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Newspaper

Columbia Herald

Location

Columbia, Tennessee, United States of America

Date

Jun 02, 1905

Page

7

Hay Long College musicale thrills large Hay Long audience

A Hay Long College musicale Monday night impressed a large audience with pupil instrumental work led by Irene Willlen. Seven to seventeen year olds displayed mastery and grace on piano and violin, while Charlotte Henderson guided elocution. Prizes awarded across grades, with honors to Joan Acuil and Gay Ligon, and scholarships offered by Washington and Lee or South Western Presbyterian Universities.

Hay Long College Misa Irene Willinen Hay Charlotte Henderson Joan F. Acuil Gay A. Ligon Allen Hord Jack Harrie John Trotwood Moore Mosars W. B. Turner W. 8. Fleming Joe F. Brownlow Columbia Enla Long Misa Lourne Frierson Ruthie Hord Flora Sager Will Howard Jerence Fleming Joe Aite Washington and Lee South Western Presbyterian Cbariotte Henderson Hay Long

Howard Institute Alumni Day at Mt Pleasant Chronicle

The issue recounts an 1905Howard Institute event with a declamation winner C P Giving and speaker Rev Hight leading a prayer. It notes scholarships awarded by Prof Strayhorn, a junior society medal, and a graduates list. Personal notices mention Mrs Brownlow visiting and various Mt Pleasant Furniture Co. promotions and local arrivals.

Hight C. P. Giving Giving Ed Haynea Columbia Mosers Frank Williams Ed Haynes Chandler Mr. Baker Spring Hall Richard Lee Brooke Kitty Brownlow Mra. A. A. Brownlow Mt. Pleasant Furniture Co J. T. Alexander Naashville Edna Stoth Mira Claude Wiltshire Florence Aln Hay Long Obia Gray Dunnington Wm. Flowing Joe F. Brownlow John Rotwood Moore Ign Mary Barrow Louise’ Daniel Mt. Pleszant Furniture Co Thomas Ms Hopkinsville Niple Chronicle Fae Little Daugh J. J. Stowe Gal Ira Jeas Coble Mr. Plcassot Furniture Co Queensware

Chancellor Kirkland at Howard Institute lecture

Chancellor Kirkland of Vanderbilt University delivered an inspiring talk on education at Howard Institute. He traced progress in literature, art, science, and industry, highlighting chemistry’s role in coal tar use, advances in transportation and communications, and the central place of education in all modern achievement.

Kirkland Vanderbilt University Howard Institute

Local notices and milestones from Carter's Creek area

Community column with social events reports weather and repairs. Mentions Monday afternoon meetings at the Methodist church and women’s prayer group, gatherings hosted by Mrs F S Wheeler, local business notices for Mt Pleasant Furniture Co and Maury Implement Co, injuries and accidents on Broadway and Carters Creek Pike, personnel moves including Dr Horace Thomas and J N Meroney, and farm and farm equipment advertisements. Also notes wheat harvest, debt notices, and upcoming church services at Rock Springs and Hampshire with conference dates.

Sooty F. S. Wheeler Alies Iertrude Oraike Rey Irvine Godard Mins Rosa Montgomery James Craike

Settlement at Young's and Stockyard Notes Mix

Madden Voss, receiver for R. Berg, settles with creditors and stock transfers to Air Berg to run the business. Several local mishaps: Chris Looney wounds from a knife incident, and Capt. Fussell loses a Jersey cow to clover bloat. Don Dobbins loses a cow as well. Stockyard notes report Whipperwill stock pons at 1.25 per bushel, large lamb shipments, new purchases and local injuries from falling objects.

Young's Madden Voss R. Berg Air Berg Chris Looney Don Dobbins Meredith King Bentley Bullard Joe. C. Dexter Lodge Booth Main Street Joe Love Ulmski Mona Fe Joe Hamtrick James Colvert Covert Bros J. Owen Jobin Frazier Green Iow Aaye

Fragmented town notices mix purchases and local changes

The clipped items report brick front construction priced at 5000 extending from Eleventh street to Depot, property transfers involving Bail Payton and Martin, a 2 year 8 month lease for Jesse, and moves by Volney Laneck and Capt. W N Hughes. Also mentions Confederate reunion events, a firm sale of interests, and homes of Carpenter and J Rospothel nearing sale or change.

Eleventh Street Wake Bail Payton Martin Jesse Volney Laneck The Democrat Bae Oe Chattanooga ‘Times Gainsville Fin Rae Confederate Grarme Rove Hill Harbison & Oatins High Street Joe M. Harbison Catina Will Peter Catina John A. Carpenter J. Rospothel Eighth Street Peicee

Local Marriage Licenses Listed for Davis Lane and Riggins

Davis to Miss Alice Davis and J. Lane to Miss Jimmie Jackson appear among marriage licenses. W Riggins to Miss Leore Trestors also listed in the notice. The item outlines couples, with dates and official issuing offices not shown in the fragment.

Local notes from Columbia area include trades and moves

The report covers saddle stock, farm transfers, and new hires in Columbia area. Sam Caperton joins Woldridge's soda fountain, H L Yokely moves to South Main Street, Richard Wilkes resigns for Tennessee Fertilizer Co, and Miss Genie Mitchell is replaced as stenographer. The Columbian Mill and Elevator Co shuts for two weeks before wheat imports. A corner lot sale to Wakefield triggers plans for a two story double business building. In Roberts Bend and Engi Creek, weather dampens quarterly meeting attendance, with Godwin Chapel to host next service. Eighth street housing changes, family moves, and local travel noted.

Tancoln County Sam Caperton Woldridge Soda Fount Columbia H. L. Yokely Tom Shaw South Main Street Wm. Blount Richard Wilkes Nashville Tennessee Fertilizer Co Harry Wise Eighth Street A. 8. Dunn Genie Mitchell Columbia Mill & Elevator Co Louise Woodwide Columbian Mill & Elevator Co Godwin Chapel Mra A. P. Roberts Zion Wesley T. Neighborhood Sutotany Byndav

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