Notable Visitors and Guests from Columbia to Fayetteville
Denis Brown of Lake Providence La and My and J Y Williams family of Loulaville visit their sister Mrs W S Fleming later this week. Prof Ed Peoples of Columbia attends commencements at Peoples Mor gan school. Maggie Peoples of Columbia visits Miss Lynne Whittaker. In Nashville this week many attendees of The Last Days of Pompeii include Mr and Mrs Riley Butler Mr and Mrs James Butler Mrs Robert Griggs Miss Fannie Alexander Hugh Blair Miss Jessie Tegarden Miss Jessie McCain Ora Reames Miss Mary Sue Lancaster and Robert Sellars Mr and Mrs R C Ewing Lieut Bathiany Lieut Ragsdale and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denis Brown
Lake Providence
J. Y. Williams
Loulaville
W. S. Fleming
Ed Peoples
Columbia
Peoples & Morgan
Maggie Peoples
Lynne Whittaker
Fayetteville
Nushville
Riley Butler
Mra
James Butler
Robert Griggs
Fannie Alexander
Hugh Blair
Jessie Tegarden
Jessie McCain
Ora
James Magruder
Hiram Titcomb
Frank Bennett
Will Barker
Joe Nicks
Buggies on offer in Columbia at record stock
A local dealer advertises the largest buggy selection in Columbia with a wide range of wheels and price points designed to attract buyers. Shoppers are urged not to miss the display at Df Sarrerrreny and Dopsor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia
Df Sarrerrreny & Dopsor
South Columbia News Highlights and Local Visits
Wilson Loyd of Sheffield, Ala visits South Columbia while Mrs McRady stays with her son Thomas McCrady on Galloway treat. Mrs Ed Potts and children return from Sandy Hook. Mrs Henrietta Wilson plans a Giles county trip. Fannie and Mattie McClellan return from Birmingham with sister Mrs Robert Jones. Epworth League held an experience party at the parsonage with fundraising and poetry. About 65 dollars paid that night, with more contributions to follow to benefit the church building. Mrs J A Molloy and Bynum Thomas return from Lynnville with Miss Alice Kelsey. Mrs Mary B Warren ill at South Garden Street home. Witherspoon Hayes home from Vanderbilt for vacation. Miss Bessie Daimwood of Nashville visits Miss Mabel Holtz. Miss Maggie Dooley of Summertown visiting Miss Minnie Dooley. Mrs J M Bates with her father Merony at Carter's Creek who is very low.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson Loyd
Sheffield
Ala
McRady
Thomas McCrady
Galloway
Ed Potts
Sandy Hook
Henrietta Wilson
Giles County
Fannie
Mattie McClellan
Birmingham
Robert Jones
South Columbia Epworth League
J. A. Molloy
Bynum ‘Thomas
Lynnville
Alice Kelsey
Mary B. Warren
South Garden Street
Witherspoon Hayes
Vanderbilt University
Bessie Daimwood
Nashville
Mabel Holtz
Maggie Dooley
Summertown
Minnie Dooley
J. M. Bates
Merony
Carter's Creek
Fresh Groceries and Bargain Prices Amid Local Ad Claims
An advertiser asserts they offer the freshest groceries and best prices in town supported by customer testimony. The notice lists several bargains including canned apricots pears baked beans corn and garden bread from G W Nichols, inviting shoppers to compare quality and value.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. W. Nichols
Closing Exercises at McCain’s School Highlight Concert and Drama
Closing exercises at McCain’s School featured a Monday night concert enjoyed by attendees and a Tuesday night drama presented to a large audience by the pupils.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McCain
Miuch
New Outfit Receives Entertainment for Friday Shoot
The Columbia Gan Club will host a Friday event featuring Sena entertainment, pigeons, and more. Helse and a Panther of Powler firm are expected to send representatives to the gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia Gan Club
Sena
Helse
Panther of Powler
Arsenal drill exhibition by Co K and Infantry
Lieut Harry Bathiany leads Co K and Infantry in an exhibition drill and sport on the Mobile square to welcome visiting Mason Private Morgan and others. The unit plans a long practice march of about twelve miles and a second event on Monday June 16. Charles B Bathiany of Newport Ky will visit relatives of Lieut Bathiany.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bathiany
Big Buggy Store Offers Largest Buggy Stock
Big Buggy Store features a wide selection of buggies with a large stock and varied models. Sarrervixto and Dovson are referenced as part of the sales pitch, but the text is incomplete and lacks verifiable details.
