Elegant Weddings Highlight Social Notes in Nashville
The article details Richmond style weddings and social events, including a gown of champagne chiffon worn by the bride and gifts such as a silver service. Guests include Mrs. Foster of Columbia and Miss May Riley of Gladsden, with Octavine Long hosting a party for fifty girls at the Webster Home. Ethel Draper and William A. Johnson wed at the First Presbyterian manse and plan a Jamestown Exposition trip before settling with her parents. Johnson works in nearby phosphate industries.
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V- Pippen
Savannah
New York
William Pirpen
0 H. Foster and Daughters
Columbia
Geo. E. Cater
Childen
Auriéton
James Ph Willams
San Francisco
A. J. Nichols
von, Norton
Columbus
A. C. Tonbridge
Fast Orange
N. Y
Irene and
Jorolyne Willams
Mise May Riley
Gladsden
Ala
Mise Octavine Long
Eugene Long
Webster Home
West End
Jas
Master Humes
Frappe
Ethel Barrow
D. N. Draper
Julia Harris
W. E. B. Harris
Vauxhall
Johoson
Spring Hill
Nashville
Local Notices from Mt Pleasant Area Include Purchases and Visits
Mesdames Raymond and Clifford Adkisson visit relatives at Big Byville. John Gregg buys a Cullooka lot from Sam Mayberry for 450 dollars. W A Kittrell buys 142 acres in the Seventh district for 14200 dollars at 100 per acre. Trench labor wanted in Louisville at 1.75 per day for 10 hours. Abadie Company posting in Tyler Building Louisville. Mrs Florence Denham and party leave for Alameda California for the winter. Gran P Pratt sells Bally Hill mercantile to Crowe and Crutcher. possession September 1. M E Gabard returns from Woodburn with Southdown stock. Milas Georgie Handa of Nashville visits Miss Ligaie McNeal at Godwin. Walter H Estes seeks C M A scholarship with Mc Kennon Anderson Foster. Miss Jennie Akin of Thompson Station visits Mrs Will Burnett at Ridley. Milas Louise Leftwich of Memphis visits Aunt Mrs Geo Cooper. R J Peebles and son of Boyle Miss visit Mt Pleasant. For sale two houses and lots on Cemetery avenue. Mrs Nettie M Browne seeking buyers. Mrs M B Young and son Melvin visit J T Howington of Nashville. Aveh buys Mt Pleasant lot from W D Cooper to start a residence. Miss Lallie Pitzgerald returns from Sandunt after visiting Miss Linnie McNeal at Godwin.
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Mesdames Raymond
Clifford Adkisson
Bigbyville
John Gregg
Sam Mayberry
Cullooka
W. A. Kittrell
A.M. Pennington
Louisville
Kentucky
EB. H. Abadie Company
Tyler Building
Florence Denham
Ildridge
Keith
Glendale
Alameda
Cal
Gran P. Pratt
Bally Hill
J. A. Crowe
W. H. Crutcher
M. E. Gabard
Woodburn
Milas Georgie “Handa
Nashville
Ligaie McNeal
Godwin
Howara ‘Wates
Sam
Local News Briefs Highlight Property Purchase and Community Notes
Mr Frank Felkner buying a South Main lot for 31200 to build a new home. Franklin Parks seeks support for C M A candidacy while shopping at McKennon Anderson Fos ters. L N R R engineers move from Atheneum to Lynnville for a month. Leslie Simms leaves Herald for Hatfiesburg Daily Progress. A fishing trip, a wound in a clash over a woman, and pasture notices appear alongside ads for meat, produce, and Kentuck Southdown bucks. Included: Annapolis exam for Bertram Dedman, and local legal and business notices.
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Frank Felkner
T. E. Lipscomb
South Main Street
Fim
Callender & CO
Franklin Parks
J. C. Parks
McKennon, Anderson & Foster
Bix
McKennon, Anderson & Fosters
The
Athenaeum
Lynnville
Messia
T. C. Petri
Frank Swannburg
Allen Walker
Joe Bailey
Womwin Walker
Bell
J.T. Akin
Bertram Dedman
Annapolis
Palace Meat Market
Ienue
H. FP. Parlss
Fariis
Herald Office
Parise
M. EB
Gabard
Bell Phone
Ed Orr
Virginia Carolina Chemical Co
Love Webb
Thos. Whitley
Nashville
State
Frank Mayes
Horace Rainey
Buchanan & Abbott
South Main
Emma Godwin
Rae
Noatville
Walter Fraser
Dot
P.graham
State Teachers’ Institute
Lawrenceburg
A. J. Nichols
Will
Jim Hendricks
Tiny Porter
H.l Spain
Tom Williams
Arter Whittaker
Deaths and funeral notices from local Columbia paper
Death notices from Knob Creek and nearby areas report the passing of Mr. Thomas Dodson a respected citizen with funeral conducted by Rev Ussery at Lock Ridge and interment nearby A C P Nicholson Jr aged 25 months died at home on Pulaski pike his funeral held at residence with Rev J W Cherry and Dr T A Wharton burial at Rose Hill Richard M Kinnard 30 formerly with Maury Dry Goods Co funeral at J W Kinnard home Rev Robert Whittaker burial at family graveyard Jordan M Hunter brother in law of Mrs Sima Latta died in Dallas a Confederate veteran family ties persist in the county plus notes on Mr Munter and extended relatives in the community.
