Notable Visitors and Arrivals in Columbia Scene
The column lists many visiting and returning residents and visitors to Columbia from nearby towns and cities. Persons named include PHAGONAL G. B. Harris of Birmingham with Wabash Railroad, Mrs. T. A. Allen and daughters, Mrs. Robert Pillow and daughter in Washington for the Wilson inauguration, Dewey Howard of Nashville, Miss Florence Shelton, Miss Birdie Harrison, Mrs. John Patten Graham, Mrs. Hiram L. Hendler, Miss Lena Covey, Miss Wise Caldwell, and others. The report notes attorneys in Nashville for the supreme court, church missionary conference attendance, and various local movements and travels among residents from Cullooka, Chatanooga, Murfreesboro, Nashville, Franklin, and more, with movements to and from Columbia and surrounding areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. B. Harris
Birmingham
Ala
Wabash Railroad
T. A. Allen
Chattanooga
Columbia
Robert Pillow
Washington City
Gordon Cowie
Pillow
Woodrow Wilson
Dewey Howard
Nashville
Washington
Florence Shelton
Mississippi
Arkansas
Wise Caldwell
Mr. Pleasant
Ian
Beasley
Supreme Court
Three County
John Patten Graham
Culleaka
Hiram L. Hendler
First Methodist Church
Fayetteville
Mian Lena Covey
Culleoka
Birdie Harrison
Murfreesboro
John L. Nelson
Cockrill
Tonya
Dine Ire
W. P. Ready
Pathe
Mary Beecher
Post Office
W. J. Gipson
Ashwood
J. W. Denham
South Garden Street
T. N. Figuers, Jr
Gertrude Johnson
C. H. Bailey
Wartrace
Charles Edward Guest
Atlanta
W. B. Dobbins
St. Augustine
Fla
Hugenia Jordan
Franklin
Margaret Mitchell
For Sale Listings From AROUND TOWN
For sale notices include 100000 asparagus roots at $1 per hundred by Horace Rainey and pull blood White Leghorn eggs at $1.00 for 15 by P. R. Parks. Also notice that Mr and Mrs Tom Blair have taken rooms with Mr and Mrs George Parks on Eighth Street in Spring Hill Tennessee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horace Rainey
Tom Blair
George Parks
Eighth Street
P. R. Parks
Spring Hill
Tenn
Society News of Parties and Engagements in Williamsport
Social notes recount three days of entertaining at Misa Leila McKibbon's country home near Mooresville with luncheons and rock parties honored by Misses Patty Smith Mary McCulloch Annie Wilkes and guests. Recitals and readings by local and visiting figures complemented gatherings including a silver tea hosted by Miss Mary Dale Craig to benefit the parsonage with music from a Victrola. Engagements announced include Morgan-Laline and Keller-Buchnay while a wedding at Zion church is planned for March 25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Misa Leila McKibbon
Patty Smith
Mary McCulloch
Annie Wilkes
Mooresville
Monara
Prentice Burress
William W. Wakbert
Léonard H. Harber
Miss McKibbon
Ming McKibbon
Williamsport
Mary Dale Craig
Sparsonage
Park Cotten
Franklin, Tenn
Toltet
Mr. Cotten
B A Satterfield Co Offers Buggy Deals
Buggy buyers are urged to seek top quality models at Tat B. A. Satterfield & Co promising best high grade and best value medium priced buggies with money saving offers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tat
B. A. Satterfield & CO
SICK B A Satterfield Improves After Illness
SICK B A Satterfield has shown marked improvement after two weeks of illness. Mrs Atkina, mother of B A Satterfield, notes Beth has been improving after a period of serious illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. A. Satterfield
Atkina
B. A. Satter
Beth
Serareal
Musical praise for Miss Crone's orchestra in Columbia
Miss Crone's orchestra earns high praise as a credit to the local school and enhances Columbia's musical talent. The Chancel Circle of the Episcopal church plans a home auction on March 16 with Miss Herndon as auctioneer at the Camille home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia Bank & Trust CO
Mina Cone
Central High School
Episcopal Church
Iimen
Fa Camille Tern
Don
Mise Herndon
Bogey Game Ad At B A Satter Field Co’s
A casual promo urges readers to visit B A Satter Field and Co’s to obtain a good bogey and enjoy the best quality. The message promotes the shop as having the top option for this item.
