Franklin social season features diverse entertainments and lectures
Miss Mawie Hodge hosts a house party with guests from various towns. The Students' Club held its first meeting of the year with readings on Ruskin and Victoria reforms. Miss Carrie Williams and Miss Susan Polk Temple gave engaging talks on travel and social topics. The Card and Cotillion Club enjoyed a euchre game and a luncheon at Mrs. W. B. Dobbins. Mr. John Trotwood Moore hosted a goose dinner after a river hunting trip. A tea honored Miss Julia McGaynek and Mr. Oliver Shields as their nuptials were announced. Suann Polk Temple will lecture in Franklin on A Roman Holiday with an Nashville operator handling optics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minny Mary Carpenter
Ruskin
Apostle Brotherhood
Shields
Carliale
Victoria
Carrie Williams
Susan Polk Temple
Franklin
W. B. Dobbing
Sixth Street
Jean
Lillie Dobbins
John Mitchell
Julia McGaynek
Oliver Shields
Nashville
Bake Adams
Mra
Misa Suann Polk
Great Mill And Sale Opens Monday At Manix Store Nashville
A Great Mill And Sale begins Monday June 20 at the Manix Store in Nashville and runs one week. The Mill Agent Mr A Lockhart will conduct the event offering bargains described as worth double in value with $5 buys $10 worth of goods. Numerous woods and items claim to be deeply discounted in this move.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manix
Nashville
United States
A. Lockhart
Characteristic Letter From Jenoson City 1908
Ed D Wilson writes to Frank changing address to L B No 20 at end of 4. He says he’s well and meets many vice and social people. City in a boom with 20 men to work on the soldiers home in 60 days and soon electric cars. He offers to write more and prefers the Herald over other papers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jenoson City
Frank
Plasse
L. B. No
Herald
Ed D, Wilson
Marriage Licenses Listed for Several Couples
G.8 Harris weds Misa Jones Low Pigg. Will Morton to Mrs C G Garner. W 8 Heckman to Miss K A Hickan. B W Sweeney to Mise Ada Lente. Tom Sellars to Lucy Harris. J O Humphreys to Mise Pearl Rivers omer. J Dy Andrews to Misa Hortie Lane.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harris
Misa Jones Low Pigg
Will Morton
C. G. Garner
Heckman
K. A. Hickan
W. Sweeney
Ada Lente
Tom Sellars
Lucy Harris
J. O. Humphreys
Pearl Riversomer
J. Dy. Andrews
Misa Hortie Lane
Real Estate Transfers Noted in Maury County Listings
Real estate transfers involve W J Webster and others to BG Frier son and wife for land in Maury county with various percents. Mary Irvine transfers to Alto Maury Gordon, 145 acres in the 20th district. A B Battle and others sell to H G Evans one fifth acre interests. W A Smith transfers to Columbia Atheneum a lot in the 9th district. J W Church and wife transfer to Ada Hughes 184 acres in With district for 1500 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. Webster
Frierson
Maury County
Mary Irvine
Alto Mawry
C. Gordon
20Th
A. B. Battle
H. G. Evans
W. A. Smith
Colmbia Atheneum
Uth
J. W. Church
Ada Hughes
Diateiot
Fire destroys property near Shady Grove Tennessee
Simeon Kelley of near Shady Grove reports a fire yesterday that gutted his house and contents with no clue as to how the blaze started.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cautreville
Tenn
Serious Injuries After Train Fire Near Ashwood
