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Newspaper

Columbia Herald

Location

Columbia, Tennessee, United States of America

Date

Jul 31, 1903

Page

7

Local Socials and Church News From GrandmA Plainview

Mr and Mrs Marine Fly hosted guests including the Cummins of Fayetteville. A new Baptist church at Fairview reports many converts and visitors from nearby areas. Residents and relatives from Como Mississippi Columbia and other towns are noted visiting or returning home. Local crops show Irish potatoes with low prices. farming teams plan a second planting. Reverend Price preached at Evergreen church after a week of community happenings.

Bichyvillé Marine Fly Mira Estelle Nevile Thompson Station Pollie Hanna Altice Alexander Elkmont Eliza Maxwell J. W. Baires Buford’s Miasee Myrtle and Gracey Campbell's Station J. W. Matthews Squire Holden Ipicac Minnie Mclonald Mra de Thomas Sunnyside Daisy Evans Waco Giles County J. B. Kerr John Shannon Carrie Cockrill Mr. Price Pleasant Monat GC. 2 Evergreen C. P Grandma

New Wheat Flour and local visits in July chatterbox

The note describes Ashton’s Best flour being promoted as light and sweet, mentions new bagging in towel sacks, and lists social visits and illnesses around Williamsburg including Mrs. Watt Cook, Mrs. Martha Lawson, and Lora Porter. It records visitors from Columbia and Knob Creek, teaching Miss Fannie Sewell, and summer plans with families such as the Harbersons, Satterfield, and Webbie, ending with CHATTERBOX.

Ashton Williamsburg The Baptist Church A. F. Sellers Ouby Ann Columbia Adna Wair Knob Creek Marhall Roberts Bend Watt Cook Martha Lawson Lora Porter Thaa St. Louis Mary Harberson Fannie Sewell Concord Nasie Sellers Earl, Ware Columbia Bertha Walker Angie Church Roberts Pattie Williams John Harberson Mra Joe McKee Knob Creex Walter Sewell John Satterfiela Abion Minanda Webbie Godwin Chatterbox

Funeral Rites for A J Kersey Held at Thanes Cemetery

Campbell's Station July 28. On a hot evening the remains of A J Kersey, long respected resident of Giles County, were laid to rest in Thanes Cemetery after funeral services at the Christian church. Elder Dixon spoke of Kersey as one of the best men, a brave Confederate veteran, and a loyal neighbor. His wife survives him.

Campbell's Station A. J. Kersey Gilra County Thanes Christian Church Cr . Dixon Brick Church Klder Dixon Kersey Giles County Tie Bas

Wheat prices and church notices mix in Sawdust Valley

A compact page item notes top wheat prices offered by Ashton Bros, plus a long local notices section. Protracted meetings begin August at Foster's Chapel and Pleasant Mount, with many local residents visiting relatives, church events, and community news from Sawdust Valley and Groveland.

Ashton Bros. Alley

Huntsville Defeated Twice by Columbia at Riveras Park

Columbia defeated Huntsville 5 to 0 at Riveras Park on Monday and then won the second game 10 to ? Tuesday. Both teams were off form with numerous errors and sloppy play noted.

Columbia Huntsville Riveras Park Fourtesa Errore

Obituary notices and community updates from Evangeline dated July

Calvin Henry Galloway died at his mother’s bower on July Theta. Dick Wel aged about 72 years had not lived inburme long time, with a host of relatives mourning. Several visitors from St. Louis and Santa Fe called on relatives. Many local residents listed as ill or recovering, with church services and social visits noted. Audrey Andrews married Cain Pole at a home ceremony conducted by J K M Trimble. Evangeline town notes upcoming meetings by Hitler Willie Morton at Fairview and Bon Jasper Dunn leading services.

