Personal notes as locals visit and travel
A long list of society arrivals and departures from Hartsville and nearby towns. Residents visit relatives in Columbia Franklin Nashville McKinney Mt. Pleasant Lawrenceburg Cullooka Cross Bridges Murfreesboro Clarksville Ashford Milwaukee and other places. Several family and name connections appear, with travel to Nashville, Paducah, San Antonio and sessions in Lebanon Law School and Tennessee College for Young Ladies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myrtle Emmerson
Lawrenceburg
W. Y. Willieford
James Long
Pulaski
Jas. Buggs
McCain's
Charles Hobbs
Jno. Redding
Cullooka
George Atkinson
Alice Smith
Nashville
Lena B. Smith
Lucy Webster
Cross Bridges
Owen Friel
Paducah
Cumberland
Milton Cope
Allie McKnight
Numerous Residents Plan Summer Moves and Visits
Danyille Kentucky will host a wedding soon while families from Dixon, Nashville, Moultrie, Ark., and Tennessee coordinate travels. Teachers, students, and relatives including Miss Kate Scott, Prof. Morton, Miss Frances Moore, and Capt. Wells travel to and from Columbia, Murfreesboro, Memphis, and Nashville for schooling, visits, and ceremonies.
Steamboat Deaths Reported From Memphis Incident
Richard K. Johnson engineer and George Sanders fireman on the steamboat C. H. Hugo were literally cooked to death while tied up at Mound City. They entered the hold to repair a steam pipe leak and perished before anyone realized they were in danger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Memphis
Tenn
Richard K. Johnson
C. H. Hugo
George Sanders
Mound City
Town Notes and Local Transactions Across the Region
A. T. Gordon sold half interest in the A A Hodge residence on South den street to Horace Rainey for 2066 dollars. Tom Perry was arrested on trespassing charges and jailed. A boy born to Dr. and Mrs. T A Wharton in Sherman Texas is welcomed as the first Texas Ranger in the Wharton family. S. O. Thomas closed a timberland deal of 395 acres in Lewis County while in Nashville, with plans pending on future disposition. A stray or stolen black horse with a white forehead and 16 hands high was reported missing from Ridley since May 26 with a reward offered. Earl Thomas supplied early June peaches. Lee Vaughn welcomed a baby girl. A reliable white or Black man is sought to care for a stallion and jack in Greenwood Mississippi. Mrs J W Lee and children returned to Hartville after visiting Mr and Mrs W A Vous. Chancery Court sits with orders by Judge Holding. Columbia Lodge of Masons meets tonight. Rambo & Rambo sell their carriage shop in Lynnville and plan relocation to Columbia. Banks in Columbia to be closed for Decoration Day. Allen & Hagey shipped 1100 fine tombs to Louitaville valued at about 5600. Dr Lillie Murray of Lewisburg bought a partnership from Dr Elizabeth Whiteside of Columbia. W G McAdams and family moved into the Pillow house on West Seventh Street, recently purchased from B E Regen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kate Scott
Moultrie
W. L. Jackson
Dixon
Mra. Jackson
Scott
Miles Hattle Lee Jones
Wilson County
P. Dodson
Alberquerque
N. M
Eugene Tavender
Nashville
Alice Smith
West End
J. H. Wilkes
Monk
New York
Irene Oneal
Arkansas
Susie Winfield
West Hope
A. W. McLelland
Wiliam
Mathilde
Shreveport
S. J. Stockard
Carthage
N. J. Vaughn
Stockard
E. H. Hatcher
Monroe
J. M. Peyton
Bessemer
Pell City
Ala
B. A. Wells
Columbia Mill Academy
Annie Turner Sheegog
Roberta
Memphis
Addie
Mary Rainey
Bessie Friel
Alabama
Frank C. Hibbard
Chicago
Columbia
Carmack Monument
Sarah Leach
Gray Ragsdale
Pulaski
Mamie Bunch
Napier
Genevieve Stewart
M. Ware
Prof
Empson
Springfield
Tenn
T. E. Gordon
Horace Rainey
A. A. Hodge
den Street
Tom Perry
Good
J. J. Fleming
T. A. Wharton
Sherman
Texas
O. Thomas
Lewis Country
Thomas
Ridley
H. M. Elder
B. T. Oliver
Mra. W. A. Vous
Chancery Court le
Beardén
Columbia Lodge of Masons
Rambo
Banks of
Allen & Hagey
Loutaville
Lillie Murray
Lewisburg
Elizabeth Whiteside
W. G. McAdams
Pillow House
West Seventh Street
Also Mentioned on This Page
HARLAN @ EVANS
A. F. Burnley
Hartsville
Sol Maxwell
J. W. Harrison
Franklin
John Hobbs
City
Walter Adkisson
Mary Scott
Andrews
Mary Hayes
J. W. Shelton
L. L. Duke
Mt. Pleasant
William Kerr
McKinney
Eleanor Frierson
South Carolina
Ann Forgey
Chas. A. Forgey
Ethel Barrow
Agatha Hays Glenn
Cornelia Journey
Eugene ‘Taverner
Will English
Terrell English
R. C. Church
Robert Church Barrow
William Lilley
H. F. Pariss
Charles 9. Jackson
H. G. Evans
Bessie Scott
Kerry, Ky
Alf Thompson
Chas. Dodson
Robert Griggs
San Antonio
E.W. Martin
Harrisman
J. Frank Nicholson
Robert Cotham
Ruth Tullos
Ashford
H. G. Roskind
Turner & Johnson
Tere
Danyille
Rome
Mra J. M
Frances Moore
Jackson
Senn
Miss Moore
B. E. Barthel
Columbia Military Academy
Stanton Foote
Sheffield
Harold Foote
Chas. B. Bigelow
Columbia Water & Light Co
Bigelow
John Evans
Louisiana
Mary Bunch
BE. W. Napier
Napier, Tenn
Wash Blackburn
Mary Blackburn
Smith
Richard Smith
Flovence
Bentley Bullard
Ancon
Republic of Panama
Moonth
George Bullard
Panama
J. E Napler
Albany
Lena Ganiiner
Ethel
Ophelia Hindman
Marshall County
Mooresville
Kernville
Losa
Ida
May Scout
J. J. Claxton
Century
Waverly
May Scott
South Main Street
Emms Claire Moore
Murfreesboro
Tennessee
Catherine Scott
Messrs
Rens Bidex
Rockmont
M. H. Bidex
Jacksonville
Fla
L. la. Bide
Ed Hall
Hope Bidez
Dardanelle
Ark
Theirather
L. A. Bides
Cecil Bidez
L. A. Bidex
Emma McFall
F. D. Lander
Meade Friersom
G. W. Holland
Roberts
W. F. Anderson
Mississippi
Minnie Avent Towns
Huntsville
George T. Kellar
Dunnington
Flora Hight
Tennessee Female College
Marguerite Alcorn
Hasner College
St. Louis
W. G. Harlan
Broideries
Nainsool
Hamurg
Lynnville
Bell Phone
B. F. Fly
MagnetiFlesh Bait Co
Dept. D. Republic
Missouri
Fanny
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