Miss Josie Dabney leaped from a rear coach as a heater exploded on a Tuscumbia to Columbia train near Ashwood. She suffered a broken arm and leg with serious injuries, found unconscious beside the tracks and taken to her uncle Rev. Usaery's home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tuscumbia
Ashwood
Columbia
Josie Dabpey
Miss Dabney
Rey
Usaery
Opera House to feature rare treats for Columbia crowds
Two notable acts come to the Opera House soon. On Friday January 24 Innes and his famous band will perform a matinee with Frances Boyden singing scenes from grand opera. The Forty-eight Gordon Highlanders band known as The Kitties appear Monday February 10 under Columbia lodge BPOI. The Vendome Stock Co and Harris Parkinson stock company also provide performances with vaudeville and films, all at standard or high quality for local audiences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia
Innes
Opera House
Frances Boyden
Alberti
Barritone
Signor Zerni
Adelle Borghi
Charleston Exposition
Attracion
Gordon Highlanders
The
Kitties
Columbia Lodge
Vendome
Miss Hobbs
Vitagraph
Harris Parkinson
Egypt
Jones
Boadman
Insurance Agents Promote Tennessee Firms in Brown Block
Nicholson Magruder and Co advertise as the agency for the largest Tornado Fire Life and Accident insurers in Tennessee with an office in Brown Block and both phones 328 ly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nicholson, Magruder & Co
Tennessee
Brown Block
Does It Pay The Store Of McKennon Anderson Foster
The firm McKennon Anderson Foster held a Saturday clearance sale of winter goods starting at 4 50 o clock after holidays and stock-taking. They placed extensive newspaper ads in the Daily and Weekly Herald while clerks stayed busy serving customers all day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McKennon, Anderson & Foster
Daily
Weekly Herald
Jellico and Monarch Coal Ad by Columbia Mercantile
A brief advertisement from Columbia Mercantile Storage Co. promoting Jellico coal as the best on the market and Monarch coal as a strong second option. The retailer urges customers to place orders for quick, clean fires with minimal dust and no clinkers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monarch
Columbia Mercantile Storage Co
Dissolution Notice of W F Willson & Co
The firm of W F Willson & Co dissolves by mutual consent with partners selling interests. Creditors and claimants must present claims at the Columbia Mill and Elevator Co office for settlement. The Columbia Mill and Elevator Co will collect outstanding accounts owed to the dissolved firm. Date January 10 1902.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. F. Willson & Co
Columbia Mill and Elevator Co
PO Wilbon & CO
Personal notices from Columbia area residents
A long list of visitors and travelers dwelling in and passing through Columbia and surrounding areas. Names include Mie Kisty Browdlow, G Strudwich, Evin Haley, Mie Alice Dugger, J. S. Orman, William, Mary Ashton, Hallie Fry, Hattie Wilson, Frances Sinclair, Sallie Sims, U H Foster, Willie A Guest, Maud McAnally, Carrie Gibwon, Charity Rodgers, P Spell, Mollie Hiett, J T Wilhoite, Herbert Johnson, Austin Harlan, Ophelia Fraser, Craft Brittain, Fannie Alexander, L P McLemore, E W Carmack, Dillie Meller, and others. Visits span Nashville, Pulaski, Florence, Birmingham, Augusta, Hillsboro, Texas, and Owensboro with trips to Florida and Washington. The item notes ongoing travel, relatives visiting, and one judicial candidacy by Judge Mallory of Jackson Tennessee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mie
