4ROUND TOWN Local notes and community updates mix town news
Loole Loeb returns to town with bakery plans and new equipment. Messia, Hisey & Rives install linoleum on their theater front. Worley & Tindel plan a moving picture show on South Main. Riddle Reagan resigns Y M C A secretary post. Clinton Whitthorne named successor. John Fraser buys a survey hodg e for 260 dollars. Four Berkshire hogs taken up. An unusual instrument filed at Register Lipscomb. Saloon men enter whiskey drink debt agreement. West Seventh street improvements begin. W H Wilson buys Whitthorne lot for 2600 dollars to build a home. Express office crowd issues at Bethell block. police dispersed. Tax collection trips scheduled. fire plug added on West Beventh by Maury Dry Goods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loole Loeb
Messia, Hisey & Rives
Theaterium
Mesers, Worley & Tindel
South Main Street
Worley
Riddle Reagan
Clinton Whitthorne
John Fraser
Hodge
P. A. Huckaby
H. F. Faris
Berkshire
J. P. Brownlow
Register Lipscomb
West Beventh Street
W.H. Wilson
Charlotte’ Hughes
Whitthorne
Nearyy
Thomagnd
Puryear
Spring Hill
Cullepka
Mt. Pleasant
Maury Dry Goods
Water & Light Company
Local illness notes from Knob Creek district
The item lists several residents under medical care or recovery. Mr Doss Fraser is seriously ill at home on Knob Creek. Miss Charlotte Hughes has completed a five week confinement and scarlet fever. Mr T Ed Gordon is recovering from a threatened memory attack. Ben Charis is quite sick. Mrs W G Harlan has been unwell, improving recently. Mr T N Jones is able to be out after days confined to his room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doss Fraser
Knob Creek
Walker and
Dannhier
Loninville
Collier
Horace Cetl
Citizens
Pleasant
W. M. Hughes
Spring
Nashville
Lucretia Bunch
J. W. Adkisson
Santa Fe
Joe Gray
Williamson County
S. L. Walters
G. M. Hains
Zion
Hooker
Oklo
T. B. Wakefeld
Jack
W. R. Brown
Columbia
B. M Webb
Smithville
Park's Mill
Kate Meroney
Dark's Mill
Geneva Woolard
John Sowell
Cross Bridges
Gus Sowell
Birmingham
Minnie Lon Davis
Mary Mitchell
Bear Creek
J. H. Parish
Franklin
O. M. Coble
Raleigh Younger
Spring Hill
Talitha
Bessie Church
Cartera Creek
Louise
Bessle Meroney
K. P. Roberta
Mary Linn Roberts
G.P. Roberts
Roberts Bend
Zollye Walters
Local Notes and Visitors Across Maury County
A flurry of social updates from Maury County reports visits among families in Carters Creek and Santa Fe. Includes at least two weddings and several returns from Nashville and Franklin, plus farm listings, a stray livestock notice, and local announcements of sales and losses.
