Local Residents Depart and Visit Around Columbia
A long list of Columbia residents and guests are noted in a social roundup. Misses Sara and Muth Buros visit Mt Pleasant. C Ross, Mt Pleasant recorder, attends phosphate work. Mrs Cecil Hunter returns from her sister’s in Mt Pleasant. Several families travel to Calumbug Ohio and Nashville for visits. Edists, teachers, and relatives frequent Columbia and nearby towns with arrivals from St Louis, Nashville, Lewisburg, and other points, while localians move between homes, schools, and churches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sara
Muth Buros
Mt. Pleasant
C. Ross
Neweity Recorder
Mt Pleasant
Cecil Hunter
Win Ham
M. M. Butts
Calumbug, O
H. R. Locker
Thomas Dutta
M. B.tomlinson
V. B Costello
Lontello
Lumberland Presbyterian Church
Letha
Hettie Freeman
Springfield
A. H. Hit
Riverside
Meury Osgood Pulton Fa
Nashville
Solon Wright
Hot Springs
Seal of the Cumberland Telephone Co
Bewanee
Lillie Crawford
Mrs. Dean
Frank Everett
Boston
Pisher
Hoe
Lewisburg
Frank Boardman
New Haven
Conn
Brewer
Ot Springs
Anna Louise Latin
Uy Sewanee
C. E. Hall
Dardanelle
Ark
L. A. Bider
James Lusk
James
Monterey
Gladys
Katherine Stephens
W. G. McAdams
George
Tom Jackson
Pulaski
Winchester
Fayrescore
Shelbyville
Tullahoma
Putford
Chamberlain
City schools ship Sunday to Knoxville for summer study
Local students will leave Sunday to attend summer sessions at the University of Tennessee in Knoxville. Various residents travel for visits, weddings, and teaching summer positions including Miss Inez Kelly who will teach in Texas, and multiple families visiting relatives in Nashville, Columbia, and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. W. Mitchell
A. 5. Dunn
Katherine Edmiston
Ada
Okla
Fannie, Houser
A. EB. Sheldon
Washington
Great Lakes
New York
A. D. Hooper
Nashville
Chas. G. Sims
Birdie Harrison
Murfreesboro
Bessie Nelson
Parla
Felix Nelson
Columbia
Knoxville
University of Tennessee
R. Farrell
Hattesburg
Miss
Duplex
John Lee
Hattiesburg
W. T. Ussery
Vance Carpenter
Horn Springs
Fisher Avent
Mississippi
A. Nichols
Dunnavant-Estes
Mt. Pleasant
Misa Inez Kelly
Giddings
Texas
P.J. Guffin
Miss Kelley
R. Q. Lillard
Lebanon
J. M. Dedman
Bethel House
Lula
Ruth Scott
Vera Sowell
Route 5
Carrie
Louise Sowell
Eusbargo
Vera
First Christian Church
Fine Chance to Save Good Money
Housewives in Maury County are urged to read The Weekly Herald ad for Mitchell Ashley Hardware Company. The store offers a bold sale: free forty percent of the cost on many house furnishing items if customers say I saw it in your ad. A glass piece priced at 2.50 would drop to 1.50, and a one dollar item to sixty cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maury County
Weekly Herald
Mitchell- Ashley Hardware Company
Deaths Harvest Eugene 5B McLean and Kinzer
Eugene B. McLean infant son of Mr and Mrs C E B McLean of Lawrenceburg died last week. George A Kinzer aged about seventy, Maury counties oldest residents, died at Sawdust Valley. Kinzer was a Mason and Confederate veteran. Funeral for Kinzer held at Mt Nebo today at 11 with Oakes Nichols directing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene
McLean
Eugene B. McLean
C. EB. McLean
Lawrenceburg
Columbia
George A. Kinzer
Maury County
Sawdust Valley
George Kinzer
Sawdust
Mt. Nebo
Oakes & Nichols
Fneral Directors
Around Town Baby Born to Mr and Mrs Gordon Jones
A local note announces the birth of Gordon Jones Jr a son to Mr and Mrs Gordon Jones at Osceola. The item also adverts two complete boring machines a large sash machine with engine and other gear offered for sale by William Helton Box 22 Culleoka Tennessee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gordon Jones
Hoy
William
Helton
Culleoka
Garber Launches Mid-Summer Clearance Sale
Garber opens a summer clearance sale led by P. Garber on June 21 for fourteen working days. The Herald announces Garber's Mid-Summer Clearance Sale with a wide range of bargains. A trained clerical staff will assist crowds expected at the Garber store during the sale. The slogan is Clean em up as Garber invites shoppers to hunt bargains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. Garber
