Religious notices and sermons at Pleasant Mount events
Miss McGee of Evansville spoke on behalf of the Cumberland Presbyterian Ladies Hoard of Missions at Pleasant Mount Church. Dr. A G Dinwiddie preached at First Methodist on Sunday using Matthew seven fourteen about the narrow gate. A Sunday school convention is planned for Mt Nebo on the first Saturday in August with a basket dinner. A Congregational meeting is set for Pleasant Mount on July 29 at 11 o'clock and revival begins the third Sunday in September led by Pastor E B Scurvace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christ
Mt. Nebo
Concord
Williamsport
Foster
Mt Beth
Pleasant Mount Church
E. B. Scurvace
Rubber Tired Surries and Buggies Offered in 1900 Styles
An ad from Sarreskeep and Dopsox markets rubber tired surries and buggies across 1900 styles with full width bodies and color paints. Leather or cloth trim options are available for assorted builds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarreskeep & Dopsox
Drowned Boy Armstrong Missing Near Kettle Mills
A boy named Armstrong about eight years old drowned Tuesday near Kettle Mills while swimming. He left clothes on the bank, entered a canoe, and pushed into the stream. The canoe drifted downstream and the boy remained missing as search continues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Armstrong
Kettle Mills
Wheat Market Seeks Large Wheat Purchase
Wheat buyers seek up to 500000 bushels at high prices with limited sacks available from Columbia Mill and Elevator, indicating a strong demand in a regional grain market.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Al- 80
Columbia Mill & Elevator
Deputy Sheriff Arrests Man for Carrying Concealed Weapons
Deputy Sheriff arrested Herman Stages, a colored man, at Gallatin on an indictment from earlier terms for carrying concealed weapons. He was brought to jail. In the same trip through Nashville, Church captured two escaped convicts, Russell Jones and Arthaur Cooper, and returned them to the workhouse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herman Stages
Gallatin
Nashville
Russell Jones
Arthaur Cooper
Sanne a bane With Cascerets in Roe 3 Forever
Fragmentary text mentions Cascerets and Roe 3 with unclear context and a refund note. No coherent events, dates, or entities can be confirmed for a fuller summary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oriall
Greggias
Local notices and visits flutter Mt. Pleasant area
A long list of residents and visitors around Mt. Pleasant includes Mrs. Jno A Turner visiting country friends, Miss Willie Harris from Nashville at Cross Bridges, Mrs. Will Granbery from Nashville with Spring Hill relatives, Miss Nora Milliken returning to Dark's Mill to resume school, and many others touring, hosting, or traveling to nearby towns. Dr Brown Godwin to preach at New Hope on Knob Creek. August first last day for a Phaeton guess contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Penny Pictures
Young's
L. K. Worley
Hannas & Rover
Jno
A. Turner
J. P. Sieger
Willie Harris
Nashville
Cross Bidges
Will Granbery
Pointer
Spring Hill
J.P. Street & Co
C. M. Watson
Florence
Ala
S. W. Warfield
John Cecil
Bride
Gainsville
Texas
Mt. Pleasant
D. F. Osteen
Fernvale Springs
Saunders
Tom Porter
Effie Laurie
Cross Bridges
Bettie Kannon
Bowling Green
Glendale
Mary Sanders
Mary Porter
Mooresville Road
J. P. Street & Co
Benner
Brown Godwin
New Hope
Knob Creek
L. J. Horton
Hila M. Austin
Neb
Jno. Lowell
Z. T. Akin
Eva Fleming
J. J. Fleming
Will Cecil
Oklahoma Territory
Maraford Smith
Willis Connor
Fannie Abrahams
C. Hirsch
Goldner
Blair Fane
Rebecca
Cleburne
Frank Brown
Edwin Erwin
Kentucky
Grant Nursery
Thos. Alexander
Williamson County
J. A. McCalister
Pulaski
Lewisburg
Deaths of Mrs. Fannie Armstrong and Mrs. Jemima Guest
Obituaries from Columbia and Nashville record the deaths of Mrs. Fannie Armstrong, widow of A. J. Armstrong, who died in Nashville and was buried at Reve Hill Cemetery after services led by Rev. Green P. Jackson. Surviving her are two children, Minnie Wilkes and Harry Armstrong. The second obituary notes the death of Mrs. Jemima Angeline Guest, widow of Maj. J. L. Guest, former Guest House proprietor, leaving four children and several stepchildren. funeral at First Cumberland Presbyterian Church with Rev. W. A. Provine officiating. Both notices describe families, churches, cemeteries, and pallbearers.