Death notices and obituaries from Theta to Rose Hill
Deaths across Columbia and nearby towns report Mrs. Chas Galloway as deceased, funeral held, and interment noon Saturday. Harriett L McCulloch dies at Columbia Institute rooms after long illness from heart failure. remains to Rockford. Will Burnett of Columbia dies in Nashville infirmary. funeral at First Baptist Columbia with Rev Spencer Tunsell. Rose Hill interment. Tobe Holcomb dies in Nashville. remains go to Julia Holcomb’s home. funeral, Rose Hill burial. survived by wife, one son, three daughters. ties to Meudry County noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. Galloway
Theta
Harriett L. McCulloch
Harriett McCulloch
Louise Clark
Columbia Institute
Will Burnett
Columbia
Nashville
First Baptist Church
Spencer Tunsell
Rose Hil
Burnett
Tobe Holcomb
Columbian Frnday
Julia Holcomb
Eighth Street
Holcombs
Mewry County
Marriage Licenses Reported for Parrish and Thackerley
Marriage license records show Will Parrish to Miss Fife Fer gueron and W. Y. Thckersley to Miss Mary Ethel Bryant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Parrish
Fife Fergueron
W. Y. Thckersley
Mary
Ethel Bryant
Graham Dog Law Proposed to Tax Male Dogs by Senate
Senator Graham's dog tax bill, carried by the Senate Agriculture Committee, seeks to curb dog nuisance by taxing each male dog. The measure mirrors a prior plan from four years ago and cites Sumner County's local statute as constitutional. The sponsor argues the bill targets nuisance without killing pets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Graham
Senate 1 Committee On Agriculture
Gravham
Sumner
Circuit Court
Poor Blacksmith Gets Very Handsome Legacy
Mayfield Kentucky January 28 Wn. T Benedict a poor blacksmith has fallen heir to 400000 by the death of a relative at Union City Tennessee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mayfield, Ky
T Benedict
Union City
Tenn
Prohibit Vagrancy Law Filed By Representative McFarland
A new measure introduced in the House defines vagrants and sets procedures for enforcement. The draft targets wandering unemployed. idle, immoral, or profligate individuals. beggars. gamblers. prostitutes. and others lacking means of support, with penalties including short jail terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McFarland
Ufe
Mke
Lown
Hin
Walt
Bond required for vagrants under two hundred dollars
The text outlines a process for vagrants to post a bond of at least 201 dollars payable to the State of Tennessee. If the person breaches, suit may be brought in the Circuit Court or Supreme Court with the district attorney handling the case. Sureties must be summoned before court, and penalties cap at the bond’s face value unless the vagrant is retried.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tennessee
Circuit Court
Dstrict
Supreme Court
Financial Losses Rise After Kingston Earthquake in Jamaica
Financial damage from the Kingston quake and subsequent fires is now estimated at 15,000,000. Banks have resumed judgment but there is no reopening of business. Transport to St Andrew has resumed, and merchants worry about loan repayments due to quake clauses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kingston
Jamaica
St. Andrew
Shonts resigns as Isthmian Canal Commission chairman
The Isthmian Canal Commission chairman Theodore P. Shonts resigns, effective by March 4, after tendering his resignation to the President. He was elected today as president of the Interborough Metropolitan Company in New York. John P. Stevens, engineer in charge of canal construction, is expected to be named chairman and to operate from the Isthmus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Theodore P. Shonts
Isthmian Canal Commission
White House
Shonts
Interborough Metropolitan Company
New York
Waas
Clivixman
John Pe Stevens
Stevens
Nis Post Tm
Comptroller Receipts Break All Records in Tennessee
Nashville January 22 reports to date show the state comptroller’s receipts for the month totaling 1,289,764.85, the largest for the period on record. Of this amount 732,290.20 goes to the sinking fund for retirement of the state debt, 60,000 covers the first payment on the Herbert Dominico, and another large warrant covers regular interest on the debt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nashville
Aluklog Fund
Herbert Domalo
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Cain of Beauty
Green Gate
Turner & Johnson
Gesees
Seesesear
Gladya Timmons
Ndian Territory
Godwin Chapel
Mildred Gregory
Maggie Hull
Godwin
Joe Foster
Carters Creek
J. F. Bell
Spring Hil
Glasgow
Tron Ridge Road
A. Ie
M Fouten
Wit
Mawhineville
Bettin Flemwire
J. M. Grahams
Tamworth
T .N. Primm
Colombia
J. W. Pugh
Giles County
Senate
Committee On Agriculture
M'Farland
Subjest
Bill
FIRST
PRI
Golden Gate
Ajax
California
Heinz
Heirs
Snider
Campbell's
Tobseco
Ayer
L. A. Price's
Aig
L. A. Price
Walter Baker
New Orleans
Boston
St Peesceses
L. A. Pierce
U. S
London
Gitaroo County
Ker City
Langes’ Isle
Isle
Mammoth
Batavia
H. G. Hill
T L Cunningham
Enee
Cumberland Telephone & Telegraph Company (Incorporated
the Canal Commission
Comptroller
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