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Newspaper

Columbia Herald

Location

Columbia, Tennessee, United States of America

Date

Jul 05, 1907

Page

9

Society Notes Reflect Community Mobility and Visits

Robi Pillow Jr returns from Greenville and many locals travel, visit, or entertain in Columbia and nearby towns. Visitors include Miss Emma Clair Moore in Nashville, Miss Mildred Gregory returning to Santa Fe, and Rev J W Cherry from Nashville. Several relatives and friends from Fayetteville, Pulaski, Huntsville, and Kentucky are mentioned, with trips to Jamestown Exposition and Vanderbilt Institute.

Roy Porter W. J. Moore Aliee McEwen Annie McEwen Franklin Margaret Thornton Fayetteville Fannie Houser J. W. Cherry Nashville Vanderbilt Frank Everett Z. W. Ewing Pulaski Kate Smith Jack Baugus Dr. Mangrum Leslie Simms Frank Smith Hickman County Fannie Mai Garner Bassie Pearl Allen Orin Baker Shady Grove Arkansas Macky Cook H. S. Yokely Laura Yokely Clinton Whitthorne University of the South At Sewanee Col W. J. Whitthorne W. J. Howard Cleveland Ohio Pittsburg New York City Columbia Mesars Chas, Sharpe Wm. Evans Jake Harlan Alf Brazier J. M. de Mary Sewell Trave Georges Prnkeo The Comas Eugene Bullard T. H. Cook Umer Allison Decatur Ala Proctor-Fariss W C. Whitthorne W. Ewing Crickett Dowling Toyn Ben Hill T. J. Peters Henry Wilkinss Little Rock Ark Harry Wise North Carolina Orena Hight Mt. Pleasant Goslin South Columbia

Town Notes Move Includes New Home and Staff Update

AROUND TOWN reports Mr and Mrs Monte Farisy have moved into the former home of Mr and Mrs John Black on the Pulaski pike. William J Howard of Mt Pleasant or Mr Bithal Howard joins Farmers Merchants bank. July 4th holiday observed with no Daily Herald. Weekly Herald mailed Friday morning. Taxes on female dogs continue with over 250 registered so far.

Monte Farisy John Black Pulaski Pike William J. Howard Mt. Pleasant Bithal Howard Farmers & Merchants Bank Herald Daily Herald Horace Rainey

Sick list from Riverside and county notes

Frances Alcorn is sick at her Riverside home with her parents Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Alcorn. Mixa Tone Sowell improves after a few days illness. Carrie Sowell has measles. Argyle Campbell, son of the late Capt. M. C. Campbell of Spring Hill, is critically ill with little hope for recovery. Mrs. W. J. Moore and Mrs. Gabe Hower are ill. The notice ends with a subscription plea for the Mercury.

George Williamson Kentucky W. J. Moore Dena Scatten Bowling Green J. O. Beatten Lee Harris Mexico Central America W. K. Sheddan RK. W. Watking Primm Springs W. Y. C. Grant Nashville Olive Dobbins Gladys Dedman Virginia LeSeuer J. T. Wilholt Thompson Station Simms Latta Padgett Ewen Humphreys County Alice Davis Carlisle Huntsville Ala W. D. Hastings R. 8. Walker Greenville Eugene Pillow Nell, Tanner Innes Dobbins Jean Dobbins Minge Tate Springs Samuel Pritchitt Louise Pritchitt Horn Springs Ashwood Jessie Holman Texas W. L. Holman Arkansas J. T. Meadows W. B. Dobbins George Alcorn Olney Frances Alcorn Geo Riverside Mixa Tone Sowell Carrie Sowell Argyle Campbell M. C. Campbell Spring Hill Hope Gabe Hower

Fractions of Wedding Listings Include Names in Nashville Area

A reading lists multiple pairs and individuals such as Fleming Mise Gladys Dedman Mis Caperton and Sem Caperton Mise Flotener Shelton and Warren Thcomb, Martha Williamson and Hugh Webster, Mary Ella Fartne and John Parham, Annie May Fleming and Girard Brownlow, Prances Hardy and Barnett Hine, Mary TL Warfield and Bertram Dedman, Mary Bucknor and Gillespie Moore, Jessie Andrews and Frank Lander, Mary Brooks and Elmer Wooten, Rachel Ashton and John Barrow, Hinton Kit trell, Kittrell, James Harris, Vance Wilson, Hal Acuff, Frank Acuff, George Williamson, Norman Martin, Joe Webster, Francis Wareld, Orr, Paul Brownlow, Robert Clark, Lucius Clark and Norman Dale.

