Personal notes on visits and travels across states
Mrs W. 8. McFall and children visit Alabama. Ada Tomlinson returns from Franklin. Douglas Boardman of Nashville visits grandmother Mrs William Biddle. Virginia Moores of Memphis visits Dr J C Molloy and family. Mary and Edith Towler of Lewisburg stay with grandmother Mrs Mary B Towler for a month. Georgia Taylor of Nashville returns from Cullooka after visiting Mr and Mrs John Patten Graham. Mr and Mrs J J Finney and Mrs John P Graham attend Centreville school exercises. Finney delivers address. Lelia Hutcheson of Midway visits relatives. Mrs Monk of New York visits sister Mrs Robert L McKinney. Ruby Upshaw of Cullman visits Annie Louise Speed, Fanny Day, Marvin E B Roberts. Roberts children to spend a month with relatives in Washington DC. Will C Lee and baby of Monroe LA visit Columbia and Maury county. W E Daimwood of California visits parents on Bear Creek pike. Daimwood ill. Kate Wright returns from Rawson GA where teaching. Mrs Edwin Campbell and two children and Mrs Ed McKennon of Oklahoma visit Mrs W J Towler. Sam Caperton of British Honduras visits mother Mrs Sam Caperton. he places his name on the registration for the nation’s army. Mrs J M Martin leaves for Spencer TN to be with her mother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. 8. McFall
Alabama
Ada Tomlinson
Franklin
Douglas Boardman
Nashville
William Biddle
Virginia, Moores
Memphis
J. C. Molloy
Mary
Edith Towler
Lewisburg
Mary B. Towler
Georgia Taylor
Robert L. McKinney
Ruby Upshaw
Cullman
Als
Annie Louise Speed
Fanny Day
Marvin EB. Roberts
Washington, D. C
Will C. Lee
Baby
Monroe
Columbia
Maury County
W. E. Daimwood
California
W. W. Daimwood
Bear Creek Pike
Daimwood
Kate Wright
Rawson, Ga
Edwin Campbell
Ed McKennon
Oklahoma
W. J. Towler
Sam Caperton
British
Honduras
Sam
the Nations Army
J. M. Martin
Spencer, Tenn
Mrs Henson seriously ill and Mrs Martin with daughter Martha Evelyn
Mrs Henson is seriously ill. Mrs Martin was accompanied by her young daughter Martha Evelyn in the accompanying scene.
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Mrs. Henson
Mrs. Martin
Martha Evelyn
Tax Board in Session Daily at Court House Notice
The Board of Equalization will be in session daily at the Court House. Taxpayers wishing changes to their assessments should act now. Taxpayers who have not returned their schedules must do so without delay.
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Board of Equalization
Jersey cattle auction sparks keen interest near Blythewood
A large Jersey sale draws buyers with a prized lot of cows and heifers. The auction occurs Tuesday June 12 on the lane at Blythewood near Columbia, with conveyances from Waldridge's corner. Catalogs available from C. P. Hatcher or Dr. S. R. Hard son.
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Jersey
Sloan's Liniment for Rheumatism Ad Line
Sloan's Liniment for rheumatic neuralgia toothache lumbago rotatas and fast relief without rubbing. Penetrates and soothes, cleaner and more effective than plasters or ointments. Keeps handy for nerve pains strains sprains overexertion and aches. At your druggists 25c 50c 1.00.
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SLOAN
Copies of Military Cards Under Maury County Draft
The Maury County draft registration concluded with 2820 cards filed. Archibald W. Lipscomb and Sheriff Griffin verified precinct summaries, copied every card, and prepared three precinct alphabetical name lists for courthouse posting, Herald publication, and official record.
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Maury County
Chickasaw Guards Honored At Columbia Military Dance
A Friday night dance at Columbia Military Academy honored the Chickasaw Guards of Memphis, with 50 couples dancing from nine to three, Nashville musicians, and a midnight lunch. Also a class recital by Mrs. Sharp's pupils showcased a varied program with vocal and piano pieces, ice punch, and floral decor.
