Personal notices from Columbia and surrounding towns
Mine Nendo White of Nashville is in the city Miss Mollie Mace visits Zion Dr W J Stockard of Napier in town Daimwood of Nashville visits John Wilson of Lynnville as a city guest J B Garner of Lawrenceburg here Monday Late Miss Sarah Samuels with Nashville kin Miss Blanch Scott bound for Texas Lily Warfield returns from Ferevale Springs Addie Sims Bennett to spend summer at Pulaski Susie Jameson visits Miss Annie Lon McKay Lillian Smith returns from Nashville families many more local social visits and travel notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mine Nendo White
Nashville
Mollie Mace
Zion
W. J. Stockard
Napier
Momiday
Eugene Patton
Santa Fe
Teachers Institute
Wooren
Shoal Creek
W. R. Fowler
Lewisburg
Ida Hamilton
Emma Jones
Bon Rodgers
Florence
Alabama
M. B. Willimason
James Cralg
Williampsort
Emmie Harlan
Mable McAfea
Dick Smith
Ala
Janie Alexander King
Mra_ McClure
Sam Hayes
Riverside
W. Witherp
Mina Lena B. Smith
Will Erwin
Phillippines
Mia Davis
Athena
Lila Coleman
Francis Adama
Gartner
Susie
Alberta Petty
Fannie Houser
Col. d. WF
Hughes
Topeka
Kansas
West End
Willie Biddle
Douglas Robinson
Mr. Pleasant
Tra Brown
Beaver Dam
James Butler
Summertown
EB. A. Cox
Jonesboro
Ark
Mas
Mes
W. J. Whitthorne
Frank J. Gustine
New Orleans
Columbia
Baker Adams
Henry Cotterer
Atlanta
Charleston
Ellen McLemore
Spring Hill
Ernest McLemore
Sixth Street
R. B. Jones
Birmingham
Misa Louise McClellan
Nona Terrell
Leona Hardison
Carter's Creek
H. L
Ferry Nabb
Garnelian Ones
Lillian Stephenr
Ethel Hatcher
Olivia Barrow
Ailey
Mra. Riley
Texas
Mr. Farris
Cathers Creek
Telegram Report From Farmer Scene Near Tea Shore
A telegram from Mr. Brees Boyd notes a Saturday warming and describes a farmer with Jim in a cottage on the tea shore. A few bears were observed running from New York City. The Doctor approved a favorable plan and will depart this week.
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Der
Ro Holding
Brees Boyd
Jim
New York City
Doctor of Cool
Dale Bros Seek Wheat and Oats Facilities
Dale Bros pursue expansion of grain storage and processing facilities to handle wheat and oats. Local council reviews proposals for new silos and loading docks, with potential environmental and traffic considerations.
Around Town Highlights Local Happenings and Trades
Miss Libby Wood recovers after illness as Miss Lena Latta visits the city. Mrs Birdie Latta returns from Latta visit. Local dealers pay 72 cents for wheat for this week. Mr J H Carpenter confined at home with fever threat. Officer Hooten shot and killed a supposed toad dog on East Seventh street. Mrs Jean Gray returns to Sumner after visit to Mrs Rebecca McLennre. Mrs A P Figuers improves though still confined to house. Dr W K Sheddan's gray mare ran spectacularly down West Seventh Street. The day KY was badly damaged. Columbia beats Franklin 7 to 6 at South Side Park in baseball. Mr J B Boram at Metropolis. Hurt in a Cole Bros office depleted by sickness. Boram transfers to help out, absent several weeks. For sale a corner lot frontage 100 feet at 11 South High with store on corner and warehouse back lot fronting 150 feet on Lith street, cheap for cash. Jackson College trustees reelect Maj W J Whit and other officers.
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Libby Wood
Dale Broad
Wantada
Lena Latta
Birdie Mai Latta
Latta
J. H. Carpenter
Franklin
Columbia
J. B Boram
Metropolis
Hurt
Cole Bros
Boram
South High Street
Moe
Jackson College
Masonic Hall
Maj. W. J. Whit
Unclear Text on Industrial Support in Columbia
Fragmentary report mentions Lenin era economics and home industry in Columbia. References to patrons of local laundry work and nominal prices suggest a discussion of workers, production, and community enterprise, though specifics are obscured by garbled OCR.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lenin
Columbia
Wheat Sacks and Storage Prices Noted by Elevator Firm
A terse notice from Cotes Mie & Everson Co states wheat sacks and storage details with low pricing. Call neon either pions for more information.
