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Newspaper

Columbia Herald

Location

Columbia, Tennessee, United States of America

Date

Jun 09, 1905

Page

7

Frank Ricketts Chosen Recorder in Pleasant Board Meeting

Pleasant Town board elected city officers for two years. F. M. Ricketts was named Recorder succeeding W. T. Brooks. J. A. Moody reelected Chief of Police. M. J. Johnson named Assistant Policeman. Percy Chandler reelected City Attorney. Dr. Washington Long Health Officer. J. A. Weaver reelected Superintendent of Waterworks. O. W. Nesbitt Chief of Fire. no City Engineer chosen. The vote ended a two year factional battle over Recorder. both retiring leaders were Republicans while successors were Democrats.

T. P. Nowlin J. A. Weaver O. W. Nesbitt C. D. Regepeld City Recorder Brooks Ricketts G. W. Killatrew W.T. Brooks Menars W. D. Cooper M. Ricketts

Fourth of July Program in Mt Pleasant with Barbecue

The Mt Pleasant Executive Committee reports a generous Fourth of July fund and outlines events at Frierson Park. 9:00 Patriotic Oration by Governor Robt. L. Taylor, 10:00 races, 12:00 to 2:00 Grand Free Barbecue by Brothers of Southport, 2:40 baseball game, Fayetteville Brass Band performance. MT Pleasant Furniture Co announces large stock clearance to make room for new goods with bargains after the holiday.

Business Men’s Club Robt. L. Taylor C Brothers of Southport Fayetteville Brass Band Mt. Pleasant Shady Frierson Park

Value of fertilizer on wheat proven

The Herald reports field tests at W L Harris farm showing clover ine fertilizer from Mt Pleasant increased wheat height and yield. Fertilized stalks averaged 8 plus feet with heads of 26 kernels versus 25 heads with 14 kernels unfertilized. calculated yield 1430 to 350 in favor of the fertilizer. Affidavits on file and samples available for viewing.

Herald H. D. Ruhm W. L

Confederate Monument Dedication Plans Discussed

The Ladies Church Workers and Mrs. Washington Long led a Tuesday meeting to decide the size and amount for a Confederate monument to be erected locally. A joint session with the U. D. C. discussed funding and timeline, aiming for completion in the near future.

Washington

Confederate memorial contract inked for 15 foot statue

A meeting produced no decision, later a contract was signed between Bigby Gray Chapters U D C of Mt Pleamont and Roberts Marble Co Ball Ground Ga for a Confederate cen ters memorial costing 1 100 00. The statue features a Confederate private soldier atop two octagonal dies, six feet half inch tall, on three one foot bases, totaling 15 ft 4 in.

Lecs SS Corneae & Monument Ceat Bigby Gray Mt Pleamont Roberts Marble Co Ball Ground Solater

Odd Fellows Elect Officers at Mt Pleasant Lodge

Mt Pleasant lodge 1 O F No 246 elected officers for a six month term at Cantina Hall CG D Regenald N G H W Dick nop W G C 3 Chaffin Secy J R Shackleford Treas The lodge reports prosperity with a club of 10 applicants awaiting election to push membership above 100.

Mt. Pleasant

Presbyterian Picnic Announcement at Mr. Syd Goodioe’s Farm

The Presbyterian Sunday school plans a picnic next Friday at three miles from town on Mr. Syd Goodioe’s farm. All pupils and teachers must meet at the Presbyterian church by 7:15 in the morning to depart. Gentlemen and ladies referenced attend the event, with further local notices about residents and visitors.

Syd Goodioe Presbyterian Church

Local notices and wedding news from Mount Pleasant area

Mus Namis returns from Washington with Mins Jackson's beat. Several relatives and friends visit, including Mr. and Mrs. A. Shelton and Kittie son James Claske at Preeman Hotel. Miss Minnie Cooper and Miss Maggie work in Enterprise. Wedding notices for Gertrude Scruggs and Jacob Thompson, and the Bay Long family announce their marriage in Nashville. Local events cover church services, barbecues, and community tidbits.

Mus Namis Washington Mins Jackson A. Jackson Woo A. E Shelton Kittie James Claske Preeman Hotel George Ae Samuel Craike McMasnville Dev Ol. Craike Etherly Minnie Cooper Enterprise Werner Maggie Trkpatrek Minnie Estelle Wille Nashville Herman Jones Jones W. J. Willis J. W. Griffin W A. Wow Jolomma Griftin T. R. Curtin Miss Lily Randolph Macon Wowens' College Virginia Gertrude Scruggs Jacob Thompson Geo. F. Scruggs 15Th Avenue Miss Scruggs Scruggs & Brownlow Thompson Alabama William Bay Long First_ Presbyterian church Mt. Pleasant Tenn Hay D. Wail Eula Murphy Willam Thorne Hay Long Avenue Young'r Danny Roan Jackson Mia T. Mangram Roth Galloway Glendale Lebanon Geo. Campbell Brows Spring Hill Tenn Rhoda Howell Mearns Charlie Austin Misa Lettie Nicholson Balem Ind Whit Cheatham Ernest Fitzgerald William[epiets McOnin Harris Puryear H. I. Moore Columbian University Washington, D. C Spring Hill W. Lee Harris Mathematica Auburn Bruce Picken Mooresville Pike

Rattlesnake Incident Near Park’s Sore Reported

A very large rattlesnake, said to be 17 rattlers, was killed near Park's Sore about Woaries east of Haimp sare. The notice also advertises MT PLEASANT FURNITURE CO offering house goods and quick delivery for any desired item.

