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Newspaper

Columbia Herald

Location

Columbia, Tennessee, United States of America

Date

Jun 20, 1902

Page

7

Oakley and Maye wedding noted in Water V

Mr Jobo Oakley and Ora Maye were quietly married June 11 at the Reformed church with a small party. The bride wore white and alpaca trimming. Willie Richey was maid of honor and Lem Pigg best man. The couple received many presents and plans include a reception. Rev Bian Hensley to preach at Goshen church Sunday.

Water Jobo Oakley Ora Maye Frankensley Willie Richey Lem Pigg Bert Columbia James Aakley Elizabeth Fleming Thorpe Blackburn Pearl Wilew Rusch Ben Oakley Oakley Harlan «Ets Bossien Felis Nelpaneet Bie Orestra Bian Hensley Goshen Church Alexander John Fleming, Jr Hidley Station Jaws Pigg Lizzie Fleming Bethel Oakley-Mays Willie Hooker Franklin J. L. Williams Lottie Nashville Grover Onidey Mra Mattie Williams George Harlan Cornelius Booker

Bottled Remedy Touts Child Companion Cure

The signature touts Coys evers bottle of the genuine OWENSPIN MIXTURE claimed to be the baby's friend from birth until teeth appear. All druggists carry the product.

Coys Evers Owenspin

Community Notes From Stive Breville and Surrounding Areas

Miss Kate Richardson of Cullooka visited Miss Virginia and Miss Ida Green Inet week and attended closing exercises at McCains. Mrs. Mary Hill has returned from Prospect after two weeks with her daughter Mrs. Paul Dunn. Mr. and Mrs. Howard of Minor Hill visited their son Mr. Smith Howard. Bertie McQuigg of Ethridge spent a few days with relatives. W N Murphy preached here last Sunday. Mrs. Marlin returned home after visiting relatives in Nauliville and Degherd. Mrs. M L Barnett aged 60 died Friday night after a protracted illness. Mr J H Robinson editor of The Rural Cyclone bought a new printing press. Master Marshall Dugger visiting relatives at Lynnville and Callooka.

Stiveraville Kate Richardson Cullooka Virginia Ida Green McCains Mary Hill Prospect Paul Dunnivan Howard Minor Hill Smith Howard Bertie McQuigg Ethridge

Putnam Prdleess Dyes Advise Bright Fast Easy Use

Brightest, fastest dye from Putnam Prdeleess line. Bold by W. Pl Woldridee in partnership with Petty Morgan and Co McCains Trnn. Price listed at 100 per package.

Putnam Prdeleess Petty, Morgan & Co McCains Trnn

Broadview Obituary Notice for Fanny Barnett

Broadview June 17 reports the death of Fanny Barnett wife of Mark Barnett after a long illness. Services were held at Glenwood and interment followed. She was 61, survived by her husband and three daughters, with many relatives and friends attending the burial and related gatherings.

Attention Farmer Rains Binder Oil for hot sun work

An oil product for farm machinery used in hot sun. The label promises protection and performance per gallon. Details are sparse and unclear about formulation or supplier.

Teacher Institute Highlights Mynders Talk On Boys

A Teacher Institute session featured Prof S A Mynders discussing The Study of the Boy with anecdotes about cats in history and lessons for classrooms. Morning program included Devotions, short history lessons, school management talk, and an English grammar class praised for progress.

A. P. McFerrin Mynders Dudaon W. T. Uswery Sherrill Soobey Bascha United States Tennessee W. A. Provine Praf Myndere Scubey Melville Lazaris Lawson Mina

Unclear fragmented event with names and music

Fragmentary text mentions individuals with affiliations and an audience, noting instrumental solo performance and a speculative wedding reference, but lacks coherent details or outcomes.

Teachers as a Power for National Progress

A speech praising teachers as key to prosperity and national advancement argues mothers and teachers shape future rulers. The State Peabody Normal Institute in Columbia enrolls nearly 100 instructors, with Morgan Wirepatrick expected to attend and Prof Mynder and Sherrill delivering sessions on reading, geography, and school organization.

Nureery Madame Au Stel Napoleon Peabody Normal Columbia Morgan Wirepatrick Councess Fitzpatrick

Special Bargains On New And Used Vehicles

J. P. Street & Co announces a large stock of new and second hand vehicles including buggies and harness. Special bargains offered to attract buyers with a wide selection and competitive prices.

