Ladies Strap Slippers in Popular Season
The ad proclaims strap slippers as the season’s hit with many customers praising their prettiness. Prices start at 8.00 and go to 3.00 with a money back guarantee if not pleased.
View this page and access billions of articles with a 7-day free trial.
Start Free Trial
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!
Not what you were looking for? Search our billions of articles
Articles on This Page
This newspaper page contains 26 articles. Subscribers can read the full text of each article.
Newspaper
Columbia Herald
Location
Columbia, Tennessee, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1900
Page
5
Personal Notices From Gallatin and Nearby Roots
A stream of social notes lists Mr H F Alexander in Gallatin and numerous visits and travels. Miss Susie Lipscomb and Miss Mary Wood are among those visiting Nashville, Franklin, and nearby towns. others head to Louisville, New York, and Baltimore. Many residents attend schools in Nashville, Washington, and Virginia while returning home or planning moves to Waco and New York City.
Local society notes list weddings and visits in Nashville area
Mr and Mrs J L Hutton return from bridal tour and reside on North High at Kent. A S James back from Greensboro for brother James marriage. Miss Louise Barber travels to Louisville for Susie Lipscomb wedding after visiting Uncle W H Maccomb. Miss Vivian Harrington visits city and county friends. Mr and Mrs Frank Marr arrive. Marr ill in Nashville but to recuperate here. Dave Bogatzky leaves for StralKowo Germany with trips to Vienna, Paris and Italy. Revs W A Proving and Maj J T Williamson return from Cumberland Assembly in Chattanooga. W T Porter and Samuel Porter visit en route to Confederate reunion, plan Mammoth Cave visit. Misses Gertrude and Alvis Ehrman return from abroad. Miss Bessie Hughes and Clayton Brandon guests of Miss Chaffin. Misses Lena B. and Lillian Smith travel to Fayetteville for grandfather Geo F Smith Jr.’s illness. Mrs Alice Sl. Smith accompanies them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James
Louise Barber
Institute
Louis Ville
Susie Lipscomb
W. H.accomb
Zion
Vivian Harrington
Shady Grove
Hickman County
Frank Marr
Lillian Smith
Fayetteville
Geo. F. Smith, Jr
Alice Sl.Smith
Furniture sale expands newest styles and stock
A local ad promotes expanded furniture lines with the newest styles and value goods. The shop invites customers to visit and view the wide inventory labeled as their largest stock.
Mt Pleasant Flower Parade and Local Industry News
Mt Pleasant saw a large turnout for the flower parade. A man, Mr Smithers, injured in a gasoline lamp explosion at L. P. Brown's lab, likely to stay confined weeks. Phosphate plants run day and night. Mt Pleasant Southern Berry track near Scott's mill finished. Tennessee Phosphate Co cuts earth separation costs by half. Phosphate shipments from Mt Pleasant occurred last Saturday. Local millinery ads appear, with price cuts at Mr J W Still’s store. Lacey Regenold of Memphis visiting for bargains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt. Pleasant
Smithers
L. P. Brown
Tennessee Phosphate Co
Mr. Pleasant
Nashvilo
J. W
Lacey Regenold
Memphis
Frlanda Hare
West End Notes Highlight Local Visits and Parade Praise
West End residents mention Mrs J W Harman and son Leslie of Lawrenceburg visiting the family of M Sheppard. Mrs John Adkisson visits Mrs A Haley. Mrs Gee Trousdale of Ashwood visits Mrs J T Batts. West End's flower parade success is praised. residents are elated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Harman
Aon
Leslie
Lawrenceburg
2. M. Sheppard
John Adkisson
A. Haley
Gee. Trousdale
Ashwood
J.T. Batts
West End
Plant Seed That Grow in 1899 Millet and Corn Seeds
Garden supply ad notes pure recleaned millet and seed corn harvests for 1899 with crops including German millet Hungarian millet sorghum Large White White Wabash and Yellow Warbash. Frierson Embry advertise groceries while a Jamerson home of Mr J K Bell burned Tuesday night at 11 o'clock with total loss around 3000 no insurance and Dodson furniture prices claimed to be low.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. K. Bell
Jamerson
Railroad Notes Spur Phosphate Hauling In Mt Pleasant Area
Railroad notes report increased phosphate shipments from Mt Pleasant fields with more cars loaded in recent days. There is no full sentence on dates or exact shipment counts, but activity has picked up as cars are moved over nearby lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt. Pleasant Fields
Canon
Is the Time AN Garwood's arsaparilla Remedy
The advertisement touts AN Garwood's arsenparilla as a scientific blood purifier to cleanse the system of winter impurities. It claims superiority for illnesses from impure blood and a sluggish liver or kidneys, priced at one dollar per bottle or six for five dollars, sold exclusively by the maker.
