Local Notices From County Section
Hopkins qualified as coeditor of the miner ies of Henry Willema Buchanan sold property in Spring Hill to Mrs Alte Walker Embraced in the deal is the ore house owned by Mr. Buchanan Mire Pelly M Ellett returned to Mt Pleasant after visiting Mrs Marsin or Mt Pleasant Pelly M Ellett sister helper during her illness Mack Raley returned from Texas to visit then fell critically ill at home on West Fork of Bigby
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S Hopkins
Henry Willema
Buchanan
Alte Walker
Spring Hill
Anude Sowell
W. Nichols Produce Co
Corner Square
Farmers
Merchants Bank
D&wit
Mack Raley
Texas
Weet Fork
Bigby
Critial
Illness Strikes Local Residents Across Several Families
The column lists several residents in fragile health including Rebecca Erwin with neuralgia of the lung. Mrs Adkins mourns her daughter Mrs Bruce Satterfield. Arty Moore traveling from Williamsport to California is seriously ill and not expected to live. Madame Eatave remains critically ill at her daughter’s home in Artemus Kentucky.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rebecca Erwin
Adkins
Bruce Satterfield
Arty Moore
Williemsport
California
Columbia
Madame Eateve
Artemus
Sale of 30 two-year-old mares at Yakley's stable
Auction at Yakley’s stable in Columbia with thirty of the county’s best two-year-old mares offered. Sale Saturday January 30 at 12 o'clock. Nine months credit with approved security. Hayes & Moore act as auctioneers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yakley
Columbia
Anuien
Ap Oved Security
Side&wit Hayes & Moore
Local Notes and Sales Report From Columbia Area
Community items include Gret males at Young’s stable weighing 1200 pounds and 34 head placed today. Officials announce State costs distributions to named individuals and local businesses report seed sales, home purchases, and property transfers. Fishermen, residents move, and shop notes cover footwear discounts and new frame cottage work in Columbia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parto Buttons
Young's
DR. Whiteside
BELL
Me Heyes & Moore
Yakley
Chewit
Nichols
Clarence Oci
Orel Davis
Jim Bradshaw
Ed Vance
John Lanier
Walter Carter
Jim Mayes
R. D
Robinson
Columbia
Northwestern Mutual
Mrr
William Sheegog
John Edward Sheegog
T. N. Piguers
Greenwood
R. L. Hayes
Horseley
Maury County Historical Society
Sallie Wilson
T. C. Harris
Fred Pigg
Jasper Neeley
South Main Street
Speme
Messrs Smith Thomas
W. H. Jones
J. M. Dooley
Mt. Pleasant
G. W. Nichols
Duce CO
Public Square
Farmers & Merchants Bank
Jay
Embargo Street
R. J. Oneal
T. N. Figuers
Marriages and Retail Ads From Local Ledger
Marriage licenses listed include M L Scribner and Miss M L Stokes S B Dogger and Miss Ludie Smith 8 E Dugger and Miss Ludie Smith Walter L Harwell and Miss Alta Mate Fitzegerald J Burney Kapnon and Miss Pattie Denton Dr H O Anderson and Miss Ethel Clare Gardner Also footwear ad notes men’s shoes priced at three dollars and fifty cents from T Piguers
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. L. Scribner
M. L. Stokes
S. B. Dogger
Ludie Smith
E. Dugger
Walter L. Harwell
Alta Mate Fitzegerald
J. Burney Kapnon
Pattie Denton
H. O. Anderson
Ethel ‘Clare Gardner
State tightens gambling rules after lower house pass
Olympia January 27 report states that a betting and track gambling bill cleared the lower house. It classifies pool selling bookmaking and betting rooms as felonies and treats gambling paraphernalia as prima facie evidence of violation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olympia
Winh
Jan
Deaths and Obituaries From Santa Fe and Nearby Areas
Fred Pigg died of pneumonia in Santa Fe at about age 20 leaving a widow after one year of marriage. Funeral services were held at the Baptist church and burial followed in Santa Fe cemetery. Arris Brown and Squire Arris Brown of Nashville noted deaths with funeral plans, while Mark A. Robertson died in May Texas after arriving to tend a sick relative. Thomas Mulloney, an ex Confederate and longtime L&N railroad employee, died near Lynnville at 65. born in Ireland in 1844, he served in the Third Tennessee Infantry and is survived by his wife and five children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Pigg
Santa Fe
Jeff Pigg
Baptist Church
Mark A. Robertson
J. D. Harmon
South High Street
Mr. Robertson
May
Texas
Mrs. Robertson
Will Ragan
C. ¢. Robertson
Brownwood
Thomas Mahoney
Lynnville
Tenn
Thomas Mulloney
Ciizen
Lyntville
Mahoney
Thts
Lowsville & Nashville Railroad
Offerale
Ireland
America
Third Tennessee Infantry
Jonesboro
Ark
Chickamauga
Dan Mahoney
Nashville
J. QO. Mahoney
Dallas
Tex
L. P. McWilliams
Elkmont
Ala
C. C. Mahoney
Pulaski
Mamie Mahoney
Men$s3 50 Shoes Discounted At $2 75 By T N FIGUERS
Men's shoes advertised at 2.75 dollars from T N Figuiers on 26th street. Offer highlights a reduction from 3.50 dollars. per the retailer’s circular.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. N. Figuers
Livery Stables Change Hands In Columbia
Livery firms saw a flurry of transfers on North Main and South Garden streets. Mowers Pratt and Forgey sold their operation to Lacy Whittaker of Banta, with possession by February first. Pratt and Forgey then purchased Harlan and Son’s livery on South Garden Street, effective February first, bringing seven horses and vehicles to the fleet and expanding Whittaker’s stable plans. The shifts boost Columbia's local livery business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pratt & Forgey
North Mainatreeet
Lacy Whittaker
Banta Ps
Pratt & Porgey
Veas
Harlan & Son
South Garden Street
Chlinge
Whittaker
Columbia
Williams to Establish Stables in Maury County
R M Williams will keep stables on the Mt Pleasant pike after renting the Blackburn place near Hatcher and eighty acres on the Hamshire pike. He plans to move his twenty one brood mares and eighteen stallions from Macon and Memphis with Morgan Williams overseeing the stock. Williams envisions revived southern interest in fine horses and expects trainers and breeders to relocate to the county to boost the breeding industry around the planned district fair venture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. M. Williams
Blackburn Place
Hatcher Place
Mt. Pleasant Pike
Morgan Williams
Mr. Williams
Hamshire Pike
Macon
Memphis
Maury County
Faly
Seed and Feed Market Ad by G W Sich Ols Produce Co
Clover blue grass red top cow pelts and sorghum seed all kinds of seed sent. We can give money on your seed wants and pay highest market price. Also at market for seeds and sewn goods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. W. Sichols Produce Co
More Liquor Bills In Legislature
Special to The Herald Nashville Tenn Jan 28 Hannah of Giles county sworn in as a House member after illness absence Speaker Taylor signed Senate Bills Nos 11 and 60. Bill 11 prohibits sale of intoxicants in the state and 60 raises salaries of Nashville city officials. Senate today sees two liquor related bills one by Askew to require sheriffs to obtain from U S authorities lists of license purchasers under the internal revenue act and another by Davidson county Senators seeking a commission to approve property the prohibition law would destroy.
