Personal notices of many local visitors and weddings
A long column lists visits and movements of residents and guests including Mies Lee Harlan visiting Miss Kate Rhielda, Mrs Elizabeth Gartner from Nashville, Miss Hattie Wilson bound for Nashville, Mr N Holman from Fiorids, and many others. It notes marriages in Franklin and Nashville, relatives traveling to Birmingham and Summertown, attendance at school and church events, and routine relocations and social visits across towns such as Union City Shady Grove Nashville and Spring Hill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mies Lee Harlan
Kate Rhielda
W. S. Jennings
Franklin
Frankie Lipes
Miga Marion Francia
Marion
Ann
Janie Wilson
Eee
J. L. Hutton
Jaiie
Bhalbyville
Knox Fleming
Birmingham
A. P. McFerrin
Murfree Aboro
Sonle
Frances Swope
Mra
Fleming
Missouri
Jas. Feequeece Burns
Tom Fleming
Elizabeth Baird Borng
Kentucky
Ben Larrabee
St. Louis
Mias Clayton
D. B. Heath
North Carolina
Eureka Springs
Robert Ragedale
Floyd M. Hutsell
Douglas
Ft. Wayne
Ind
Prof
Hutsell
Jolia Oruian
Spring Hill
Demopolis
Ala
Perry Snell
Florida
Shelton
Brown Godwin
Tennessee Osteopathic Association
Nashville
Rona Swansburg
Mary Rue Lancaster
Athia Rawls
Bobi Sellars
Banham and Hughes’ School
Minas Julia
Flick
J. T. Wilhoite
Toosday
Allisona
John L. Jones
Hattie Jones
Walter Jones
Bria
W. J. Jimea
Neill Hughes
Brandan
Brandan Seawell
Hughes
Aus of
Youre Han Beet
Naahville
Satterfield and Dodson Riga Styles Highlight Season
Readers note the stylish riga from Satterfield and Dodson this season described as swell. Brand name appears as TTEREIRLD and Dopgon in OCR, with attention drawn to the apparel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Riga
Satterfield & Dodson
Unusual Case Heads to County Poor House
A destitute elderly man Wes Church and his two invalid daughters were carried to the county poor house after a violent attempted resistance. The man imagines hoodoo curses and injures his feet to let spirits escape while his daughters suffer paralysis and terminal illness. Constable Good aided the seizure, and the family, once distressed, sang on the way to the county home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wes Church
Constable Good
Fresh Groceries and Low Prices Advertised in Town
Bay claims to offer the freshest groceries and the lowest prices in town backed by many customers. An offer lists 28th cans Apricots and 2 3lb cans Baked Beans among other items with low prices, and notes Burst Garden Seed is available from Boo G. W. Nichols.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boo G. W. Nichols
Willoughby Jackson Hurt After Tree Fall Near City
It reports the serious injury of Willoughby Jackson, son of Mr. and Mrs. John W. Jackson, who fell from a tree Tuesday afternoon near the city. He struck the ground on his face, suffering a broken bone and other injuries. Recovery is hoped.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willoughby
John W. Jackson
Big Buggy Store Touts Large Selection and Service
A local shop promotes its vast buggy inventory with a wide tack assortment and flexible custom options. The ad invites customers to visit the store and see offerings from Sarreneinio and Dovsos, urging shoppers to find anything they want.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarreneinio & Dovsos
Elected Chancellor at Cumberland University in Lebanon
D L Mitchell was today chosen as chancellor of Cumberland University to succeed Judge Nathan Giese. The appointment announced in Lebanon Tennessee follows the vacancy created by Judge Giese service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Herald
Lebanon
Tenn
Mitchell
C Cancellor
Cumberland Cutharity
Nathan Giese
Report of Conference Honors Sunday Work at Finest Church
The religious service at Finest Methodist Church featured Dr. D. C. Kelley returning from Dallas to report on the General Conference. He described calm discussions in committees, praised Sunday school progress, and noted a large attentive audience. The State Sunday School Association planned to meet next year in Clark Tenn with officers elected and praise for the audience. An Epworth experience party at the parsonage and pledges for church improvements were noted, with a fifth Sunday Ebenezer Baptist meeting at El Ridge church planned for June 25 and a devotional session on Saturday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. C. Kelley
Methodist
Dallas
Daily Ad
J. Oven
State Sunday School Association
Cha
Clarl Tenn
South Columbia
Epworth
League
Ebenezer Association of Baptists
el Ridge
Renarick
Around Town Notes and Local Movements
Mr John Oates and family were at the Atheneum. Mr and Mrs T L Canninghem moved to Sixth Street into Mr Wilsons bonuses. J P Gartner and Miss Libbin Wood are ill on North Male Street. Mr and Mrs Ed Wade plan a California move. V N has contracted to see for Maddin Voss on Piesscot Pike. Callender bought at W Stanley on South High Street railroad. Denton, executor, sold Scribner property for Ross Cherry. Liquor stock at Jeff Hood on Hoath Main Street levied. A meeting of Phintias K of P and officers' semi annual session to be held. stock prices noted. At the First Methodist, RH Ogilvie and wife gave a penny birthday gift to the Sunday school room. Fitzgerald of Carter’s son was found ill with appendicitis Friday. awaiting operation. Parish lights debate at church service. service cost estimated one third of present. Industrial school children to meet at 2 pm in First Pres session room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Oates
Atheneum
T. L Canninghem
Sizth Street
Wilson
J. P. Gartner
Libbin Wood
Ed Wade
California
Aan NF. V
Ees
Maddin Voss
BE. Callender
W. Sanley
South Hightreet
B. Denton
J. A. T. Scribner
Scribner
Renee
Ross Cherry
Liqours
Jeff Hood
Hoath Main Street
Nice
Phintias K
J.P. Street
N. Holman
Inez
RH. Ogilvie
Fitzgerald of
Carter
Pillow
Industrial School
Do You Want a Bargain9 Hats on Half Price Sale
A compact ad touts handsome imported hats mimicking latest styles. Hats described as beautiful, well made, and stylish, offered at half price or less. Also advertised are wide silk ribbons selling for 15, 20, or 25 cents per yard.
