a call to seek savings, with garbled brand-like names Sea Sarrerrein and Dopsox appearing as unclear entities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sea Sarrerrein
Dopsox
Marriage Licenses as Listed in Local Notices
W J Strange to Miss Mattie L Cromley J F Bearden to Miss Ada Beazor W T Walters to Miss Eugenia Roun Gage Sprinkle to Miss Birdie Scrib oer R J Dudley to Miss Susie Hughes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. Strange
Mattie L. Cromley
J. F. Bearden
Ada Beazor
W.T. Walters
Eugenia Roun- Gage Sprinkle
Birdie Scrib Oer
R. J. Dudley
Susie Hughes
Hot Water Bags Offer Consistent Heat Across Sizes
Advertises hot water bags in best quality and all sizes. Claims heat remains even for hours, helpful for warming bricks, stones, wool cloths, or plat irons as substitutes for a hot bottle. Notes need for exact application and equipment.
Social Entertainment in Gallatin and Columbia Circles
In Stmner county near Gallatin and Columbia connections show close ties between the Carmack and Ensley families. A Friday evening at Mrs. Dunnington’s in Gallatin featured a refined supper for twelve with music from the Rives band and a refined guest list. Last Tuesday Mrs. Clay Hight hosted a birthday dinner for Mr. Hight with sixteen at table, plus music and social chatter. An upcoming Lyceum event on January 25 will showcase Mrs. Sheridan and Miss Mitchell in a noted recital, promising strong appeal for the course attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stmner County
Gallatin
Carmack
Columbia
Conner Ensley
Tyree
Mira
Mini
Ellen Donnington
Mra. Easley
Mra
Bradshaw
Bagley
Forgey
R. Molding
William Duncington
E W. Carmack
Eilen Dunnington
Louise Coohington
Lyceum
McDowell Sheridan
Shotten Mitchell
Myre
Sheridan
Europe
Miss Mitchell
Atlanta
Dr May's Lecture Opens Lyceum Course at Opera House
The first Lyceum entertainment features Dr May’s lecture Through Switzerland and Up the Matterhorn Mountain at the opera house on Monday night. The talk inspires vivid word painting and climactic moments though it could shed about 30 minutes of detail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyceum
Silhouette Party Planned by Church Circle on Friday
Mrs Aris Rains hosts the first Friday in February event at the vacant store beside the Farmers Merchants Bank. The J A O Circle meets with Mr James McGaw at 8 oclock tonight. Mrs R C Gant gives a 3 to 5 reception for her daughter Mrs William Mosea of Louisville. Town Topic Club met Miss Rebecca Williamson Monday at 8. A two course luncheon was served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mise Aileen Moore
Nolensville Pike
Sth
Colombie
Aociety
Church
The
Episcopal Church
Farmers’ & Merchants Bank
R. C. Gant
William Mosea
Louisville
Town Topic Club
Rebecca Williamso
Dr Ogilvie Lays Foundations in Princeton Ky
A Christmas number note recalls Dr R W Ogilvie recently of Louisville establishing practice in Princeton. A Hospital College of Medicine graduate, he served at Graystreet Infirmary and engages in clinical papers. Despite youth he earns honors among peers and attracts a lucrative practice, with Princeton's gain offsetting Louisville ties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Princeton
R. W. Ogilvie
Louisville
Priceton
Ogilvie
Louiaklin
Dr. Ogilvie
Mes
Roa Ogilvie
Maury County Teachers Meeting Invitation From State Superintendent
A formal invitation from the State Superintendent calls Maury County teachers to a Public School Officers meeting. The notice mentions railroad rate issues and farm down with certificate for ticket agents, with attendance at a hotel. County Superintendent is noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ned Ith Inn
Farr
Boner
Popular Candidates For the Herald's Premium Phaeton
A public notice highlights favored nominees for a Herald premium phaeton drawing. Names of candidates and entry details appear in the list, inviting readers to participate. The announcement underscores community interest and prize eligibility.