Local visitors and injuries noted in South Columbia
South Columbia guests include Mrs Owen Cameron and children with Mayor Cameron. Mrs Clarence Williams from Sheffield and Miss Higgins from Fayetteville visit. Mrs William Hanna stays with Mr and Mrs J H Thomas. Mrs Major White on sick list. Mrs Sallie Thomas injured by a window sash on Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Owen Cameron
Clarence Williams
Sheffield
Aln
Mayor Cameron
Miss Higgins
Fayetteville
J. F. Boasley
William Hanna
J. H. Thomas
Major White
Sallie Thomas
Furniture sale at Satterfield and Dodson's
Parlor and bedroom suits wardrobes center tables and rockers every piece you want offered by Satterfield and Dodson's with a full range of home furnishings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Satterfield & Dodson's
Around Town Notes Show Illness and Local Happenings
Mr W W Dennis remains ill at home while Ashton Bros advertise a new delivery wagon. Mrs J A Guest improves after sickness. J R Hammonds is dangerously ill. Phosphate shipments continue heavily and local businesses make improvements including new floors and paint. The semiannual Phintias Lodge election is near. Decoration Day prompts bank and post office holiday hours. Naturalization for Joe Newman and a Bankers Convention parade float are mentioned. The Maury county teacher contest ends today with prizes to Paris trip winner. Henry Gross store refreshes with new paper and paint.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. W. Dennis
Ashton Bros
J. A. Guest
P. Summer & Co
J. R. Hammonds
N. F
Pontinnis
Bee Payte & Brittati
Phintias Lodge
K.of P
J.P. Srnkwe & Co
Gar Jas, Friel
Mt. Pinusant
J.P. Steuer & Co
Paris
Maury County
McKennon, Anderson & Foater
Henry Gross
Seventh Street
Farmers and Merchants’ Bank
RIBBONS Offered at Watkins Harlan Evans Store
A full assortment of ribbons with fine quality. Prices reduced from 7s 6d to 5s 0d. Visit Watkins, Harlan & Evans' Store and explore the selection, with customers welcome whether they buy or not.
Off for Louisville as Maury crowd departs for ex Confederate reunion
A large Maury group leaves Wednesday for Louisville to attend the ex Confederate reunion. The list includes W H Lipscomb Root Harlan F D Chaffin Frank Moore J W Sergeant A N Sergeant W K Klozer Morris Stephenson John Brogier C A Haley and others. Representatives for William Henry Trovedale Camp include Mrs Sue Gray Dunnington Matron of Honor Elizabeth McLemore Leigh Whitthorne Maida of Honor B S Thomas delegate and J H Thomas alternate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maury
Louisville
Messrs
W. H. Lipscomb
Root
Harlan
F. D. Chaffin
Frank Moore
J. W. Sergeant
A. N. Sergeant
W K. Klozer
Morris Stephenson
John Brogier
CA Haley
R C. Gant
Gray Dunnington
Annie Evans
Elisabeth McLemore
Jean Do
Farm for Sale and Local Notices in Maury County
A 384 acre farm with 1000 acres of timber on Leiper s Fork Williamson county is listed by W T McLemore near Spring Hill Tennessee. The article notes a refreshed front for Maury National Bank and Farm improvements plus a Flower Parade promotion. W A Rail, a juror, narrowly escaped injury near the L N track. A veteran, Mr berry ne w member of Company fn Infantry, returned from the Philippines to his father s home in Jaraball County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Gross
Maury National Bank
Ea Macey
Fielden! Bros
Henan
W. ©. Rail
South Main Street
Rail
Leiper
Mort Derryberry
Stdrsball County
Jaraball County
Mr. Berry
Fn. Infantry
Philippins
San Francisco
Trade Torah Trade and Storage Request for Wheat
An OCR fragment notes a mercantile firm offering grain and merchandise storage in large quantities. It mentions handling feed, guaranteeing sales, and aiming to store about 50 000 bushels of wheat this year as collateral. It references a depot near Columbia and a storage company name.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia Mercantile Storage
Oltieen
Silks Cleaned Out At Deep Discount
A local store advertises all of its $1.00 and $1.25 silks at 75 cents to clear excess stock. The note explains the move is to reduce overstock at season’s end and urges buyers to stock up for future needs. Several lines emphasize the opportunity is unmatched and prices are unbeatable.