Garber
The
Herald
Diogenese Routed by Equalization Board Discovery
Diogenese was routed this morning at the county court room when the equalization board located the man in search for so long. The name was not revealed but the statement said the discovery was authentic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Diogenese
Equalization Board
Charles Ingram Stricken by Severe Indigestion Attack
Charles Ingram of Cullooka has sustained another severe attack of indigestion and is quite sick. His illness is reported as serious, prompting concern among local residents and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Ingram
Cullooka
Regulars Learn Wisdom From Tribulations Letter by Morton
A Nashville dated letter from Democratic Committee Chairman Duff Morton urges the party to show learned wisdom from tribulation. He calls for law enforcement fair elections and removal of back tax inequity, says outside money backed the Tennessee campaign and was misused, and hints at a Patterson backed move to undo Crump among regulars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herald
Nashville
Tenn
Duff" Morton
Democratic Committee
Tennessee
Morton
Patterson
Crump
Motor Company Sells Roadster
A. L. Haston the piano salesman has purchased four Buick roadsters from Columbia Motor & Implement Co. He will use the vehicles to cover his sales territory for musical instruments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. L. Haston
Columbia Motor & Implement Co
Dinning Family Moves to Oakmont Home for Summer
Mr and Mrs John H Dinning and their children relocate to Oakmont near Spring Hill for the summer. Dr Covey notes two Glendale arrivals as Mr and Mrs C H Kannon welcome a son born Tuesday night and Mr and Mrs Tom Troop are also parents of a boy born the same night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John H. Dinning
Oakmont
Spring Hill
Covey
Glendale
C. H. Kannon
Tom Troop
Doctor Perry Sick at King's Daughters Hospital
Dr R S Perry of Bighyville a leading local physician has been quite ill for three days. He is at King's Daughters Hospital for treatment and was reported to be improving today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R S. Perry
Bighyville
King’s Daughters Hospital
Removal notice for Blacksmith and Wood Repair Shops
I have moved my Blacksmith and Wood Repair Shops from the old jail building on Sixth Street to the corner of East Seventh and Embargo Street. See me for all iron and wood repairs with Rabtertiring offered. Satisfaction guaranteed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sixth Street
East Seventh
Embargo Street
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Maury Dry Goods Company
P. K
B. V.D. Porus
South America
Lise Edith Anderson
Irene Cowen
Wil
Lms
Buchanan
Dernoon
Alabama
Holman
St. Peshore
Fal
Verne
Kate Hus
Bf Alahans
Mes
Will Matthews
W. J. Notgrass and Son
Notgrase
Apt
A. B. Wells
Attiviite
T. C. Brittain
Holts Corner
Marshall County
Robert Brittain
McIntosh
New Mexico
Sime Latta
St Louis
Lother Point
John L. Nelson
Tillman ‘Thompsons
Fort Smith
Mise Elsie Hooten
Spomete
J. C. Anderson
Madison, Ga
F. R. Nelson
M. M. Watson
Beaumont
HH. Haywood
W. P. Boyd
J. Rosenthal Co
Neghvile
Watson
Wntcher
Mress
Emma McAfee
Dayline
Columbia City Schools
Chicago
Elsie Henson
Andrews
Spencer, Tenn
Margaret Weber
B.C. Weber
Columbia Military Academy
Prices Fuller
Lexington
W. P Morgan
Calumbia
J. S. Duke
J. &. Miller
All Slater
J. W. Tanner
Jape Girardeau
Miss Bertha
Addie Miller
Miss Tanner
Emma Rose Sykes
Mary Walker Stkes
Fort Worth
Tex
Oscar Glenn
Evana D. Long
Lorena Adkisson
Marshall
Lincoln
Long
Conservatory
Massle
Metropolitan Life
Woolworth Building
Columbia Bank 2 Trust Co
J. R. Martin & Son
Mitchell-Ashley Hardware CO
H. B. Adams
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Duff Morton
Democratic Party
Motor Company
DR. Perry
P. Gartner
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