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Thomas Dodson
Knob Creek
Lockridge’s
W. T. Ussery
A. C. P. Nicholson
A. O. P. Nicholson, Jr
Pulaski Pike
Eorfow
J. W. Cherry
T. A. Wharton
Rose Hill
Richard M. Kinnata
J. W. Kinnard
Robert Whittaker
Maury Dry Goods Co
Columbia
Jordan M. Munter
Sima Latta
Jordan M. Hunter
Dallas
Texas
Hunter
Co. E. Flist Tenn. Cavalry
Latta
James “Hunter
Stonewall Everett
Atlanta
Lena Murphy
Nashville
George Fergueson
Maury County
WCTU Meeting Plans Sept Dinner At Secured House
At a WCTU meeting it was decided that the ladies will serve dinner on the first Monday in September if a suitable house can be secured. The Cumberland Presbyterian prayer meeting meets Tuesday at 3 30 PM and the Pastor's Aid Society of the First P Church meets Tuesday at 4 PM at the church. Life reference John 6 37.
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Ladies’ Prayer Meeting
Main Street
Cumberland Presbyterian Church
the Pastor's Aid Society of the First
Farmers seek crop buyers at CALLENDER & CO
Farmers seek buyers for their harvest and offer to sell at the highest price. They invite readers to visit CALLENDER & CO to negotiate and receive top payment for their crops.
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Callender & CO
New Trial Granted in Manslaughter Case at Century Mines
Circuit Court heard Henry Strong’s appeal after his involuntary manslaughter conviction for the Century phosphate mines killing of a colored man, with Judge Holding ruling the punishment too severe and granting a new trial. Bond set at 500. Also, Thomas Whitley re convicted of bigamy, sentenced to three years. Grand Jury inspects Poor House as bed bugs rumor persists at the courthouse. Several liquor sale cases tied to Century Phosphate Co. mines conclude in guilty verdicts for Reagan and Wesley John plus Wesley Wesley. new trials planned. Frank Mayes convicted of arson for setting a rival’s home alight in East Columbia. others verdicts and judgments noted.
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Henry Strong
Rafe Dodson
Century Phosphate
Thomas Whitley
Whitley
Country
Nashville
Court House
Felix Woods
John Wesley Witherspoon
George Reagan
Century Phosphate Co
Johin Wesley Witherspoon
Wesley John Witherspoon
John Wesley
Wesley John
Reagan
Century J
Chicago
TheLaw and Order League of Columbia
Messrs
C. P. Hatcher
James A. Smiser
W. ©. Whitthorne
John Garner
H. P. Figuers
Holding
Century
Columbia
Annole Williams
L. & N. Railroad
Jana
Bia "McEwen
BrieMt
Frank Mayes
Frank
East Columbia
W. J. Beasley
T. B. Alderson
Wil Wagatai Va
Dame Joes
Buggies arrive as B A Satterfield & Co advertises
Local dealer B A Satterfield & Co promotes constant new stock of buggies with competitive pricing inviting readers to visit and compare offerings. VitaewOt appears as a stray fragment.
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B. A. Satterfield & Co
VitaewOt
Program of Fifth Sunday Meeting at Calvary Baptist
Calvary Baptist Church three miles west of Spring Hill Tennessee hosts a two day event Friday June 28 with a series of sermons sermons on doctrinal preaching deacons church ordinances and church membership led by J B Hight W E B Walker J W Ray P Fitzgerald John Redding B McNatt D B Darteh and Joshua Delk among others Also includes Sunday June 30 services including Sunday School mass meeting and temperance rally with transportation arranged through Ewell Station.