Maury Steam Laundry Opens Under Voss Name
Voss, who opted against Texas for Columbia, has bought the White Star Laundry and will operate it as Maury Steam Laundry. He plans to offer prompt, regular service with white staff and a wag on call for home work, claiming quality on par with Nashville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia
Voss
White Star
Nashville
Fence Advertisement From Satterfield and Dodson
A local ad notes wire fence products and asserts American as the best, offered by Satterfield and Dodson with promotion of their fence sales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Satterfield & Dodson
Around Town notices and local happenings
Jake Harlan visits Nash with Magic Webster clerking for Harlan and Ritter. Mrs. Jose Powell sick at home in West End. Mrs. Alex Barker returns from Nashville. Hendley and Wilson erect stand vacated by Ed Voss. Nolan Gartner improving after fever. Many sick others convalescing. Fishing trip to Shoal Creek by several men. Circuit Court sees eight pauper oaths. Ward Guustine becomes night clerk at Bethell. First Cumberland Witerian church outing in Fulton grove. Miles Cook sells watermelons and June apples. Buchanan and Abbott selling peaches. Sunday School picnicked in Brown grove. A. W. Miller arrested for assault. fined and costs. Revelers attend Cumberland University closing exercises and banquet in Lebanon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Magic Webster
Harlan & Ritter
Jose Powell
West End
Alex Barker
Nashville
Hendley & Wilson
Ed Voss
Veryuo
Nolan Gartner
T.N. Jone
J. P. Gartner
Mise Libbie Wood
EA Pitegerald
Dr. Fitton
Swan Messia
Frank Wwib
Wooten
W. J. Towler
Jake Hurlan
Twemlay
Shoal Creek
Circuit Court
Buchanan & Abbott
The
Christian Church
Brown Grove
Hampshire Pike
A. W. Miller
Carter's Creek
Sherif Church
Willie Hill
Hoq
Hayes
Rey
W. A. Provine
W. C. Salmon Bay
Lebanon
Cumberland University
Hats and bonnets sale at half price and less
Our custom has been to carry no Millinery from one season to another. We sacrifice goods and cut prices rather than carry old stock. The time for price cutting is at hand with hats and bonnets offered at one-half price and less. Mrs M K Williamson announces a special extra sale of straw shapes at 50 cents each.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. K. Williamson
Phosphate sale and local notices in Page farm district
Heirs of J W Bace sell phosphate rights on about 150 acres near Godwin to S C Lord for export 50 cents per ton and domestic 25 cents per ton with two year term starting July. Other items mention toast at Cumberland University, papers to be read, local arrests, lost stock book, relocations, school address, business plans, and marriage licenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. 8. Page
N. M. Page
Ophelia
Ida Page
J. W. Bace
Page
Alstrict
Lord
Godwin
Mrs Rivers Recital Brightens Pulaski with Young Musicians
Mrs Rivers hosted a delightful recital at her Pulaski home on Monday evening. Four Columbia pupils Mary Ashton Rachel Ashton Hallie Fry and Russell Thompson delivered flawless performances on piano and violin. Mary Ashton won the Buch medal for best overall, with the Harmony prize shared among Mary Ashton Hallie Fry and Russell Thompson and Hallie Fry taking the general excellence medal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rachel Ashton
Columbia
Mia Mary Ashton