Religious and social notices and local ads from Maury County paper
Church program outlines talks on Christian duty and missions with speakers J W Patton J E Hite R K Dawson A Pettie plus sermons by W T Ussery Saturday night service and Sunday schedule. Local announcements include a piano recital at Pulaski by Hallie Fry and a Maury County Daughters of the Confederacy chapter meeting. Raspberry jam prompts and raspberries for sale by Miles Cook with six gallon lot deals. Mrs Nannie Wilkes and Miss Mollie Baird staying with Mrs R W Watkins. Soldiers at the Arsenal perform a tent drill watched by spectators. Mrs T N Jones ill with malaria fever. Satterfield and Lodson advertise American beer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Patton
J .E. Hite
R. K. Dawson
Pettie
S. W. Kendrick
W. T. Ussery
W. 4. Walker
R. Hull
J. KB. Hitte
D. E. Dorteh
R. A. Kitznerald
J. P Brownlow
D. E. Dorten
R. A. Fitzgerald
Byterian Church
Mary Hine
Institute
Nannie Wilkes
Mollie” Baird
R.W. Watkins
West Seventh Streets
Arsenal
Miles
T. N. Jones
Pulaski
Hallie Fry
Hlourney Rivers
Mary
Rachel Ashton
Russell Thompson
Mravers
Maury County
The
Daughters of the Confederacy
Robert Pillow
Columbus Buggies and Surries Headline of Demand
Columbus buggy buyers seek the Columbus model praised as the best option. The brief note names Sarrerrizip and Dopson as references or sources.
Anti-Saloon League reports growth in Tennessee
Nashville June 3 At a meeting of the Anti-saloon League of Tennessee Superintendent John Royal Harris submitted a report of the first year s work. The report covers up to April 1 showing over one hundred leagues in nearly every county with more than 13 000 members. Forty seven leagues formed in the first three months of this year and an estimated 5 000 members have joined the league since then.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nashville
Tenn
Anti-saloon League of
Tennessee
John Royal Harris
Buggies and prices dominate Columbia sale
A chaotic ad touts a huge stock of buggies with aggressive pricing in Columbia. The fragment mentions Hoe Su Saitrieeno and Donsow, unclear if sellers or brands, and urges readers to act before stock runs out. The text is obscured and lacks concrete dates or figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia
Su Saitrieeno & Donsow
Ice dealers eyed in Columbia ice shipment plan
Mr. Frank Lester of Perry and Lester Nashville visits Columbia ice sellers to study shipping ice in carload lots and offer deeper price than the local company. The move could spark an ice war, potentially benefiting the Columbia public with lower rates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Lester
Perry & Lester
Nashville
Columbia
Important meeting at the Athenium next Saturday
P W Dodson announces an important meeting to be held at the Athenium next Saturday at 10 o clock. The notice stresses attendance and punctual starting time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Athenium
P W. Dodson
We Are Going to Quit Business Quotation Offer
A garbled sale notice proclaims the business quitting sale with all wool suits at reduced prices clerked as former 7 50 to 6 25 and various hats shoes and knee pants offered. The text is messy but centers on a wholesale style clearance to close the shop.
Yours Anxious To Quit A J Nichols
Mrs J M Bates returns from Dark's Mill visit. A baby girl arrived Tuesday night for Mr and Mrs W D Cameron Jr. Duncan says it is the finest in the land. Fred Owen suffers a boil. Mrs Belle Beam visits sister Mrs James Grimes. Miss Frances Molloy returns to Williamsport. Mrs Etta Potts and children visit relatives at Sandy Hook. Miss Bessie Daimwood to visit Miss Mabel Holtz. Mr Terhune and family move from Decatur to Ragdale cottages on 12th street. Allen Powell writes and dresses the Davis residence at Dark'n Mill. May Hart attends Hay Long College closing at Mt Pleasant. Mattie and Fannie McClellan return from Birmingham. Mrs Duncan Cameron injured ankle last week..