Beech River Phosphate Company Formed in Nashville
NEW PHOSPHATE CO. Nashville, June 26 details of a new phosphate company to be chartered soon with 150000 capital. Beech River Phosphate Company will own about 4000 acres in Decatur County Tennessee and begin mining immediately aided by the Tennessee Midland Railroad. Incorporators include T S Hughes L A Burke John A Pitt EK M Dudley and John M Gray Jr. A commissary will operate with several thousand dollars in shipments. Operations start at once with work force to expand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nashville
Beech River Phosphate Company
T. 5
Hughes
L. A. Burke
John A. Pitt
M. Dudley
John M. Gray
Csurature
Decatur County
Tenn
Tennessee Midland Rathom
Ron
Pitts
Maury County
Pumps and Pumps Supplies at Barre Reibiey & Dobson
Barre Reibiey & Dobson advertises Myers force and lift pumps elevator pumps and tanks for stock ates stock tanks and related equipment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myers
Barre Reibiey & Dobson
Local notices mix with religious and society updates
President Dr W A Fimith and Secretary J F Wiley named in a meeting notice while a fire on East Hill caused minimal damage. Health updates include Estelle Bry improving and Mrs Wilkins still ill. Colampia to be home for De J B Pickard with Harlan Crosthwait offices. Miss Luzelle Hodge leads Junior Circle of the King’s Daughters. Local carrier Willie Moore injured but not seriously. Lieut E A Dean new Arsenal surgeon and Centerville boyhood ties noted. Lawyer J S McKnight lauded for maiden murder defense speech. Religious news covers Bishop Gailor planned visits and Methodist services with praise songs. Alexander Circuit church services and a lecture by Abe, Cumberland University student, at Pleasant Mount Cumberland Presbyterian Church near Glendale.
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W. A. Fimith
J. FL Wiley
Bob Wirsing
East Hill
Estelle Bry
Wilkins
de J. B. Pickard
Summertown
Colampia
Harlan & Crosthwait
Alice Butler
the Athenium
The
King's Daughters
Luzelle Hodge
Valentino
J. A. Sloan & Co
Willie Moore
Wooten Moore
Herald
E. A. Dean
Arsenal
Tennessean
Centerville
Dean
A. Bawards
Columbia
Bon Aqua Springs
McKnight
Hopkins & McKnight
John
Will
Geor Stephenson
Maury Laundry Co
W. Ed Voss
Wheat Sacks and Storage Offer
Wheat sacks and storage available at low rates. We will buy your wheat at best market prices. Elevator storage rates are very low. Contact 21 Corvanta Mint and Elevator Co by phone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corvanta Mint & Evevator Co
Men of Co K Drill for Public Crowds on Tuesday
Company K of the Brad Infantry gave a fine drill Tuesday afternoon under the officer’s command and bugler calls. A sizable crowd, including many ladies, watched the maneuvers with interest.
Social gatherings and dances in Bear Creek area noted
A long list of names details a merry Friday night ride to Beechland for a birthday party and moonlight picnic. Numerous young ladies and several elders attended lawn fetes, card parties, and birthday celebrations with cake, punch, and games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lola Warren
Texas
Bear Creek Pike
Beechland
O. W. Mitchell
Warren
Hllen
Ada
Engecin Mitchell
Willie Belly Guest
Calista Hendley
Ethel Caldwell
Fannie Alexander
Mesera
Hugh Blair
Arthur
Phelan Dunn
Leslie Davis
Owen Huckaby
Emeret Calwell
Kelley Massey
W. A. Willis
Clifford Hendley
Wingfield Kansas wedding reports at Oakburst event
A marriage at Wingfield Kansas was celebrated last Thursday. Guests included Mie Marthe Hirows, Mise Fite Patrick, Mr. F. N. Crown of Louisville, and Mr. William Erwin. The event was hosted by Mrs. Jobo F. Stephenson with a reception at Oakburst in honor of Mrs. Janes of Loninville and Mrs. Blackburn of Loniviana, hosted by Mrs. W. S. Fleming of Colambia.
