Lovettsville Deacon Alfred George Dies at 11 Years
Last week Alfred George, aged 11, died after moving to Lovettsville seeking better health. He leaves a wife and three small children and was a longtime Methodist deacon. The community mourns his loss and extends condolences to the family. Also note sale of matchless millinery with new Tommy Atkins hats and chic Milan chiffon styles at The Ron ton.
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Lovettsville
Alfred George
George
Deceared
Methodist Church
Philadelphia
New York
Tommy Atkins
Milan
Colombia
Grace Nowlin and others visit relatives in Bigbyville
Miss Grace Nowlin has returned from Soule freeshore. Mr Cleveland Baird and Miss Sara Baird are at home for the vacation. Mr Bingham and Miss Lula Bingham of Water Valley are with relatives there. Mrs J L Zuccarello and little son Jof Panski visit Mr and Mrs J L Maxwell. Mr Itoct Gonred and sister Miss Maud of Williamsport visit Mr Herberthomas and family. BA Cherry of Franklin County released from prison Coveday after three years for suberaphon of pet fur in connection with burning of home and attempted fire violence. commuted by Gov. Cow.
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Grace Nowlin
Soule Jut Freeshore
Cleveland Baird
Sares Baird
Mr. Bingham
Lula Bingham
Water Valley
J. L. Zuccarello
Jof Panski
J. L. Maxwell
Itoct
Gonred
Misa Maud
Williamsport
B A. Cherry
Franklin County
Colby Social Notes Mention Local and Visiting Guests
Misses Mary Williams and Florence Sarven depart Colby after visits from Birmingham and New Jersey. Mrs. L. W. Hart arrives from Hattiesburg to visit Columbia friends. Numerous locals and guests listed, including travels to Nashville, Glasgow, Paris and Kentucky with marriages and assemblies noted. Prof. J. E. Edgerton expected. military institute improvements to begin. Edwards and Lander families planning summer stays. birthday observances and church assembly reports conclude.
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Mary Williams
Birmingham
Ala
Florence Sarven
New Jersey
Wall
Colby
Jennie Dean Smith
Mian Elzabeth Padgett
Glasgow
Frances Cameron
Sheffield
Als
Randle Ragsdale
Mary Barrow
Nashville
Franklin
Irene Cartwright
Thomas H. Wiliams
Bailey
Tenn
Lucia Frierson
Sophia Newcomb College
New Orleans
Columbia
L. W. Hart
Hattiesburg
Express
Colombia
Hart
Jd. L. Jones
Paolaski
Augusta Voorhies
Voorhies
T. W. Keezee
Allen
W. P. Woldridge
Helena
J. C. Perti
Cowles
Spring Hill
Carl Atkinson
Louisville
Burgard-Williams
Mise
Margaret McEwen
Henry Evans
Montgomery
E. Ire Hatcher
J. E. Edgerton
Memphis
Personal notices from Lyneville to Franklin and Nashville
PERSONALS lists many individuals visiting relatives and friends across Lyneville Spring Hill Nashville Franklin and nearby towns. Names include Mia J T Pry Louise Chirry Addie Padget Winn Bostick Dogger Capers Cheaire Schiftman Porter Walker Ancock Snelton Evans McClellan and others with travels to Memphis Nashville Huntingdon Birmingham Pulaski and Columbia reflecting social visits and short trips.
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Mia J. T. Pry
Lyneville
Louise Chirry
Spring Hill
E. McEwen
Franklin
Mise Addie Padget
Nashville
Mia Wash Taylor
Chariots Hughes
Shellyville
A. Maugratm Io
Birmingham
Mias Matis Alexander
Miss Winn
Auction listing for children and ladies undergarments sale
A description outlines Lot 1 122 including children's corset covers drawers waists and ladies corset covers Lot 2 19c with children's garments corset covers and ladies drawers Lot 3 29c gowns corset covers drawers skirts and more Lots 4 to 6 at Soc THC OSc. The note invites observers to view the lot to grasp its value.
Special Values in White Goods and Wash Goods
Special values advertised for white goods and wash goods include Persian Lawn at 2 shillings per yard, new patterns in White Mercerized Waistings at 20c and 2c, India Linen at 10c per yard for 15c value, wide White Linen for Waists and Suits, Check Nainsook India Linens and Curled White Goods at 5c to 7c per yard, White Embroidered Shirt Waists at $1.05. 5,000 yards of short lengths in best Caliver at low yardage.
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India
Nainsook
Dhea
Bargain Sale of Men Youths and Boys Suits
Spring stock clearance offers heavy discounts on Men Youths and Boys suits. About 100 to 150 suits priced from $3.45 to $5 and up to $12.50, plus 8 knee pant suits and smaller wash styles reduced to $1.05 to 3.00, all aimed to move stock quickly.
Deaths in Columbia and Nashville Reach Across Families
Obituary notices report the sudden death of Mrs. Sarah E. Thompson at her Sixth Street home after an apoplexy. She leaves four children, including Mrs. Charles Dodson and Clara Thompson of Columbia, and funeral services were held at West Sixth Street with interment at Rose Hill. Other notices announce Miss Patrollee Voss’s death at her brother Z. Taylor Voss’s home and Browne May, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Irwin, succumbing to whooping cough. Charley Mooney of Nashville, 65, an elder in the First U. P. Church, died peacefully at home. services were held on Galloway Street with burial at Rose Hill.
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Sarah E. Thompson
T. Ao Thompson
Sereet
Thompson
Sto Inaves
Mra
Charles Dodson
Wiese Clara Thompson
Columbia
John Thompson
Nashville
Alt
Thompen
First Methodist Church
Ile
West Sixth Street
Rera
A.G. Didwiddie
J. W. Cherry
T A. Wharton
Rose Hill
Patrollee Voss
Z. Tiylor ‘Voss
Mooresville Pike
Eljer F. ©. Sowell
Rove Hill
Mis
AL Leonard
Taylor Voas
Browne May
J. W. Irwin
Mt. Pleasant Pike
F. C Sowell
Charles A. Mooney
West
Charley Mooney
Mooney Wee
U. P
Galloway Street
Revival Draws Large Crowds in Knoxville
Rev. Sam Joes led a revival in Knoxville drawing about 15,000 attendees for two services. Today onward, about 40,000 people joined mercing services with funds raised benefiting the M. A. movement in the city. Tonight collections supported two local charities.
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Knoxville
Tenn
Sam Joes Stused
Geo Woess
Toby
Wit
Bank notes and receipts amid a murky financial entry
Fragmentary 19th century banking record references resources, dividends, and capital details. Mentions National Bank, franchise entries, and a notary public oath. Contains garbled names and numbers, but signals a financial ledger with balances and deeding terms.
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