Deaths Harvest Doster and Cunningham
Doster R A died of pneumonia on the 27th at Ettaton. Burial is planned for Campbellville on Sunday. He left a wife and four children Rob ert Zenith Vivian and Reba. Cunningham Lee died recently in Texas after going there for health. His remains will arrive tomorrow and funeral will be at Lofton with interment in Lofton graveyard. He was married and survived by a wife and one child.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. A. Doster
Ettaton
Campbellville
Lee Cunningham
Texas
James Lofton
Lofton Garveyard
Massachusetts Maine vote setback on women's suffrage bill
Boston March 6. A Massachusetts legislative committee favors leaving the referendum option on a constitutional amendment to strike the word male from voter qualifications. Maine House defeats a similar bill 89 to 68 after Senate passage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
New England
Massachusetts
Maine
Senate
Militia to Form Likely Machine Gun Company in Columbia
Adjutant Frank Maloney and Capt. Chas Ro gan of the United States army visited Columbia to review proposed plans for organizing a militia company. Signers exceed the minimum fifty eight, with about seventy five. Equipment would include machine guns from the United States and rifles with rapid fire, requiring twelve pack mules. Smaller gear from the state capital, and an armory site is being considered with a muster planned within one to two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Maloney
Chas. B. Ro’gan
United State Army
Nashville
Columbia
Bethel House
United States
Maloney
Rogan
Senate caucus chooses Kern as leader in 63rd Congress
In a March caucus the Democrats elected Senator John W. Kern of Indiana as the new Senate leader with no opposition. Senator Martin of Virginia resigns as Democratic leader. Republican Gallinger of New Hampshire is to organize committee assignments. Newlands Nevada is vice chairman. Saulsbury Delaware is secretary. Wilson advised economy and urged Kern to head a reorganizing committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
John W. Kerne
Indiana
Martin
Virginia
Kern
Progressive Democrate
Gallinger
New Hampshire
LaFollette
Bristow
Clapp
Polniexter
Thay
Wilson
Miousa
Against Operation of the Webb Bill in Kentucky
Louisvile editor Coo i Washburne of the Wine and Spirits Bulletin says steps will be taken immediately to seek an injunction against the Webb law. He notes the constitutional question was settled by the U S Supreme Court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisville
I. Washburne
The
Wine and Spirits Bulletin
Newor Tn
Utepa
United States Supreme Court
Also Mentioned on This Page
Joe ‘Towler
Lewisburg
Edwardy
West Seventh Street
Will Crawford
Joey Dean
R. John W. Adkisson
Santa Fe
Mumford Smith
Mt. Pleasant
City
Thomas J. English
Cross Bridges
Jonas T. Amis
Mis
James Giddens
Thomas Linneon
Chicago
Landrum Dodson
P. Garber
Mt Pleasant
Florida
Jackson
Maury County Court
Smith
Cullooka
L. A. Bides
New Orleans
T. W. Dickson
Groveland
Edward Chadwell
Carters Creek
M. T. White
Charles Roth
Apoleorean
T. N. Otterson
Cincinnati
Ohio
B.S. Hopkins
West End
Jim Akin
Nona
Annie Davis
Kettle Mills
Shady Grove
Alice H. Smith
Lutie
Brownie Tomlinson
Charlotte Smiser
Merrit Booker Smiser
McCarty
Honduras
Megee Ei
Diama
Mia. C.D. Adkisega
First
Presbyterian Church
Misa Annie
Dugger
Pin
Gates
Folke
Mary Hines
Institute
Morgan-Lanine
J. R. Lantus
Elizabeth Ella
Leonard Howard Morgan
Zion Church
Keller-Buchnay
Wm. M. Buchnay
Edna Leigh
William Herridon Keller
Staunton
Maury Dry Goods Company
Brussels
Velvet
Axminister
Wilton Art
China
Adies Furnishi Noon
Milne
Lado
Capt Magy
Inoue
Te Isokite
Soi
B. A. Satterfield and Co's
Chas. B. Rogan
United States—Armory
Senator Williams
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