Whisky Cases On Trial Docket In June Criminal Court
The June session of the Maury County Criminal Court will be busy with 73 cases on the docket after 35 cases were transferred from the state circuit court. 17 defendants could not be found and will be tried again later. Those found guilty received short terms for larceny and weapons, with fines and costs imposed.
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Criminal Court
Maury _county criminal court
J. T. McKnight
Circuit Court
McKnight
John Wesley Terry
Edd Milla
Hery Davis
Alias Plunk
Leonard Byers
Ben Leonard
van Rooker
Handsome steers sold to butcher by RF Moore & Son
Ten handsome red Durham steers averaging 1000 pounds were sold this morning by RF Moore and Son to W J Guest. The cattle were described as fine specimens and brought a price of 344 ments per pound.
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Durham
RF. Moore & Son
W. J. Guest
Theta School Closes After Commencement Exercises
An excellent program by Theta High School secondary classes marked the closure of the commencement. Prof. A C Allen, the principal, presented diplomas to a class of fifteen students.
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Theta High School
A. C. Allen
Wa Wilkes and Will J Latham Hold Quiet Nuptials
A simple ceremony at the bride’s parents home Cullooka linked Miss Wa Wilkes and Will J Latham in marriage at five o clock in the afternoon. Rev J L Wight officiated with Neely Abernathy on nuptial music. The bride wore white silk batiste with Irish point lace and carried a chatelaine bouquet. After a short wedding trip the couple will reside with the bride’s parents before moving to Columbia.
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J. L. Wight
Neely Abernathy
Alles Browde Tomlinson
Town Notices and Local Moves in Santa Fe
Reads like a local notes column listing sales and relocations. Rhode Island Red Eggs for sale at 17 for $1.00 by H Lovell Santa Fe Tennessee. Various residents move houses and households including Mrs Williamson, Finney family, the Sleepy Hollow home near Cullooka, and occupancy changes on North High Fifth Streets. New funeral carriages added to Fox Derryberry, and a toll gate keeper position is sought by Horace Rainey.
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Rhode Island
H. Lovell
Santa Fe
Tenn
George Williamson
Fielden
North High Street
Baugus
West Ninth Street
J. I. Finney
Sleepy Hollow
Cullooka
North High and
Fifth Streets
Will
A Dale, Jr
W. J. Moore
C. J. Porter
Lizzie % Tor
High
Sixth Streets
Porter
Gilbert Orr
Martin Parker
Harlan & Evans Co
Fox « Derryberry
Bee
Hohace Rainey
Culleoka News Briefs Include Injury, Outing and Visits
Hix Richardson suffered a painful injury under the eye from a kick by a young horse but is considerably improved now. A young people’s outing occurred on the coffee lawn about three miles from town with about a dozen couples. Mrs T N Figuer a Jr of Columbia visited Miss Mirza Hel Tanfant. Missionary conference attendees have returned from Franklin. Children’s Day at the Methodist church is set for Sunday morning June 18 at 11. Frances Wilkes of Huntsville is visiting grandmother Mrs Elvira Wilkes. Miss Mary Hamilton of Oklahoma visited relatives. Miss Katie Mayterbert of Aspen Hill visited sister Mrs F W Tressley. Mrs Lieyd of Bee Spring is spending days with relatives. Mr and Mrs J H Kannon of Glendale visited. Mrs N J Foster and Mrs Jl Hannah spent a day in Columbia. Dillard Tomlinson, ill recently, is improving.
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Hix Richardson
Culleoka
T. N. Figuera, Jr
Columbia
Mirza Hel- Tanfant
Franklin
Frances Wilkes
Huntsville
Als
Elvira Wilkes
Mary Hamilton
Oklahom
Katie Mayterbert
Aspen HI
FP. W. Tressley
Lieyd
Bee Spring
J. Fl. Kannon
Glendale
Afra
H. Park
N. J. Foster
Mra. Jl
Hannah
Dillard Tomlinson
Glendale Mercantile Buys Hancock Store in Gledale
The Glendale Mercantile Company has purchased the general store of D. S. Hancock in Gledale. The two stores will consolidate and operate as one. Extra wide flouncing to be sold at five and ten cent store on Monday June 13.
