Personal News and Social Visits Across Columbia
A long list of visitors and residents in Columbia and nearby towns. Flo Fleming Te at Primms. Miss Nona Wileford visiting Mo. Fannie May Tucker in Nashville. Dr T J Mundore left for Primm. Various moves include Miss Leath at Hampatire. Mrs. Cook in Theta. Miss Bettie Gray in Santa Fe. Miss Tasie Holt visiting in Texas. and many others visiting relatives, returning from trips, or spending time with friends in Columbia, Ashwood, Williamson and surrounding counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fannie May Tucker
Nashville
T. J. Mundore
J. H. Carpenter
Nor Wileford
MeCa
W. J. Rowell
Williamsport
Charlie Gamble
St. Louie
Andrew Date
S. B. Hawes
Ashwood
Jeéasie Bostick
Mt. Pleasant
Edmond Hughes
Misael Annie
Lillie Kiozer
Water Valley
Robert Simms
Cail
Banta Fe
Marion Johns
Leona Beroneen
Park
Newt Jones
Mra
J. O. Cummins
Ki. Joned
Ivoine
City
Mary Smith
Lynnville
Jacobs
Mt. Pleasant Pike
J. H. Woodard
Ilinois
Houlah Johnson
Terrell
Texas
Local visitors and travelers gather in Kentucky town
A string of guests arrives for summer at the institute and nearby homes. Notables from Louisville and Nashville visit relatives, attend services, and plan short trips to Indiana and other states. Local educators and residents join in revivals and social gatherings as Misses Lipscouch depart for Betesville to visit an aunt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toke Wate
Ge “Tesidawenen
Institute
J. M. Mayes
Lick Creek
J. A. Bostick
W. D Bernyborn
James E
Pieasant Nace
Teachers’ Institute
Local notes and social items from Ashwood and nearby towns
An assortment of brief items from the area including health recoveries and visits, a St John’s Day celebration at the Mascult lodge, progress on wheat and flour milling, a will registration for John Wird of Ashwood, and local travel for fishing. Also mentions a Cumberland Presbyterian Sunday school picnic and social visits among residents, plus warnings about safety and a note on new wheat deliveries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moward, Jr
St. John's
Hannan Harria
M. H. Lazarus
Moers
Qukes & Nichols
Haneverk
Auburn
Lod
Cumberland Presbyterian
J. T. Abin
Woods
Kate Shiels
Mise
Julia Anangar
Fayerweriiie
Ashtuen
Jobn Wird
Ashwood
T. E. Lipscomb
Thomas
Tom R. Petri
Alex Titleboum
Beory Loremas
Nashville
Local Notices Mention Visits and Fertilizer Plans
Numerous community items recount travelers visiting Murfreesboro and Nashville friends, a Tennessee School for the Blind recruiter, a planned fertilizer factory in Birmingham, fishing party gatherings, and a Savannah press association tour. Also notes a First Methodist Church lecture by Dr McFerrin on Eternal Punishment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. F. Brown
Lowell Mill
Messia
Ben Thomas
Jim Hickman
John Barrow
Henry Link
Webb Ridley
John Jackson
Col
Arch Hughes
Heraldie
Savannah
Frankie Lipscomb
E Lipscomb
Tennessee Press Association
South
Dr. McFerrin
First Methodist Church
Disgracing This Uniform and Local Visits Highlight Region
A man named Phalon faces charges for disgracing his uniform after getting drunk and sleeping beside a road. Mrs Lizzie Gardner returns home from Nashville accompanied by Mrs Awms and her young daughter Miss Francis for a few days. Capt J H B Fanweil travels to Farmington to address Marshall County Masons for St Johns Day and plans a Fourth of July speech at Elmont Springs Alabama. Mrs Janie May Nichols on and her daughter visit Luxora relatives while Nichols writes for the Herald under the pen name Rippling Waves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fayetteville
Irene Cheare
Spring Hill
County Teachers Association
Flora Harlin
Cross Bridges
Columbia
Joseph W. Byrnes
Nashville
John Woodard
Ashwood
J. B. Dinsing
Min Hattiemore
Giles County
Minses Floy
Mamie Adkisson
Andrews
Gus Watson
Nettie Ruttle
Boston
Centreville
Eva Love Hayes
Riverside
John Fariee
Ea Edna
Linnie
D. Lander
Frank
Alabama
Liugene Everett
Huntaville
Ala
A. J. Sellars
Tennessee Nashville
A. P. Morgan
RG. Sparrow
Mr. Hurt
Alex Morgan
Bessie Padgett
Kentucky
Wil
Washington
John Carpenter
Edwin
Shephard Stradwick
Howard
Birmingham
Phalon
Lizzie Gardner
John, Adams
Awms
Francis
J. H B. Fanweil
Farmington
Marshall County
Marshall Couty
St. John's Day
Capt
Fraanell Will
Elmont Springs
Janie May Nicbylson
Luxora
Ark
Mra. Nicholson
W. H. Davis
The
Herald
Clifton Flour Promises Superior Bread and Pastry Quality
Advertises Clifton flour highlighting its superior performance for bread cake and pastry. Claims neighbors and home enthusiasts will praise it and prefer Clifton flour for baking.
