Mt Pleasant area ads and visitors fill Mt Pleasant Furniture Co ad
Mt Pleasant Herald ads describe local merchants and guests such as Dr J P Bostick and Mrs L A Friernon, with notices of furniture, rockers, windows, and hammocks. The column lists visits from Franklin, Greenbrier, Dickson, and Knoxville, plus several small notes on goods for sale and upcoming fall stock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Jeeninge
Franklin
Percal
Torn “Adams
de Kovhell
Louisville
J. RB. Benkley
Hohenwald
Russell Petty
Bigbyville
Batiste
Tye
John Adams
J. P. Bostick
Charles
McMinnville
J. A. Bostick
MT. Pleasant
Speasant Vurniture
Deasia
Miguel Mary
Carrie Hsten
Wills Bullock
Knoxville
Mt Pleasant Burial Assn Organized for Members’ Benefit
W W Smith and P T Blanchard undertakers of Sit Pleasant formed the Mt Pleasant Burial Association to provide a death benefit of 25 dollars to members over ten years old. Members pay only at the death of a member. Also mentions initiation and under ten year rates. MT Pleasant Furniture advertises house goods and quick delivery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. W. Smith
P. T. Blanchard
Sit. Pleasant
Mt. Pleasant
Marriage Brings Lavish Presbyterian Social Event
A grand wedding at a local Presbyterian church drew a brilliant city crowd Wednesday night. The ceremony united Miss Hay Long and Mr. Hay Murphy Long with Rev. William Thorne officiating, in a setting of green decorations, white roses, and magnolias. The bridal party, music, and procession followed a traditional plan as guests departed to Lonnerin’s Wedding March, celebrating a momentous social occasion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mises Hay
Buta Murphy
William Thorne
Phate
Chloe
Filtmean
Menietsato
Lonenerin
Burten Craige
Reytan Flick
Mary Lee Namer
Mies Canis Orr
Wil Howard
Mins » Watking
Frank Gong
Jewie Bostick
Ontmen Blaminy
Florence Williams
de GY Clirka
Mary Connor
Eugene Parker
Stine Nona Hill
Hobert Gearley
Roberta Hrowngad My
Lasoa Long
Natner
Wall
Bride’s attire shines at wedding with family gifts
A bride wore a white silk gown with an inner pink silk slip and a white chiffon veil. Her mother and maid of honor dressed in elegant gowns, while guests described the ceremony ambiance and gifts from the parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Borst
Min
O‘corne
New Orleans bidder ties to Confederate veterans
A fragment notes a bidder from New Orleans Tonett Louisiana connected with Confederate Veterans and Gen A B Booth, accompanied by unspecified figures. The text is incomplete, offering limited context on purpose or event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Tonett
Louisiana
Cou
A. B. Booth
Wedding gown details and reception plans in a 1900s notice
The bride wore chiffon and accordion-plated taffeta with a veiled orange-blend headdress and pearl brooch. Attendants in white gowns with row necklines carried white carnations. The reception followed at the home, attended by relatives and close friends, after which the couple departed for Columbia and an extended bridal tour by the northbound train.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mwoel
Will Gindies
Bones
Wll
Jara
Colombia
Summertown Letter From June Notes and Moves
Summertown June letter reports Mrs E Brown leaving for Michigan to reside with a slater. Ethel Usher visits Indiana. J B Wilkins plans farm improvements and a fall dwelling. Stewart and Warren families mourn their father in Maury County. Local youths prepare for the Institute at Lawrenceburg. Miss Mildred Richardson visits Nashville. talk of Fourth of July and shared plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Summertown
E. Brown
Michigan
Ethel
Usher
Indiana
J. B. Wilkins
J. R. Stewart
Warren
Maury County
Lawrenceburg
Mildred Richardson
Nashville
Lillie McBride
Mr. Pleasant
Notes From Ashwood Tour and Visit Highlights
Mrs J O Walker recently returned from trips to Hopkinsville Elkton and Nashville. W R Graffin and children expected back tomorrow from Mt Jul iet and Lebanon. Miss Iva Caruthers of Hillsboro Texas and Messrs R H Jones of Little Rock and E G Cayce of Huntsville Alabama visit Mr and Mrs J C Walker. Mr and Mrs O McBridd attended the Children's Day exercises at Nebo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra
O. McBridd
Nebo
Screamersville Notes and Local Mentions
Screamersville column reports crops improving with needed fertilizer. Tom Torlin preached at Spen jeer Hill. Mr and Mrs Spencer visited Mr Pleasant. Frank Preston returned from Columbus where he serves as Grand Juror. Willie Brewer ill, speedy recovery hoped. Prof Robert Garner of Abernethy School in Pulaski Sunday. RR Poster from Dry Creek visited Sunday morning at Rev Albert Holt’s. Fred Pierce and Miss Dollie Kennedy wed in simple ceremony performed by Rev Holt. Pamaxque.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Screamersville
Jane
Tom Torlin
Spen Jeer Hill
Mex
Spencer
Mr. Pleasant
Frank Preston
Columba
Willie Brewer
Lim
Robert Garner
Abernethy School
Pulaski
Sere Sonday
M. Poster
Dry Creel
Albert Holt
Fred Pierce
Mise Dollie Kennedy
Allett Holt
Pamaxque
Snow Creek Visitors Tie Local Families in Small Town Pleasures
Mr and Mrs John Morrow of Borwodd hosted their sister and brother Stra Lala Pigg and Mr Brown McMeen last week. Clarence Ply of Water Valley and others visited their sister Mrs Frank Mokes on Sunday. Little Jota Deny Ping suffered rheumatism while Mr and Mrs Jia MMeen of Goshen were in town. Sam Prekis saw Miss Saihe Pleesenday who has been ill for months. Thurton Pigg Eva Aldresco and Misses Mattie Lillie Fields attended Children Day on Sunday. McMeen of Goshen and John Childress of Water Valley were there Sunday.
