Visitors and guests fill Maury County notices
Personal notices list numerous arrivals and visits in Columbia and surrounding towns. Names include Miss Fannie Houser, Mrs. Roberts, Miss Nele Burns, Mrs. K. M. Throop, Elder W. S. Morton, Col. and Mrs. Joan M. Craig, and Mrs. Oscar B. Kimbell among many others. Activities span trips to Chicago, Minneapolis, Dallas, Nashville, and Chattanooga, plus local Chautauqua attendance and reunions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fannie Houser
Martin
Tenn
Roberts
Riverside
Nele Burns
Fort Worth
Childress
Texas
K. M. Throop
Chares T
Nashville
J. M. Burns
Morton
Joan M. Craig
Columbia Military Academy
Craig Country Home
Cullooka
Maude McKibton
Ward College
Jamies Dedman
Mary Ella Fariss
J. N. Young
Terrell
J. K. Trail
Chattanooga
Young
John B. Brooks
Hampshire
English Akin
Ha Vister
H. E. Akin
Columbia
M. 8. McBride
Cross Bridges
Claborne Kinhard
Jeese Thomas
Horace Peyion
Waverly
Lutte
Brownie Tomlinson
John P. Graham
W. T. Holt
Tf. Flavor
J. Finney, Jr
C. P. Barnett
Lawrence County
Neeley Bowen
Williamson County
Maury County
J. M. Dean
Local social notes from Spring Hill and nearby towns
A chronology of visits and departures features residents from Spring Hill, Columbia, and surrounding areas. Notables include Ben D. Mabray visiting Callison Oklahoma, Mrs. W A Brown heading to Knoxville, and Mrs. Frank Williams hosting relatives in Elkton. Several local residents travel to Nashville, Baltimore, Paris, and other locales for visits, business, or events, with weddings, Chautauqua attendance, and lodge sessions noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben D. Mabray
Callison
Okla
Spring Hill
W. A. Brown
Knoxville
Frank Williams
Elkton
T. H. Wiliams
West End
Annie Bartlett
Annie Kimbel
Mooreaville
Ala
B E
Rtgen
Louise Graham White
Oklahoma
Baltimore
Supreme Lodge Legion of the Red Cross
Maury Council
Nashville
Loulaville
Cincinnati
C. R. Orr
Aspen Hill
Geo. M. Spears
Pulaski
B. M. Orr
Welker Street
Orr
Spears
Secretary of State
Saran Alford
Mary Phillips Orr
J. M. Bonner
Camden
A. W. Craige
Mt. Pleasant
Anshe Crews
Glendale
Columbia
Mat McFerrin
Mary Dale Craige
Williamsport
Louisy Shelley
Verna
Louise
Grace Morris
Louise Schuneman
Lucille McAdams
Paris
Tenn
Walter Johnson
Murray-Johnson
James Lusk
James
Monterey
Sam Scaith
Rd Bradley
Lynnville
Eubanks
Garden Street
C. W. Rouitree
Kenton
Maury County
Yeas
W. N. Bingham
le Compte
Cullooka
Col
W. W. Folsom
Hope
Ark
Franklin
Deaths Harvest Mrs Henry McClure Dies Near City
Mrs Henry McClure died at her home five miles from the city on the Williamsport pike Saturday night after a lengthy illness at age twenty. She was a Christian church member and survived by her husband. Burial followed Sunday afternoon at Jones Valley with services at the grave. Smith Cunningham funeral directors in charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry McClure
Williamsport Pike
Christian Church
Jones Valley
Smith & Cunningham
Chirge
Mission Women Meet at Calleoka
The women's missionary conference for the Columbia district was convened at noon today at the Methodist church in Calleoka for a two day session. Attendees from various auxiliaries are reported as good and an interesting program has been prepared. The first session opened with officer reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Missionary Conference
Columbia District
Methodist
Calleoka
Blaine Couple Welcome Nine Pound Boy in Riverside
Mr and Mrs C W Blaine of Riverside welcome a nine pound boy. The newborn adds joy to the Riv erside household as relatives celebrate the new arrival.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. W. Blaine
Riverside
Blut Springs Dairy Changes Hands