Mary Ashton
Hallie Fry
Russell Thompson
Minx
Governmental suit sale ends with value priced outfits
Is It a Good Suit Clothes You Want For a Little Bit of MONEY Try one of Gov Nichols ten dollar handmade suits at low prices nearly all wool and durable We are closing out to quit business with large stock of suits pants shoes hats and hats and more Your size may be there come in and see how much money you are losing
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maury County
Mt. Pleasant
Birthday Party for Little Ewing Everett Delightfully Full
A J Gov Nichols notes a joyous party for five year old Little Ewing Everett last Thursday. Miss Zalema Brownlow helped receive guests as lemonade and festive refreshments were served. Candles, flowers, bon bons lit the parlors and a fairyland table thrilled the children. The cake features five candles for five summers. A cake walk prize went to Miss Helen Sparrow and Master William Frierson after a short parade of entertainments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Ewing Everett
Zalema Brownlow
Eiverett
Misa Helen Sparrow
William Frierson
Social event highlights guest list and entertainment
A recent Institute gathering hosted by Misa Louise Woldridge featured Miss Eva James and H G Evans among many attendees. Dancing led by Jo M Dedman with Velleterri's Nashville band provided music while Misses Mary Dale Figners and Mary Pillow served frappe. Also noted are lawn party and tea table events at South Main Street homes with numerous local families and clubs preparing visits and entertainments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Misa Louise Woldridge
Institute
Nashville
Mary Dale Figners
Mary Pillow
Sadie Sheegog
William Evans
Janie Sheegog
Hardin Figners
Rebecca Carpenter
Lieut. Bathiany
Cornelia Jones
Charlie Hatcher
Ethel Hendley
W. B. Wooten
Mary Raina
W. J. Wale, Jr
Daisy Towler
Walter Tyndall
Rebecca Williamson
Bruce Cochran
Mira Jean Dobbins
Connor Akiius Swope
J. B. Granberry
Fannie Louise Smith
Flem Sheegog
Willie Chaffin
Atchinson
Rebecca Mayes
Richard Smith
Charlotte Hughes
Will Webster
Will Webster; Miss Collier, John Grant; Miss Olivia Barrow, Allison Webster
Robi. McKinney
W. BP. Woldridge
J. M. Dedman
Joe Irving
Wallace Wilkes
Henry Dotterer
Eugene Long
M. M. Cecil
Mary Blackburn
George E. Mel Kennon
Wedding Bells in Mt Pleasant and off to Nashville
A Wednesday evening ceremony at the bride’s father’s house in Mt Pleasant joined Miss Misa Ethel Alexander and Mr James Ragsdale in marriage. The scene was quiet with relatives and close friends. The bride, praised for beauty and charm, and the groom, a respected L N railroad employee, departed by train for Nashville to begin married life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. T. Alexander
Mt. Pleasant
Misa Ethel Alexader
Janes A.belish
Mr. Pleasant
Fleming Williams Wedding Surprise in Ashwood
Miss Kate Myra Williams and Mr Joe W Fleming were wed yesterday afternoon at the Williams home in Ashwood. The bride is the daughter of the late Rev C Foster Williams and a refined local lady. The Herald extends best wishes to the couple. Spring Hill, June 10 last night A McKiseack and Miss Sallie Bunch wed at the Brown residence with Rev Hurrel officiating. The groom is a prominent local druggist and the bride daughter of Dr Banch of near Neapolis once a druggist and physician.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kate Myra Williams
