Many Residents Visit Friends Across Tennessee and Alabama
A long list of social visits and travels fills the column as residents from Franklin to Nashville, Murfreesboro, Lewisburg, and Memphis are noted visiting kin and friends in nearby towns. Travelers include Miss Clara Bennett, Mrs. Emmet Dogger, Capt. W. S. Jennings, and Miss Stella Frierson among others, with trips to Crystal Springs, Nashville, Abingdon, and Bear Creek.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rush Thompson
Memphis
Pritam
J. W. Shelton
St. Louis
Clara Bennett
Franklin
John W. Fry
Primms I
Mary Hulme
Santa Fe
Waa
K.P. Long Haa
Lewisburg
Miseannie Garber
Nashville
Mosers
J. A
Allen Blean
A. Rhiphals
Henry Baett
Sheffield
Ala
James Andrews
Crystal Springs
W. 8. Jennings
H. Baker Adams
Williamson County
T. A. Wharton
Abbington
Emmet Dogger
Mitch Mary Mitchell
Bear Creel
John Carpenter
al Merrifield
Lake Michigan
J. R. Choate
Chas. Speneler
Fannie Mai Garner
Godwin
Porter
Edmund Hughes
Mt. Pleasant
Aileen Overton
Laura Peyton
Jessie McCain
HM. Kittrell
Stella Frierson
Bessie Buford
Port Royal
Cricket Dowling
Summertown
Hay
Bola Long
Priday
Johnnie Jacobs
Burwood
W. H. Shuneman
O'Dessa Branch
Barbara Lacy
Shelbyville
J. B. Ty
Decia Collier
Cullooka
Fred Latta
Frank Holler
Joseph Hayey
T. A. Loach
Murfreesboro
Mary Porter Kirkman
Nashvilleis
Virginia Moore
5. S. Hagie
W. T. Ussery
South Columbia
Gray Dunnington
Weat Point
Green
Phart’s Springs
Tex
Gus Watson
Will Edwards
John Latta
Ulner Foster
Mary Lee
Abingdon
Stella Marks
Bessemer
Alm
Mimees Marke
Beasie Henry
J. J. Tyler
Lyneville
T. W. Warner
Munsey
Ted
J. B. Trail
John E. Sheppard
Texarkana
Emma McFall
Batesville
Dave Bogatzky
Aba Bauman
Haye Reavis
Bessie Green
Walter ©. Johnson
Memphis Morning News
Laws Forst
D. Laxaray
Lessemer
Robt
E. Nichols
Mies Lelia
Mai
J. L. Hutton
Eastbrook Springs
Hutton
Mra A
FPF
Burnley
Little Missy Florence Sheppard
Red Boiling Springs
Norman Martin
Gullatio
Fletcher Furiss
Bofard’s
Henry Cheste
Helen
Frank Langham
East Nashvile
Social notes from Columbia and Nashville visits
The piece lists numerous guests and travelers across Tennessee and adjacent areas, including Mrs Headrick at Ashwood, Mrs R Watkins and others visiting Crystal Springs, Miss Pope and Miss Hadley visiting Mrs Rebecca McLemore, Dr J H Dinning recovering, Ed Turner vacationing in Athens, Charley Brown’s trip to Nashville, Jerson & Foster group traveling to Nashville, Chas Lannom to visit T N Figueras for fall orders, James A Sloan returning from multiple eastern cities, Miss Tommie Mosley and Miss Elizabeth McLemore among visitors, and Leo Thompson resigning Bey Goods duties to move to Greensville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia
Ales Orr
Maria Guthl
Nashville
Mre
Headricke
Ashwood
Mora Pari Bes
Farias
Mista Mary Ella
Elizabeth
R. Watkins
Anna Evans
Nellie Williamson
C. Ewing
Devil
Crystal Springs
Charley Brown
McKennon
Jerson & Foster
Will Brown
Maury Dry Goods Company
Chas. Lannom
A Mercy of Davitt
T. N. Figueras
James A. Sloan
New York
Wingara Washington
Philadel
Chalonsville
Albany
St Louis
Baltimore
Richmond
Tommie Mosley
Addie White
Elizabeth McLemore
Willie Elliott
Clarkaville
Blanche Hanner
Franklin Review-Appeal
Leo Thompson
Man Bey Goods Co
Greensville
Miss
Spring Hall
Death's Harvest. Aged 6 Died After Cancer
Mr C C Harris aged six died at his Glendale home at 2 o clock Wednesday after a lingering affliction of cancer of the face. Funeral services were held at Pleasant Mount church this afternoon at 8 o clock by Elders Denton and Mayberry. Interment followed in Pleasant Mount cemetery. He was a member of the Christian church and served as a Confederate captain in the Civil War. He was a gallant soldier and highly esteemed by his community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. C. Harris
Glendale
Pleasant Mount Chuorea
Denton and
Mayberry
Pleasant Mount
Barris
Christian Church
Society Notes From Gunpbelle Station And Nearby Towns
