Local notes from Omega area residents on illnesses and events
Our correspondents report a string of community updates from Omega and nearby towns. Names mentioned include Mrs. Cling Dindeon and Miss Carrie Derryberry with social calls and visits. Elder W Derryberry closes his ring ing school at Old Lasoe. Mrs. Martha Hardly nop dies and is buried with services by Elder Wm Anderson. Rev W G Morrin accepts McCain's C P Church pastorate and preaches a first sermon. community members relocate, attend school, or plan events such as Dame Plunkett's singing school at McCains Academy. Additional notes mention Myatio Cure ads, travel between towns, and local family movements.
Death of Mrs Pat Hardison Recalled in Lovettevill
Locals recount the death of Mrs Pat Hardison of Lovettevill died January 11 after long illness. She lived a devout Christian life, attended worship regularly, endured illness with cheer. Remains laid to rest in Eardican graveyard by her husband, who was burying a gravelon years ago. Daisy Jones listed as sick. Pomp Jones of Oblon county visiting relatives. Jim Andrews family of Vet City visiting. William Collings and wife of Caney visiting.
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Pat Hardison
Jeans
Chilhood
Eardican
Mise Daisy Jones
Pomp Jones
Oblon County
Jim Andrews
Vet City
William Collings
Caney
Cold Wave Prompts Prep And Local Notices
A fragmentary local item notes cold wave prep selling lap robes and horse blankets. Mentions residents such as Herbert Green Jake Martin Tasca Priest Miss Fitzgerald and others with brief social updates in Blanton Lanton and nearby areas including Nashville Columbia and Carter's Creek. Rev Seay and Rev Anderson are recorded as delivering sermons noting upcoming services.
Cypress Shingles. Car hoad just received. 11 a1 J. P. Street & Co.
Timatons, Jan. 21-Nov. Marden preached at Philippi Sunday morning at o'clock, also Sunday afternoon at Seelock to a large audience. Misses Nettle and Pattie Dawson returned home after a week with Misses Peart and Bessie Allen of Roberts' Kead. Anna Stone visited sister Mrs. Carlie Stone of Concord. Mr. Cam Thomas on sick list. Mrs. W. M. Willie and family ill with colds. Mike Lala Willis and grandmother visiting Bear Creek. Maud Dawson with Godwin friends. Dr. Forgey and wife of Columbia spent Sunday with Deey's mother. Clarence Witherspoon of Santa Fe and Lula Hanks paid Miss Anna Forgey a visit Sunday. Mike Pokie Thomas of Theta with sister Mia Kid Stone last week. Hebert Allen left for Benabard & Hughes' school at Spring. Wishing editor and Henay success, Lorrie Bere.
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Timatons
Marden
Philippi
Seelock
Nettle
Pattie Dawson
Peart
Bessie Allen
Roberts’ Kead
Anna Stone
Carlie Stone
Concord
Cam Thomas
Eick
W. M. Willie
Mike Lala Willis
Bear Creek
Maud Dawson
Godwin
Dr. Forgey
Columbia
Deey
Clarence Witherspoon
Santa Fe
Lula Hanks
Anna Forgey
Mike Pokie Thomas
Theta
Mia
Kid Stone
Hebert Allen
Benabard & Hughes
Henay
Lorrie Bere
Extraordinary Bargains in Leather Top Phaetons of 1900
Local column notes community greetings and social visits. Mrs Etta Kelsey and baby improve after illness. Bettie Potts and brother T WeRalli visited relatives. Florence Cunningham and Leslie Cunningham visited friends. Miss Mary Johnson visited Branch. Myrtie Pennington to open school in February. Mr and Mrs A Pogue, married Christmas, plan housekeeping. Mr T Ledbetter and bride welcomed in the neighborhood. Best wishes extended to all.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herap
Etta Kelsey
Dave
Bettie Potts
T. WeRalli
Florence
Leslie Cunningham
Mary Johnson
Sunda
Myrtie Pennington
Mra. A. ¥. Pogue
T. 2. Ledbetter
Two Surries Bargains and Local Social Notes
A fragment from a community column reports bargains as “Two Surries” left and urges riding cheap before it is too late. The piece also lists local social visitors and events from January with mentions of Med A Matthews host, Miss Willie Emerson, Carrie Williams, and family visits, plus church notes from Bro Aushan and a Nashville trip.