Extraordinary inducements this week offered
A brief market note highlights remarkable incentives available this week across products and services. Limited-time offers emphasize discounted prices and bundled deals designed to attract buyers. Consult local listings for participating merchants and exact terms.
Rosenthal's Hospital Stay Noted in Advertised Surries
About two months ago J. Rosenthal entered hospital and remains feeble, needing bed carryings in the vehicle. The item advertises rubber tired surreys buggies and phonographs with 1900 styles, all widths, leather or cloth trims, from Sarrexxerny and Dement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarrexrreny & Dement
Weddings Bind Willis and Dugger in Ashwood Home
Miss Beulah Willis and Mr. Joe Dugger wed Thursday night at the bride’s Ashwood home with attendants Walter Griffig Lot tie Willis Robi Willis May Dugger and others. After a reception the couple left for Nashville and a several day visit, while friends wish them happiness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Griffin
Lottie Willis
Ashwood
Exercises at the Columbia Institute Concert
The Tos Seat concert at the Columbia Institute will be held in the study hall next Montes wreniogy. The commencement exercises are set for Wednesday June 6 at 1 o'clock in the Chapel, and the public is cordially invited.
Lease for 999 Years Misread in Nonsense Copy
A garbled OCR item mentions a long lease of 999 years with references to Westnesday Noshile Decater and Raion Chapters, alleged by Bogie tera office, Wentchester Insurance Co, and Manufacturing Co of Marion. The text is fragmented and unreadable in parts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westnesday
Noshile & Decater
Bogietera
Wentchester Insurance Co
New Tnd
the Manufacturing Co
Marion
Barr and Oakes Jewelers Ad Seasons Pricing Tone
Barr and Oakes advertise a full line of goods for all budgets with stock chosen to aid those in distress. They pledge fair pricing for rich and poor alike and emphasize prompt service by Citizens’ Telephone No 120 and Bell Telephone 1238 with resident John A Oakes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Batt
Bell Telephone
John A Oaices
Citzens
Harris Cole versus Water Light Co continues in circuit court
In a damage suit claiming 850 000 for the Pump Factory fire, the plaintiff asserts insufficient water supply due to Water Company negligence. Demurrer by the defendant was reset for the next term. Other cases continued include Corbett vs L N Railroad and Brown vs Central Phosphate Co with sizable verdicts and a magician on appeal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harris & Cole Bros
Water & Light Co
Mtst
HK & Cole Bros. Va
Columbia Water & Light Co
W.W. Corbett
L.& N. Railroad Co
Wondrail
Elegant tea honors and school recital scenes in Lyonville
Mr and Mrs J A Titcomb hosted a refined tea with Linda Frierson Mary Frierson Callie Craig Dave Fleming Dr C B Brown Theo Stephenson Hallie Fry daughter of Mr and Mrs J W Fry of Columbia present. Carter pupils at Lyonville offered a concert at Opera House. Misa Fry noted for four years study at Columbia Institute. Earlier Addin and M Wood hosted an evening of gaiety with Fayetteville friends. Cantata Jones Palbee performed with same cast as last night. Senior Class graduation hop to be held tonight. J M Dedman and parties from Gallatin and Memphis expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Titcomb
Linda
Mary Frierson
Callie Craig
Dave Fleming
C. B. Brown
