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Newspaper

Columbia Herald

Location

Columbia, Tennessee, United States of America

Date

Jul 05, 1901

Page

5

Watkins, Harlan & Evans and Local Pulpit News

Rev Raymond Browning of Pulaski preached two sermons at South Columbia Methodist Church. Rev A P McFerrin assists as leader in Franklin district. Rev W R Peebles reported district finances up thirteen percent this quarter and warned of last round fears. Rev John A Paisley, Cumberland Presbyterian minister, died near Campbellsville. Children’s Day exercises set for Cullooka Methodist Church Sunday.

Raymond Browning Pulaski South Columbia Lynnville Penn John, A. Paisley Cumberland Presbyterian Campbellsville Cullooka

Livery Stable Opens On South Main South Columbia

Livery, Peed and Hitch State Pm nave opened OUT ae LIVERY STABLE on South Main St opposite Lazarus fires, with large stables and ample facilities for feeding and hitching A.P.L. DERRYBERRY January Church Workers held regular monthly meeting at South Columbia M Church South Columbia Methodist Sunday school picnic near Dark's Mill with many attendees Heavy rain around noon drenched some partygoers Matt Murray and Mahlon Uithuort returned from Buffalo New York

Nave South Main St Lazarus P.L. Derryberry Reguar South Columbia

Visiting social set fills Nash ville with updates

A long list of residents and relatives visit and return from Nashville, Florence, Dothan, and Columbia. Names include Miss Eva dome tant Primm, Mrs. Mack White, Mr. Ed Baird, Miss Daisy Jones, Miss Elin Chaptan, Miss Laie Fieron, Tae Farrell, Miss Mary Frierson, Mr. R Garving, Miss Minnie Low Davis, Mrs. A P McForein, and many others. Travel to and from Nashville, Birmingham, Florence, and other towns features prominently with recurrences of visits, returns, and extended stays. Social rounds touch Mount Pleasant, Franklin, Duplex, and Decatur with various receptions and hosting arrangements.

Eva Dome Permm’s Minnie Low Davis Carter's Croek Mise Ensc Vous Dothan Aln A. P. McForein Missona Williamson County William Moses Jitthe Won Laottisville Mise Lily Wartfield Florence Ala Herbert West Nashville Birdie Hartison J. C. Harrison Mira Myrtle Shelbyville Miay Bettie Reeves Savannah Tenn Nettie Green Louise Shine Inn T. W. Hight Banta Fe Skillman Aileen Moore Devcatur C. D. Harder Mt. Pleasant Misa Lizzie Kittrell W. J. Seriboer Jake Orr Miles Cook Misa Hattie Thompson Spring Hill Annie Fleming Minn McLemore Murfraes Hampton Tompkins Maney N. Holman Florida A. Ho Haley Edna Brooks Fruitland Tillman Aliene Moore New Decatur Laslie Harvey Misa Nellie Petersburg J. J. Elam Willie Bell Jesse Crotcher Grace Hanley Anne Halley Anne Steele Ethel Hatcher Kentucky Tessie Rae Samuels Lee Samuels St. Louis Joseph H. James Texas Athenaeum Massie A. Stewart Robi. Craig S. H. Voss William Chatman Marvin Voss Buffalo

Johnson Bullard wedding at the Bullard home

Miss Florence Bullard and Mr Otey Johnson wed Tuesday evening at the Bullard home on South Main. Rev Capers officiated with family and friends in attendance. The bride, a young lady of gentle character, is employed at the World Water Light Company. The couple receive good wishes from relatives and neighbors.

Valle

Insurance ads and city court notes in Brown Block listing

Nicholson Magruder & Co advertise as Tennessee insurance leaders with offices in Brown Block. City Court hear cases Wednesday morning with sentences for drunkenness and disorderly conduct including Allen Colling 7 dollars, Clarence Cockrill 8 dollars, Jim Brown 5 dollars, Maud Perry 5 dollars, Will Vance 37.50 for trespass on a peach orchard.