Local notices and obituaries from a Tennessee- area paper
Mise Daley Watson Ie on the stele Nat. We report the improved condition of Mek M. if. Walteta. Mr. Zotlie Walters accepted the school at Santa Ke and will meetstord ty Mine Taylor of Winchester beginning next Monday. Mise Lettie Martin of Went Nashville paid Zula a lying vielt, coming down Saturday night and returning Sunday afternoon. Mr James Taylor died at his home on Kaoek after only a few minutes. Hixon was 77, a Mexican War veteran with a pension. William Anderson conducted the funeral at his home on Knob Creek. remains laid to rest at Pope's Chapel. Deceased was a member of the Methor church for many years. Sympathy to relatives. Light running and old prices. Bee u Sarreterkin& Dopsox. State's Financial Condition: Nashville Jan 19. State Treasurer Craig's bicantal report shows receipts and disbursements for two years. $180,600,018 in bonds purchased under sinking fund. Current fund credit $18,159,41. Urges legislature not to disturb sinking fund act. To Cure a Cold in One Day: Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets. Each box 25c. BE W Grove signature.
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Smitheon
JS. Hardison
Mesara
T. Rh. Jones
Mark Tavilor
Masaey
Phillipe
Banton
Call
J. M. Derryherry
Ed. Hardison
Carter's Creek
Hardy Hardison
Martha
Hesband
Wm Anderson
Toxnsome Ness
Mise Daley Watson
Walteta
Zotlie Walters
Santa Ke
Ty Mine Taylor
Winchester
Mise
Lettie Martin
Nashville
Zula
James Taylor
Kaoek
Hey
Wmn
Anderson
Knob Creek
Pope's Chapel
Zvbay
Nasuvilla
Craig
Bank for Spring Hill Sissel to the American saga
A gentleman withheld name and residence proposes opening a bank here. He would provide 7000 of 10000 capital. citizens must supply 3000. Prof Hughes backs the plan, promising to publicize the party once settled. Citizens expect strong bank prospects as farmers hold accounts. Also noted is Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonice as a malaria remedy with pay-if-not-cured terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sissel
Spring Hill
Wm. Hughes
Popular Candidates For the Heralds Premium Phaeton
A list of candidates for the Heralds premium phaeton includes Miss Mattie Willis, Mia, Mattis Head, Miss Fannie M Stephenson, Rev W Hatcher, Miss Carrie Minor, Miss Rosa Cherry, Mrs D F Osteen, Prof W E Bestick, Mrs Laura McBride, Dr J E Dixon, Mr W J Lee, Miss Edith Oliver, Miss Lizzie Choate, and Mr Ros Sparkman. Sparkman of Enterprise, recently recovering from a crushed foot, asks friends to vote for him and repay his misfortune with support.
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Herald
Mattie Willis
Timmons
Mia
Mattis Head
Williamsport
W.T. Ussery
Columbia
Fannie M. Stephenson
Frierson
W. Hatcher
Sante Fe
Carrie Minor
Match
Rosa Cherry
D. F. Osteen
W. E. Bestick
Laura McBride
Sawdust Valley
Directory of Santa Fe Circuit Schedule
Directory lists First Sunday services at Union 16:30 Santa Fe and 2330 p.m. Second Sunday Godwin Chapel 10:30 a.m. ALML Zion 2:30 p.m. rd Sunday Santa Pe 11 a.m. ath Sunday Mt.Zion 10380 p.m. At Godwin Chapel J W Hatenen PLC
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Santa Fe
Union
Godwin Chapel
Alml. Zion
Santa Pe
Mt.Zion
J. W. Hatenen, PLC
Real Estate Transfers From Mt Pleasant Area and More
A record of varied real estate transfers including W T Killebrew and wife to Hunter and Killebrew in Mt Pleasant two lots. Mt Pleasant Turnpike Co to Ridley Phosphate Co for a spur track. J D Burrow and wife to Ridley Phosphate Co right of way. D F Watkins to Ridley Phosphate Co right of way. Lowell and wife to W C Gordon 11 acres in 20th district. Rona B Bedon et al to Ernest Rankin 80 acres in 20th district. Bonderman to S Henner man 175 acres in 5th district. M Coffey and wife to Mrs M A Hodge 20 acres in 7th district. Mary Frierson to Trustees of United Primitive Baptist Church lot in 22d district. M M Mitchell and wife to Walker 5 acres in 6th district. A J Mangrem 62 acres. Jas H Kanon and wife to J L Kanon undivided interest 5 acres in 4th district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W.T. Killebrew
Hunter & Killebrew
Mt. Pleasant
Mt. Pleasant Turnpike Co
Ridley Phosphate Co
Cee J.D. Burrow
Ridley Peepee Co
D. F. Watkins
Tilis Lowell
W. C. Gordon
Rona B. Bedon
Ernest Rankin
Bonderman
Hennerman
M. Coffey
M. M. Mitchell
Walker
Queen Victoria Dies and Edward VII Becomes King
Osbourne House grief unfolds as Queen Victoria dies at six thirty. Edward VII will be proclaimed king in London, with the Privy Council and oath of allegiance to follow. Windsor mourners await funeral plans and royal family gathers around the queen’s deathbed.