Local social events fill the week with honor parties for Misses Mary McCoddy Mary Orr and Miss Annie Hightower A round of gatherings features musical evenings at Oak Hill Callooka and a Sans Pariel Club camping trip Fifty guests attended at Miss Smiser home with future entertainments planned A Huntsville Columbia and Petersburg high school baseball results cap the page with Columbia winning three straight over Huntsville and Petersburg trip upcoming
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mise
Charlotte Smiser
Oak Hill
Callooka
Mary McCoddy
Mary Orr
Mt. Pleasant
Annie Hightower
Nashville
Mise Alberta Laudet
Sereiarins
Mary Wilkes
Smiser
James Sallie
Hessie Hardison
Columbia
Huntsville
Petersburg
Decator
Adams & Martin Drugists and community deaths brief
Obituary notices and local items report the deaths of Mildred Hebblen aged eight, Mrs Sallie Harris, Lucy Pullen, J B Hood, Annie Yates, and other community members. Also noted are business updates, a new Webb & Baugh meat market, a price on crash suits, a new mobile auto, farm land purchases, Burdock Blood Bitters ad, stockyard improvements, rain aiding crops, and a fishing party returning from Ick Creek with 126 pounds of fish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T.N. Eons
Webb & Baugh
South Main Street
Baxter McClain
Sallie Amos
Comstock Avenue
Jack Oakes
Webb Ridley
Grant
J. F. Brownlow
Florence
Ala
Raely
L. P. Padi
Ick Creek
Daisy Dalton
The March of Progress and Clifton Flour Contrast
In a period tone the ad argues progress requires modern flour over inferior brands. Clifton flour by Bransford is praised as superior to common flours for baking goods. The message urges readers to try Clifton and discard inferior flour for better results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bransford
Clifton
Ohaffln Bros
Board postpones decision on Andrews School gift to Training School
The Board of Mayor and Aldermen held a called meeting Wednesday night to decide if the Andrews School building should be donated to the Boys Training School. After a lengthy discussion, action was postponed until next Thursday night. George T. Hughes urged giving the building, arguing educational interests in the town have decayed over twenty years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrews
George T. Hughes
Colombia
Seboo
Wharton Sermon On Gamb ling ethics at First Presbyterian
Religious news item notes Dr T A Wharton reposted his sermon Sunday night at First Presbyterian on The Ethics of Gambling. Large audience praised the masterly effort and Elder EB Elam to begin a series at Beechore Jameson next Sunday Aug nd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. A. Wharton
EB. A. Elam
Beechore
Jameson
Ladies Misionary Society of the First C
Obureh Khaene
Hey
A. Vine
Newaa
King's Daughters
Janie
Giddens Faires Fiance Wed In Buford Tennessee
Miss Linne Faires and B Floyd Giddens wed yesterday at the Faires home in Buford Maury county friends extend congratulations. The ceremony featured a piano wedding march, no attendants, and the couple plan to reside in California after a bridal trip. Another Nashville notice: George Perry Adcock to wed Ellen Cheatham Harrison at First Presbyterian church on Aug 5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Faires
Columbia
Wootal
Thi County
Mr. Giddens
Mt. Pleasant
Maury County
George Perry Adcock
Ellen Cheatham Harrison
First Presbyterian Church
Nashville
California
Adcock
Allen Adcock
Sickness and recoveries in Maury County list
A Maury County roundup reports numerous residents ill with various ailments including typhoid and bad colds. Several individuals such as Mrs. Will Harrison Mrs. Brown Harris Mrs. George Nichola and Mrs Annie McLemore are noted as sick or improving, with several at home on South Main and nearby streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carrick Barisa
CG. A. Forgey
Bebie Simms
Will Harrison
South Main Street