Kisty Browdlow
Piabandel
Mr. G. Strudwich
Hillssora
N.C
Evin Haley
Bighyrville
Alice Dugger
Zion
Orman
Little Aan William
Pulaoki
Mises Mary Ashton
Hallie Fry
Pulaski
Hattie Wilson
Frances Sinclair
Franklin
Sallie Sims
Columbia
Mise Willie
Jevening
Nashville
Mise Maud McAnally
Mt Pleasant
Misa Carrie Gibwon
West Ninth Street
Charity Rodgers
Owensboro
P. Spell
Florida
Mollie Hiett
Andrews
J.T. Wilhoite
Jitt
Herbert Johnson
Williamson County
Austin Harlan
Little Davghter
Augusta
Ophelia Fraser
Knob
Creek
Brittain
Florence
Ala
Arthur Brittain
Fannie Alexander
Nashylie
Mm. L. P. McLemore
Hillsboro
Texas
E. W. Carmack
Washington
Senator Carmack
Mise Dillie Meller
Boston
G. W. Hargrove
Cemetery Avenue
Judge Mallory
Jackson, Tenn
Wedding Bells in Nashville and Columbia Nuptials Attend
The marriage unites Peeter Harlan and Marion Nichols at the bride's grandmother 627 Church St Nashville with Rev. Anderson performing before intimate friends. Marion, once a Bell Telephone operator in Columbia, returns to a Columbia home. The groom is with Harlan & Ritter. They will reside on South Garden St. The ceremony also notes a Tuesday wedding at Mr. A W Ligon's with J O Humphries and Pearl Comer, followed by a reception.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harlan Nichols
Sarah Martin
Church St
Nashville
Peeter Harlan
Marion Nichols
Anderson
Columbia
Bell Telephone Exchange
Harlan
Harlan & Ritter
South Garden Street
Emmett Dugger
John Latta
Mary
Cooper Boyd
Mr. Pleasant
A. W. Ligon
la France
William Doss
J. O. Humphries
Crudup
Ala
Miss Pearl Comer
Hats and Plumes Wedding Honor Gift
Mr and Mrs Humphries left Wednesday for an extended wedding trip. Afterward they will reside at Crodup. He is worthy in every respect of the sweet accomplished girl he has won.
Social notes from Chancery Court and County visitors
Little Miss Freda Rose returns to Florence after visiting Nellie Ashton and Nettie Mai Rattle. Visitors include Eugene Ritter and W Reames installing I O O F officers in Cullooka. John Cross of Clarksville plans homeward departure. E H Hatcher returns from Washington. Ethel enjoys Capital City festivities. Ancie Evans returns from Florence with social honors. Milton Brooks of Los Angeles heads to Texas after visits. J R Scott and bride Claudio Cole visit before Texas departure. Olivia Barrow guests Elizabeth Walker at Franklin Miss Barrow attends reception. Mrs Zack Roquemore from New Jersey visits West End. Roquemore promoted to run Rome exchange with wife relocation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chancery Court of Appeals
Freda Rose
Florence
Ala
Nellie Ashton
Nettie Mai Rattle
Eugene Ritter
P.N O
W. Reames
Cullooka
I. O. O. F. Lodge
John
Sarah Thompson
E. H. Hatcher
Washington
Ethel
Ancie Evans
Milton Brooks
Los Angeles
Cal
Texas
J. R. Scott
Bride
Claudio Cole
Birmingham
Olivia Barrow
Elizabeth Walker
Franklin
Misa Barrow
Miss Walker
Zack Roquemore
New Jersey
Crawford
West End
Roquemore
Bell Telephone Co
Rome
Weekly Subscriber Offer From The Hero
The Hero promises present cash subscribers three months advance for every new cash subscriber they recruit. Four new names and the cash contributed will cover a year’s subscription, offering a trial to extend benefits for existing readers.