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Snow Creek
Jued
John Morrow
Borwodd
Stra
Lala Pigg
Brown McMeen
Nui Mes
Clarence Ply
Water Valley
Siater
Frank Mokes
Jota Deny Ping Ds
Jem
and Mee
Jia MeMeen
Ot Gosnen
Sam Prekis
Saihe Pleesenday
Thurton Pigg
Eva Aldresco
Mattie
Lillie B. Fields
Petty
Sund Ort
Mr. McMeen
Goshen
John Childress
Water Valley Notes on Wheat, Social Visits, and Goshen Church
Water Valley reports wheat cutting nearly finished with light yields expected this year. Corn and hay lag, while farmers anticipate thresher activity. Social visits include Mrs. Jono Kis to Mrs. Church. Miss Odie Bryant returns from Larkey Creek. Mrs. Maggie Johnson visits Santa Fe relatives. Protracted meetings at Goshen church begin the fourth Sunday in July.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Water Valley
Jono Kis
Church
Weir
JJ Harlan
Lambia
Odie Bryant
Vist
Rebecca Water
Larkey Creek
Shady Grove
Maggie Johnson
Santa Fe
Sarah Hutchegon
Goshen Church
Onnerna
Deaths of Mrs Claxton and others fill local notice
Deaths and funerals fill the Century Purdy and Maury county area notices. Mrs J J Claxton dies after brief illness at Century home with interment at Rose Hill. Other obituaries include Mrs Sarah Polk Jones in Nashville, and children Gordon Armstrong and William Jackson among mourners and services at Zion, Walker, and Rose Hill cemeteries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. J. Claxton
Rev. Shelton
Nashville
Merv Caxton
Rose Hill
Eugenie Huddineton
Purdy
Tenn
Braden
Mr. Claxton
Cumberland Presbyterian Church
Sarah Polk Jones
Nishville
Dienes
Eraaiorss
Soclovk Pam
Tao
St. Jobin
Wali Capers
Jones
Ganseal
Georgs O. Brown
D. Mootle Williams
Trezevaot P. Vertinon
Hats at The Bon Ton and Confederate Veterans Train
The Bon Ton offers silk chiffon hats with braid and ribbon trimmings priced up to 4.00 for eight. Shirred chiffon hats on wired frames sell for 2.50 in black or white. A first coach load of Confederate Veterans traveled via the L N BR from the reunion in Louisville, passing through Columbia around 6:60 Monday afternoon. a passenger train and general orders trains also operated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BON Ton
Ith
Louisville
Columbia
Paysenger
Gaveral Inora Veto
Rane
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Mt. Pleasant Department
Herald
Maury Implement CO
R. J, Pewbles
Fred
Spring Hil
Rip
Alavanma
Florence
Mr. Reason
Inet Home Io
Tiers Viet Thir
Rittrell
Rebecca Nelson
Dickson
Coase
Banss
Spring Hill
Craige
Mt, Pleasant
Business Men’s Club
FT. Crash
Ch'm
Com
Dr. G
Clark
Bao
Everything Pree
Fayetteville Benes
Leach Brog
Southport
Park Place
Ball Grounds
Fayetteville
LCE
DR. C.Y. Clarke
Business Men's Club
Thorné
Social
Rockdale
Mise Dessia Quioe
Texas
Missee Beton
Sv. Pleasant &Urniture Company
Korwad Bros
Howard Brow
G. M. Blasdel
Gilman
MY. Pleasant Furniture CO
Enterprise
Ridley
Bate
Walter A Wood B
Lai Benderman
Maares
John Ada’ Ata
Columibia
Southport Road
Howard Tristitute
Spon Pure Li
Syam Ciembric Haye Kerbelots
Ieewehs
Joan Adams
Mike Zingerell Lott
Wuld
Alo
H. W. Biving
Elzabeth
Florida
Jon Jones
Navy Department
Akins Fodiana
Alabama
Ashwood
Michaels Stern Fine
Citizen's Phone
Mt. Pleasant, Tenn
Vet ” Michaels-Stei Fine Clothing
Wennese
Sonmeater
Coble, Garrett
Woldridge’s
J. J. Chaxton
Emmett Hickman Miller
Emmett Hickman
Gordon Armstrong
Zion
Gordon
Geo
Armstrong
P. Hawes
Zion Church
William Jackson
William
Geo. W. Jackson
Courch
Gcemestery Avenue
Soelock
A. G. Dinwiddie
Mrs
George Pinkleton
Silversville
W. Taety
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