Joe W. Fleming
Williams
Ashwood
C. Foster Williams
Herald
Spring Hill
Hugh Brown
A. McKiseack
Sallie Bunch
M. Hurrel
Banch
Neapolis
Nashville
Primm Springs Opens Season Under New Manager
Primm Springs, long a popular resort for Columbia and Maury counties, opens the season with Mr. Russell Elates in charge. Mr. Estes shone last summer at Extex house and aims to uphold the record. Trips go to the sprenge on Tuesdays Thursdays and Saturdays, with alternate-day returns and a daily hack service planned later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Primm Springs
Columbia
Maury County
Revie
Russell Elates
Estes
Extex House
Sprenge
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Harlan
Evans
Josie Harlan
Primms Springs
W. A. Coffee
Des Moloor
Estelle Fry
Pulaski
Oscar Dortoh
Gifford Adkisson
Lillie McGaw
New Decatur
Buford Short
W. 5S. Padgett
Janie Wilson
W. Davis
Eleanor Husay
So‘wanee
Velmore
Minnes Joe
Olivia Foster
Williamsport
Tom Mitchell
Guthrie
Josh Williams
Water Valley
Geo. Harlan
Gertrude Tidwells
Mias
Jessie Ammerman
Franklin
Eunice Farnsworth
Kentucky
5. P. Payne
Chattanooga
Charlie
Mary Wallace
Duplex
Messrs
M. M. Yancey
W. L
Texas
Prospect Mies Gertrude Douglas
Murfreesboro
EB. Erwin
Mies May Steele
Huntsville
R. P. Dodson
John W. Shelton
Okolona
Mike
Jake Orr
Bob Moore
Geo. Stal- Hinges
H. B. Adams
Elkton
W. Bradshaw
A. Porgey
J. M. Mayes
Hendel
Giles County Rdt
Ellis Wood
Metropolis
Tuk
Walter Hadley
Carter's
Lillian
Gena B. Smith
Mary K. Williams
Belle Coleman
Shelbyville Gazette
Clark Jones
University of Virginia
Charlottesville
Grant Courtright
Will
Dunnington
Washington
Lizzie Oakley
Robbie Church
RL. Ashton
Lucile
Armack
Lula Wallace
Hatcher-McUord
Minos Alleon Fry
Galveston
Krooxis Cartwright
Bailey Station
Tenn
Carolyn Williams
Joe Osteen
Hardison’s Mill
Maud Logan
Bally Hill
D. F. Osteen
Mintrances Swope
Stewart Ploming
Kansas City
Mim Lula Wallace
Edgar Hatcher
Emia McCord
Mies Janie Orman
H. Orman
Main
South Columbia
J. P. Street & Co
Arsenal
Sarrervixto & Dovson
Jake Harlan Ls
Nash
Prove
Greater Cumberland University
John Sloan
J. B. Wilkins
Henrietta Lazarus
Monteagle
Mary A. Bryant
Warren Black
Constable Goad
Pet Partee
Mond
Columbia Grocery Co
C. C. Gross
Gross
Sol Gross
R. E. Nichols
North Garden Street
A. B. McBride
J. T Shaw
South Hirch Street
Nichols
J. H. Dinning
Robert B. Jones
Washington and
Clinton Street
Gene
Honteville
James A
Fthel Alexander
H. Ragsdale
Fannie Belle
Lamin
Kate Myra
iMian
M. P. Merrill
Masonic
Ofer
Columbia Furniture CO
Citizens’ Telephone 12
Bell Telephone
A. J.gov
Miss Woldridge
South Main Street
Elizabeth Farris
Helen Sparrow
Sarah Morgan
Lelia Anderson
Mary Jane Caperton
Elizabeth Whitthorne
Addie Key
Elizabeth McGaw
Ruth Fleming
Marie Brownlow
Lenora Williamson
Sinclair Glass
Jessie Dotterer
Sarah Leach
Lou Barrow
Cleveland Ansmey
Bradley Frierson
Norwood Gant
Henry McLemore
Ewing Everett
John Weatherly
Albert Leach
Clarence Pry
Carlton Fry
Frank Everett
Rat Brownlow
Ernest Farrell
Will Hutton
Walter Hastings
PF. D. Lander
Anna Wilson
Eutow
Miex Ellie Bord
Noahville
Mattie On Moon
Henderson
Reboo Carpenter
Studente
Reading Root
Alexander
Ragadale Miller
Fannies
Belle Miller
Wiliam Raysidale
D. A. Craig
Callie Craig
Loyd White
J.B. Green Dipper Yey
L. & N. Railroad
Fleming-Williams
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