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Newspaper

Columbia Herald

Location

Columbia, Tennessee, United States of America

Date

Jul 10, 1903

Page

5

Personal notes fill Franklin city scene with visitors

The column lists dozens of visitors and residents in Franklin and nearby towns. Names include Miss Bertha Walker of Santa Fe, Roy McDark of Nashville, Attorney Faerson of Lawrenceburg, Miss Clara Bennett of Troy, and many others visiting relatives, staying in town, or returning from trips to Nashville, Mount Pleasant, Pulaski, and Birmingham. Several locals travel to Atlantic City and St. Louis, while others return home from visits to Lawrenceburg, Williamsport, and Houston.

Pear Isom Wag Phaton Clift Chatta Bunge W. KR. Shelton Robie Church Franklin Bertha Walker Santa Fe Stella Frierson Pulaski Miay Lazelle Hodge Mt. Pleasant Roy McDark Nashville Wee Attorney Faerson Lawrenceburg J. P. Warnock K. C. Burgard St. Louis Mack White J. S. Watters W. K. Sheddan Mt Pleasant Laura Parties Douglas Anderson Biddle Hugh Blair L. L. Frierson Ernest Wood Joe Foxall W. W. Walker Fayetteville Chas. Calvert Chas. Branch W. G. Salmon West Clara Bennett Troy Effie Ashton K. C. Gant Mississippi George Hughes, Jr Witherspoon Hayes Columbia A. Samuele Rea Boiling Springs Mittie Simms Lawrancebury Bell Simms Mias Bina Fitzgerald Goshen Alonzo Blocker Manara W. J. Howard William Beans Atlantic City Mids Lelia Belle Axbton Walter Griffin Annie White Nashvile Mix Frankie Lipscout Mins Roma McFall Oak Lawn Roy Long Birmingham Ala Mr. Pieasant

Local Gossip and Social Notices From Columbia

A crowded column lists visits and travels of residents and guests including Mrs Browne of Spring, Miss Ford, and Owen Handley with family, plus trips to Denver, Niagara, and Havana. It notes moves to Columbia Institute, a ball game against Lenap, a Fourth of July picnic, and small-town events. Weather notes mention cool June, and local business changes include Matthews & Co. purchasing Roy Porter & Co. livery.

Maury County Social Notes Highlight Local Visitors

Maury County residents welcome visitors and returning relatives as Lieut. Commander Caperton of the U S training ship Petrel visits, recounting his three years of service and leading 750 cadets. The community notes include Mrs. Wm. A. Vose returning from Hartaville with her son Piguers, Edna's health improving, H. M. Jones from Milford visiting family, and a house party at Mr. John Hunter's with guests from Centerville, Colombia, and Texas including Miss Eva Love Hayes and Miss Louise Hayes.

Columbia William B. Caperton U. S Petrel Maury County Caperton U. S. Navy Wm. A. Vose Piguers Hartaville Ana Voss Lee Edna H. M. Jones Milford Texas Silas Jones Ironbridge Maury Great West Blanche Hunter Street O'Connor Centerville John Hunter Lille Hughes Miss Lillie

Clifton flour advertised by Chaffin Bros

An advertisement for Clifton flour from Chaffin Bros asserts the product is the best choice for the hour in the market. It emphasizes sound wheat, wholesome bread, and versatility for bread cake and pastry, appealing to American daily food needs.

Bransford Clifton Chaffin Bros

Pickard Hulme wed at Rey Vesey home in Flor ianes Ala

Dr Harrell Pickard of Summertown and Miss Dellie Beal Hulme of Santa Fe were married at the bridegroom Vesey home in Flor ianes Ala with Rev Vesey officiating. After the ceremony the couple left for Summertown to reside. The bride is the daughter of Dr and Mrs J W Hulme. We note also that Miss Floy Allison and Mr Horace Jones were wed at the bride’s father’s home with Rev W T Ussery officiating.

Pickard-Hulme Harrell, Pickard Summertown Dellie Beal Hulme Santa Fe Fowers Dr. Pickard

