Society Notes Parade In Honor Of Visitors And Weddings
Horace Rainey Jr hosted a reception for Mia visitors and her sister Lula Lea of Livingston Alabama with a cherry tree and guests numbering about twelve couples. Eskew Pigg and Bessie Pigg quietly wed in a Zion parlor. the couple to Pensacola after a reception at the groom’s brother’s home. Ferndale and Miss Williams piano recital drew Columbia attendees. a kitchen shower for Miss Catherine Hastings featured gifts with recipes. Catherine Hastings and John L. Sadler wed at St. Peter’s Episcopal with a full church, then to Memphis and on to the Ozarks. Children’s Day was announced for Pleasant Mount Cumberland Presbyterian church. Burt and Vesery wed at First Baptist with a reception for family and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mia
Horace Rainey, Jr
Mike Ae Lula Lea
Livingston
Ala
Weryons
Eskew Pigg
Bessie Pigg
May
Eskew
Mt. Pleasant Pike
Mrs. Eskew
Pensacola
Fla
Converse Bridge Co
Miss Williams
Irene Williams
West End
Columbia
Mr. Pleasant
Little James Barr
Mt. Pleasant
Elizabeth Cecil
Virginia Faucett
Edith Hanson
Margaret Fishburn
Margery Brown
Josephine Foster
James Barr
Katherine Harris
Elizabeth
Mary Brandon Johnson
Mozart
Helen Hopkins
Jocelyn
Godard
Schubert
Louise Dortch
Ernestine Dortch
Mendelssohn
Nevin
Margaret Rainey
Mabel Howston McFall
Massenet
Gayotte
Popper
Schumann Hartlh
Emily Irene Williams
Techankowaky
Mary Ligon
Liebesfreud
Kriesler
Louise Do
Rosen Andillies of
Sadler
Memphis
Ozarks
Burt Unsery
Mina Mary Hisse Vesery
Thomas J. Burt
First Baptist Church
W. T. Usaery
A. L. Kaos
William A. Burt
Albany, Ala
T. Maxwell
J. F. Brownlow
A. J. Bearger
Ad ‘Uttle
Mildred
Nashville
Allen Dodaon
Margaret Duval
W. B. Brooks
Elmer Wooten
de Troit
Mich
Wooten
C. Wooten
R. L. Schmidt
R. L. Junior
Chattanooga
Mr. Schmidt
Chattnooga
R. L. McKinney
Montgomery
John B. Shaw
C. F. Church
Nannie Shaw
Washington
J. H. Redding
Dulooka
W. J. Dale, Jr
Waynesville
N.C
Mary O'Neal
Pulaski
Harry F. Keller
Fayetteville
St. Mary Agdelone Episcopal Church
George O. Watts
William Giicomb
Clark Gidcomb
France
Bighyville
John T. Wooten
W. P. Morgan
Local Personalities Gather in Maury County Social Roundup
Mrs W T Measle and her son from Franklin visit Mrs J H Roddy. Laura Stockton Malboy returns from Agnes Scott College Decatur GA. Annie Laurie Mansfield returns to Fayetteville after visiting Luette Joyce. Several couples and individuals travel for visits, conventions, or family occasions across Tennessee and nearby states, with names including Mrs J C Davis, Mrs Hugh Glasgow, Mildred Gilbert, Miss Margaret Duval, and many others noted in this Maury County society column. The piece also mentions attendees at the State Suffrage Convention in Nashville and the Burt-U wedding, plus travels to Franklin and the Hermitage for a day with relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Misa
Laura Stockton
Malboy
Agnea Scott College
Decatur
Annie Laurie Mansfield
Fayetteville
Luette Joyce
J. C. Davis
Summertown
Hugh Glasgow
Birmingham
Mahlon Gilbert
LaGrange
E. C. Burton, Jr
Nashville
Paris
Tenn
Mayfield
Paducah
Hazel
J.W. Sharber
Carlisle Davis
Huntsville
W. D. Hastings
Margaret Rainey
RC. Giles
Bess Holt
Pittsburg
Marie Brownlow
Joe Persons
Montgomery
Persons
Georgie Garrett
Yong
Columbia Institute
Maella Estes
George W. Cummins
Phoenix
Arizona
Cummins
Bourbon Estes
Miles Cook
Lucile
Rey
8. P. Hawes
Franklin
Maury County
Sam Harlan
Anne
Florente
Columbia
J. H. Rinky
Ft. Oglethorpe
A. J. Small
Frances Rone
Glasgow
P. Garber
Tax Paid On About 420 Dogs In Maury County
Trustee J. Rosa Burns reports the county collected dog taxes on roughly 420 dogs, with $1 for males and $3 for females. About 2 percent of payments came from female dogs. Estimates suggest 2,000 to 4,400 dogs exist in Maury County, implying only about 1 percent have been taxed. The trustee has received claims from sheep owners who suffered losses to dogs seeking reimbursement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Rosa Burns
Maury County
Half New Railroad Grading Progresses Despite Rain
