Marryings Highlight Privet on Prom Page Four
Miss Mary Wright and Mr William Cotham wed at Priveton Memorial church at 4 20 PM in green and white decor. An intimate reception followed. couple to reside in Dixon Green after a stay in St Louis. Also, Miss Jennie Barnett Green and Mr Henry Walker Diveon married at St Ann's Episcopal church with a modest ceremony and reception.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Steen
Messrs
Leslie Wright
Clifford Adkisson
Ira Brown
Frank
Kate Wright
Frank Scott
John T. Wright
Cotham
James Bros
Dixon Green
Jennie Barnett Green
Henry Walker
St. Ann's Episcopal Church
Marvin McFerrin
Mendelasohn
Beatrice Cockle
Chas, Cockle
Phillip McNish
Hugh McNish
Dixon
Mt. Pleasant
James K. Polk
Wheat and Burt Oats Wanted Nationwide Ad
Columbia Mill and Elevator Co seeks wheat and Burt oats in any quantity at any station with sacks furnished on favorable terms. Elevator storage offered free. After a heavy meal, take two Dean's Regulets for easy regular passages of the bowels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia Mill & Elevator CO
Dean
Miss Maud Long's Will Probated in Mt Pleasant
The will of Miss Maud Long of Mt Pleasant has been admitted to probate. Though no written will existed, relatives signed a late wishes document after her death. Bequests include 1800 to brothers Bethell and Lemuel Long, with remainder divided among Lem Long Bethel Long Annie Long Orr Jerome Pillow Long and Laurie Orr Morris Annie Foster Orr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Maud Long
Mt. Pleasant
Miss Long
Bethell Long
Lemuel Long
Lem Long
Bethel
Murder Follows Election Fight in Lebanon Tenn
Special to The Herald from Lebanon Tennessee reports Capt Ellis Harper a well known leader in the state section was shot and killed by Wm Sulit a marketer. Sulit fired three shots with the third killing Harper instantly linked to a political feud over a vilifying communication in a recent American issue. Harper, a noted Confederate scout in the Civil War, had followers of the Carmack cause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herald
Lebanon
Tenn
Ellis Harper
Sulit
Sult
Harper
Salt
Carmack Men Wear Badges To Polls Campaign Message
A call urges Carmack County voters to wear badges or red ribbons at the polls on election day to show support. The notice stresses wearing the insignia in town and county to help the cause.
Sudden Death of Well Known Negro Man Mason Moore
Mason Moore a well regarded colored man from near town died suddenly Monday afternoon from heart failure while returning home after picking blackberries with two companions. He collapsed about a mile from his home and died before aid arrived.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mason Moore
Moore
Deaths at GreenWall and Theta area interred in local services
Fragmented obituary notices report the deaths of Mrs. Hash Purcythe near Theta and Mrs. Tom Sparkman in GreenWall and Boston Williamson, with interment and funeral services conducted locally. Additional obituary notes Mr. J O Scotten, longtime Columbia city carrier, died after several weeks illness. funeral at Christian church and interment at Hose Hill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hash Purcythe
Parvote
GreenWall Cemetery
Tom Sparkman
Theta
Boston
Williamson County
Hitler Morton
J. O. Scotten
North Garden Street
The
Christian Church
W. T. Boaz
Hose Hill
Scotfed
Noble Blair
Columbia
Columbia Post
Will Cure Consumption Claim by A A Herren Finch Aric
An advertisement letter from GRO S ALCORN echoes A A Herren Finch Aric urging Foley's Honey and Tar as the best cough and lung remedy. The note asserts it cured consumption in early stages and asks readers to share unsatisfied experiences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. A. Herren
Finch
Aric
Foley
GRO. S. Alcorn
Local Notables Suffer Illnesses And Recoveries
The item lists Wood Lockridge returning to Woo dridge's drug store after illness, Ross Burns admitted to the alcblat, Mrs Pitts Roberts with typhoid fever, Mrs P Fraser critically ill at North Garden street home, Mrs Lee Kannon of Glendale also with typhoid fever but not improving as hoped, and Prof J A Bostick of Mt Pleasant ill for several days but showing some improvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wood Lockridge
Woodridge
Ross Burns
Saxophones Sold by Callenter & Co Prices Liked
Callenter and Co. advertise ongoing sales of saxophones with continually turning inventory and competitive prices. The terse promotional copy notes demand and affordability, urging customers to shop now while supplies last.
Grand Jury Returns Multiple True Bills Including Murder and Forgery
The Grand Jury's final report lists one indictment for forgery, one for first degree murder, two for assault with intent to commit murder, and twenty-five for gaming and liquor offenses without license, along with other misdemeanors. Earlier reports brought the total indictments in this session to about fifty.
