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Newspaper
Columbia Herald
Location
Columbia, Tennessee, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1908
Page
5
MISS ADA WOOTEN VISITS BIRMINGHAM AND FRIENDS GATHERS
Miss Ada Wooten visits Birmingham while Leslie Simms returns from Lawrenceburg and Himer Wooten comes home from the University of Tennessee. Mrs. Frank H. Smith and others head to Birmingham for a reunion. Various Columbia residents travel to Nashville Birmingham Clarksville Cincinnati and nearby towns for visits reunions and family gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ada Wooten
Birmingham
Leslie Simms
Lawrenceburg
Himer Wooten
Unity of Tennessee
Margaret Bzell
Nashville
Lillian McGavock
B. E. Regen
Mooresville
Ala
Chas. McGavock
John T. Mitchell
Bessie Arnold
Mississippi
Ernest McLemore
T. C. Brittain
Mary
Holt's Corner
John Calvert
Mower
Tom Burnett
Springfield
Tenn
J. B. Rees
Cincinnati
Georgetown
Ohio
Frank H. Smith
C. H. McAlpine
Prohibition Sermon Hears Large Knob Creek Crowd
Rev W T Ussery preached a prohibition sermon to a large audience at Knob Creek Sunday morning. An ice cream festival for St Peter's Sunday school organ fund will be at the Columbia Institute Friday afternoon and night with lawn refreshments. Dr T A Wharton to preach at Pleasant Mount Glendale Sunday at 4 PM. W C T A to meet Friday at 4 PM in First CP church Sunday school room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. T. Ussery
Knobb Creek
Organ Fund
St. Peter's Church
Columbia Institute
Institute
T. A. Wharton
Pleasant Mount
Glendale
First
C. P. Church
Around Town Notes and Local Real Estate Bids
Mr H F Alexander begins erection of a new home on West Sixth Street. Cherries for everybody advertised at 5¢ per gallon in six gallon lots by Horace Rainey. Mrs J C Joyce of Ben purchases a house on South Main Street for Frank Leonard at 2500 and plans to go to Columbia. Sam Whitthorne joins the Nashville and Columbia Interurban Ry engineering corps. Farmers urged to stay busy with the oat crop. When you want to sell, see Callender & Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. C. Floyd
Memphis
Columbia
W. A. Cochran
Bessemer
John H. Hagey
Southern Cot‘ton Ol Co
New Orleans
George E. McKennon
Me ‘Kennon, Anderson & Foster
Chicago
Marshall Field & Co
Ernest McLemore
James ‘Wooten
Clarksville
Hughes-Daniel
John T. Wooten
Marshall Field
Maury Dry Goods Co
Irene Williams
Askger Hamerik
Copenhagen
Denmark
Russel Estes
Pyimm’'s
Annie May
Ruth Fleming
Nashville
Daisy Towler
Bessie Lee
Duplex
Williamson County
Margaret Frierson
E. H. Hatcher
Bessie Murphy
Miss McKnight
Miss Murphy
Peabody Normal College
W. L. Grane
Birmingham
Meee Hebeoes Grant
Nashvile
Mre Newson
Lucie Davis
Nesbville
Grant
Mra JL Fitegerer
Mira Frank Preston
James Hi
N. B. West
Hopkinsville
A. Partes
A. Sameels
Mary Dale Figuers
Elizabeth Redford
Europe
Hiram Titcomb
Panama
Atlantic Coast
Hiram
Central America
Old Mexico
Louise Adkinson
Sheffeld
Ala
H. F. Alexander
West Sixth Street
Horace Rainey
J. C. Joyce
Ben
South Main Street
Frank Leonard
Sam Whitthorne
Engineering Corps
Nashville and
Callender & CO. U
Pupil program and returning doctor noted in misspelled item
The article notes Mrs Emma P Long pupils asked to repeat their wideten program due to absences. Dr T M Sowell returned to Corsicana Texas after visiting relatives here, his first Maury return in twenty five years. G T Jordan mentions good shea for sale. contact Til Miss GOT TORDAS.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma P. Long
T. M. Sowell
Bia
Corsicana
Texas
Plese
Moe
Tordas
Society Notices From a Tennessee Town
Society items recount weddings dances and gatherings including Paul Sumpass wedlock to Clement, Misses Fulton and Miss Amis hosting lawn party, Miss Dedman hosting a dance at the Bethel, and a Sunday marriage of Bessie Matthews to Horace Peyton with friends in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy
Pauline Fulton
Ruth Amis
Zion
Charlotte Smiser
Cullookit
Porter Amis
Franklin
Mary Dale
Bessie Craig
Columbia
Eliza Ballanfant
Mary Wilkes
Howard Kercheval
Harry Harris
Cecil Wallace
J. Lentz
Lewisburg
Gladys Dedman
Bethell
Virginia LeSeuer
Nashville
Bethel
Wedding News and Social Events in Columbia and Nashville
Social notes report on engagements and upcoming nuptials including Miss Green engaged to Henry Walker Dion, Mary McCord Well and Charles A. McGavock wedding at Exell home, and multiple veranda gatherings with prizes and decor. The write‑up highlights prominent families, local residences, and community celebrations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mildred Ezell
Eaeter
Miley Mary Bough
Pilocti
Mendeliesole
Exelle
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ar Eying
Weapen
HARLAN @ EVANS
Aliss Estelle Nevils
Carrick Farris
Carl Atkinson
Louisvile
Florence
Fannie Taylor
Bessie Grlazard
Winchester
E. E. Collins
West End
J. A. Edwards
Waukesha
Fraheh Lick Springs
Messrs
FD Lander, Sr
Tennessee Press
Chattanooga
Roo Wee
Norman Martin
William Fry
Fort Alghain
Taylor-Trotwond
Ian Busente
eLemore
Memhis
Mie
Miky Rebecca Erwin
Mt. Pleasant
J. B. Woolside
Meridian
Miss
Mors Rainey
Addie Pleming
Kennedy and Son
Pulaski
Thomas Alexander
James
City
Winghew
Ty Mile Jante Alexander
Callender & CO
D&wit
V. Ff
Fensnerenece Tisen
Vatican
Aardon Street
Net
Leo Mention
PeeeEerseeree
Peecees
Paul Bsumpass
Paut
Mise Elmsbeth
Bam
Om Goth
Mt Plessur
Coer
Set
Clement
A. &. Page
Chas, McGavock
Margaret Exell
First Presbyterian Sunday School
Akin
Ferndell
Fernell Mayle
W. G. Harlan
the Clean Store
Rajah
Shanghai
Thesc Vibes
Oxfords
Tenth Street
Alcorn’s
Joe Matthews
Collins
Fannie
Florence Taylor
Bessie Grizzard
Witchester
Dixon-Green
Sarat Naom! Green
Jeetle Barnett Green
Heay Walker
Dion
Pleasant
Mies Green
Preeident Polk
Mise Sara Walker
Mine Maria Polk
President Polk
Mary Hine
Milas Rom Barnett
J. B
McGavock
Ezell
Mary McCord Well
Chas. A. McGavock
P.M. Exell
Third Avenue
South
W. M. Anderson
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