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Lowpor
Victoria
Windsor
Barint
Trogniorn
Prince Consort
Bowland
Europe
Albert Edward
London
Privy
Edward VII
Wight
Quarn Victoria
Reiges
Queen Victoria
Ether
Duke of Kent
Osborne House
England
Winchester
German Empire
James Reid
Orly
Prince of Wales
Germany
Edward VIII
Death of Queen Victoria and British succession unfolds
News from Washington reports Queen Victoria's death and U.S. government expressions of sorrow. President McKinley to send condolence to King Edward VII as royal succession declares Albert Edward king while Edward VII. The era marks historic flag at half mast and Senate resolution praising the late queen.
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Tie Kisac
Osborne
Ora P.m
James Reid
Dovulars Powell
Thomas Brailow
the News
Washington
Vining
Jan
Queen Victoria
McKinley Shaultanes
Authassidor Choate
Edward VII
Hay
Victoria
London
Choate
Lord Lansdowne
British Empire
John Way
Queen Victoria to lie in state and be buried at Frogmore
London dispatch says Europe’s royalty will attend Victoria’s funeral at Windsor. Bodies will lie in state in Waterloo Chamber before a nine o’clock service at St George’s Chapel. The royal coffin travels by train to Frogmore Mausoleum where Prince Albert rests, with a grand ceremony expected at Osborne House and amid nationwide mourning.
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St. George's Chapel
Windsor
New York
London
Europe
Frogmora
Windsor Park
Waterloo
Windsor Castle
Denmark
Greece
Belgium
Servin
Saxony
Portugal
Mortsmouth
Viewtorin
Taddiniton
Frogmore
Frogmore Mausoleum
Windearenathe
St. Cheorge's Chapel
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Hasda
Mwheumatiam
A. B. Raina
Drugerat
McCains
McCarxa
Ian
Dreamland
Happy Shore
Pang
Hinnann
Gupp
Pesce
J. Moore
W. (. Morrin
Groesherk
Texas
McCain
C. P
Cullooka
Big Place
Bernice Smith
Hessie Digger
Minges Tunnell
Ella
D. Walker
John
John Williams
Pulaski
Chas, Morgan
Joe Morgan
Barton C. Jones
Belton
Tennessee
Prine
Will Esten
Cour
Dan Wilsford
Dame Plunkett
McCains Academy
Ifca
Peliee
Sehol
R.L Harris
Dr. Lanier
Rimpkina
Cenone Ie
Miss Ladd
Williamann County
John Crwin
Mangrem
Whitaker
R. F. Anthony
Promise City
Iowa
A. B.raing
Dragatet
Oothsin
Mrs Tatra
Gra
Fannie Derryberry
Minnie Sharp
Dece
Bertie Janes
Jon
Laura Sealey
Maggie Detla Underwoul
Teie
Nest Mosers
Dave Crutcher
Jim Derryberry
Rob and the Nicholeon
Wigners Allen
Terry Mitchell
Robert Sowell
Edd Sharp
Wilt
Jobin Dooley
Tom
Theodore Sealey
Bol Jones
Kvide
Lovettevil
Sarreneinup
Lanton
Lannox
Herbert Green
Jake Martin
Tasca Priest
Allen Fitzgerald
Deverberry
Lacen
Kelley
Ear Carter
Ear Carter's Creek
Oring Tula Young Ie
Rat Mra
Laura Monical
Mra
Green
Little Gon
Mack
Seay
Blanton Chapel
Neapolis
William Anderson
Beech Gears
Raven Loews
J. P. Street & Co
J. P. Sawer & Co
AMP Branch
Ser Sarrerrrene
Dopaox
Sunnyside
Susxrsipe
Med. A. Matthews
Mineos Auinia Kennedy
Campbell's Station
Carrie Williams
Franklin
Willie Emerson
Wills
Ben
Hempstead
Edd Hem
Seb Tee
Kate Wright
J. B. Scott
Lissie Scott
Mise Ella Smith
Alfred Dooley
Grack Mies
T Puente
Weert Port
Bro Aushan
Fee Brown
Our Neighbor
Mitchell
BE. W. Grove
Bank
Grove
Ross Sparkman
Enterprise
Castoria
Prince Albert Edward
Foreign Office
House of Commons
Frient Terry
Gueh O
Hme
Lord Clarendon
Prince Chestian
Schleswig-Holstein
Dukam
Argyll
Canterbury
Athena
Tenn
James E. Scobey
Dewid
Columbia, Tenn
W.jjj.oakeers
OAKES
N. Main &T
Tan
JulS-lyady
Senate
Allison
United States of America
Long
the King
Albert
George
Prince
Derhy
Cornwall
Dr. Temple
York
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Will
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