Local Notes and Visits Highlight Holiday Returns
Mrs E W Jones and children returned from Decatur while E W Jones came home from Ohio. Several Nashville-bound relatives, visits to family in Louisville and Alabama noted. Miss Lillie Loving leaves for Huntsville for vaudeville work. Col Nat Jones ill in Nashville. Ketchum and Yakley listed as sick or recovering. Mrs Calvert ill. Mrs Ring to Nashville for appendectomy. Mrs Figueres notes statewide legislation coverage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. W. Jones
Decatur
Ohio
J. H. Nield
James
Nashville
J. T. Peters
Thos, Jones
Louisville
Oscar Turner
Katherine Wallace
Lewisburg
Sadie Scott
Sharp Smith
Kansas City
M. M. Butts
Barney Smolinsky
Regina Strausman
Barney Emolinsky
Birdie Harrison
Shelbyville
Fanny McClellan
Ray Grigsby
Bland Dngaville
Finais
Lillie Loving
Gem Theatre
Huntsville
B. L Gregory
Panhandle
Texas
P. DeGioppin
M. Robinson
Will Ragan
B. B. Regen
Alabama
Louis Loch
St. Louis
Hoyte and
McGiIl
Dren
Columbia
Mia
John i Queener and Children
Jett
City Point
Pia
Col
Nat Jones
J. A. Ketchum
H. L. Yakley
Henry Collier Found Not Guilty
The State versus Henry Collier of Cullooka ended in a not guilty verdict after a trial in the County Criminal Court. The case drew attention due to connections with McClure's Magazine and remarks about college women on the stage. Bettina Girard is noted in the tale, illustrating the high-bred setback referenced by the writer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Collier
Cullooka
County Criminal Court
McClure
Saya College
Bettina Girard
Dion
West End Social Club Hosts Busy Day of Activities
Mrs William Porter Erwin chaired a West End Social Club meeting with members present and games of four Uibles followed by refreshments. William Oakes hosted a six o'clock dinner at his West Sixth Street home for John Parham with red carnation decorations and a six course menu. The Cosmopolitan Club gathered at Miss Cora Lee Jacob’s Bigbyville Pike home for papers on Pontane and St Paola and St John Lateran, followed by a lunch. The Students' Club met at Mrs R C Church with Mrs John T Wooten presiding as Mea Robert Pillow led the papers on Corneille and The Cid. Delta Kappa Omega Sorority held a holiday hop at the Columbia Institute with evergreen decor, a Nashville band, and about eighty participants. A double wedding occurred at North Fort Worth's church with Mr A T Massey and Miss Julia A Christian plus Mr J B Mallonee and Miss Lula Christian. a sham wedding entertained guests with a late-night reception at home. Mr Edward C Gardner announced the approaching marriage of his daughter Ethel Clare to Dr Henry Osgood Anderson on January 27. Mrs Frank P Everett hosted the West End Club on West Seventh Street. a wedding for Miss Mattie Sparrow and Mr Joe Anderson took place at Moore Memorial Presbyterian Nashville Church. The row also reports on the Wednesday Bridge Club and an elaborate Bethel entertainment planned for Friday night with two hundred invitations and dancing starting at 9. Louise Foster hosted a weekend house party near Williamsport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Fort Worth
W. C. Rogers
A. T. Massey
Julia A. Christian
J.B. Mallonee
Lula Christian
Tarrant County
Mr. Massey
J. A. Massey
Cross Bridges
Maury Co. Tenn
Lamport
Colo
Jan.ith
Boulevard Ave
Pt. Worth
Texas
Worth
Citizen- Telegram
R. G. Sparrow
Mr. Anderson
Eugene Anderson
Maxwell
Will Anderson
Springfield
Columbia
Bethell
Sewett
Charlie's Band
Bethel
Sloan's Liniment Adverts Claims Wide Cures
A series of testimonial notices from Birmingham Alabama and other towns claim Sloan's Liniment cured hand injuries finger infections blood poisoning rheumatism and leg swelling. Mil ton Wheeler J B Matthews J P Evans praise its healing effect and urge keeping a bottle at home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milton Wheeler
Morris Ave
Birmingham
Ala
Sloan