Calvin Henry Galloway Dick Wel Burme Teran Prof Waiton Santa Fe J. L. Porter St. Louis Gastnil Sante Fe J W. Fitagerain Thourpson W. B Cos Dave i Luee Mise Lale Lillian Gakjey Mattie Waters Knob Creek A. M. Blackman West Texas Aisa Bettie Walker Alta Mai Fitzworald Red Creek Sellars Gome Darks Mills N. B Lassiter Nashville W. EB Uox Spring Hill D. C. Priests Clifford Gertrude Doda Beakie Skeley Jin Ragsdale Tor Jones Boston Jao R. McKee Audrey Andrews Cain Pole J. K M. Trimble Pleasant Dale

Death of Campbell's Station resident Jackson Kersey

Campbell's Station July 20 Mr. Jackson Kersey died at his daughter Mrs. Kincade’s home near Brick Church last Wednesday and was brought here for interment Thursday. He was in his eighty first year, a longtime resident, a Confederate soldier, and a faithful Christian church member. Survived by three daughters Mrs. Kincade Mrs. Robt Worden and Mrs Kim Kersey of Indian Territory. wife predeceased him. Rev. Dixon conducted the funeral.

Kincade Robt. Worden Kim Kersey Indian Territory Price C. P Clarence Calvert Calvert Lyntie Gracy Florida Ed Porter Nash|ville Porter Nan Hobbs Neely Strou Weat ‘Pennessee Eliabeth White Bess Frank Nashville Mina Mildred Gregory Santa Fe Bruce White Jesse Thompson

Dr Deane's Dyspepsia Pills Relieve Chronic Constipation

J M Watkins, proprietor of the West Side Hotel in Lebanon Tennessee, testifies that after suffering chronic constipation for a long time he found relief using Dr Deane's Dyspepsia Pills. He notes reduced usage over time and complete freedom from symptoms in the last month. The advertisement urges eating well and taking one pill after each meal, with pill colors and dealer details.

Dr. Deane J. M. Watkins West Side Hotel Lebanon Tenn

Pleasant visit brings back old friends in Missouri

Fragmentary local notes recall Mr. Thompson's return among friends after a pleasant stay with relatives. The piece mentions Prof. and Mrs. J. Owen Mahoney of Dallas visiting, various local youngsters entertaining, and scattered social activities. Additional items tout Clifton flour's quality and a string of neighborhood names and visits.

Missouri Mr. Thompson J. Owen Mahoney Dallas Texas Thomas Mahoney Rat Missea Ella Pearl Ruby Fleming Cnet Dan Mahoney Nashville Frank White Mildred Gregory Santa Fe Clarrice Allen Columbia Joe Braden Kate McLaurine Lynnville Joe Blanche Sallie Hardison Hellen Park Snaie Lizzie Annie Grace Ella Wilkes Rebecca Wilson Eliza Smith Sue Peebles Lottie Weason Beesie White Virginia Cochran Neil Cellier Mamie Cheet Mildred Tomlinson Harvell Park Aymond Moore Eugene Hardison Howlett Wison Hatcher Norman Wilkes Clyde Fowler Sam Andrew Mac Peebles Monroe Smith John Kirk Hardison Hobbs Jesse Mareball Fred Fitzgerald Daisy Sham

Perry 3 Heath Shields Perry 3 Heath Immunity Expected

The text states that in a few days Perry 3 Heath will gain immunity from prosecution for irregularities while serving as Assistant Postmaster General. It notes the three year statute of limitations from retirement and cites presidential leniency due to ties with the Republican National Committee. Washington Telegram via Philadelphia Record.

Perry Heath Hirst Republican National Committee Senator Hanon Payne Oyster Hay Washington Telegram Philadelphia Record

Columbia Plans Boys Training School at Andrews Site

The Columbia Board of Mayor and Aldermen may donate the Andrews public school building and grounds to the Boys Training School, or sell for 6000 to 7300 with adjoining property. Judge Erwin and stockholders support a permanent facility, aiming to modernize education and expand city Atheneum. The plan includes a dormitory and gym, a 15000 capitalization, and a business charter.

Board of Mayor and Aldermen of Columbia Andrews Public School Lal Boys Training School Erwin Theslay John W. Fry Ovation Training School Board of Education Board of Aldermen Andrews Builamng Erwin Olnay Robt Pillow George T. Hu Atheneum No Ak Committee On Charter

Prizes for Hustling Girls in Bell Long Distance Contest

New York July 27 operators of the Bell Telephone Company and partners may enter a schoolstyle contest. Prize is a substantial cash gift after three months. Entries judged by department punctuality attendance and efficiency. The top average wins.

New York Bell Telephone Company

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