Plebies Onileoka Notes Local Wedding and Obituary Items
Local notes list attendees from Nashville for Grace and Loam Mary Mex wedding, updates on ill Misa Alice, and Mr. Sandy Crews death from old age. Mentions J. d. Lathan on crutches, new rails for L and N, public debater Miss Mary Wiles and valedictorian honors, plus several arrivals and visits from Tennessee, Texas, and Kentucky. Wheat harvest starts. rain delays crop yield. potato crop looks good. Barbara section.
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Onileoka
ET. A. Martin
Daisy
May Martin
Cockrill
Taylor
Nashville
Martin
Misa Alice
W. BE
Ballantaut
Sandy Crews
J. d. Lathan
Canis
Orangeburg
Mary Wilees
Uleo
Vtase
Pearl Calvert
Lewisburg
Willis Rahman
Mins Porter Amis
Golumbia Institute
Jonas T. Aus
Florence
Bib
Charley Williamson
Virginis Tomlinson
Pearl Hill Sparks
Master Phowas Sparks
Texas
Woodward
Kentucky
Baechwooth
CWO
Wod
Centerville
Leslie Fowler
Branbat
Hughes School
Ballinger
Barbara
Big Buggy Store And Trade In Offers
Big Buggy Store advertises largest stock in the city with buggies surreys photons driving wagons and huckboards promising money saved on trades. Items include 15 to 20. Satterfield and Dodson Theta. June 9. Mrs Jno Mpper son Miss Elsie and Master Law of Algoon Tenn have returned home after a visit to Mrs Burton P Dalton. The Timmons baseball team played Theta Saturday May 0. Timuona made 8 scores in 4 innings and rain ended the game with Theta leading 10 to 8. Mia A Melanico visits Leiper s Creek to see Mrs Oakley who is ill. Mina Elizabeth Fitzgerald returned home to McCain s after a two week visit. Miss Fitzgerald unable to remain. Miss Lillian Oakley visiting kin on Knob Creek this week. Mr G W Mabou and Miss Josie visiting Columbia this week. Mr Ernest Fitzgerald of Mond Tenn was here Saturday night. Mr W C Garris at home after Nashville trip. Data continuity improving. Mr GW Mahous new dwelling progress. Mr A M Pass nore erecting barber shop and road work underway. Mr Simnel Sparkman in Nashville this week. Evangeline Messrs K G Walker and W W Stephenson appointed in charge of Zion Church Cemetery and to receive contributions for graves. Newert Walker and Stephen son Willeee to care for graves for 1008 Rural Route No 3 Columbia Tenn.
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Theta
Jno. Mpperson
Elsie
Master Law
Algoon
Tenn
Yiett
Burton P. Dalton
Timmons
Timuona
Mia
A. Melanico
Leiper's Creek
Mra. D. Oakley
Mina Elizabeth Fitzgerald
McCain
Mond
W. C Garris
Nashville
GW. Mahous
A. M. Passnore
Barber
Simnel Sparkman
Evangeline
Community Calendar Notes From Godwin Chapel Service
June observance planned at Godwin Chapel the third Sunday afternoon. Mrs Roberts visiting Zion neighborhood this week. Little Mie Aline Page has gone. Gene Notgrasa ill with fox. Gladys Timmons recovering. Charley Hall has material ever.
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Robert's Bend
Knob Creek
Godwin Chapel
Gene Notgrasa
Fox
Gladys Timmons
Charley Hall
P. Roberts
Zion
Mie
Aline Page
Mrs Evans Plans Visit to Friends in Niskierlie
Miss Funnies Mat Garagr returns from Miller Agderson ride at Sandy Grove. Parmer busy cutting wheat and tending crops. Latte Mind Aguie eaves of Car turk' Creek visits her aunt Mrs Sallie Porney in Timon Miss. CHLUE
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Pranet
Mra Evans
Niskierlie
Latte Mind Aguie Eaves
Carturk’ Creek
Mra
Sallie Porney
Timon
Miss Funnies
Mat Garagr
Agderson
Sandy Grove
Parmer
Chlue
Clifton bread ad and obit notice in one page chronicle
An old newspaper fragment includes an advertisement for Clifton bread by CHAPFIN BROS of Williamsburg claiming a light white loaf that resists moisture. It also reports the death of Mr. W. Webb at 74, praising his faith and family, followed by various local notices about visits, sickness, farming, and a brief medical ad for Hall's Catarrh Cure.
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Ofien Bratsford
Clifton
Chapfin Bros
Rev Mitchell preaches at Vicastut Mount on Sunday
Groveland June 11 Rev F O Mitchell preached an excellent sermon at Vicastut Mount Sunday morning. M L Rone of Decatur Ala visited Pleasant Mount Mount Sunday. Bennie Turner has returned to California from visit with his sister Mrs Florence Denhow. Mrs Lue Brown of Volumpi visited her sister Mrs Ida May Brown Sunday. Children’s Day exercises will be held at Pleasant Mount church the third Sunday in May.
