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Newspaper
Columbia Herald
Location
Columbia, Tennessee, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1903
Page
5
Men's Vici Kid Oxfords priced at 2.00 2.50 and 3.00. Men’s patent Colt Oxfords 3.50 4.00 and 5.00. Boys’ Vici Kid Oxfords 1.50 and 2.00. Boys’ patent Colt Oxfords 2.50 3.00. Men’s fancy and grope stitch Sax 0.50 and 0.75.
Watkins Harlan Evans. Grnville Columan wae to Nashville Tuesiae. various residents from Nashville, Mt Pleasant, Williamsport, Franklin, and surrounding towns visit Columbia. numerous short trips, family visits, and social calls mark a busy week with editors, sheriffs, and educators among those noted.
Widespread social notes report Mis ess Mattie Brown and Missie beers visiting Lashville while plans unfold for a clamarenor went exercise at Sugle College with Moe Moberta Browne in attendance. Local figures include J. Mitt Manter and EB Rayburn among visiting attorneys in the Satterwhite case. Visitors at the Calurahia Last State dunes commence Pierce are listed with Dr B Lawton Trigeous as vice chancellor Sewanee and Col Seatham of Askwood among others.
Rev Spencer Tunnell planned revival at the First Baptist church with Rev Thomas of Louisville aiding. Dr P A Rodriguez preached at St Peters Episcopal on youth duties. South Columbia Methodist church reopened under Rev A P Melerrin. The King's Daughters gather with Mrs K P Dodson tomorrow. A Mewen cottage sale and Oakes residence repairs noted. Council held its regular monthly meeting.
Fragmentary report mentions Mr. Farmer and Raine Big devices made for harvesting in heat. It references price per gallon and 10 gallon quantities, with garbled terms suggesting a drug or machine context. Names and specifics are unclear due to poor OCR.
The sick list reports Miss Mattis McGaow at home in Weat End and the youngest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. A. O. Polton is seriously ill. Mr. W. P. Woldridge is confined to his home due to illness. Little Miss Katharine Dugger is quite sick.
Help wanted notice seeking customers for Whipper brand peas at Stock Yard location. Position emphasizes local availability and immediate service. No specific names, dates, or prices provided in readable text.
If you are the housekeeper you will appreciate our suggestion that you use Bransford's Clifton Hour. It takes the best bread cake and pastry for bone people as well as visitors. Don't let your prejudice in favor of another brand prevent your using it, Chapfin Bros.
In Circuit Court the Satterwhite administration case regarding the estate of Henry Dotterer was continued. The Fleming versus Tonn Phosphate Co. suit was compromised with the defendant paying £660 and costs. The notable case of Dr. K A Tim mons against P Nofori was continued.
An incident near Kettle Mills left Mr. W. F. Dickens with an eye injury when a cow threw its head and horns struck him in the left eye. He remains in pain but is reported to be getting along. The event occurred Saturday at his home about one mile from Kettle Mills.
Fortunate Franklin and Mr. R Greer Peoples announce that Ko H Peoples of Peoplea eesete at Payette ville and James A Peoples have signed contracts with the Bate Ground Academy directors in Franklin to take charge of that school.
Death claims Mr. Claire Overton a Maury county figure dying at his Santos home Friday morning. Funeral services at the residence Saturday at 10 conducted by Rev. J A Gray with burial at Lasting Hope under Masonry. Overton 0 years, once a teacher now a farmer leaves six children. Mrs Alice Walker C H Overton Stephen Overton W S Overton Dr J L Overton and Mrs Dan Williams. two children predeceased. Mrs King killed by lightning five miles from Columbia. funeral at Nebo Friday with interment in Nebo cemetery. large crowd attends.
WEDDING BELLS Williamson Gordon Captain and Mrs Andrew Gordon announce the marriage of their youngest daughter Miss Bertha Gordon to Dr George William Williamson of Inka Ky Williamson son of Mr Charles Williamson of Culleoxa
A garbled ad from Paria Green at Haing promotes a sale at Clifton four fur today. It touts second hand surreys and boggies with bargains and delivery, urging readers to order. Satterfield & Dodson listed for contact.
On June 2 the Sam Davis Society defeated the Henry Kaay Society in the declarations contest. Turner T. Labb of Nashville received the citizen's medal.
Mrs Walter Dawson, shot by her husband Saturday near Cross Bridges, is reported still living and improving as of Wednesday afternoon. Dr Cummins says she has a good chance for recovery though danger remains. the bullet entered the right breast, not the left, traveling into the middle lobe of the right lung.
The City Board of Education will meet Tuesday evening June 6 to elect teachers for the coming year. Prof W E Bostick is re-elected principal of the white school and Mr A Snead of Vanderbilt is chosen assistant principal. J Jr Ketley is re-elected principal of the colored school. The white school principal will receive 750 a year and the other salaries remain unchanged.
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