Half of the grading for the Louisville & Nashville to Peerless Chemical mines branch on Pulaski Pike is finished despite heavy rains. Rainy weather delays persist, but sunshine soon could speed completion of grading and switch to the main line at the Calendar farm intersection. The cottage for the mine manager is finished with other plant buildings under rapid construction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pulaski Pike
Louisville & Nashville
Peerless Chemical Company
Sunshine
Humboldt
West Tennessee
Death of Infant Witherspoon at Woodlawn Street
Walter Willams Witherspoon Jr., infant son of Mr and Mrs W W Witherspoon died Thursday afternoon about 2 o'clock at the home on Wood land street. Funeral services were held this morning at the residence by Elder Felix Lowell and the remains were laid to rest at Rose Hill cemetery. Friends extend heartfelt sympathy to the grieving parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daily Herald
Walter Willams Witherspoon, Jr
W. W. Witherspoon
Woodland Street
Felix Lowell
Rose HI
Funeral Today for Inte C H McKay at Lasting Hope
The funeral of Inte C H McKay who died suddenly Wednesday morning at his home near Carter's Creek was held this afternoon at 2:30 at Lasting Hope church. Rev Logan of Garden Street Presbyterian church led the service. Interment followed at Rose Hill cemetery. A large turnout of friends attended the services and burial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. H. McKay
Carter's Creek
Lasting Hope Church
Logan
Garden Street Presbyterian Church
Rose Hill Cemetery
CAE Ran
Jemison
Mort McMeen
Charias Southall
Hschurch
Wedding Notice for Earl Norgrass and H R Jones
Earl B Norgrass and H R Jones of The church were married on June 3 1884 at White Alum with fern decorations. The bride’s mother’s bed yielded a wedding memento. Miss Mary Frances Day played organ and Mrs H G Underhill sang. The groom, an Albany resident, will honeymoon through New Orleans Dallas Los Angeles and San Francisco returning via Salt Lake City and Denver. Many handcrafted presents were received.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl B. Norgrass
H.R. Jones
Nashville
Bermuda
White Alum
New Orleans
Dallas
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Salt Lake City
Denver
Real estate deals completed in Culleoka this week
J Leonard Redding bought the 08 Coffey residence for 1500 dollars and Irving Peebles sold his residence to J P Bailey for 1500 dollars in two local transactions at Culleoka this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Culleoka
J. Leonard Redding
Coffey
Irving Peebles
J. P. Bailey
Sheep Market Dip Repeats Slump as Lambs Hold at $18.50
Markets show a broad hold while sheep slip again with lambs steady at 18.50 as receipts rise. Hogs were unchanged and poultry eggs remain firm with wool firm at 62 cents. Chicago grain softened slightly but local quotes stay steady.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LAMBS
Chicago
Louisville Live Stock Market Report
Special to The Herald from Louisville Kentucky on June 5 notes cattle dull hogs steady and sheep weaker. Receipts include 200 cattle 1,200 hogs 1,850 sheep with prices for hogs tops 165 pounds and up at 20 00 down to 17 30 for smalls. sheep at 45 and down with lambs steady. Poultry butter and grain quotes listed with local mill prices and assorted farm products.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bourbon Stock Journal
the Herald
Louisville
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Maury Dry Goods Co
Miss Brown
The
Standard Fashion Co
Shur and
Caton
James J. Finney
Sleepy Hollow
Ferndale Club
Ferndale
Catherine Hastings
June Uride
Belle Beether
Hastifitch
Morton-Williams
Gordon Morton
W. B. Ricks
First Methodist Church
Morton
Alma Williams
U. S
Columbia Insurance Agency
J. W. Williams
Anderson-Morton
Elder
W. 8. Morton
Pleasant Mount Cumberland Presbyterian Church
T. Neeley
Mrs. W. T. Measle
Little Son of Franklin
J. H. Roddy
Mkay
R. F. Moore & Sons
Bulleoka
Woo
JL. Barker
Wool
Borts
Ste Per
Herald
Columb
Ogi
Dtenue
Nustville
Tens
Aaied Hohenwald
United States
Idwa
B. B. Craig
Internal Revenue
Joe Belewa
E. B. Craig
Cath Internal Revenue
McKee
Patwii
Horace Rainey
Himbia
Iljmen
Satjmon
Wily
J. H. McMahom
Knox Kennedy
Feoku
Victor Records
Jane
Sophie Braslau
Alfred Qartot
Louise Hower
Frits Kreisler
Twalle
Missouri Wall
Columbia Hardware
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