Park Haimpsare MT. Pleasant Furniture CO

Summertown Letter Seeks Rebuild After Town Fire

June report from Summertown notes distress over the barren townscape after a fire and hopes for rapid reconstruction. Local events include visits by Rev P M Weaver and Mt Pleasant resident W E Waler, a runaway incident with minor injuries, and plans for cream suppers and lodge meetings amid ongoing rural route talks and niece Frances Larkin’s Chicago visit. The town also records milk cow loss and community efforts at the Herald.

Summertown P. M. Weaver Hobenwald Carnie Frulks Parisactate St. Pinnsant Fonte Henry Mesdaines Efe Martin Hickanan W. D. Hazlewood Frances Larkin Chicago Ade Crug Robert Will Hinds Herald

Strawberries and local notices from Columbia area

Planting time for strawberries urged with notes on varieties and price. Several social notes from Columbia area include visitors, births, and school departures. Local sales ads mention hay baling press and a mare for sale, plus community updates on residents and farming activity.

REBEKAH ELECT OFFICERS AT JULY INSTALLATION

Hope Rebekah Lodge No. 57 held a meeting on Monday night and elected officers. Mrs W L Hollman is Noale Grand, Mrs Lizzie Gilbert is Vice Grand, Mrs Emms Wheeler is Secretary, and Mrs Ada Moora is Treasurer. Installation is scheduled for the first meeting night in July.

Hope Rebekah Lodge No. 57 W. L. Holman Noale Lizzie Gilbert Vics Emms Wheeler Ada Moora

Around Town Highlights and Local Gleanings

Community notes from Lyonville to Columbia cover sales, job changes, and social events. Items include Me Prank A suite selling goods, Clarence Tucker joining McKennon Anderson Foster, a new livery stable opening, births and trades, shipyard activity, a concrete veranda project, probate and bond actions, sanitary efforts, and an incident of a dog killed by a passerby. The column reflects small-town life with brief agency, business, and personal updates.

Lyonville Hoverts Bros Franklin Clarence Tucker McKennon, Anderson & Foster J.T. Batts Danly Herald of March Gatte Norman Malabar Philippines Colombia Padgett South Garden Street Milan Dew BON Ton South High Street Matthews J.K. Jotneon J. E. McEwen Elka Louisvills Sacuraay A. G. Williams Bish Hayes Green & Patton Ned Styles Lynnville Southside Park W. E. Bostick J. J. Kerr Culecka Sears Will McBride Spencer Kittrell Board of Health John Wiobridge Sr. Porter E. P. Fergueson Wood Street Aabby Wilkins W. B. Wooten Harry Frierson Hermitage Stud Patchen Wilkes Axtellion Rudolph Atkimon Pleasant Wednseday Aad A. Attignon Ghast Dodson North Garden Fourth Streets William Blount South Main Street H. L. Yokely D. Laxarus Mr. Blount J. E. Calvert Lucile Colvert Columbia

Runaway at Culleoka Injures Local Resident

Mr Jobo M Andrews of Culleoka was thrown from his buggy when a horse bolted after a passing train. The wrecked buggy caused multiple painful bruises to Mr Andrews, who was en route to Colombia.

Jobo M. Andrews Culleoka Andrews Colombia Mr. Andrews

New Racket and Fancy Goods At Heber and Swice Store

A catalog of fabric and apparel items features new embroidery and lace selections, white and cream linens, inserts, waist garments, and a broad array of curtains and lace curtains. Includes embroidered waist coats, ladies shirts, summer vests, ribbons, collars, and pillow covers. Prices and exact stock not disclosed.

Callana

Local Millinery Sale Promises Wide Hat Corset Selection

Fans advertise a sale featuring corsets from cheap to fine, ladies and misses hats for women and children, wide range of straw hats, cloth hats for children, and new style hats including factory works and felt hats.

Sun

Blacksmith Evangelist Draws Big Crowd at Baptist Tent Meeting

The Blacksmith Evangelist drew a large, mixed audience at a Baptist tent meeting in Columbia. Reported conversions approach eight thousand over his ministry, with last night’s sermon on Excuses linking to strong reactions. Attendees signed up for morning and evening services through the week, despite tense remarks about education and preachers.

Columbia Geo Peple

Wheat Wanted We Seek High Cash Price for Wheat

We are in the market for wheat and want the highest cash price. Sacks preferred. Address or contact details not specified in the fragment.

Bea Ashion

Also Mentioned on This Page

MT. Pleasant Department George Bros Mt. Pleasant, Tenn Frank Ricketts ODD Fellows R. G. Harris J. A. Mobley Richland Giles County Mel Daley Web McBride Sandnat Valley John Ruhm A. G. Jackson Social J. E. Hight Fremontown Allensville Baptist Church Joe Jones O's Mesars H, Jr Harlan Boatick Lansing Burrough J. A. Bostick W. D. Strayhorn Mearan Bowtick Ernest Harry J. Harland Jim Boward Jim Bostick Beard Ford Horwad Bros Wheeler MT. Speasant Furniture Company Mr. Pleasant Furniture Company Sam Garner Enon Coble, Garrett & Co R. A. Wilkes Gur Cuileoka Leon Rebekahs Gulleoka Columbia Mercantile Warehouse Company W. J. Dale Stockyorda Annex Swansburg Baptist Tent Meeting Administrator's Sale Ares Lees Thomas Lyonville, Tenn Mes Nova Januatr Ciel Ee Ae Frank &, Smith Jove
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