Eprron Herato Announces Candidacy in Local Election
Eprron Herato seeks votes in the Herato's Premium Phaston race. He appeals to friends to remember him at the polls and promises gratitude if successful. He hints at readiness to fill a role and thanks supporters. A letter notes a separate endorsement for Dro. E Dixon by Eprron Henano.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eprron Herato
Eprron Henano
Ashwood
Dro. E Dixon
Herato
bin. A
Serer
J Len Announces Wishing to Ride Hexato’s Premium Phaeton
W Len of Terry announces his wish to ride the Hexato’s Premium Phaeton and asks friends who miss him in person to remember him at the polls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Lee
W Len
Terry
Two Surries left at prices in era shows
Fragmentary note reports cheap cat prices and a looming deadline for a ride. Mentions Sco ts Sarreurreco and Dopsox in unclear context. Readable entities include no clear dates or places.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarreurreco
Rev. Johnson Returns to Mt Letanua After Prolonged Absence
The pastor of Mt Letanua, Rev. Johnson, has returned to his Memphis home after a lengthy absence. While visiting, community members express regret over his departure and discuss the impact of his absence on the congregation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rev. Johnson
Mt. Letanua
Memphis
Tron
Ice
Theoda
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Maury Dry Goo‘s Co
Stocon Gardens
Qulity
J.C, Wooten
J.T, Wooten
W.B, Wooten
Oanes , Nichols
Omoe
Bell
Oillce
Citizens Residence
Jno
A. Akan Qiitz
It. E. Nichols
Omy
Gray's Academy
J. M. Bates
Columbia, Tenn
Depot Planning Mills
T. A. Wallace
Apr Seiger
Jos. T. Meadors
Woldridge Bailding
Columbia, Teas
Citizens’ Telephone
Mento
Gordon & Rutledge
Masonic Building
E. Pf, Schaur
BE. M. Bowen
Masonto Building
Religious News
J.P. Brownlow
Velock
Annie White
Presbyterian Church
I. Webb
J. P. Brownlow
John
W. P. Woldridge
Entertainments
Dr. May
Eugene Lochridge
North Main Street
Eliza Stegall
Etta Timmons
John W. Lochridge
John CD. Lochridge
Conyers
Walter and
Wood Lochridge
Carrie West
James L
Addie
Mary Wood
West End
Eunice Wood
George Seaver
Mr. Cromer
St. Louis
Ellen Friel
Alice Weat
Melissaner
Porter Mrwin
J. R. Walker
Williamsport
Edward Williams
Robert Moore
Robert Moore, Jr
S. 8. Porter
W.T. Poewr
Robert
Alles
Capt
F. B.C
Bear Creek
Louise Smith
Merit
Armotie
Army Lane
ANNEX
Dintax
Lyon
le Wee
Sanil
Sal Lie
Aris
J A
James McGaw
Pete Dailey
Rains
Maury County Teachers
John West
West & Nichols
Undertaker Ax
John Waal
Tell
Revidenes
Hell
Corner North Main
Sixth Stepma
KR. W. Frierson
Warnins
A. Sidney Page
West Sixth and Garden Streets
Columbia, Teen
Citizens
Biddle
Iver Corner
Pepe Streets
Novis Ty
Robt
Bhrg
Andresser
Columpta
Tenn Mayé
V. Nashvilie
Jones & Vaughan
Wndeedly Citizen's Phone
Herald
Premium Phaeton
Mattie Willis
Tinmons
Mattie Head
W. T. Ussery
Fannie M. Stephenson
Frierson
J. W. Hatcher
Carrie Minor
Match
Rosa Cherry
Dr. Osteen
W. E. Bostick
Laura McBride
J. K. Dixon
W. J. Lee
Perry
Mrs
Laura McBuips
Sindast Valley, Tenn
J. E. Dixon
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