Adams Martin Druggists Advertise Turnip Seeds Deal

Ven Crop Turnip Seeds Landreth s New Crop just received and we propose to save you at least 25 percent on what you want large or small Try us AdamsMartin Druggists Mr and Mr Arra Holtz have returned from Lynnville Mr Wash Jackson spent the day with the family of Mr J H Ledbetter Macy Hart Hard is the name of the Little girl who has come to reside permanently with Mr and Mrs Yanaries Hard in Naaville Ray Hunter has returned to Decatur after a week s visit to his Aline Ledbetter is visiting at the homes of Rid er Felix Lowell this week in the country Mrs Ben Taylor has returned from a week s away with relatives in Nash ville Mr Clarence Williams and Miss Fannie Usmeron have returned to were called there Birann ebey by the lines of their father Mr W D Cameron Mrs James West and children are visiting relatives at Carters Creek More anon Albatros with real lace and carried a bouquet of sweet peas The attendants were Mr Tom Hardison and Miss Mable Allison Dr Leslie Sharber and Miss Flor Barker Mr Clyde Sowell and Miss Mable Fones Mr Joe Dillehay and Fannie Sowell After the marriage they drove to the home of Mr and Mrs Gus Watson where an elegant reception awaited them yellow and white being the prevailing color scheme The bride and groom will leave Tuesday morning for Milford Texas the home of the groom

United States Navy Everts Elizabeth Choate Willame[port Toewtay W. P. Ballock Washington J. M. Keppard Charles S Jackson G. Evans Masa Annie May Polk Lawrenceburg Emmie Harlan Mary Barrow Williamsport Edna Blount Mra William Blount Sheffield Robt. L. Stockard River- Reg Lewis County Messrs H. B. Armstrong Nonlo Busse Will Cotham Mt. Plesaunt Kate Fannie Mattie McClellan Nashville John T. Wooten James Birmingham Bettie Gray Santa Fe J. W. Weatherly Annie McLemore L. P. McLemore James D. Richard Leon, Jr Murfreesboro Asshe Boyd Virginia Kinnard Franklin Bonnie McAdams Lewisburg Kate Shields James K. Wilson Ocala Fla W. H. Wilson Jame Alexander Addie Lima Bennett Bardstown B. A. McKinney Bonham, Tex Joe. W. Fry J. W. Adkisson and Son Ala Towaday Tou Priel Pelia Mai Robi Nichols Lucy Haley New Orleans Texas Memphis Jennie Southall C. A. Parker HF. Farias Mt. Pleasant Walter Brooks Alary McClure EL Sharp Nawobula Mirs Sae Browne Baaleck Florence Cecil Hatley Preukho Mus Brown Lynnville Knut Fleming Joe Brownlow Springfield W. B. Hart Pulaski M. A. Oakes BR. F. Moweley Pratt Ciara Moses Jackpear Columbia John J. Stephenson Ashwood Mary Rains Midway Mias Sue T. Ford Methodist Church Havana Cuba J. Ed. Ford Owen Handley Atlanta Atlanta and Spent Till Sunday With His Ae Mr. and Mra. ¥. J. Hendley Hendley Landreth Adams & Martin Arra Holtz Wash Jackson J. H Ledbetter Macy Hart Hard Gome Ynaries Hard Naenville Ray Hunter Decatur Aline Ledbetter Rlder Felix Lowell Ben Taylor Naahville Clarence Williame Fannie Usmeron W. D. Cameron James West Carter's Creek Anon Albatros Tom Hardison Mise Ma Mnie Allison Leslie Sharber Flor Barker Clyde Sowell Mable Fones Joe Dillehay Fannie Sowell Gus Watson Milford

Nelson Endorsed for Chief Warden by Quarterly Court

The Quarterly Court on Monday passed a unanimous resolution endorsing Jack Nelson of Maury County for Chief Warden of the Brindy Mounted prison.

Jack Nelson Maury County Brindy Mounted Prison

James Gardner's Sick Child Reported

The little son of Mr and Mrs Jas Gardner is seriously ill with a fever and requires care. The family at 18 is described as anxious as local doctors monitor the condition.

James Jas. Gardner John Brown

Miss Mary Figuers recital delights Columbia audience

In a bustling social page note Miss Mary Dale Figuers, Columbia’s young violinist, dazzled at a Col umbian Institute recital with Hauser and de Bennot concert numbers, plus Weber and Wagner-Liszt piano pieces. Accompanied by Miss Camille Herndon, she drew praise for flawless reading and execution amid a throng of local society.

Perteoresa Figuers Mary Dale Figuers Columbia Colombin Institute Misa Figners Nashville Columbia Maste Lovera Columbian Miss Figueras Miss Figuers Weber Wagner-Liszt Misa Figuers Mies Camille Herndon OC. A. Forgey

Notice to Subscribers on Post Office Closures

Readers served by Daily or Weekly Herald at post offices slated for discontinuation July 15 must note new rural free delivery routes and update where mail is received. A second column lists offices to be abolished and readers should check if theirs is affected.

Herald

First Rural Carrier Appointed in Maury County

A substitute rural carrier for Mr. D Li Fry of Route Netocie in Bigbyville has been appointed as the first regular rural carrier in Maury County, replacing the ice department tint and serving in the local post.

D. Li. Fry Netocie Bigbyville Ahs Maury County

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