A. Forgey
Edgar Jones
Mathers Gordon
Emmette Yokley
Carter's Creek
Will Keaton
McKennon
Anderson
Outer
Annie McLermore
Libbie Wooda
Albert Southall
Pillow
Maury County
Jane Haan Boet
J. H. Dinning
Ieee
Wallace | Wilkes
Pitta Roberts
Cabos
The Sex of the Train
Three friends awaited the tram as the firm declared here one comen The second said Here he comes The last cried Here it comes The second was correct it was the mail train from Singapore Badget
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Singapore
Granbery Jackson Elected Chair of Engineering at Vanderbilt
Maury Countian reports Vanderbilt University Executive Committee offered the engineering chair to Granbery Jackson of Mt. Pleasant, a university graduate who earned a C. E. degree in 1905. He previously built water works and electric light plants in Dyersburg and Tallahalla, with uncertain acceptance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maury Countian
Vanderbilt University
Herald
Noanville
R. L. Lund
W. H. Schuerman
Granberg Jackson
Mt. Pleasant
Jackson
Lund
Dyersburg
Dyeraburg
Tallahalla
Springfield Tenn May Form Military Company
Gen Hannah received a petition from more than fifty men in Springfield for organizing a local company. Muster in is likely to fulfill a key requirement. The first signature is from 8. O. Murphy a former captain in the First Tennessee and a popular regimental officer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herald
Narhville
Tenn
Hannah
Springfield
O. Murphy
Gammons Succeeds Blevins as Warden Named
Nashville July 20 Gov Frazier appointed M H Gam Bee of Johnson City as Warden at Rat Creek branch prison to succeed Blevins whose term expires August 1st.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gammons
Blevins
the Herald
Nashville
Tenn
Frazier
M. H. Gam
Kansas School Rule Sparks Debate on Teachers Private Lives
The Nashville Banner notes numerous Kansas county boards ban teachers from hosting men at home during the term. It argues that while many places push wives to resign upon marriage, Kansas seeks to restrict teachers social engagements. It defends a teacher's right to receive visitors and marry, urging boards not to overstep into personal life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas
Carlera
Cupid
Benedict Board of Trustees
Nashville Banner
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Watkins, Harlan & Evans
Mr. H. Baker Adams
Watte Embry
Cross Bridges
Mrs
Columbus Frieron
P. Garber
Birmingham
Nick Sowell
Amecinhies
Erc
T. W. Evans
Wikmont
F. J.tyler
Araula Faries
H. Kf.’ Parins
Eugene Anderson
Mra
T. N. Figuers
Master Cheatre
Primas
Loms White
Frience
George L. Rice
Rutland
Laura Beckenbeck
Jim Harris
Weat
Ninth
L. P. McLemore
Jas. D. Richardson
Rob. Metarty
Savannah
Miss Stone
Decatur
Robt. Moseley
Jack Osborne
Thera Pike
Mina Ballentine
Misa Fentress
L. Hutton
J. T. Wooten
Tueaday
Morry W
Adkisson Brothers
Mr. C.C. Harris
Mees Floy
V. Hobos
Gunpbelle’ Station
Jose Thompson
Asnpbell
Minoar
Masic
Pames
Blanche
Meymee Weeson
Lali
Mai Kerr
Allie Hannus
Ruby Cra
Willie Coffey
Rosa
Daisy
Sore
Lenice
Tora
Luia Wella
Moemre
Kopt. Redding
Otis Marshall
Illie Penningtom
Luther Lowry
Ivie McDonald
Jesse Thorpeon
Howand Jim Kerr
Garner Bannan
Lew and
Walker
Floy
van Hooks
F. J. Tylor
Mins Heesia Henry
Lynoville
Somata
Miss Fentress
Les Ballentine
Bessie
Eunice Lee
Duplex
Eline Riddle
Daisy Towler
Emma Perry
Katie Neal Winstead
The
Sans Pariel Club
Aileen Moore
Mary Lesey Pope
Elise Hadley
Landret
Adams & Martin
Monte
Mildred Hebblen
Jake Hebbien
Davenport
Iowa
Rose Hill
Hebblen
George Colquitt
Sallie Harris
Henry Harris
B. ©. Fleming
Lucy Pullen
Lucy
J. B. Pullen
Zion
Semaine
Zion Cemetery
J. E. Hood
B. Hood
Concord
Annie Yates
Gladys Green
Glade Street
Columbia Stock Yards Company
Maury Dry Goods Co
Granbery Jackson
Thomas
Plate
Wincheater
Charley Steel
Howard Phosphate
Steel
Military Company
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