Forgey Chosen Member Of Board From First Ward
The city board meeting named Thomas B. Forgey to replace B Callender from the first ward who resigned after moving from the city. Bigelow was not heard from. Resolutions on Raymond C. Adkisson’s death were adopted and sent to the family. Several street and sewer issues were referred to committees including lowering a High street concrete walk and adding sidewalks on Main and School streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas B. Forgey
B. Callender
Callender
Barkey
Raymond C. Adkisson
Bigelow
High Street
Fourth
Fifth
Main Street
Ninth Street
J. L. Hutton
School Street
Ninth
West Seventh
Eighth Street
Main
New Hutton
Little Change in Legislature Observed in Nashville
Special to The Herald report from Nashville on June 9 notes no material rise in legislative attendance this morning. Senator Williams, in the city, says an extra session may be the only remedy while independents from several sections confer. All declines digress the situation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herald
Nashville
Tenn
Willams
Dean's Kidney Pills Promote Kidney Health Trustworthy Testimony
A reader from Columbia endorses Dean's Kidney Pills for backache and nervous spells linked to weak kidneys. Mrs. I M Dooly, 62 EB Ninth St, reports relief after purchasing at Adams and Martins Drug Store, now H B Adams Drug Store, stating the remedy cured her symptoms and recommending it strongly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Dooly
Adams & Martin's Drug Store
H. B. Adams’ Drug Store
Dean
President Wilson Locked In Capitol For Fifth Diplomatic Round
President Wilson visited the Capitol after adjournment finding the marble room door locked. He talked with Senators about a large list of diplomatic appointments including Nelson Page to Italy, J W Gerard to Spain, and Henry Morgathau to Turkey, with formal announcements pending foreign-government replies. He spoke with reporters in the corridor and said no official selections would be made public until acceptability was confirmed. The president exited quietly, declining an elevator and joking he can walk down as a Democrat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washingyvon
Wilson
Capitol
Congress
Senate
Tumulty
Thomas Nelson Page
Virginia
Italy
Justice J. W. Gerard
New York
Spain
Madrid
Thos. H. Hirech
New Jersey
Persia
Charles W. McAlpin
Princeton University
Netherlands
Joseph E Willard
Belgium
Major E. J. Hale
North Carolina
Costa Rica
P. A. Stovall
Georgia
Switzerland
Benton McMillin
Tennessee
Peru
B. L. Jefferson
Colorado
Argentine
Henry Morganthau
Turkey
Albert Sehmedemann
Wisconest
Norway
Frederick A. Penfield
Pennsylvania
Auestria
James and
Stone
Able Addresses At Conference At Cullooka
The Woman's Missionary conference of the Columbia district held at Cullooka Methodist church featured two strong addresses and the Lord's supper. Miss Sarah Spence of Murfreesboro urged better support for foreign fields. Mrs. A. B. Smith of Nashville spoke on home department work. Presiding Victer Craig of Pulaski administered the sacrament. Attendance exceeded seventy five from across the district. dinner followed on the grounds. Calomel reminder text ends with LIV-VER-LAX promotion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Missionary Conference
Columbia District
Methodist Rhhorel
Cullooka
Sarah Spence
Murfreesboro
Foreign Department
The
Tennessee Conference Missionary Society
A. B. Smith
Nashville
Home Department
Tennessee Conference
Victer Craig
Pulaski
Liv-Ver-Lax offered for sick headache relief
An ad claims Liv-Ver-Lax purges toxins from the liver and bowels to relieve headaches fever chills and irritability. It promotes gentle action without griping, suits adults and babies, and sells 50c or 1 bottle at Stephan Son Bros with a Lebanon Tennessee address and Grigsby signature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stephan
SON Bros
Lybanon Co-Operative Medicine CO
Lebanon
Tena
L. K. Grigsby
Hall's Catarrh Cure Promotes Hearing Fix Claim
An old medical ad asserts deafness stems from inflamed Eustachian tube mucous ring and catarrh. It pledges one hundred dollars for any deafness cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure, plus a free circular and pills for constipation, with Toledo Ohio origins and drugstore availability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hall
Cheney, & CO
Toledo
Ohio
Progress on Fleming and Dunnington buildings on Garden Street
The Fleming and Dunnington offices on Garden Street near occupancy in days. Flooring is nearly finished with a small spot left for electric lighting. Walls in the insurance office and the cleaning firm are plastered and kalsomined, promising some of the handsomest offices in the city when complete.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fleming