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Bates
Dark's Mill
Gladden
W.D Cameron, Jr
Duncan
Fred Owen
Belle Beam
James Grimes
Frances Molloy
Williamsport
Etta Potts
Sandy Hook
Bessie Daimwood
Mabel Holtz
Terhune
Decatur
Ragsdale
12Th Street
Allen Powell
Ned Davis
Dark'n Mill
May Hart
Mt. Pleasant
Hay Long College
Mattie and
Fannie McClellan
Birmingham
Duncan Cameron
Buy the Best Columbus Buggies and Surries Lead the Gang
A brief ad touts Columbus buggies and surries as superior in quality and material. It mentions Sarrerrvizto and Dopson as the firms involved and promises finest craftsmanship and material.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus Buggies
Surries
Tf Sarrerrvizto
Dopson
State Happenings and Local Obituaries in Tennessee
Dr J D Barbee retires from Methodial Publishing House as senior book agent and receives a $110 gold gift from coworkers in Nashville. Gilea County Democratic primary elects County Judge S W Butler Sheriff J P English Trustee Homes Hinaman Circuit Court Clerk Joseph Braden County Clerk Daniel Eslick Register Newton Brown. Remains of W T Hutcherson editor of the Dickson County Arena are buried in City Cemetery Charlotte at age 72. funeral features a winding sheet of newspapers and copies of the Banner American Commercial Appeal Chicago Inter Ocean and Ord and Works.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. D. Barbee
Methodial
Nashville
Bee
Gilea County
W. Butler
J. P. English
Dicksonunty Press
the American
The
Commercial Appeal
Chicago Inter Ocean
Ord and Works
Merrill Dentist Practice Advertises Office Details
An old newspaper notice promotes M. P. Merrill as a dentist with rooms in the Maronto Building. It lists telephone contact options and what appears to be damaged address numbers and possible census-like details.
Lord Kitchener Promoted and Elevated to Viscount
Report reveals Lord Kitchener has been promoted and created a viscount by King Edward after the grant of £50 was mentioned in late news items. The announcement notes the gain of a higher rank and noble title in the current affairs brief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trishees i
Lord Kitchener
Edward
Wenermdehip
Office hours notice from E A Timmons
E A Timmons directs readers to engage in office practice, noting patients at a distance should arrange a time before visiting. Office hours listed as the morning, noon, and night periods at Brown Dieck in Mobile Square, Columbia, Texas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the. m
Top. m
Ciphoon
Brown Dieck
Moblic Square
Columbia, Texg
Deaths Harvest Marks Losses in Mooresville Area
Mrs Annie Simmons widow of Rev J W Simmons dies at 24 in New man California aged 2 years. remains to Columbia by Rent wornlog then to Creek church near Mooresville Giles County where funeral by Rev Brown. She left husband and two children aged about 14 and 9. Mrs Delta Baird McKee dies at Cross Bridges after long illness. about a year old child and husband survive. funeral near Bridger led by Elder Splepy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annie Simmons
J. W. Simmons
Newman
California
Columbia
Creek Church
Mooresville
Delta Baird McKee
B. H. KeKee
Cross Bridges
Bridger
Miscellaneous 19th Century Fragments From a Missouri Paper
A collage of quirky notes and snippets. A Missourian confesses during grand jury sessions, a London medical journal cites American apples used to make cider like champagne, and social chatter ranges from measles to new doctors arriving. Brigham Young’s large progeny is noted with 96 children and over 1,000 descendants mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
France
England
America
Fnrei
Smany Banavet Halla
Brigham Young
Mormon Jouiler
Also Mentioned on This Page
Watkins, Harlan & Evans
R. King
Lawrencebar
Lawrenceburg
Carrie Walker
Mary Barrow
Jeffords
Zion
Voorhies, Esq
Jones-Briggs
Leearan
Kate Shields
Croas Bridges
Lawrences Parker
Springfield
Col. Collier
Vaughan
Holman
Sarah Temple Holman
Humphreys
Adairville
Hanford
Batesville
Ark
E. L. Gregory
Pleasant
Cumberland University
B. Williamson
Satterfield & Lodson
Columbus
Jooda
Sarrerrizip
Anti-Saloon League
Maury County Teachers
Columbia Furniture CO
Public Square
A.J
M. P. Merrill
Maronto
Omles
E. A. Timmons
Mt Pleasant Furniture Co
Mt, Pleasant
Aphi-Am
Melange
Bill
Deacon Flapp
the Herald
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