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Calvary Baptist Church
Spring Hill, Tenn
W. Eb, Walker
W.T. Ussery
J. W. Ray
J. Fe, Hight, JR. Perkingon
W. BE. Walker
J. EB. Ussery
P. Pitzgerald
John H. Redding
B. McNatt
Joshua Delk
J. B. Hight
Maury County Boys Win Degrees at Vanderbilt
Among Vanderbilt graduates this year are Maury County natives Lexie Abner Ragsdale and two law graduates Lloyd Holmes Burns and George Taylor Hughes Jr. Ragsdale earned a Bachelor of Arts and Phi Beta Kappa honors for an average of 86 or higher. Burns and Hughes earned Bachelor of Laws, with Burns also holding a BA from the Academic Department.
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Vanderbilt University
Maury
George Taylor Hughes, Jr
Carmack Debating Club Formed in Nashville
The Chattanooga News reports a Carmack debating club organized in Nashville. The article notes a plan to honor Carmack, with discussions about naming a male culture group after him.
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Carmack
Nashville
Gewator -Carmack
Chattanooga News
Office at Columbia to Open Following Washington Orders
Washington orders direct Col Kibourne of the Nashville recruiting station to open a Columbia branch at an early date. Corporal L N Crawford will head the new office, having recently set up a permanent unit at Murfreesboro.
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Washington
Col. Kibourne
Nashville
Columbia
L. N. Crawford
Murfreesboro
Former Chancellor Payne Dies at Ann Harbor
Newsman reports the death of Dr. W. H. Payne formerly Chancellor of the University of Nashville and president of Peabody College. He resigned in 1901 to join the University of Michigan as a chair, succeeded by ex Gov. James D. Porter. Born in Farmington, N. J., in 1838.
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Nashville. Tenn
Ann Arbor
Mich
W. H. Payne
University of Nashville
ePabody College of
Thin City
University of Michigan
James D. Porter
Payne
Farmington
Senator Carmack to Speak in Kentucky Card
Morganfield Ky June 19 United States Senator B W Carmack from Tennessee will address the community next Saturday night under the auspices of the M C A a local mention in this Iowa style notice
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Senator Garmage
Kentucky
Morganfield
United States
B. W. Carmack
Tennessee
Alices
M.C. A
Real Estate Transfers Catalog A B C D
A list of property transfers records various buyers and sellers across districts with prices from 25 to 1900 dollars. Names include A Gross Lentz Choate Jones and many others detailing lots acres and districts across Columbia Williamsport Mt Pleasant and other local areas.
The Dog Tax Law Enacted by the General Assembly
The state dog tax law becomes effective on July 1. It imposes a $3 annual tax on female dogs and directs the remainder after clerk’s fees to the state school fund. The measure aims to reduce the number of worthless canines and encourage owners to cherish their pets.
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General Assembly
Springfeld Herald
Now She's Mad A Bedford County Woman Refuses Advice
A Bedford county woman reportedly sent a dollar to an advertiser promising tips to shed excess fat. The reply urged her to sell it to the soap man, Bonacill Cardew, and noted the writer’s temper in a Pettaye Observer report.
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Bedford County
Bonaclll Cardew
Payette
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Maxwell House
Wuitieyfe Itt
P. Nicholson
Richard M. Kinnard
HG Roskind
OPTI
MT. Pleasant
Circuit Court
Bc L Ry
Bubs
Lissis Travis
Cather Benderman
Ada Hill
J. BE
D. B. Darteh
J. G. Sprousey
J. W. Patton
Harvey
Hull
R. K. Dawson
J. P. Brown
Tow
John Hazlewood
Maury County Boys
Turner & Johnson
United States Army
Ann Harbor
A. Gross
Sarah Pillow
L. 8. Lentz
Salmon & Tarner
Elizabeth Choate
G. W. Stallings
Willamsport
FH. Smith
Sam Estes
Sth
J.T. Moore
R. H. Jackson
J. A. Smiser
Eli Jones
J. J. Wilson
W. B. Baklantani
W. D. Cooper
U. P. Shackleford
R. B. Cooper
Robert Cooper
Marion Wright
ML. Pheasant
J. J. McKee
Ab Palmer
Katherine Cox
Mary Hainsett
Lang
J. A. Alsup
Alsup
Itrd
R. L. Hayes
Jland
Elbert Kindle
J.T. Upshaw
Fannie Jones
Alex A. Armstrong
Henry
Matthews
M. B. Fariss
J. Akin
J. M. Hunter
S. J. Mankin
E. M. Kindle
A. Williams
Overton
H. T. Sellers
Wolfe Alexander
Fleming
J.T. Fitzgeeralg
A. N. Doyle
A. Hughes
Gee
T. Nevils
J. Flem Thomas
L. W. Lovell
R. J. Peebles
Joe Jones
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