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Newspaper
Columbia Herald
Location
Columbia, Tennessee, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1909
Page
9
Tan Footwear for ladies and children goes on sale today with deep reductions on Tan Oxfords Slippers and Ankle Straps. Prices drop from $3.50 to $2.15 on Oxfords and from $2.50 to $1.75 on Misses and Children's slippers, with several styles in stock for summer wear.
A long list of visitors and travelers in Columbia links A Samuels returning from Memphis J T McKnight from Lewisburg Mrs John Colvert visiting Summertown Bernice Johnson fan from Atlanta Miss Mildred Gregory in Nashville Miss Sarah Cochran visiting Mississippi Mrs Baker P Adams back from Nashville William Fry bound for Poughkeepsie Eugene Freeland Nashville visiting Columbia friends Olie Davis of Oceola guest of W H Davis Joe Jones Mt Pleasant in Cullooka H Puryear back from Oklahoma Emma McFall home from Memphis and other locals visiting relatives and friends in area and nearby states.
Second-hand hay loader available from B A Satterfield & Co. W H Cochran buys Wallace grocery on South Main. Farm for sale 156 acres near Kittrells store. Oats and wheat prices from Gallender & Co. 500 ewes for sale by Allen & Hagey. Various residents travel, visit, or relocate. Automobiles advertised by Maddin Voss and William Buchnall. Edward J Murray joins James Bros Jewelry. Harrison's Business College invites ladies to view a new prospect.
S G Summerton reports a fine year for Irish Cobler potatoes at the Athenaeum. Various local residents visit kin at Cullooka Glendale Hampshire and Cullooka. An arrest for lunacy occurs in Dark’s Mill, and market buyers Callender & Co seek oats and field seeds. Several residents travel to Lewisburg Springfield and Memphis on family or business matters.
Neil Margot, son of Mr Mary Huff of Spring Hill, died Saturday from head injuries after being kicked by a horse last week. The funeral and interment were held Sunday.
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