Personal notices list several local residents returning home and visiting
Mrs Harvey Neeld returns from Puliekt Rev G H Steen returns from Memphis Corinth and Florence with upcoming Sunday appointments Rev 8 D Loyah pastor of Garden Street Presbyterian Church Petersburg Va on business will return to Columbia for pulpit Sunday Rev J W Cherry called to Clarksville Thursday to conduct funeral of former member will return in time for pulpit here Sunday Lt E L Miller recently overseas guest of Mr and Mrs B W Garner Mrs Mary Padgett Grant visiting Nashville Mrs A H Johnson of Selma Ala visiting Mrs J W Denham HY H Thompson of Carters Creek in Columbia on business Mrs John Gant and late son John visiting relatives in Nashville Miss Helen Harvey returns from Chicago Miss Inez Barker of Nashville spends weekend in Columbia Mr and Mrs W W Witherspoon return from New Orleans James Granbery of Union Springs Ala here on business Kelley Morton honored
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvey Neeld
Puliekt
G. H. Steen
Memphis
Corinth
Plorence
D. Loyah
Garden Street
Presbyterian Church
Petersburg
Columbia
J. W. Cherry
Clarksville
Miller
W. W. Witherspoon
New Orleans
Jaines Granbery
Vunion Springs
Ala
Kelley Morton
Local social notes list visitors and travelers
Discharged from Camp Wadsworth 8.1, arrives home. Miss Rebecca Urwin called to Nashville Saturday by illness of her brother in law F. M. Eilett. Mrs. Gordon Craige of Memphis visits aunt Mrs. B. E. McLemore. Miss Rebecca Amis of Franklin and Mrs. Clyde Wagstaff of Lynnville spend weekend with Mrs. J. T. McKnight. Mrs. W. W. Bermett returns from Franklin visit. Gilliner Greenian of Lebanon Law School visits parents. Lt. and Mrs. A. A. Adame of Lebanon visit W. B. Greenlaw family at C. M. A. Mrs. Sue Gray Dunnington visiting niece Mrs. Woodson Harrison in Nashville. Mrs. Will Hulton and son Frank visit Mrs. W. J. Dale Sr. Tom Peebles, Mrs. Gordon Craige, and Miss Florence Arnold motor to Nashville. Ida Walker returns to Godwin after time with sister Mrs. J. F. Caldwell in Columbia. Mrs. J. F. Brownlow and daughter Marie arrive from Atlanta where Girard Brownlow was visited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camp Wadsworth
Rebecca Urwin
Nashville
F. M. Eilett
Gordon Craig
Memphis
Eugenia McLemore
EB. McLamore
Rebecca Amis
Franklin
Clyde Wagstaff
Lynnville
J. T. McKnight
W. W. Bermett
Gilliner Greenian
Lebanon Law School
W. B. Greenlaw
A. A, Adame
Lebanon
C. M
Columbia
J. F. Brownlow
Miss Marie
Atlanta
Girard Brownlow
Deaths and Funerals in Monday's Daily Herald
A series of obituaries from near Santa Fe to Theta and Arlington detail the deaths of Mrs Will Nellums age 40 Miss Lavina McBride Mildred Pearl Inman John Barnes and Mrs Eckley Rockwell. Services were held at Santa Fe Theta Friendship Arlington and the family cemetery with Maury Undertaking Co handling arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daily Herald
Will Nellums
Will Nellume
Santa Pe
Infivensa
Santa Fe
Maury
Ira Venable
Lee Venable
Theta
the Baptist Church
John Hrimble
Maury Undertaking Co
John Barnes
King’s Daughters’ Hospital
The
Baptist Church
Barnesville
Dark's Mill Red Cross aids wounded soldiers with robes
The Dark's Mill Red Cross Auxiliary held a sewing rally at Mrs. Jim Parrish's home with twelve members producing fourteen robes for wounded soldiers. Lunch followed at noon, as activities like these sustain local war support and fellowship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dark’s Mill Red Cross
Jim Parrieh
Death of Mrs Ge Guest in Athens Georgia
News of the death of Mrs Ge Guest last night at 10 o clock in Athens Georgia was received with sorrow by friends of Mr Guest. She died of pneumonia and influenza. The body will be carried to Decatur Alabama for interment. Mrs Guest’ former home, for burial, will be in Decatur I eme! Will go tonight to Decatur