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Groveland
F. OS
Mitchell
Vicastut Mount
Hey
M. L. Rone
Decatur
Ala
Plesawot Mount
Mids
Bennie Turner
Florence Den‘how
California
Lue Brown
Volumpi
Siater
Ida May Brown
Fragmented Local Social Notes From Evangeline
A garbled historical clipping lists visits and greetings in Evangeline with names like Jon, Richard, Cayce Cox and Alleen Dalton. Readers are noted to have spent time with relatives and friends, with occasional references to stores and towns such as Campbell's State and Thompson's Station.
Pain Cure Warned By Local Drugstore Claim
A fragmented notice touts a dramatic cure allegedly guaranteed by Dr King and a pharmacist W. Woodridee for a mysterious illness. It promises free trial bottles and a large stock, but the garbled text blocks clear details and origins.
Captain Winfield Jones protests Tennessee Regiment election
Captain Winfield Jones, defeated candidate for Colonel of the First Tennessee Regiment, files a protest with Governor Frazier alleging nine votes were illegal and not entitled to representation. He states a copy of specifications and proof will be sent once prepared by his attorney.
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Herald
Nanhville
Winfield Jones
First Tennessee Regiment
Frazier
South Columbia News Personal Notes and Travels
Miss Helen Higdon and Master Morgan Carter with Anra ArtiToltz visit sister Mrs. Otey McKennon in Howells. Martha Hasty returns from Nashville visit with daughter Alderson. John Ledbetter back from Nashville to visit relatives. John Hunter of Lynnville spends Sunday with family. Harry Williams ill with fever. Fannie Cameron to Birmingham for summer with relatives. Charley Hard back in Nashville after visiting father Mary Hart. Carter Harris buys Jackson cottage on Twelfth Street for quick improvement. Blair Haya now in Memphis with baby girl. Bob Taylor and family visiting relatives at Theta this week. Anon.
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Helen Higdon
Morgan Carter
Anra Arti Tioltz
Howells
Otey McKennon
Martha Hasty
Alderson
Nashville
John Ledbetter
John Hunter
Lynnville
Sonaay
Harry Williame
Fannie Cameron
Birmingham
Charley Hard
Mary Hart
Carter Harrix
Jackson
Blair Haya
South Columbia
Memphis
Bob Taylor
Theta
Anon
Ford and Williams Fall Term Opens August List
Ford and Williams announce the fall term opening in August 1903. The publication invites readers to write for the new comprehensive catalog or list.
Pat Hill Released After Compromise in Town Case
The case involving Mr. Polk proprietor of the Great House and Pat Hill a Combia team member was compromised. A purse was raised by friends and the matter settled. Till played with Columbia on Monday. Pat changed his boarding home and is now at Betnell.
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Mr. Polk
Great House
Pat’ Hill
Combia
Aull
Till
Columbia
Pat
Betnell
We Are Headquarters on Sewer Pipe and Cements
A fragment summary noting Portland suppliers JP Street and Co and kinds of materials like Acne Wall Plaster Fire Brick and Fire Clay. The text is incomplete but indicates a plumbing and construction materials context with a focus on price or lowest cost.
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Portland
Domcastier
de JP Street & Co
John Massey Will Named Executor and Bequests
The will of the late Jobo Mansey from Cras Bridges was prepared Monday. Massey leaves all fealty to his son A. C. Massey with personal property to be equally divided among heirs. A. J. and B. Mansey receive only five dollars each due to prior larger shares. HC Massey is named executor without bond.
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Jobo Mansey
Cras Bridges
Munnay
District clerk charged with embezzlement in DC funds
James M. Watson Jr., a clerk in the District of Columbia auditor’s office, was arrested on a charge of embezzling government funds. The alleged loss ranges from 60 000 to 75 000 with an $8 000 specific amount cited. Bond set at 25 000. Watson claims mistakes in bookkeeping and denies the crime.
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Washington
James MM. , Watson, Jr
District of Columbia
Sonindow
Wattson
J. T. Petty
Treasury Department
Board of Commissioners of
Petty
Watson
Caroless
Students' Club Gifts Free Memberships to Children
The Students' Club awards thirty free membership tickets to children for a circulating literary program. Library staff will accept donations of books and periodicals to stock the department. A librarians’ schedule is posted for Monday Wednesday and Friday afternoons from 4 to 6.
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Oards
Columba
Governor appoints Col John W Fiy as World’s Fair commissioner
The commission to the World’s Fair at St Louis names Col John W Fiy of Columbia as state Commissioner. Appointed by Governor Frazier, the Seventh Congress is noted in the announcement.
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Frazier Boty
Col
John W Fiy
Columbia
St. Louis
Mooney Beats Columbia In One-Sided Riverside Park Game
Mooney defeated Columbia 7 to 4 in a one sided afternoon game at Riverside Park. Robertson was hit hard in the first inning as Mooney built a lead with two doubles and three singles. Bragg pitched for Mooney after Bridgins left the game. Columbia’s fielding errors and poor teamwork behind Collins allowed ten errors and the visitors piled up runs.
