Local Society News of Visits and Returns Across Towns
Mrs Tull Worley and children visit Mrs Worley’s parents in Boone. Mr E D Haynes of Franklin returns home after a short visit to his son. Mrs Barr Wilson of Kentwood La visits her uncle W H. Rhodes. Miss Sarah Louise Rhodes of Nashville visits Miss Camille Herndon. Mrs C A Brently returns to Lawrenceburg after visiting Mrs GT Hedies. Miss Kate Craig returns from Williamsport after visiting Elizabeth Uboate. BB Williams returns from extended visit to Murfreesboro. Miss Irene McKennon visits Mrs GC J. Davis at Ashwood. Mrs WV Dale returns from two weeks with sister in Trenton, Tenn. Miss Laura Farise travels to Dallas for summer. Mrs J Tucker returns from Louisville after month with her son. Caroline Williams, former Bristol teacher, at home on vacation. Mem R A James and children back to McMinnville after visiting Columbia relatives. Mrs M Loeb of Mt Pleasant visits daughter Mrs Moses Lazarus. W H Banguss visits from Washington state with Mr and Mrs W B Bloss. J T Wright and daughter Lillian return from Nashville trip. Mrs Frank English of Franklin, visiting Mt Pleasant, stops by town Tuesday to see relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tull Worley
Ee Mra. Worley
Boone
E d Haynes
Frantlin
Barr Wilson
Kentwood
W. H. Herng
Sarah Louise Rhodes
Nashville
Camille Herndon
C. A. Brently
Lawrenceburg
GT. Hedies
Kate Craig
Elizabeth Uboate
Williamsport
B. B. Williams
Murfreesboro
Irene McKennon
GC. J. Davis
Aswhood
Dale
Trenton
J. Tucker
Lousville
Mise Caroline Williams
Bristol
R. A. James
McMinnville
Columbia
M. Loeb
Mt Pleasant
Moses Lazarus
W. H. Banguss
State of Washington
W. B. Bloss
J. T. Wright
Lillian
Frank English
Franklin
Mt. Pleasant
Maggie Green
Jane Flem
Elizabeth Baird Burns
Lebanon
Frank Moffat
Green & Patton
Arkansas
J. H. Peoples
Peoples
John M. Buros
Elmer
Texas
Mra. K. Shepherd
R. £. Jones
Annie Houston
Harrington
Tuscumbia
Mra
Spence McFall
J. P Polican
Proctor
Polk
Kit x Fleming
J. W. Bishop
Menego
Harris d Cole Bros
Metropolis
Oil
Ettie Fooled
Greenville
Ala
Mary Dale Figuors
Misa Genlaud
Belmont
Narcissa Blackburn
Lake Providence
W. &. Fleming
Mao
BF. Giddens
Giles County
J. H. Giddens
Campbellsville Pike
Mosy Claude Neal
Dixie Flair
Ross Hinton
Sol Maxwell
Houston Thomas
James H. Giddens
Mack White
Clark
Atlanta
Wie
Ninth Street
William Blount
Decaturville
Tenn
Mia
Blount
James Alcorn
St. Louis
Lewis
Susie Mullin
Lynnville
Howard Institute
Lorain
Ellen Meeks
Mliss Lorain Meeks
8. P. Payne
Mise Deasiy Coffey
J. F. Coffey
Personal notes from Mt. Pleasant and area visitors
Local column lists visitors and residents: Mr. Edgar Johnson of Mt. Pleasant visits friends in the city. Hon. E. E. Eslick of Pulaski in the city Thursday. Miss Laura Porter travels to Pulaski for days. Miss Geneva Woolard stays a week in rankle with friends. Miss Bernice Johnson visits her mother at Thompson Station. Mrs. W. T. Mitchell of Bear Creek guests Miss Hattie Jones. Mr. Webb Ridley returns from Florida winter. Mrs. C A Brandan of Nashville visits Mrs. Neill Hughes. Mrs. Burr Wilson of Kentwood, La., visits her uncle W. H. Hughes. Miss Emma Lake McAdame spends days with Franklin friends. Harry Poll returns from Lebanon. W. H. Boynes returns home to Fort Sheridan, Va.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edgar Johnson
Mt. Pleasant
E. Eslick
Pulaski
Laura Porter
Geneva Woolard
Rankle
Bernice Johnson
Thompson Station
W. T. Mitchell
Bear Creek
Hattie Jones
Webb Ridley
Florida
C A Brandan
Nashville
Neill Hughes
Burr Wilson
Kentwood
W. H. Hughes
Emma Lake McAdame
Franklin
Harry Poll
Lebanon
W. H. Boynes
Fort Sheridan
Local Social Notes Highlight Visits and Travel
Numerous residents travel for visits and work. A. O. P. Nicholson Sr. in Nuehvile, Lottie Tucker in Colombia, Mrs Sallie Story in Sheffield Alabama, and many others visit relatives or attend events in Nashville Lebanon and Texas. Several leave for Franklin Western Texas Belmont and Metropolis while Misses Meeks attend Howard Institute commencement and Deasiy Coffey travels with TM Coffey to begin training.
Sale of Ladies' Wear on Run from 75 Cents Up
A new line of ladies wear arrives with white and colored shirt waists priced from 75 cents and up. The shop adds a fresh assortment of neckwear belts veils patterner laces and nets including names Justin Torchon Val Point DPatil.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Val
Justin
Special Values in White Goods and Fabrics from India to England
New line of wide India Linen 40 inches and French Lawn 44 inches, 2ard White Madras Waistings, prices from 20c to 25c per yard. Silk tissues in white and color 15c, Nainsoo and yardage details. Soft finished long cloth 12 yard pieces at 1.20 per bolt, 5,000 yards Swiss Edgings and Insertions in various widths.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madras
Nainsoo
Local News Snippets From Shreveport And Vicinity
Coujgana to claim territory in Shreveport as home. Dr. D. P. Robbins travels to Nesbville to promote his History and Directory of Manry County with proofs on hand this fall. F A Shelton to visit parents on the Bignyville Pike. John Parham heads to Chattanooga for the summer. Miss Ruth Hayes returns home after attending Lade-Jack event in Nav Nashville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coujgana
Shreveport
Hesagaa
D. P. Robbins
Neshville
Manry County
F. A. Shelton
T. A. Sheltor
Bignyville Pike
John Parham
Chattanooga
Ruth Hayes
Isec
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Oxfords
Harlan & Evans
Phoxes Adams & Martin
Daggists
Harlan
Nere
Mt. Prosent
A O.P. Nicholson
Trivala
Nuehvile
Mise Lottie Tucker
Union City
Colombia
Sallie Story
Sheffield
Jain
Harry Lowell
A. S. Page
Albert Sitney
Jy. Bine
Harti Schaffner & Marx
Hart Schaffner & May
T. N. Figuers
Hart Schaffner
Marx
Maury Dry Goods Co
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