J. P. Street & Co

Circuit Court Hands Down Case On House-Breaking

The State v. Taylor Vestal case on house-breaking was taken up Wednesday in the 2nd Circuit Court.

Taylor Vestal

Local Monument Firm Ad Promises Personal Supervision

Brittain and Abbott of Columbia advertise granite and marble monuments markers coping corner posts steps and cut building stone with an enlarged shop, pneumatic tools and power plant. A home enterprise offers personal supervision and invites orders by telephone.

ALSERT B MARKS DEATH BY OWN ACTION REPORTED

The report states Alsert B Marks died by his own action. The record notes he had for years been a devout Catholic, but Father Morris of the Catholic church denies any donation related to this matter.)

Morris

What did he do with the money in the Richland Turnpike case

The article outlines a tangled saga surrounding Albert D. Marks and missing funds. It notes speculation on misused money from the sale of the Richland Turnpike, links to Arthur Marks and Mary Hunt, and claims Marks may have drawn out bonds and unsettled debts. It mentions a power of attorney, a Scotland marriage, and strained relations with Gholson, Clarksville.

Albert D. Marks Rome Marks New York Albert Marks Arthur Marks Mary Hont James Whitworth Scotland Albert D. Marke Judge Whitworth United States Fourth National Bank

Marsh Will Probated in Nashville Estate Distributions

The will of Albert D. Marks probated in Nashville on June 1 leaves $10,000 of life insurance to Mrs Selene Jackson Milston and jewelry to his wife’s former caretaker. His mother receives a life estate in the West Side Park home and furnishings, plus all insured wealth. The residue including Belle Meade stock farm shares and other Nashville properties is bequeathed to Bishop Thomas Sebastian Byrne, who declines executorship and suggests Nashville Trust Company step in.

Nashville Tenn Albert D. Marks Selene Jackson Milston Biliston Belle Meade Stock Farm Jackson Summer Street Lemons Farm Thomas Sebastian Byrne Byrne Kut Nashville Trust Yopleny Marks

Fire Insurance Offer by Mora B Fariss Agent

Mora B Fariss Fire Insurance represents non union companies with combined assets of 2 600 000 and surplus of 7 433 704 respectfully solicits a share of your patronage.

Fire Insurance Mora B. Fariss

Forged Signatures Warn of Richland Turnpike Frauds

The article reports alleged forgeries involving Gen. Jackson and W. H. Jackson signatures on notes and stock for the Richland Turnpike Company. Bankers and officials examine certificates, with Frank M. Harok and Col. J. H. Acklen verifying handwriting. Stock irregularities and missing certificates raise alarm over extensive bogus stock and potential losses for the estate and creditors.

Albert D. Marks Mr. Marks Gen W. H. Jackson Richland Turnpike W. H. Jackson, Jr Fourth National Bank Mr. Jackson Parl Marshall Marshall Gen. Jackson Frank M. Harok Col J. H. Acklen

Marks Real Estate Veal and West End Purchase

Boovsal to the Herald in Nashville reports H W Williamson and partner Mr Marlow discuss deeds for West End property bought for a new Catholic church. Williamson says deed was in his name to avoid publicity while Mr Marks handled payments and the real purpose of the purchase.

Boovsal the Herald Nashville H. W. Williamson Marlow West End Williamson Marks

Non-Resident Notice in Columbia Chancery Court

Non resident Sam B Hardison ordered to appear within three days of the next term in Columbia Chancery Court to plead to a complaint filed by Cheek, Complainant. Notice to publish in Columbia Herald for four consecutive weeks. Attested copy by Clark and Salmon & Turner, solicitors. Judge Akin. June 2040.

CLNEK Axn Mawren Ordror Columbia Tetin Cheek Sam B Hardison State of Tenneson Chancery Court Columbia Herald Akin Clark Tor, Salmon & Turner Sol

Real estate transfers listed in local record

Emma Williams to John Brady and Dodson to Whitwell record land interests in district plots. Morgan to Embry covers two lots in district six. Lits sells four acres in district one. Anderson transfers land in district twelve. Howell conveys 11.10 acres in district twenty two to J W Huckaby and wife with price noted.

Emma Williams John Brady D. N. Dodson G. D. Whitwell 22Nd Dist

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