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Glendale Mercantile Company
D.S. Hancock
Gledale
D&wit
W J Latham to Miss Ida Q Wilkea
W J Latham serenades Miss Ida Q Wilkea in a formal note conveying admiration and intent, reflecting a social courtesy of the era. The message suggests a personal proposal or affectionate regard within a restrained courting context.
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W. J. Latham
Ida Q. Wilkea
Hamilton County Plan for Election Law Endorsed
Representative Eugene H Williams of Hamilton County proposes a plan for statewide election law as a compromise. It favors popular elections for three county election commissioners with two from the majority party. the state commission would have no functional role beyond declaring the result.
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Herald
Nashville
Tenn
Eugene H. Williams
Hamilton County
General Assembly
T. A. Rogers
State Commission
Maury County Teachers Institute Sees Large Attendance
Over one hundred Maury county teachers attended Thursday sessions of the Maury county teachers institute. The day focused on announced topics with former State Superintendent Jones expected to address the group next week.
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Maury County
Jones
Officers Named by Odd Fellows in Columbia Lodge
At the annual election of officers of the Columbia Lodge of Odd Fellows held Tuesday night the following officers were chosen Henry L Holman Noble Grand B Wantland Vice Grand B Devers Secretary and Ben Lazarus Treasurer The other lodge officers will be appointed by the Noble Grand and Vice Grand.
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Columbia Lode of Odd Fellows
Henry L. Holman
B. Wantland
Devers
Ben Lazarus
Lodge
Last of Rooms at Orphans Home Furnished by Nashville Dealer
A Nashville hardware dealer, H. G. Lipscomb, funds the furnishing of the last unfurnished rooms at the Tennessee Orphans Home through a letter to Rev. W. T. Bonz. The request asks the room be named in memory of Mrs. Martha Hughes Zellenr, a Macry county mother.
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Misses Hughes
Lucclle Burnett
Nashville
Warren Tuckar
Frappe
Tennessee Orphans Home
H. G. Lipscomb
W. T. Bonz
Memce
Martha Hughes Zellenr
Macry Coanty
Granbery Jury Fails to Agree in Grand Larceny Case
The Granbery grand larceny case ended in a mistrial after the jury failed to reach a verdict. Judge Turner declared the trial over with the defendant facing another proceeding.
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Granbery
Charlie Granbery
Turner
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Will J. Guest
THETA
Looney & Morgan Masonic Building
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Hattie Mai Bell
W. H. Bell
High Street
Rook
Lucile Joyce
Woldridge’s Drug Co
Miss Witt
Lynnville
Rachael Hughes Witt
G. B. Witt
Fairmont Seminary
Arthur Ramsey
Representative Lloyd
Missouri
Washington
Sara Collins
West End
C. C. Wade
Hampshire Pike
Miss Barnett
Ross Barnett
Joe Thomas
Thomas
Spencer
Myrtle Reyburn
Streshog
Mary Tucker
Milas Clara Ketchum
Teidlowa
Mason
Ruth Thomas
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Grace Wilson
Miss Wilson
Viola Andrews
Sweet Red Roses
Mary Bullard
Lacombe
Leonora Williamson
Winnie Davis
Charlotte Hughes
Charlotte Watson
Annie Louise Latta
Margaret Mitchell
Mattie McLelland
Oklahoma
Helen Knox Spain
Githerine Towler
Saldwell College
Kentucky
Mrs. Towler
W L. Frierson
Chattanooga
Garber’s
Garber
Odd Fellows’ Building
South Main Street
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Torchon
Williams and Rogers
Wubecribe
the Herald
ODD Fellows
Henry Holman
Orphan’s
Zellner
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