Election Notice for Maury County Second District
On Tuesday the 21st of January an election will be held in the second district at the regular voting place to elect Justice of the Peace for mid district and county. Officers named include Judges W H Edwards W J Shannon and Tom Wiley Clerks W W Cathey Frank Mitchlener Receiver J D Stanfield T Akin Barna D K Minor Election Commission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maury County
Justice of the Peace
W. H. Edwards
W. J. Shannon
Tom Wiley
W. W. Cathey
Frank Mitchlener
J. D. Stanfield
Dnc
T. Akin
Barna
D. K. Minor
McDonald Livery Stables Advertises on South Main Street
Fragmentary notice shows W. J. McDonald advertising livery and stable services on South Main Street. The text includes unclear phrases about citizens and a belated event or alert, reflecting a small town business public notice from an old column.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Main Street
Pretty wedding at McCains residence joins Bud McCandlass and Minnie Denton
A large crowd witnessed a Wednesday ceremony at Mrs. Henry Troupe’s McCains home as Bud McCandlass and Minnie Denton tied the knot. The couple’s many friends wish them happiness on their life together. Another nuptial united Arthur Brittain of Holt's Corner with Mamie Hall of Florence, Alabama, at the bride's home. The groom, formerly of Columbia, has many local friends sending best wishes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Troupe
McCains
Bud McCandlass
Minnie Denton
Arthur Brittain
Holt's Corner
Marshall County
Mamie Hall
Florence
Ala
Columbia
McGavock Bride-To-Be in Franklin Presbyterian Church
Mr Oliver Shields of Nawhville to wed Miss Julia McGavock of Franklin in the Presbyterian church at Franklin next Wednesday afternoon. Miss McGavock is the sister of Mrs John Mitchell of this city and has visited often, winning many friends with her charm and accomplishments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oliver Shields
Nawhville
Julia McGavock
Franklin
Presbyterian Church
Misa McGavock
John Mitchell
Webb
Brice Vaughan
Blair
Weat End
Grean
Listle
Willie Kesio Hight
Mise
Mojile Sullivan Ie
Emus Wilkes
Mattie Ham
South Hind Street
Jonas Erwin
Mm VE. Hughes
Bonds Bonds Bonds Hendley and Wilson Agents for Bonding Company
Hendley and Wilson, representing leading fire and tornado insurers, also act as agents for the American Bonding and Jet Company. They handle bonds for administrators executors guardians trustees and broader employment related bonds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hendley & Wilson
American Bonding and Jet Company
Phosphate Plant Fire At Mt Bievant Teentaysien
A fire at the Tennessee Phosphate Company plant near Mt Bievant Teentaysien was caused by the explosion of a gasoline torch. The engine dust shed and sack shed burned, with damage totaling about 3000 dollars. The property was insured by two companies represented by Gordon and Towler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tennesse Phosphate Company
Mt Bievant Teentaysien
Local Shopper Seeks Bargain Groceries at Corner Market
Mr. D. F. Gibson of Korner Ninth and ten streets lists a line of staple goods with cash options and low prices. The note reads as a generic advertisement for affordable groceries with emphasis on cheap items and easy purchase.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Korner
Tien
Medomaioneo
Spring Hill Postmaster Appointment Noted
Spring Hill's Postmaster Warhington on January 16 announces Claiborne K Wade named postmaster at Spring Hill amid local changes in postal service duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spring Hill
Warhington
Claiborne K
Wade
Bens Sppointer
AROUND TOWN Bazaar and sick list headline items
Local items report several residents ill including Mr Brice Vaughan Blair and Willie Kesio Hight. deputies and officials noted health issues and community visits. Parcel of public notices covers moves, new residences, school exams, and local commerce including a bakery sale and telephone line work.