Dunnington
Garden Street
French Pry Cleaning Co
Reward Offered for James Colbert Murder Suspect
Gov Hooper announced a $250 reward for the capture and conviction of Jim Colbert charged with murdering C W Rich in Lawrence county two weeks ago. Colbert is believed to be hiding in the county after ambushing Rich as he crawled to a porch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hooper
Jim Colbert
C. W. Rich
Lawrence County
Colbert
Rich
Freckles Face Cream Promise From Stephenson Bros Drug Store
An advertisement promises Wilson's Freckle Cream will remove or fade freckles with one jar and cure freckled complexions with two jars. The seller offers a money back guarantee if the product fails and notes the price as 50 cents for a jar and one dollar for two jars, with Stephenson Bros. Drug Store as the seller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson
Great Reunion Of Old Soldiers
The Confederate veterans reunion at Chattanooga was well attended with about two hundred from Maury county. The twenty-eighth annual meeting noted dwindling numbers, Chattanooga’s growth, and the forthcoming dam power. Visitors enjoyed Chickamauga Park Loveret Mountain and Missionary Ridge, with Maury county folk traveling in two Pullman sleepers and returning joyful with no incidents. J X Meroney, Darks Mill, Tenn
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herald
Chattanooga
Maury County
Confederate Veterans Association
Atlanta
Gresser
South
Columbia
Tennessee
Uim
Tfe
Bip
Chickamevge Park
Loverit Mountain
Missionary Ride
Meroney
Darks Mill
Tenn
Mt Pleasant Man Buys A Car
The Southman Auto Supply Co. delivered a Ford touring car to W. Fawcette of Mt. Pleasant, purchased by a local Mt Pleas ant resident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MT. Pleasant
Southamn Auto Supply Co
W- Fawcette
Non-Resident Notice in Maury County Court
In Maury County Tennessee nonresident notice is issued for Mary Holden and her husband J Holden Fletcher Nolan Jenile Nolan and Addie Nolan minor residents of Texas. They must appear by early July 1913 else plead or demur. order to publish in The Columbia Weekly Herald for four weeks. May 30 1913. Clerk 4 R S Hopkins attorney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Holden
Maury County
Tennessee
J. Holden Fletcher Nolan
Jennile Nolan
Addie Nolan
Texas
Columbia Weekly Herald
Land Sale in Maury County Tennessee Auction June 1913
John O Baxter styled plaintiff belated sale in Chancery Court Columbia TN to auction 117 acre tract in the 10th Civil District Maury County bounded by Duck River Fariss Harlan Lowell Farise Baker and Delk. Bidder pays cash 750 day of sale with notes and security. Sale held July 7 1913 at 12 noon at Court House door Columbia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Va Baxter
Chancery Court
Columbia
Tennessee
Court House
Maury County
Duck River
Fariss & Harlan
Lowell, Farise and Baker
A. J. Baxie Delk
Road Commissioner Hughes Recovers After Porch Fall
Road Commissioner T. G. Hughes, injured in a fall from his porch, visited the city Monday with his arm in a sling. Doctors expect no serious complications from the fracture, though he remains in bed for a few days and will need two weeks of slow recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. G. Hughes
Hens
Hughes
Land Sale Decree Auction In Maury County Tennessee
In the Chancery Court at Columbia Tennessee a decree directs a public sale of land described in the 1913 decree in Maury County. The property, about 314 acres, in the old 14th Civil District now 5th Mil District, will be sold at noon at the court hall door in Columbia. Terms: six and twelve month credit with one third cash. notes due with interest from sale date. purchaser to give security. no redemption. June 6 1914, by N Akin C and M and Mora Fariss D C and M.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
rtRhne
Len
A. N, Akin
Fariss
Auroin A. Kinzer
Chancery Court
Colts
Tennessee
Columbia
14Th
Mvil
Maury County
Columbia Sn
Williamsport Road
Russell
W. FM Kinzer
J. H. Russell
Simé Jand
A. C. Kinzer
Aurora A. Kinzer
N. Akin
Mora I’ Fariss
Heller Died Saturday Afternoon
Augusta McCarroll, a colored assistant to the porter Ineleanie at the post office, died Saturday afternoon. The remains were shipped to Athens for burial after she complained of not feeling well at work Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Augusta McCarroll
Ineleanie
Athens
Also Mentioned on This Page
Forgey
First Ward
R. G. Adkisson
Byron Co. Buffals
Culleoka
James Colbert
Stephenson Bros. Drug Store
Capt. Mercney
Fank Liles
W. Thomas
Hopkins
Deering
Dobbins @ Ewing
John O. Baxter
Ualomel
Liv Ver Lax
Phenson Bros
LAD Sale
Geo
N. McKennon Et al
Heller
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