Mestre Hinton Kittrell Frank Kittrell James Harris Vance Wilson Hal Acuff Frank Acuff George Williamson Norman Martin Joe Webster Francis Wareld Eugene’ Orr Paul Brownlow Robert Clark Lucius Clark Norman Dale

Local Visitors and Obits Mention J E Harrison Visit

Mrs J E Harrison and Mins Waleton of San Antonio spend time with Mrs Mo H Taylor of Cullooka. W E Hunter becomes county court administrator for late J M Hunter of St Pleasant. Laborer positions in Louisville offer year long work at 1 75 daily. Miss Mary Trousdale returns home from Olmstead vacation. Stray dark bay two year old mute with bob tail missing near Lowell Mill Pike. reward for info leading to recovery. K P Loftin Citizens Phone. Litkwit

J. E. Harrison Mins Waleton San Antonio Texas Mo H. Taylor Cullooka W. E. Hunter J. M. Hunter Stt. Pleasant Louisville Kentucky H. Abadie Company Tyler Mary Trousdale Olmstead Dark Bay Forks of Lowell Mill Pike K. P. Loftin Litkwit

Deaths in Beardstown and nearby areas

Deaths announced for Charles W. Muir of Beardstown and Nancy P. White, both noted in local notices. Funeral and interment for Muir held in Beardstown. White aged 79, long Methodist church member, memorialized by pallbearers and local clergy. Also noted is Callie Moore Ragan of Carter's Creek, husband James T. Ragan, and service arrangements with burial at Rose Hill.

Nancy P. White St. Ledger White Southsie T. A. Wharton Rose Hill Messrs J. P. Street J. D. Dobbins George Martin Lee Vaughn H. C. Fulton Cailie Moore Ragan Carter's Creek Callie Moore Ragan Jas. T. Ragan C. P. Church J. N. Moore Siiversville Rose Moore Cullooka Plenack Ren Gabard Rose Hit

Board of Education Elects Lula Scott Assistant Teacher

The city Board of Education met Tuesday night in regular session and elected Lula Scott as assistant teacher, a post postponed from June. The board also approved equipment for a recreation hall at the Athenaeum for pupils on the privilege list.

City Board of Education Lula Scott Athenaeum

Damage suits filed in circuit court for fire losses

Messrs Salmon and Turner filed three damage suits in the Circuit Court Wednesday. G W Hargrove sues Hanover Fire Insurance for 1200 and Providence Fire Insurance for 2000 over a stack of goods destroyed by fire at South Main and Eighth. Charles L Smith sues NC and St L Ry for 1800 over a Fer ntecsonen parcel tied to an animal being loaded on cars.

Messrs. Salmon & Turner G. W. Hargrove The Hanover Fire Insurance Co Providence Fire Insurance Co Washington Hargrove South Main Eighth Streets Chas. L. Smith Va Fern

Maury County Dental Society Meet Discusses Alveolar Abscess

The Maury County Society of Dental Surgeons held its regular monthly meeting at Dr A B Page's office with Dr R J McGavock presiding. Dr J Sheppard presented a paper on Alveolar Abscess followed by discussion and reports of office practice. The group adjourned to meet the first Tuesday night in July and several members will attend the State Association meeting in Knoxville July 8 9 and 10.

Maury County Society of Dental Surgeons A. 8. Page R. J. McGavock J. Sheppard State Association Knoxville

Fruit Trees and Vines Offered by A Wilkes Outlooks Teas

Local advertises fruit trees vines and plants for sale by A Wilkes of Outlooks Teas. The listing notes description and price with a 4 percent figure and includes a name and a partial address fragment.

A. Wilkes

Superintendent McEwen shoots himself in the foot

Mr. George H. McEwen, superintendent at Century Phosphate Co, accidentally shot himself through the foot Tuesday morning. He suffered pain but no bones were broken and is expected to be out of work briefly.

George H. McEwen Imine Century Phosphate Co

Busted Bank in Winchester Might Pay Depositors in Full

In Winchester Tennessee the Bank of Winchester under receiver control is paying pro rata to depositors. Clerk and Master P. H. Williams works overtime as thousands of dollars are disbursed daily, with more due. The office anticipates full repayment to depositors eventually.

Winchester Tenn P. H. Williams Bank of Witchester

Water Varley Quarterly Meeting at Alexander Church

July headlines report a two day quarterly meeting with Brother Lowell delivering two sermons. Farmers report hay saving and corn by, threshermen to start wheat threshing soon. Local visitors include Mr. and Mrs. R D Jarratt from Thels and Mrs. Gray of Pittsburg visiting Mrs. Mattie Williams. Lillian Kinser returns from Columbia. The Jones baby recovering from illness, several children sick in the area. Young Hubert Harrik recovering from a broken ankle. Friends of Mia Liraie Kinger note his frail health. Subscribe for the Herat.

Wtervarleyy Alexander Church Brother Lowell R. D. Jarratt Thels Turkey Creek Gray Pittsburg Mattie Williams Lillian Kinser Columbia Frank Jones Hubert Harrik Mia Liraie Kinger Hett Orestra

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