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mildred Pearl Inman
King's Daughters’ Hospital
Maury Undertaking Co
Campbells Station
Friendship Church
F. C. Lowell
Mildred
Mra
Hogs Steady Higher in EGS Market Weak. Local Prices Steady
The Thursday Daily Herald reports a quiet local hog market with prices steady to higher, cattle and sheep steady, and eggs unchanged though big centers show drops. New York poultry receipts set a record, while Louisville markets show cattle steady, hogs steady to higher, and poultry and produce prices across dairy and grains with barrels and buseshed figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daily Herald
Yeater
New York
Bourbon Stock Journal
The
Herald
Louisville
Eby
Twenty five Tennessee counties net state funds, report says
Nashville Tenn Jan 28 A statement from the State Comptroller shows 25 counties in Tennessee receive more from the State Treasury than they contribute. East Tennessee leads with 15 counties, followed by Middle and West regions. List includes Benton Bledsoe Carter Cheatham Claiborne Cumberland Dickson Fayette Greene Hancock Hawkins Jackson Johnson McNairy Moore Overton Pickett Beott Sequatchie Sevier Tipton Anitco Union Van Buren White with various underpayments from last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nashville
Tenn
State Comptroller's Office
Tennessee
Gwin
Tipton
Shelby
East Tennessee
Middle Tennessee
Benton
Bledage
Carter
Cheatham
Claiborne
Cumberland
Dickson
Fayette
Greene
Hancock
Hawkins
Jackson
Johnson
McNairy
Moore
Overton
Pickett
Beott
Sequatchie
Sevier
Anicof
Union
van Buren
White
Death of Mrs Van Lewis Reveres Maury County Friends
Mrs Van Lewis died of influenza in Memphis last Saturday, sending sorrow to Maury County friends. Formerly Louise Hall, she was daughter of R M and Mrs Hall of Pinewood and Nashville, sister of Rep Frank Hall of Dickson. Her sister Katherine Hall serves in France with Red Cross canteen work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
van Lewis
Memphis
Maury County
Lewis
Mise Louise Hall
R. M. Hall
Pinewood
Nashvile
Frank Hall
Dickson
Mias
Catherine Hall
France
Red Cross
Sheep for sale 250 ewes bred to Shropshire bucks
250 good ewes offered by J M Simmons Carnersville Tennessee bred to registered Shropshire bucks. Lambing to commence February 20. Local authoritative rural classified style notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Simmons
Carnersville
Tenn
Dtjwikly
Lost two red steers near Mount Pleasant
Two red steers about 700 pounds each strayed from a pasture three miles north of Mount Pleasant. Both tagged in the top left ear. one has a dark head. Liberal reward for return or information. Contact J. M. JOHN, STON, Holenwald, Tann.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt Pleasant
J. M. John
STON
Holenwald
Tann
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Maury Dry Goods Co
FORD
FRY Bros
the House of Service
Victor Records
Rockabye
Baby
Foxtrot” and
Mary” Dance Records
Columbia Hardware & Furniture Co
Lavina McBride
Mt., Pleasant
McBride
Lavina
Shea
Gladys
Louise
Mary
Arlington Cemetery
Irwin Bros
Eckley West Rockwell
Eckley Rockwell
James Rockwell
Columbia Arsenal
Washington
Weal Point
Mra. Rockwell
Mins Helen Rockwell
Charles K Rockwell
Cr. Rockwell
White House
American Army of Occupation
Business Woman's Association
Lieut
Provine Greenlaw
Lieut, Greenlaw
George O. Watts
Sundsay
Columbia Military Academy
A. A. Adams
Gilber Greenlaw
Catherine Greenlaw
Douglas Greenlaw
Garden and
Eighth Streets
Junior Order of American Mechanics
Federation of Women’s Clubs
Federation
GE. Guest
Athens, Georgia
Burt Oate
Timothy
W. W. Evans & Co
Heamenr
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