Nicholson, Magruder & Co Tennessee Brown Block

Town Notes and Local Happenings in Hope

A brisk items page of community notices includes Mr Albert Shields moving to East Eight street, Wallace Tucker recovering from illness, J H B Reese preparing to open a tin shop, and K of P planned work this Friday. South Side Park outing invites families, while Adkinson remains ill after a Nashville trip. Market reports on 50 lb millet and new wheat prices, ice cream at McCain’s school, and phone inquiries for Columbia Mercantile Storage Co. Banks closed for the Fourth. post office hours unchanged. Rebekah hay ride, King's Daughters meeting, and Holtz now keeping books for Meine. staff shuffles at Nichols and G W Nichols. Three local youths head to Knoxville for a mill project. Day Hamm will not publish today. morning office hours noted. Trail and Daimwood open a barber shop in the square. Mrs Wiles’s grandchildren sent to Nashville Orphans Home after cyclone. Davis and Sherrill piano men plan move to Pulaski. Stamps at Waverly School notes fall term begins Sept 2. Citizens Telephone issues new directory. Retail Clerks gain six new members. Mrs W Sanders and baby travel to Virginia. A O P Nicholson and J S Griswell reappointed US Commissioners. Arch Lipscomb’s book-keeping role at Lazarus Bros. continues.

Younaw Albert Shields Eighth Street Wallace Tucker J. HB. Reese Nashville Phintens Loge K. of South Side Park Do Adkinson McCain Colunbia Mercantile Storage Co W. H. Trail George Daimwood Wiles Mesara Davis Sherrill Pulaski J. T. Stamps Waverly Citizens Telephone Company Retail Clerks’ Association Arch Lipscomb Lazarus Bros Hag Aes

Local notices and appointments at Columbia Mill and Rebekah Lodge

Mr Sykes Orman takes over Lipscomb role at Columbia Mill and Elevator Co. Fairbanks seals offered. Witt Barwin to visit Monday. Rebekah Lodge serves sherbet after routine, installation planned next Monday. Dale Bros advertise top wheat prices. Post office carriers adopt uniform waists. Mr Robert Harrison begins traveling salesman role for Sheffield Hardware Co. Tom Cunnington and others noted in clerical work.

Dale Bros South Garden A. Samuels Rebekah Hops Rebekal Lodge

Heat and endurance guide amid extreme conditions

A fragmentary note hints at adapting to extreme heat through proper preparation. It mentions standing the heat and proping up endurance, suggesting tips or a guide for resilience in hot environments. The readable text is sparse but indicates practical advice or instructions.

Hot Weather Clothing Offer Lures Light Garments

Flannels serges alpacas and mohair fabrics promoted as feather weight options for warm weather. Repeats emphasize ease and comfort of wearing these garments to improve daily life in hot conditions. Read as a retail clothing notice urging purchase.

The Small Prices Preseason Sale Push

The Small Prices campaign pledges to challenge weak pricing as mid season reductions roll out across retailers. Analysts note strategic price cuts aim to attract shoppers during a transitional period before peak demand.

Curious Chick Emerges From Egg After Fifteen Miles Travel

In Pulaski a man found a sound eggshell housing a living chick after cracking it from a batch brought fifteen miles from the country. The owner warns not all eggs guarantee live chicks. Also noted are local ads and a praise for pianist Hallie Fry from Columbia, plus a notice offering cows for return.

G. W. Nichols Nichols Pulaski Misa Hallie Fry Columbia W. R. Williams

Bargains at New Orleans tobacconists and coffee stock

New Orleans vendors advertise prices on everyday goods. Malanies syrup per gallon and caramel dripsie offer low rates. Sugar House offers sugar by the gallon. Chewing tobacco sold by the pound. A large selection of green and roasted coffee priced across grades. W. M. Davis Brown Block lists location.

New Orleans iNew

The Tabernacle Sunday Service Topics Revealed

The program lists morning and night topics: the difference between a Christian and an average church member and a discussion on social temptations. A gentlemanly discussion frame marks the event with praise for the Bible and a focus on moral choices.

Bhorch

Fielden Bros Studio Sale Invitation This Week

Fielden Bros invites readers to visit their studio during a busy next week to view pictures and rest. The note mentions Went Seventh and an 84 sale, inviting attendance and exploration of offerings in a concise local notice.

Fielden Bros

Market alerts from Columbia Mercantile Storage Co

Fragmentary market note shows prices for oats barley and other grains. The reader is urged to bring jam prices and discuss market offerings from Columbia Mercantile Storage Co. The text is incomplete but indicates ongoing commodity trading activity.

Deaths and funerals across towns reported

Local notices report the death of Mrs Shanle Dalley at Mt Pleasant with a Wednesday funeral at Dd O vlock. Ruby Lacie, the infant daughter of Mr and Mrs Wo Lo Lae, dies Wednesday at 10 o clock. Walter Treig Mallonis, 18 months old, son of Mr and Mrs Mallonix, dies after a illness. funeral planned Wednesday at Knot Creek.