Wrench Strike Wounds Judge At Court House Incident
A wrench thrown from an upstairs window by J D Wright during a safe move at the Clerk and Master's office struck Judge Pote on the forehead, causing a gash needing stitches. Ernest R Farrell leaves The Democrat for the Herald, praised for his faithfulness and gentlemanly conduct by colleagues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. D. Wright
Judge Pote
Ernest R. Farrell
The
Democrat
Herald
Ighore
Maary Democrat
South Columbia Briefs Include Visits and Conference News
In South Columbia Edna Gilbert and Janie Fleming plan Country Week visits. Janie Fleming will visit Pleasant next Friday. Ada Adams visits Lyapville. J I Wilson and family left Monday for Sheffield Alabama to make it home. The Sweats attended the Southern General Conference of Seventh Day Adventists in Nashville. Ed Haywood and daughter visit Lion City. Will Neeley of McCains returns home after a city visit. Pearl Potts girl is sick with the measles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A L. Blocker
North Garden Street
Mise
Lucy Thomashee
Glendale
Beile Vaughan
Pat Dooley
Smizer
Fussell
East Sth
Felix Lowell
West End
Trott Place
Green House
East Ninth
A. L Blocker
South Columbia
Riverside
Susan
Iitle
AL Hayes
Pracmonin
W. A. Willie
Register Latta
T C. Petri
Nashville
ET. Brown
Brown Chemical Co
Alcorn
John Glock
Mary
Lebaron Heights
al Filersui
South Main Street
Nsking Fair
Public Square
Mt. Pleasant Pike
Herald Office
John Sands
Cemetery Avenue
W.N. Wilson
Florence
Ann
John EB. Walker
Columbia
Ellen Dunnington
Weat Seventh Street
Carters Creek Station
Phon
Sam B. Nicho
Columbia Lodge
BP. O. E
Messrs. W. GC
Salmon
Frank Dale
Clare Hawkins
Phintias Lodge
Walter B Capers
Atchie Rawle
A. W. Leach
Murfreesboro
Mas
Neon South Main Street
Leach
W. E. Voss
Red Seal
Louis Loeb
Pleasant
Voss
P. F. Taylor
American Telephone Company
Athens
Ala
Spirow Hill Messra
R.S. Hopleing
J.A Mc Keight
Lewisburg
Hays
Nelson Building
Jolly
Church
Lebanon
Wesley Jeans
Jeans
Knight
Theta
Rebekah Lodea
Hell
Texm
Rome
H. F. Farriss
Texas
John Miller
Taylor Randall
Jack Bauguse
Robert
Stuart
Bauguss
Edna Gilbert
Janie Fleming
Levine McClLin
Mira Mins Adkinson
Pulaakand
Lyapville
J. I. Wilson
Mooday
Sheffield
Thweat
Southern General Conference
Seventh Day Adventists
Southern Publishing House
Southern Sister
Ed Haywood
Lion City
Will Neeley
McCains
Pearl
Ed Potts
Salt Price Offer From Mercantile Storage Co
A local notice states Serabi Mercantile Storage Co offers the cheapest salt price ahead of buying, urging readers to act while supplies last. The message emphasizes urgency and direct sale language to attract customers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E Serabi Mercantile Storage Ca
Live Stock Notes Shipments This Week
Stockyard shipments list multiple consignors sending hogs cattle and mules to various destinations including Montgomery Atlanta Columbus Memphis Louisville Blockton and Louisville. Notable names include Abraham Broad Remell Eaton Fletcher Baltock McName Yokeley Anderson Milt Allen Houston Thowan Hager and Jno Lofton with totals of one or two loads per sender.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abraham Broa
Montgomry
Remell Eaton
Atlanta
Fletcher & Baltock
Columbus
McMime & Yokeley
Memphis
Anderson
Louisville
Milt Allen
Houston
American Wire Fence Sellout Notice
American Wire Fence sale advertised with large stock on hand. Local dealers urged to act for best selection and pricing.
Investigating Title G T Hughes and Calwkitt Peart Co
Investigators examine claims by George T Hughes of Calwkitt Peart Company regarding the transfer of land to Weet Nashville for a potential fertiliser plant site in Nashville. The case centers on property boundaries and proper ownership documentation amid ongoing public inquiries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George T. Hughes
Cal Wkitt Peart Company
Vinten Thone
Weet Nashville
Nashville Gauner
Also Mentioned on This Page
Hawes
Watkins, Harlan and Evans
Mawie Hodge
Nannie Williamson
Mebville
Club
John Trotwoood Mooore
Shady Grove
Hobbs
Golumbia Furniture CO
Phoenix Bank
Boll Phat
Humphries
M. E. Williamson
W. J. McDonald
Brittain Hall
Bhielas
McGavock
D. F. Gibson
Seenans
Saturn
T. N. Figuers
the Shoe Man
Weat
M. P. Merrill
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