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W. 8. Fleming
Sue Gray Dunvington
William
Louisville
Blackburn
Louisiana
Fleming
Mie Marthe Hirows
Mise Fitepatrick
F. N. Crown of
William Erwin
Jobo F. Stephenson
Hume
Janes l
Loninville
Loniviana
Mra W
Colambia
Deaths in Weat Rod and Franklin mark somber week
Death notices report Mrs. Jonie Caldwell of Weat Rod in her fiftieth year after a Sunday death with services at Christian church and Rose Hill burial. Mrs Josie Caldwell, wife of James Cunwell, is named among the deceased. Separate item notes Mr Sam Gray dying Saturday in Franklin whose remains were brought to St Peter's Church for funeral services by Rev W G map and interment at Owe il.
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Jonie Caldwell
Weat Rod
Josie Caldwell
James Cunwell
Christian Church
Rose Hill
Saiden Ane
Josie Tankensley
Sam Gray
Wranklin
St. Peter's Church
Rev
W. G, Map
Owe Il
Tucker Dies Sunday Morning at Home Near Cemetery Crossing
Mr W 8 Tucker passed away Sunday morning at his home beyond the Cemetery avenue railroad crossing. Funeral services were held Monday at the home by Rev A P McFrerin. Interment followed at Rose Hill cemetery. He spent years in the upholstery and mattress making business and was well known. He leaves a wife and several children.
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Tucker
Cemetery Avenue
A. P. McFrerin
Rose Hill Cemetery
Obituaries From Hampshire and Nearby Areas
Mrs Richard Smith wife of Fasq Smith died Sunday night at her Shady Grove home after long illness aged. Funeral services were held Monday afternoon and burial in the family graveyard near Shady Grove Lillie May infant daughter of Mr and Mrs Wall Matthews died Monday Panera services were at the residence Saturday morning at 10 o'clock conducted by Rev W A Provine burial in Rose Hill Mr McClanahan aged eighty two died suddenly Sunday morning one mile west of Hampshire funeral in Hampshire Methodist church Monday morning at 01 o'clock burial with Masonic honors Several acquaintances attended from Columbia Infant of Mr and Mrs Jolly died Tuesday at the home on 10th Street funeral at residence Wednesday morning interment in Rose Hill cemetery
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Smith
Fasq, Smith
Shady Grove
Lillie May
Ditter mcClanahan
Hampshire
Mr. McClanahan
W. A. Leath
In Webb
Columbia
Mra. Jolly
Tts
Deaths of Mrs Clarence Cantrell and Mrs James Hannah
Mrs Clarence Cantrell died in Chattanooga after visiting her mother leaving Columbia where she lived on Thirteenth Street. Interment was in Chattanooga. Mrs James R Hannah died at her home near Columbia on the Bigbyville pike with services at Matthews graveyard. She was noted for a strong character and dignified life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Cantrell
Chattanooga
James R
Hannah
Columbia
Bigbyville Pike
Matthews Graveyard
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Cotes Mie & Everson Co
NEW Phosphate CO
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Religious News
Thomas F. Gailor
St. Peter's Parish
Mt. Pleasant
First Methodist
Mfo Clare
Mixes Walger
Hatnell
Alexander Circuit
Alexander Church
Bian Hensley
Abe
Theological Department
Cumberland University
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Glendale
Co. K
Lew Than Stever
Heil Telephone
Columbia Furniture CO
Citizens’ Telephone
Mie Eliabeth McLemore
Eva James
Daisy Towler
Annie Eynns
Mary Hains
Ethel Head
Ley Mary Frierson
Cornelia Jones
Awit Janie
Sheegay
Lily War- Beil
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Nell
Hiltzabeth McKibbon
Mary Fitzpatrick
Virginia Thouing
Kate
Pearl King
Tintsy
Rebecca Erwin
Rebecca Grant
D. Thomas
Marriet
James King
Joe Hines
Melvin Whittier
Edwin Erwin
Whit Bunch
Frank N. Brown
Dr. Timmons
Fannie Young
Lula Pettie
Joe Voorhies
Minas Grace Milan
Barrow
Stephene
Carpenter
Ford
Mann
EK. A. Cox
Perry Nabb
Highth Street
Mass Jones
Louise Mann
Misa Mary Dale Craige
Williamport
Mina Junie,Moore
Mise Aileen Moore
Leo Thompson
Arch Craig
St. Clair Thompson
Will Howard
J. W. Clifton
Mica
Mary Dale Craig
Willisport
Mim Bennie Craig
Williamsport
Will Marka
Wingfield
Mie Ronwrrow
Bukwis
Heim
Lasinka Hill
Ealr
Mt. Pleasant Furniture Co
MT. Uleasant
W.8. Tucker
Lillie May Matthews
Mr. Ditter McClanahan
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