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Chickasaw Guards
Columbia Military Academy
First Tennessee Regiment
Memphis
Nashville
Sharp
Chas, Sharp
West End
Leah Sharp
Behr Gladys
Carl Davis Park
Martin Miss Edith Park
Schaefer
Mary Cooper Boyd
Kem
Félice
Lieurance
James Allen
Merry Hunter
Reink
Anne Elizabeth Barrick
Vivian Curtiss
Arnold Charles Lipscomb
J. H Robertson
Gladys Park
The
Mariners
Conrad
Katy
Ashford Messrs. Allen
Christley
Thomas Robertson
Woodman
the Awakening
Spress
Christine Oakes
the Forge
Rodney
Lee Thoms
Streabbag
Edith Park
Charles Lipscomb
Lohri
Alittsen
Lindy
Spross
Norman Christley
Sanderson
Wood Miss Boyd
Honey Town
Wilson
Kratz
Mower and Binder Parts Offered at Martin Vaughan Co
Big stock of Mowers and Binder sections guards pitmans bolts for leading makes. Will give at least 25 percent off on your needs in this line. Also an advertisement for Dr King’s New Life Pills claiming relief from constipation and related ailments with mild non-griping action available at druggists for 25 cents.
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Martin & Vaughan Co
Dr. King
Lebanon Pastor To Leave Church
Rev. J Francis Robinson returns to Columbia after three weeks away in Indianapolis and Chicago preaching for the National Baptist and B Y P U boards. He tendered resignation before leaving May 10th to take effect June 4th 1917 and will remain in Columbia while final plans are formed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Francis Robinson
Columbia
Indianapolis
Chicago
National Baptist 8
National
Congress
Atlanta
Chattanooga Lime Fresh Lot Promises Quality
A new shipment of Chattanooga White Lime arrives in town, with suppliers advertising fresh quality for construction and gardening needs. The ad urges readers to subscribe for The Meraia for ongoing updates and offers likely tied to the lime's availability.
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Chattanooga
Martin & Vaughan Co
Deaths and Funerals in Columbia Area
Multiple obituaries list Mary Gordon Cowie infant daughter of Gordon and Mrs Cowie die at grandparents home and buried Rose Hill. Henry Caffee son of Judge Caffee dies at Bear Creek Pike residence with pallbearers named. Barkley C Moore dies near New Lasea after two year decline, funeral by Maury Undertaking Co. Rebecca Stanford dies in Nashville, brought to Rose Hill for interment with pallbearers from Porter family. Mrs John Osorn gieg dies at Scott's Mill in sixty year, buried Glenwood Sunday with Rev Wm Owen officiating. Minnie McKissack aged thirty six dies near Ettaston, buried Gilbreath graveyard with Elder Clifford Murs hy officiating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Gordon Cowie
Gordon Cowie
Robert Pillow
Rose Hill
Oakes & Nichols
Henry Caffee
Judge Caffee
W. T. Mitchell
Bear Creek Pike
Mack Orr
Wade Harrison
Wm. J. Webster, Jr
Hugh Webster
Jesse March
J. G. Williamson
Rebecca Stanford
Jack Porter
Nashville
Columbia
Rose ‘Hill Cemetery
W. T. Ussery
Miss Stanford
The
Baptist Church
John Harbison
Will
Jack
A. C
Jeff Porter
Maury Undertaking Co
John
John Osorn Gieg
Gcott's Mill
Glenwood
Gelick
Wm. Owen
Minnie McKissack
Ettastom
Gilbreath
Clifford Murshy
Christian Church
Riy McKinsack
Also Mentioned on This Page
Maury Dry Goods Company
God
U.S
America
Vic
Rememrand Crankie
Big Ronnter
Mc Ant
Mens Athletic Union
Lipscomb
Herald
Court House
Spro
McDowell
Jones-Overbey
Emerson Etheridge
Jones
Como
Mississippi
Effie Ida
Alfred Torman Ovyerbey
Hohenwald
Tennessee
Methodist Episcopal Church
James
Cumberland Presbyterian Church
McCain's
Mendelasoth
Ladye Love Evvne
Gliddens-Jacobs
Cora Lee Jacobs
Ernest M. Giddens
McDowell School
Giddens
Garber’s
Palm Beach
Meine
Garber Sremus’ Street
Lebanon
Francis Robinson
Barkley
Moore
Barkley C. Moore
New Lasea
J. W. Moore
A. A. Moore
Jones Cemetery
Nate Derryberry
Maury Under+ taking Co
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