The Blut Springs Dairy transfers ownership from John W. Shelton and John W. Jackson to F. McGavock effective today. The deal includes land recently bought from Brown Bros on Bear Creek Pike, twenty one dairy cattle, several hogs, a horse and two wagons, all improvements, with A. B. Ewing joining Bluff ering Dairy and McGavock continuing his Santa Fe Pike operation. Purchase from Brown Bros occurred March 1 for 5000 dollars. sale price is 10000 dollars, yielding profit to Jackson and Shelton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McGavock
Santa Fe Pike
Brown Bros
Mesars
Jackson
Shelton
Severe storm ravages Lincoln County damages Fayetville area
Fayetteville Tennessee June 2 Lincoln county was struck Saturday by a fierce storm causing substantial damage. Heavy rain flooded the square four inches deep and a live wire felled at the Bower farm reportedly severely injuring 15 year old Tom Cashon who was employed there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fayetteville
Tenn
Lincoln County
Tom Cashon
Bower ‘Farm
Webster Cooper to Anounce For Mayor Next Thursday
Nashville mayoral candidate Noah Webster Cooper will make his full announcement and opening speech next Thursday evening June 5 at the voting place in Ward 22 near Waverly Place drug Store. He cites crime reduction taxes and strong law enforcement under the state city charter as the main issues and plans to invite other candidates to join in a joint speaking tour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nashville
Noah Webster Cooper
Twenty-Second
Waverly Place
Snc
Eeak Ie
Turned down 26 percent of medical license applicants in Tennessee
Nashville May. Dr A Abernathy secretary of the state board of medical examiners said during a two day session that 26 per cent or more of about 400 applicants for licensure to practice medicine in the state had been denied. He announced his retirement at the meeting and indicated his successor will likely be chosen immediately, with the secretaryship possibly moving to Memphis. The office change may delay final grading of applicants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nashville
Tenn
A. Abernathy
State Board of Medical Examiners
Abernathy
Memphis
Governor Polk Honors Confederate Graves at Rose Hill
Former Missouri governor Joseph Wingate Polk spoke at the Decoration Day ceremony at Rose Hill Cemetery. He arrived from the Chautauqua to pay brief tribute to the valor of the departed confederates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tennessee
Pormer
Joseph Wingate Polk
Missouri
Rose Hill Cemetery
Chactauqua
Jersey stock sale at Shelton Monday yields good prices
The Jersey sale of registered stock by T. A. Shelton Monday afternoon at Matthews Bros. stable drew buyers for several high bred males and females. A cow sold for $117.50 and prices were generally satisfactory. R. N. Moore officiated as auctioneer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jersey
T. A. Shelton
Matthews Bros
Aca
R. N. Moore
Also Mentioned on This Page
A. L. Blocker & Co
Bethel Corner
Regen & Zeitler
M. M. Edgar
Suticwklyelti
J. R. Martin & Son
Public Square
Oscar B. Kimbell
Mesquite
Ida
May Scott
Kimbell
Eric Aydelotte
This Parly
W. M. Arnold
Florence
McComb
Thos. H. Peables
Lillian Kinzer
Santa Fe
Sharber
South Mainstreet
W. J. Lancaster
Winn, Ark
J. H. Jones
Chicago
Minneapolis
American Medical Association
B. B. Cochran
Dallas
A. M. Cochran
W., P. Erwin
Sam Cook
Ira Simpkins
Pulaskii
A. %. Greenlaw
Spring Fill
W. B.greenlaw
Waver Hayes Jackson
Atlanta, Ga
C. H. Overton
Harrison
Cumberland University
Columbia Bank @ Trust Co
Maury Dry Goods Company
Gina
Pr. C
Oxfords
Gingham
P. K
Bluff Springs
F. M. M'Gavock
Noah W. Cooper
GOV. Folk
Geo. W. Hayes Real Estate
Columbia Bank & Trust Co
Columbia, Tenn
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