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Herald
Nashville
Tenn
Hannah
Giles County
House
Uiness
Taylor
Senate
Askew
U. S
Davidson County
Furniture for Sale by Sallie Wilson Household Items
Solid walnut set with wardrobe and cedar heat cabinet plus other household effects offered by the estate of Sallie Wilson. Interested buyers should apply to John Latta or Dr. Horsley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Integra
Sallie Wilson
John Latta
DR. Horsley
Hadley Upholds Two Cent Fare in Missouri Rate Case
Kansas City Jan 22 Gov Herbert S Hadley presented the principal argument for the state in the Missouri rate cases. A large audience of railroad attorneys and others attended as Judge O M Spencer of St Joseph Ma general solicitor for the Chicago Burlington and Quincy led the railroad defense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Herbert S Hadley
O. M. Spencer
St. Joseph
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy
Dyer's Inspiring Plea on Civic Duty and Carmack
Prof. G. W. Dyer of Vanderbilt delivered an eloquent address on civic virtue at the Laymen's Institute in progress at the Methodist church. He warned of city political evils, praised rural citizenship, lauded churches, critiqued corporations, and concluded with a moving tribute to Senator Carmack, urging Tennesseans to rise against organized corruption.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Church
G. W. Dyer
Vanderbilt University
Dyer
America
Elf
Senator Carmack
Ten pullets and fifteen hens for sale
A local ad offers ten pullets and fifteen hens thoroughbred and high scoring for sale. Also three cocks and one cockeral are available with a Hartles option, pricing at one dollar per bird. Contact A. G. Dinwiddie by Bell Phone DT-d8tae wt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hartles
Jeich
A. G. Dinwiddie
Bell Phone
Rev M O Gabard to Preach at Lasting Hope Church
Reverend M O Gabard of Thayer Missouri will preach at Lasting Hope near Carters Creek next Sunday morning. His arrival and sermon are noted for local parishioners and visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gabard
Thayer, Mo
Lasting Hope
Carter's Creek
Ladies' Shoes Cut Price to Clear Stock
Local shoe stock reduced to make way for new inventory. Ladies' sizes several patterns reduced from $3.50 to 1.98 per pair. Special sale by T. N. FIGUERS at 26-48. Must clear remaining stock promptly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. N. Figuers
Leigh Arrested for Perjury in Sharp Case Bias Ruling
Nashville Tenn January 28 Judge Hart dismissed Juror Leigh for bias toward defendant Sharp. Leigh was arrested on a perjury warrant and held on 1000 dollars bond to answer to the Grand Jury. Two witnesses testified Juror Jackson was repeatedly drunk. Juror Whitworth’s illness may excuse him, leaving six jurors remaining.
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The
Herald
Nashville
Hart
Leigh
Sharp
Jackson
Whitworth
Peabody Bill Approved by Senate in Tennessee
The Tennessee Senate passed the Peabody College for Teachers appropriation of $250,000 and a jury service qualification bill. Debate arose over Cox's amendment altering evidence reading in newspapers. Additional measures included funding for a colored normal school on the Nashville Chattanooga line and medical practice regulations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nashville
Tent
General Assembly
Senate
Peabody College
Holladay
Tennessee
Cox
Friends
Senator Books
Nashville, Chattanooga & St. Louis
Chattanooga
Messrs. Howse and Matthews
Mrs. Bryan Leavitt Seeks Divorce in Lincoln
Ruth Bry an Leavitt daughter of William J Bryan filed for divorce from William H Leavitt in Lincoln Nebraska on January 22 The petition was withdrawn soon after raising questions about the grounds Attorney T Allen brother in law of Bryan represented the plaintiff Leavitt was reported to be in Paris at the time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln, Neb
Ruth Bryan Leavitt
Wm. J. Bryan
Wm. Hr. Leavitt
Allen
Mr. Bryan
Leavitt
Paris
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Cumipass
Singapore
TURNER @ JOHNSON
T. Piguers
Ington
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A. F. Brown
Squire Arris Brown
Outfit
HAR
LAN & Son
Hadley
Edward W. Carmack
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