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Fannie Armstrong
Nashville
Geo. W. Wilkes
Columbia
Reve Hill Cemetery
A. J. Armstrong
West Seventh Street
TN. Figgers
Chileren
George W. Wilkes
Hans
Reat
Minnie Wilkes
Harry Armstrong
Rose Hill
Green P. Jackson
Atricken
F. D. Lander
Fleming
G. Irvine
A. J. Nichols
Jno. Latta
T. F. Fleming
Jemima Angeline Guest
Maj
J. L. Guest
E Erwin
Thomas and
Hiram Erwin
Texas
J. Hough Guest
R. H. Guest
A. B. Cowan
W. J. Oakes
Joshua Guest
W. J. Guest
H. M. Guest
First Cumberland Presbyterian Church
W. A. Provine
Rose Hill Cemetery
Messrs
James Andrewa, Sr
J. H. Dugger
A. E. Neely
Jos. H. Fussell
John T. Williamson
J. P. McGaw, Sr
J. T. L. Cochran
B. A. Satterfield
John Latta
E. W. Gamble
W. B. Greenlaw
Simms Latta
J. J. Fleming
Sol, Gross
Deaths and funerals across Kentucky towns reported
Special to the Herald from Lexixpton Ky July 16 records Dr John Bowen dying in Paris Ky after years of practice in Columbia. He leaves a wife Annie Mayes and one child. remains brought home for Masonic rites at Rose Hill cemetery. Also noted are obituaries of Thomas Voorhies and Lizzie Cowan with funeral details and speakers from local lodges.
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Herald
Lexixpton
John Bowen
Paris
Bowen
Maj. Bowen
Columbia
Annie Mayes
J. M. Mayes
Paris Ky
Gepoc
Masonic Lodge
Episcopal Church
Rose Hill Cematery
M. Butts
Speed
A.J Alexander Frank Bavunsburg
W. A. Smith
Joe Rirt
Great Sale on Ladies Oxfords and Strap Sandals
The ad offers 50 pairs of Ladies Oxfords and Strap Sandals in black and tan sizes 8 to 9 for sale at near cost. It lists 1.00 leader pairs in light and dark tan and black, sizes 2 4 9, 3 4, 4 5, 6, 7, and announces a closing-out of Men's Oxfords in tan and black on ow toes and lasts at less than cost, sizes 6 to 10.
Weather Essentials For Home Use Advertised In Annex
A listing of household weather necessities and outdoor goods includes fruit jar rubbers fly paper fancy brushes lanterns napkins ice cream freezers Shaves preserving kettles Sprinklers window brushes and a patent adjustable window awning priced to fit summer needs with items from 2c to $3.00 and annuals for lawns and porches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White Mountain
Arctic
Queen
Deaths and Interments in Local Area Cemeteries
Interments announced for Rose Hill and Rock Springs cemeteries. Infant of Hughes family from Spring Hill buried in Columbia. Mrs. Cornelia Pleasants died in Ashville North Carolina and was buried. Misa Balkam died near Springs and buried at Rock Springs. Other funerals listed include infant son of Hardison and Sophrona Ray of Spring Hill.
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Cornelia Pleasants
Ashville
North Carolina
Baiga James
Florence
Alas
W. B. Harrison
Pat Hardison
Will T. Hardison
Rock Springs
Morton Graveyard
Win a Phaeton by guessing Sheriff votes
Readers are invited to guess the total votes cast for Sheriff in the upcoming August election to win a Phaeton. Past totals were 4,120 in 1896 and 5,601 in 1898. the closest guess wins the prize.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kaufman
Hrratp
Phaeton
Finger Wound from Revolver Accident
W. A. Cheatham, a colored man, was handling a revolver on Tuesday when it fired injuring a portion of his left forefinger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Cheatham
Cheatham
Tablets For Urinary Disorders Promote Kidney Health
A historic ad extols "A" TABLETS for all urinary disorders. It warns kidneys liver and bladder are vital, describe healthy filtration of impurities into urine, and claim dramatic relief from backache dullness and frequent urination. Mentions Drege Co Minnesota and Alcorn as local agents in Columbia Teon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ilan
Homea Peer Ye Drege Co
Alcorn
Sote Agt
Columbia
Teon Ds Mare
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Just
Maury Dry Goods Co
Columbia Cooperage Co
Mir
Cherry & Son
Columbia, Tenn
Fifth and
North Main Streets
Gordon & Rutledge
Insurance and Real Estate
Masonic Building
Plate Glaser
A. Sidney Page
Garden Streets
Frierson & Tucker
Old Reliable Continental Insurance Company
Reventh
Columbia Tenn
Robt. Berg
Sclalty
Bethel Bleck
Lumbia
A.B. Rains
Religious News
Shelby Coffee
Mamie Cooper
Nashiville
Campbell Brown
Harlan & Rr
Charlie Wright
Lem Thomas
Monteagle
Santa Fe
Methodist
Davis & Sherrill’s
Impcamesr Co
John R. Jackson
Orr, Jackson & Co
West Point
J. W. Mesra
James M. Alexander
Aeras
New York
Mrs
Angie Guest
Thomas Voorhies
Bewin County
Bramley Grave Yard
Waynesboro
Hoenwald
Henryville
Napier and
Maury
Lizzie Cowan
Abner Cowan
Campbellisville
Giles County
Campbellsville
Ses
Cross Gesheny Onch
Whittaker
Rey. Seba
Sandsy
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F. Wansburg
Lasting Hope Church
Frank Godwin Monical
Bert Oung
Misa M. Balkam
Springs Funday
Rock Springs Cemetery
H. A. Gray
Sophrona Ray
West & Nichols
Undertakers
Telepone
West
Belleen
R. E. Nichols
North Main and
Siath Streets
Jos. T. Meadors
Woldridge Building
Colombia
W. M. Biddle
Columbia, Texe
Mfke
Corner High
Eighth Streets
Novis iv
J. A. Titcomb
T. A. Wallace
W. W. Cherry & Son
Jones & Vaughan
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