Personal notices from Columbia and surrounding towns
The column lists numerous residents and visitors with returns from trips to Groveland Jackson Hawkinsville Texas Florida and Cuba. It notes engagements arrivals departures and small travels involving parks waggoner bigelow drew davis loftin hall Haley church crowder pillow williams morgan thorn station frank g smith blair davis and others across Tennessee Kentucky and Arkansas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra
B. Parks
Groveland
Laura Moore Waggoner
Fayetteville
Charlotte Fariss
Katie Lee Parks
Jackson
Als
Josephine Foster
Hawkinsville
Chas
H. Bigelow
New York
Columbia Water & Light Co
William Barker
Havana
Santiago
Walter Davis
Marshall
Texas
Walter
Columbia
Maury County
K. P. Loftin
California
Beatrice Rian
Louisville
Clifford Haley
Little Son
John Haley
R. C. Church
Florida
Mr. Church
Prank G. Smith
Cincinnati
Noble Blair
Franklin
Will Lee
Ned Davis
Dark
Kate Thomas
Lebanon
Rufus McClin
Claud Jones
Byrnum Thomas
Thompson Station
Emma McKinney
Nell Tanner
Local Social Notes and Visits Highlight Week
Pall reciling to Florence 07 to tend to her mother. Mrs Campbell Brows of Spring HAM travels to visit brother Capt. George Polk in San Antonio Texas. Mrs W C Johnson of Chattanooga and Mrs W W Walker of Payetteville arrive to visit their mother Mrs John Haley. Miss Bessie Ballentine arrived from the East and takes charge of bead trimming at Maury Millinery Co.
Social society notes from local clubs and events
The Winnie Davis Chapter of the Daughters of the Confederacy met with Miss Daisy Towler this afternoon in a pleasant businesslike gathering. A Bethel Hotel dance honoring Miss Scruggs of Kentucky and Miles Waggoner of Fayetteville featured Pelleteri’s Orchestra and was enjoyed by the young people. The Cosmopolitan Club met with Miss Julia Biddle and heard papers by Miss Ineg Kelly on Dante and Florence and Miss Hallie Fry on Savonarola. The next Cosmopolitan meeting will be with Miss Olive Dobbins on March 19. The Monday Night Club was entertained by Miss Daisy Towler with bridge and refreshments. The Students' Club will meet with Miss Lucy Floyd at 10 o'clock Saturday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winnie Davis
the Daughters of the Confederacy
Daisy Towler
Bethel Hotel
Miss Scruggs
Kentucky
Miles Waggoner
Fayetteville
Pelleterri
Cosmopolitan Club
Julia Biddle
Ineg Kelly
Dante
Florence
Hallie Fry
Olive Dobbins
Lucy Floyd
Rev P A Rodriguez Preaches On The Temptation At St Peter's
The Episcopal Mission Board connected preacher from Nashville filled the St Peter's pulpit Sunday morning delivering an excellent sermon on The Temptation. Music highlighted the service and there were no evening services. The W C T U plans a Friday meeting at 3 PM in First Presbyterian church and the Sunday school committee meeting followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. A. Rodriguez
Episcopal Mission Board
Nashville
St. Peter's Church
First Presbyterian Church
Deaths in Nashville and Leftwick Headline
Deaths announced for Eves Coleman child of Nashville parents and Mrs. W. M. Hardison of Leftwick. Interments held at Rowe Hill and Morton graveyard with services led by Rev. Sewell. Dr. Dorsett mourns the loss of his daughter and notes his late father’s prominence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. M. Hardison
Leftwick
Morton
T. Sewell
Jane
Marion Dorsett
Washington, D. C
Dorsett
P. J. Dorsett
Local Notices and Classifieds Roundup
Beekeeper colonies advertised in Glendale with concrete foundations. A horse named Jeck died after a dog bite. Miss Mauite Haley joins Meroney and Brattan as bookkeeper and stenographer. Dr Biddle opens a private infirmary at the Walker residence. Barrels of pure apple vinegar available. Circuit Clerk Nichola tag reports settlement readiness in a state case. Mr. and Mrs. Dooley enjoy a traded-for fine stepper. Eggs and poultry offered by W R Sparkman and B R Farrell. Rufe Teethteller acquitted in liquor charge. John Doyle trial ongoing. Grover Oakley begins work at Maury Dry Goods Co. Vanderbilt graduate Tyler Mangum joins Woldridge Company. Mrs. A S Custer rents upstairs suite on West Seventh and High. guardian appointed for Mary Jane Gondloe. Harlan & Evans install hardwood flooring. T M Voss sells home on Third Street for 2290 dollars. Eggs from Brown Leghorns for sale by T Looney of Columbia Tennessee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portale