Theo
Stephenson
Hallie Fry
Joh W. Fry
Columbia
Carter
Lyonville
Misa Fry
Sep
Misa Carter
Columbia Institute
Pulaski
Mahville Hanner
Jone Palbee Wiht
Opera House
Criminal Court notes from yesterday in Geo. Alderson case list
Proceedings record larceny charges against Geo. Alderson and Witherspoon with ten day sentences. False pretense and robbery related counts against others referenced as Sarees Doric house Geo Craig and Geary. Case details fragmented but indicate multiple defendants jailed or awaiting action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. Alderson
Witherspoon
Sue Sarees
Doric House
Geo
Craig
Nollie Geary
Nolle
Prom On
Peresens
Babe
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ladies
Oxford
H. F. Alexander
Gallatin
Ipscomb
Mary Wood
Nashville
Harry Wise
Hoty Springs
Birdie Pends Bighbyville
Ot Biabrini
Annie Truett
Franklin
Sam Mollenix
R.S. McCarty
Essie Sellars
Boscobel College
G. W. Hodge
R. C. Farnavworth
Monterey Barnes
J. M. Dedman
Dora R. Walker
Lewisburg
D. F. Osteen
E. EB. Erwin
Murfreesboro
Misa Annie Lew Truett
M. E. Truett
Horace Cooper
B. H. Hatcher
Carolyn Turner
M. Golden
Mt Pieasnt
C. Hirach
Jennie Torrentino
Bettie Shaub
Rebecca
Sarah Stephenson
Frank Cowsert
Spring Hill
A. N. Dale
H. P. Figuers
Norman O'Neil
New York City
Charley Hatcher
University of Virginia
Geo. H. Baker
Waco
Texas
Hunter McDonald
Little Son
Hattie Jones
Pattie Jennings
Fletcher
Pearl Farias
Nat Wilkes
Bell Buckle
W. P. Woldridge Eck
Hot Springs
Ark
Dry Porter
Pulaski Pike
J. C. Davis
Baltimore
E. B. Coe
Edna Frierron
Ward
Colin
Dids. A
Joines
William Strudwick
Isboro
N. C
Shepperd Strodwick
T.N. Jones
Nora G. Smith
Te . F
Intendent McEwen & Dale
Ae Mare
Paul Jones
F. M. Booch
A. T. Gardeee
Saar
W. RB. Hu
Shelby
W. J. Dale
Mise Annie Williamson
Stauoton
Mary Baldwin Seminary
J. M. Bates
W. B. Christhey
Geo. Harlan Badas
4Th Ward
Arch D. P. Osteen
G. Wileit Gad
Rand
Karlsson
John Athward
Columbia Lodge No
Nargestock
Sarrenvrery & Dopsox
Phos
Phate
Frierson & Embry
Bell
Citizens
Dodson
Railroad Notes
Garwood
Arsaparilla
South Columbia
M. E. Williamson
Watkins, Harlan & Evans’ Store
Mattings
J. Rosenthal
James Pleasants
Ava Pleasants
Greensboro
Edgar James
Florence
Ala
Charleston
Joa. H. James
W. B. Harrison
Scribner-Haley
Mina Ivie Haley
Neapolis
Erwin Scribner
Cullooka
Lazarus Bros
Eeq
O. Gordon Oeautine
Canary Ek
Tennesses
Sarrenvisiy & Donon
Barr & Oakes
Circuit Court
DR. & HW. Shackleford
Ermanently
A. T. Still School of Osteopathy
Grant Building
Entertainments
Addin
M. Wood
J. M. Dedman Wil
Barnes
Criminal Court
Search the Columbia Herald Today with a Free Trial
We want people to find what they are looking for at NewspaperArchive. We are confident that we have the newspapers that will increase the value of your family history or other historical research. With our 7-day free trial, you can view the documents you find for free.
Not Finding What You Were Looking for on This Page of The Columbia Herald?
People find the most success using advanced search. Try plugging in keywords, names, dates, and locations, and get matched with results from the entire collection of newspapers at NewspaperArchive!
Browse Newspapers
You can also successfully find newspapers by these browse options. Explore our archives on your own!
By Location
Browse by location and discover newspapers from all across the world.
By Date
Browse by date and find publications for a specific day or era.
By Publication
Browse old newspaper publications to find specific newspapers.