Local visitors and residents greet friends in Columbia
A long roster shows O. W. Spaulding from Carrollton Kentucky and many others from Nashville Birmingham Montgomery Jasper and Murfreesboro visiting relatives and attending events. The list notes travel from Franklin Bowling Green and Lawrenceburg with mentions of church services banking meetings and Knights of Pythias duties. A wide mix of social calls and short trips marked by family ties and local arrivals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William J. Oakes
Oxlkes & Nichols
Nashville
W. J. White
M. J. Sowell
Montgomery
Ala
R. L. Billington
Annie Billington
Franklin
Willie Dean Smith
Bessie Lee
Mary Billington
C. S. White
Chattanooga
Mary D. Warfield
Mary McLemore
Felix King
Ardmore
Ohlo
Columbia
John Gray, Jr
John M. Gray
J. L. Hutton
Phoenix National Bank
State Bankers Association
Residents and visitors tour towns as news spreads
Local society notes list visits by O B Radebaugh to Nashville for his ill son, Mrs Louise M Clark and daughter Margaret in Lew isburg, and many others visiting relatives in Jackson Livingston Lawrenceburg Birmingham Sparta Still Water Nashville Mt. Pleasant Chicago and French Lick. Rev W T Haggard travels to conduct a wedding in Nashville after a funeral in Jackson and marriage ceremonies for W B Sloan and Anna Brown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. Frierson
O. B. Radebaugh
Nashville
Radebaugh
Louise M. Clark
Margaret
J. M. Towler
Lewisburg
W. T. Haggard
Galladay Stratton
Jackson
Tenn
J. N. Alexander
Livingston
Ala
Harry Bauman
Birmingham
Abe Bauman
T. L. Story
Henry Lowell
Brownie Thomas
Iberta Wilsford
Trude Shelton
Elizabeth
Lawrenceburg
Allen Tompkins
Sparta
Dr. King Medicine Co
Columbia
Mora B Fariss
Grand Lodge Knights of Pythias
A. W. Brant
Helen
Lillian
Mildred
Chicago
Lakes
Mathilde McLelland
Still Water
Oklo
Charlotte Hughes
MccLelland
Emma
Dora Hughes
Lucile Burnett
Walker Street
Chas. Jackson
Mt. Pleasant
Annie Evans
French Lick Springs
M. J. Lowan
W. J. White
Montgomgomery
R le Billington
Addie New
Newport News
T. E. New
Miss New
W. B. Sloan
Anna Brown
Dr. Haggard
West End
Miss Lola Duncan Dies at Twenty Five in Anniston
Miss Lola Duncan and Miss Ila Duncan of Anniston Alabama died Thursday afternoon. Lola was twenty five years old and Ila burial was held at Rose Hill Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. R. Bratton
Shady Grove
Rose Hill
Hickman County
Lola Duncan
Ila Duncan
Anniston
Ala
Rose Hill Cemetery
Fish Association to prosecute dam wreckers in Rutherford creek case
President John W. Jackson of the Middle Tennessee Fish and Game Association vows to prosecute those who dynamited A. T. Sellers mill dam on Rutherford creek last Friday evening. The act, likely aimed at fishing, violates state fish and game laws. damage runs to several hundred dollars as the dam remains dry and the mill race blocked. No suspects yet. reconstruction planned at once.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John W. Jackson
Middle Tennessee Fish and Game Association
A. T. Sellers
Rutherford Creek
Krouse
Sellars
Jackson
The
Fish and Game Association
Seventh and Third Grades Win In Maury County High
The final standings for the term show Seventh and Third grades as winners in grammar and primary departments. Grammar grades include Os.94 and others. Primary grades list First grade S840 and third grade 8.01. The overall gap is tight with 41 points between three grades and only 0.69 between highest and lowest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maury County High School
Witners
Martin & Vaughan Co Full Line of Mower Parts
Martin Vaughan Co offers a full line of mower knives sections for binders and mowers pitmans straps wearing plates cultivator points and sickle grinders located on St Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin & Vaughan Co
St Street, Martin & Vaughan Co
St Street
Miss Swain Finds New Texas Home In Houston
Columbia readers learn Miss Swain now resides in Houston Texas and reports strong success with more work than she can handle In a letter to Mrs J C Hardy she says she is well pleased and doing well She was a favorite in Columbia and in sick rooms was viewed almost as an angel by patients
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia
Senator Lea Replies to Regular Members Request
Seven Senators confronted Speaker Baxter at today’s Senate meeting in Nashville. A reply from Senator Leg to a harmony resolution was opened but kept private pending Governor Hooper’s input. The Senate adjourned to tomorrow afternoon, signaling a possible fusionist settlement proposal amid tense mood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Speeral
Herald
Nashville
Tenn
Dune
Baxter
Senate
Leg
Hooper
Witnesses Tell Grand Jury in Abduction Case
The Lewis county witnesses in the case of B. and Hurt for abduction appeared yesterday before the grand jury, which has the charge under advisement. Hurt was tried earlier by the magistrate's court on the charge filed by Miss Ula Walley and was bound over in court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis County
B. &. Hurt
Hurt
Mise Ula Walley
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Harlan & Evans Co
O. W. Spaulding
Carrolton
J. E. Edgerton
George Williamson
Vanderbilt
C. P. Hatcher
J. W. Thomas
Cullooka
W. A. Howard
Pearl Owens
Irene Hatch
Alabama
Ira M. Haynes
Owensboro
Stonewall J. Everett
Atlanta- Ga
Andrews
Frank H. Smith
Little Rock
S. White
Frank Latta
Mora B. Fariss
Grand Lodge
Knights of Pythias
Mary Ridley
New York
Boston
J. B. Barnes
Willamson County
Margaret Hensley
Baski Hensley
Mayfield
Gilbert Hensley
Rigbyville
Mary Willie Frierson
Memphis
Fort Worth
Elizabeth Fariss
Virginia Aull
Elizabeth Watkins
Kate Lowell
Arch Lipscomb
Primm Springs
Lowvla
Ruth Scott
Dublin
Janey
W. T. Palmer
William and
Mary
Los Angeles
Cal
S. 8. Porter
R Campbell
Circuit Court
Lizzie N. Frierson
Eleanor Avant
Murfreesboro
COLUMBIA BANK @ TRUST CO
Inman Mitchell
Groveland
Texas
M. Dean
Ethel Willis
Ernest Fraser
Bila Murphy
W. E. Mangrum
Pillow Fraser
Rhode Island
Lovell
Santa Fe
J. OC. Hardy
Mitchell Plage
Col. Hardy
Howé
Col
J. BE. Edgerton
Samme Andter
Lebanon
Maury Dry Goods Company
Women's Union
Brussels
Axminster
China
Fish Association
Sellers Dam
Mound City
Miss Swain
Lea
Sven
Sulston
T. Hurt
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