Corning
Ark
J. P. Evans
Mt. Airy
Around Town Notes From The Herald And Local Ads
Roan mule thief offer reward for a stray mule about 16 hands with left eye out, last seen near Gentry Smith at Kettle Mills. J W Jewell plans to build a cottage at Riverside. Fred Watkins Evans visits William and Mrs Evans. Albert Whitaker leaves Columbia Mill to join Pulaski Mill Co. Mules draw buyers, 160 on streets, two carloads traded at high prices. Columbia Lodge of Masons meets. W R Hovious presides and confers one apprentice degree. Mr and Mrs Shelton Robinson move to Wilkes residence on West Sixth. H A Armstrong named administrator for A W Mayes estate. Farmers and Merchants Bank stockholders meeting adjourned to next Tuesday 10 am due to bad weather. W J Embry Co moves offices to Hetchell Block North Garden St. John Voss at Sharp’s while Mr Sharp travels to Florida. Mr and Mrs P H Hankel relocate to Barker cottage on North Garden. John Walker and family move from McCains to near South Side Park. Mr and Mrs John Robinson room with Miss Charlotte Henderson. Maury County Historical Society receives old books from Charlie Roach. T N Figuers advertises winter shoe and furnishing sales with 20 to 60 percent savings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young's
Gentry Smith
Kettle Mills
J. W. Jewell
Riverside
Fred Watkins Evans
William Evans
Albert Whitaker
Columbia Mill & Elevator Co
Pulaski Mill Co
Pulaski
Columbia Lodge of Masons
W. R. Hovious
Shelton Robinson
Wilkes
Weat Sixth Street
H. A. Armstrong
A. W. Mayes
Farmers and Merchants Bank
W. J. Embry & Co
East Seventh Street
Hethell
North Garden Street
Southern Express Cavanoni
John Voss
Sharp
Mr. Sharp
Florida
P. H. Hankel
Barker Cottages
John ©. Walker
McCains
South Side Park
John Robinson
Charlotte Henderson
Maury County Historical Society
Charlie Roach
T. N. Figuers
The
Herald
Over the County Notes on Moves and Jobs
Mr Elijah Bean and family moved to the McMeen place at Car ter's Creek in British Columbia. B Pitzgerall, formerly of Carter's Creek, joined the Lyles Black Company of Nashville and promises to be a good man for his new employers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elijah’ Bean
McMeen
Carter's Creek
B. C
Non-resident defendants ordered to appear in April term chancery court
Clerk and Master at Columbia Tennessee issues order in a suit against non residents J G Eubanks R F Duckworth and others. They must appear within three days of the April term starting Monday after the third Monday in April 1909 to plead answer or demur. failure will result in a confessed bill and ex parte hearing. A copy of the order is to be published in The Columbia Herald for four consecutive weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. G. Hubanks
Et al
J. G. Eubanks
R. F. Duckworth
Farmers Educational & Co-operative Union of America
Georgia
W. P. Quinby
J. L. Barron
J. H. Hogle
J. Smith
J. D. Anderson
W. V. Martin
W.P. Hogue
State of Tenned Bee
Chancery Court
Columbia
Columbia Herald
Akin
Also Mentioned on This Page
John Calvert
Last Ninth Street
Tom Ring
T. N. Fig
W. R Hovious
Vicksburg
T. W. Keller
Knoxville
Geo. H. Mack
Parters & Merchants Bank
Googu
Farmers & Merchants Bank
West End
William Porter Erwin
William Oakes
Willian Oakes
West Sixth Street
John Parham
Cosmopolitan Club
Cora Lee Jacob
Bigbyville Pike
Mamie Hill
Tre Pontane
St. Paola
Besate Ashton
St. John Latersan
Hes
R. C. Church
Robert Pillow
John T. Wooten
Corneille
Fred Hardy
Cid
Delta Leni Omega
Columbia ‘Tnatitute
Dinis
Edward C. Gardner
Ethel Clare
Henry Osgood Anderson
Frank FP. Everett
West Seventh Street
Roetting
T. M. Anderson
Mine Louise Foster
Williamsport
Dr.h.6, Roskind
Columbia, Tennessee
Maury Dry Goods CO
Smith & Crossette
T. N. Fiouers’, Aoe
B.C. Overstreet
Jennie Hefner
Bali
Miss Morence Rippey
W. G. Harlan
Public
Ofice
Columbia, Tenn
Webster
J. Oopiptelnsnt
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