South Columbia News Notes Numerous Local Family Visits
Ida Mooney suffers scarlet fever while local families and visitors circulate through the area. Eugene Guest and daughter May visit relatives, returning to Nashville. Mrs. Jackson, Mangrum, Bauguss, Grimes, Hunter, Voes, and others meander among local contacts. Church meeting crowds, illness reports, and a Dean's Ointment advertisement conclude the item.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ida
Mooney
Eugene Guest
May
Hey
Nashville
John Jackson
Mangrum
Bauguss
Jamea Grimes
Msing Hie
Louise Hunter Ie
Inez Voes
Hampshire Pike
Blankenchip
W. A. Holtz
Anon
J. Paul Smgden
Franklin
Hitler George Klingman
Fred Owen
Charles Hurd
Mary Hart
Joule Booker
Wedding News From Columbia Maury County
Wedding notices detail several local marriages including Miss Ladia Voss and Mr. Walter Griffin in Bothell House parlors, Miss Ida Adkisson and Mr. A E Fitzgerald at No 31 South Garden street, Miss Tennie McKennon and Robert Cole at the bride's home, and Mr Charley Redman and Mrs Lockridge with their extended East tour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Griffin- Voss
Ladia Voss
Columbia
Walter Griffin
Mt. Pleasant
Bothell House
W. B. Capers
Griffin
Voss
William Voss
Ida Adkisson
Ina City
A. E. Fitzgerald
Carter's Creek
South Garden Street
Paul Slayden
Adkisson
John Adkisson
Mr. Fitzgerald
Tennie McKennon
Robert Cole
J. T. McKennon
South Columbia
J. A. Malloy
Florence McKennon
Joe Hives
Wilburn McKennon
Rachel
Charley Redman
A. Lockridge
Thompson's Station
Columbia Lodge
Foy
Clifford Adkisson
Colin Pender
Greenwood
Finn
Gospel Meetings At South Columbia Tent Attract Many
Religious notes report strong interest in the gospel motion at a South Columbia tent with attendees invited to six more sessions at 10 a.m. and 8 p.m. daily, highlighting ongoing revival efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Columbia
Little Miss Jessie Dotterir Hosts Garden Party
Society notes record a Tuesday afternoon gathering at West Sixth Street with about twenty young girls. A peanut hunt crowned Annie Rainey as winner of the most nuts, earning a brooch pin. a subsequent donkey party awarded Mattie Williamson a prize. Refreshments followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jessie Dotterir
West Sixth Street
Annie Rainey
Misa Mattie Williamson
Clifton flour touted as the best wholesome bread ingredient
Good Everywhere Used. Bravford's Clifton guaranteed by the maker to be the best flour in the market. It is carefully malted from sound wheat for pure nutritious bread, also adapted for cake pastry read biscuits. The ad promotes Clifton as an all round four suitable for multiple foods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clifton
Bravford
Clieton
Shooting Tournament Near Spring Hill Advancing
The Ewell Gon Club at Spring Hall announced the programme for a shooting tournament on September 4. Seven events will offer handsome prizes and various wins. Distinct targets will range from 10 to 25 yards with a loving cup awarded to the team with the highest total score. Shells sold on site and a two cent per target fee applies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ewell Gon Club
Spring Hall
Warney
St 4
Meee
Columbia Shut-out Draws Near Five-Nothing Win
A terse scoreline shows Columbia blanking an opponent 5 to 0 on Wednesday. The game featured strong pitching and decisive defense, securing a decisive shutout in a concise contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia Wee
Pivernces
Ermiies
Ane Bi
They! Shore
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Jim
Watkins, Harlan & Evans
Flo Fleming
Primms
James Craig
Williamaport
Sykes Orman
Orman
Metropolia
Til
Ab Allisson
Memphis
Ben Maul Larrabee
Mad Clere
Mies Hattie Hankine
Fred Kobey
Kelet Hatcher
Charlie Hatcher
Louie Forst
Beawemer
D. Lazarus
R. ©. Jackson
Mt. Peasant
Adkisson Brothers
Emmie Harlan
Callie Craig
Sanie
Mary Ward
Crows
Ji. S Miller
Landreth
Adams & Martin
Major KE
Stahlman
Major Stahlman
Col. Stahlman
M. E. Williamson
South Columbia News
Dean
Chaffln Bros
Roc
Jacquard
Werth
Oxfords
Pal
Oxford
B. Misson
Chinron
Stein- Block
Atourstore
Coly McKennon
Redman-Lockridge
Hugh Lawson White
Miases Harditon
Mukay
White
Teft-Thomas
Virginia Grant Thomas
Thomas Burse Teltt
Clarkeville
E. G
Will Grant
Jas. D. Thomas
Religious News
Edgar Latta
Isabel
Theo Vaughn
Redmen
Court House
Mru J. le Hutton
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