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Mooney
Hiversaie
Fancet
Bennett Cemed
Thet
Bridigne
Bridges
Tao Laeger
Bennett
Columba
Columbia
Riverside Park
Eiazy Rune
Thinenelves
Fanocett
Toeir
Anborn
Tian
Collins
Golamain
Sawyers Ene
Nashville
Roberson
Ridges
Mooney Refuses Mooney School Baseball Team Post Season
Prof W D Mooney of Columbia Tenn writes to deny any misconduct in a baseball series with Columbia. He states no crooked play was found but that his Mooney School will not be associated with the team after the school is closed and no teacher can accompany them. He adds he does not believe any improper act occurred.
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Herald
W. D. Mooney
Columbia
Tenn
The
Mooney
Mooney School
Rey W. D. Mooney
Baseball Managers Card Misgivings Cited in Local Notice
The Herald prints a managers card denying impropriety in Monday’s game. It asserts the contest was played on its merits. Signatures include Aghby Wilkins of Columbia Base Ball Team and M O Bridges of Mooney Base Ball Team.
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the Herald
Aghby Wilkins
Columbia
M. O. Bridges
Mooney
Card of Thanks for Kind Aid During Illness
We express heartfelt gratitude to many friends who ministered to us during our father's illness. May they find strength and peace in their trials, and may we remain faithful servants to our Redeemer. O. W. Webb, Tia Webb, Mrs Adna Wait, Mr A Williams, Mr A J Williams.
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Deemer
Postmasters Promoted as Office Receipts Rise
Special to the Herald reports Centreville and Lynnville post offices moved from fourth to third class due to higher receipts. Postmasters to be appointed by the President. Salaries set at four thousand per year for Centreville and Lynnville.
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Herald
Woshington
Centreville
Lynnville
Lynouli
Tragedy at Riverside Spoiled by Rowdy Baseball Scene
Columbia defeated Mooney despite a turbulent Riverside game in which slugger Nickens fanned 16 as Love allowed nine, Lewis sparked controversy with a late inning clash, and crowd violence spurred new park rules to keep fans in the stands. Managers appealed for order as the game wore on.
Short Change Artist Copell Arrested in Colombia Show
George Copell, an attache of the Younger James show, was arrested Monday in Colombia during an exhibition after issuing short change to lemonade buyers and soliciting bogus bill exchanges. Five warrants were sworn, but Tuesday the warrants were withdrawn and Copell released, with the show crew paying costs.
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George Copell
James
Co Ambia
bin Bille
Copell
Prices Right on Whip Peas at Se Yard
Prices for whip peas at Se Yard stand firm with steady demand. Local buyers report small lots moving quickly as markets hold firm amid limited supply and steady prices.
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Se Yard
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Satterfield & Dodson
CIA
Messrs
K. G. Walker
W. W Stephenson
Zion Church Cemetery
Mewert
Walker
Stephenson
Calambia
Williamsburg
W. Webb
Webb
Arth
Ura
Myrtle Sewell
Carters Creek
B. Sewell
Fannie
West Tennessee
Tom Foster
Rod. Woody
Concord
W. B. Jones
Carter's Creek
Emory Vestal
Cedar Valley
Williama Sonday
Oscar Lockhart
Robert Woody
Nat
Loreto
Tavens County
Frank J. Cluesey
Fd CreNky & Co
Toledo
Hall
Frank J. Cheney
Lin
F. J, Cheney
Halls
Taylorsville
Basie Cathey
Thid Place
Shannon
Arch Baker
Shady Grove
Cummins
Tennie Cathey
Meslater
Turpley
Grove
Tom Beard
McKue
Cros Bridges
W. J. Shannon
Maud Biffle
Laura Brooks
Hampshire
Pearl Kirkpatrick
Cathey’s
A. B. Bille
Green
Jon
Santa Fe
Hilletor
Mt Polis
Hamday
Richard Emn
Dod Onilitren
Tilean
Air
Timce Cauler Cayce Cox
Alleen Dalton
Dietle Mon Barber Torker
Florencé Blacman
Naek Villa
King
Ceartien
Koni
Beall
Fell
W. Pe
Vries
Capt
South Columbia News
Ford & Williams
Polder
Pat” Hill
John Massey
White Mountain
G. W. Mnichols
Office of the Auditor
Gove
Students’ Club
Uw. Mooney
W. W. McCormick
Peon
Welt
TORIA
Riverside
Welham Nickens
Nickeos
Vanderbilt
Gisbors
Lewis
Ronng Jory Nickens
Chin
Nickens
Mane
Tng
Wilkins
Bisse
Lewie
Wen
Clapp
Spencer
Redman
Wad & Plo
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Cooninghamr
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Heull
Morrill
Abrhpore Smiser
Beore
Columbia L
Hamilton
Love
Balla
Floyd
Akin
Ickens
Mr. Weakley
Murfreesboro
Younger James Combination
Copell Pata Tie Costa
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