Shanle Dalley Dock Hailey Mt Pleasant Renring Dd O'vlock Ruby Lacie Bowie Bornty Godwin Bial Knot Creek Walter Treiog Mallonis Sam Mallenix Trowity Uriel Hiner

Death of Mr Janes Smith on Beart Crook Pike

The obituary notes the death of Mr Janes Smith at his home on Beart Crook Pike at seventeen years of age. Reverend W. T. Ascory conducted the solemn service on Monday afternoon and the burial followed at Lofton graveyard.

Sallie M Janes Smith Beart Crook Pike W. T. Ascory Lofton

Obituary notices from Water Valley and surrounding area

Abner Roach died last Saturday at his Water Valley home. He was a member of Harlan & Roach and well respected. Funeral services were Sunday at Goshen at 1 o clock conducted by Rev. Byron Hendley. Miss Alice J. Cooper died Saturday at her home in Nashville. funeral in Zion church conducted by Rev. Anya McDonald. Mrs. Margaret Walker died Saturday at her son John E. Walker’s home in McCain's neighborhood at 78. funeral Sunday at Hopewell by Rev. J. A. Peoples. burial in Neeley graveyard.

Water Valley Abborhood Almer Rodel Harlan & Roach Goshen Byron Hendley Alice J. Cooper Heather Inshow A.W Storkeli Nashville Zion Chorch Margaret Walker John E. Walker McCain's Maury County North Carolina Hopewell Church Hopewell J. A. Peoples Neeley

James H. Gregory dies at Knob Creek in his eighty third year

James H. Gregory, prominent county citizen, dies Monday at his son James M. Gregory's home on Knob Creek aged 82. Survived by wife and children Mrs John Cox Clint Gregory James M Gregory. Funeral Tuesday at 4 pm First Methodist Church with Rev A P McFerrin and Rev J W Hatcher. burial Rose Hill cemetery. Berry T. Baker dies aged 2. service at Goshen church.

James H. Gregory James M. Gregory Knob Creek John Cox Clint James M. Gergory First Methodist Church A. P. McFerrin J. W. Hatcher Rose Hill Cemetery

Officers Meeting At Columbia Lodge Reflected

At the Columbia Lodge 10. 0. F. meeting held Tuesday night the following officers were present Eugene Ritter No Gi W. T Wilkes W. G Wash Taylor Secretary J W Ream Treasurer J G Latta Warden Beheimer I 62 a W Rearux Representative Grand Lodge

Columbia Lodge Eugene Ritter W. T. Wilkex W. G. Wash Taylor J. W. Reama J. G. Latta Beheimer A. W. Rearux Grand Lodge

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Ford Vesten Ie Watkins, Harlan & Evans Religious News Janely Messrs Matt Murray Mahlon Uithuort Buffalo, N.Y Tommie Wallace Franklin Florence Pratt Duplex F.N Felker Boyd's Creek Sevier County Lula Wallace Annie Moore Bally Hill Mary Ashton J. W. Reams Morristown Lula E. Clark Franklin, Ky Tiptonville Rena Swansburg New York Frank Swansburg Wyley Hoke Ben Cowle J.T Woodside Harry Woodside Woodside Henry Martin James Weil Well W.R Shetton Frankfort 12. E. M. Milling Co Shelton Elizabeth Lowry Annie Myrtie Gracy Sta Ve Mra Ida Scott Mise Lacy Williamesh Colombia Lyonville Fetter Palashy H. Tatohor M. P. Merrill Masente OiKens Sarrennikiy & Dovses Kal Citleen Lew Ood Annette Dale Seed Farms At Mr. Hatcher Wet Springs City Court J. Guest & CO Gamble Block ROTH M. E. Wiltliamson Jonx Lavta Garwood Robert Harisn Tran Eepleigh Hardware Lar AG St. Towle Bob Meserhaire Tom Cunningtat Grocer West Seventh ST Vail A. Qoneatil the Tabernacle Columbia Mercantile Storage Co Lena Adcock Masonic Ruby Lucas Sailie Mt, Srath Abner Roach Berry T Jim Baker Goshen Church Bian Headsley Santa Fe Old Goshen’s Christ Kingdom of Heaven Berry TA Valley Mill CO Sawdust Valley, Tenn
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