Choice Fruits Descriptions and Plant Prices Offered
R A Wilkes of Cullooka Tennessee advertises description price lists for fruit trees vines and plants. The notice invites readers to send their name for information and ordering options.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. A. Wilkes
Cullooka, Tenn
Woman Passes Century Mark at 100
Miss Bessie Fly attended her grandmother Mrs. Annie Hudson’s 100th birthday in Centreville. The centenarian has all her natural teeth, no glasses, long reading ability, and a history of healthful living. She recalls surviving a burning ship incident, and being cast overboard, then rescued by a lifeboat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bessie Fly
Centreville
Annie Hudson
England
Columbia Beats Rockdale in Baseball Showdown
The Columbia baseball team defeated Rockdale 194 at Rockdale Monday afternoon. Columbia dominated at all positions with strong hitting from Brown Staene and Wilaford and solid defense throughout the game. The Lions led nine to their credit as they controlled the pace and execution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia
Rockdale
Rockdale Kiddies
Clursey
Columbia Bove
Various Maury County notices and local updates mix of names
A jumble of short items notes deaths, moved residents, and community happenings from Columbia touching Gem Potatoes athletic connections and historical society gifts. It mentions A E Clement son of J E Clement, an upcoming partial solar eclipse, a new frame for a Carmack portrait, a brown mare mule sighting, and a July 16 picnic by Columbia Lodge of Elks with a special train.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Murt
Lancaster
Mary Carpenter
Columbia
Mies Carpenter
A. E. Clement
Georgia
Was & Son
J. E. Clement
Sixth Street
Pete Chumbley
Carmack
Ninth Street
Senator Carmack
Chimley
Bear Crees Pike
Ridge
Match
Tenn
R.R
Charlotte Huxahes
West Beventh Street
James Shiells
James Sloan
Columbia Military Academy
P. Garber
Maury
Duke Biddle
Jim Jackson
W. H. O'Brien
Miss Julia Holcomb Will Probated in County Court
The will of the late Miss Julia Holcomb was admitted to probate in the County Court. R H Guest appointed administrator. Real estate including two houses and a lot in the second ward left to sisters Mrs Susie Moaye of Nashville and Miss Josie Brooks for their lives and then divided among her brothers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julia Holcomb
R. H. Guest
Susie Moaye
Nashville
Josie Brooks
A Lesson in Health From Kidney Cure Ad
A Victorian health notice touts Fo ley's Kidney Cure as strengthening the whole system and curing kidney and bladder disease. The advertisement claims healthy kidneys filter impurities and warns health depends on kidney function.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foley
Marriage Licenses Passed In Quiet Ceremony Scene
D Johnson to Mary Holden and T Harmon to Mise Georgia Cur ley pair among licenses listed. Also Gray to Eva Reams Hackney and Cotham to Mary Wright appear. The fragment mentions Dean's Ointment as a remedy for skin eruptions with a price of fifty cents at drug stores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. Johnson
Mary Holden
T. J. Harmon
Georgia Cur+ley
M. H. Gray
Eva Reams Hackney
Will H. Cotham
Mary H. Wright
Dean
Potatoes Weigh Over Pounds Each At Hampshire Farm
Farmers report enormous white potatoes grown on the Hampshire Road by J Henry Hanvon and H O Fulton. One specimen weighed over fourteen pounds with a half ounce, demonstrating potential for high yields and pride in local agriculture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Henry Hanvon
Hampshire Road
Fulton
Erie
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Ebb Ware
Mee
GW. Pall
E G. Allen
Frankiln
Aene Phillipe
Mary Jithe
Edmond Hughes
Sarah Hughes
Arch Hughes
Maury County
Neice
Mary, Hine
Rosa Barnett
Ahe
South
Margaret Bicknell
H. ©. Fulton
Miss Fletcher
W. H. Wilson
Addie Ratney
McGaw
Joe Brownlow
Frank Lander
B. M. Renick
Paris
Meade Frierson
Marty Lovan
Brownlow
Music Room
Bessie Arnold
Hallie Pry
Eugeni: McLemore
Marie Brownlow
Lee
Ernest McLemore
Frank Everett
Robt
Cullooka
Miss Little Tomlinson
John F. Withers
Kingman
Arizona
Brownlie Tomlinson
Zora Moore
Neeley Abernathy
Webb Turner
Brownie Tomlinson
Lite
Mies
Annie Brown Friernan
Crows Bridges
Cornelia Brown
Wits Beryl
Mary Minter Ratner
Sheen Wed
Hutton
Mim
J. J. Mitton
E. H. Hatener
Margaret Frierson
Rodgers
New Orleans
Annie Evans
William Greenlaw
Skeen
J. J. Hutton
Greenlaw
Century Cay
Bohemian Club
Beulah
Sarah Robinson
Spring Hill
Christopher and
Wood
Murfreesboro
Parham
Franklin
Robert McKinney
Mexsdames Hutton, Hatcher, New and McLemore
S. G. Dannington
Miss Horner
Just
Ferndell Queen
Ferndell Montella Olives
Ferndell
Meyers Saratom
W. G. Harlan
the Clean Store
Turner & Johnson
Caine Acanaiaeaa Ie i Rare
West
Ashton Mills
J. B. Ashton
Patterson
Igarbecue
South Side Park
Columbia, Tenn
Var LY
Automobile Tagen
Bates Man
Callenter & Co
Scoporel
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