Bees, Inc
J. & Hancock
Glendale
Ernest Timmons
Jeck
Mauite Haley
Meroney & Brattan
Dra Biddle
Walker
William Biddle
Horace Rainey
Marwa Sacrim Circuit
Nichola Tag
Hunter Chumley
D. W. Dooley
Mr. Dooley
R. C. Rhode Island Reds
W. R. Sparkman
Carter's Creek
Rufe Teethteller
John Doyle
Grover Oakley
Maury Dry Goods Co
D. H. Hadley
R. O. Dyer
J. A. Parise
J. H. Morgan
West Seventh and
High Streets
W. T. Ussery
Ida Goodloe
Mary Jane Gondloe
Harlan & Evans
T. M. Voss
L. A. Bedex
Third Street
C. T. Looney
Columbia, Tenn. coLew
Hardware store ad for plow and wagon harness
Local listing from 6-21 B A Satterfield and Co advertising a full store of hardware including all kinds of plow and wagon harness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. A. Satterfield & Co
illness calls Sellars to Knoxville for ill son
Mr and Mrs A J Sellars and Miss Fasie were summoned to Knoxville Wednesday due to the serious illness of Mr Sellars’ young son who has been attending school there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. J. Sellars
Fasie
Knoxville
Mr. Sellars Little Son
You Don’t Want To Stop The Herald Delinquent Notice
A public notice states the law requires stopping delinquents and offers a path to continue receiving The Herald by paying the outstanding amount. The message questions if the reader is delinquent and urges payment to restore service.
Local Sickness Notes Hit Williamsport Area Homes
The report lists several residents in Williamsport and nearby areas in ill health. Mrs T L Porter remains seriously ill at home, while the Fraser child and Jones daughter Addie Mae are both reported seriously ill with pneumonia and illness circulates among the community. Mrs Gladys Wilson and Mrs Frank Latta are also noted as ill with varying conditions. Judge Gordon arrived briefly but was recalled by a serious family condition. Continuous updates reflect fluctuating health across the neighborhood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. L. Porter
John Fraser
Mixes Alllhe Baker Jones
John A. Jones
Williamsport
Mias Gladys Wilson
South High Street
Judge Gordon
Fine Horses Changing Hands
There has been activity in good horses during the past week. John Fraser bought a nice horse from J. J. Bingham of Cross Bridges for $250. He sold two good horses to Mr. Duke of Memphis, six horses to parties at Ozark City, Alabama, and a nice horse to R. L. McKinney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Fraser
J. J. Bingham
Cross Bridges
Mr. Duke
Memphis
Ozark City
Ala
R. L. McKinney
Blacks Attack Greek Laborers in Belhaven Riot
In Belhaven eastern North Carolina the replacement of Black labor with Greek workers at Interstate Cooperage sparked a night riot. About sixty armed Black residents attacked Greek laborers, driving them into a swamp. five Greeks reportedly fatally wounded. Beaufort County sought military protection. the Washington Light Infantry was ordered to the scene amid expected further trouble.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlotte
N. C
Interstate Cooperage Company
Belhaven
Beaufort County
Washington Light Infantry
Ciscuit
Carmack Indorsed for Governor at Bristol Meeting
Carmack was endorsed for governor as the Tennessee state Democratic executive committee refused a direct primary. Ex Governor Cox attended and spoke against renaming the Bristol Democratic Club to the Carmack and Bryan club, with the old name retained.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bristol, Tenn
Allen Announces Candidacy for Maury County Sheriff
The statement declares M. E. Allen as a candidate for sheriff of Maury County subject to Democratic primary action.
Flem Thomas Named For Re election Trustee Seat
The notice announces Flem Thomas as a candidate for re election as Trustee of Maury County subject to Democratic party action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flem Thomas
Maury County
Democratic Party
Otey Thompson Nominated for Maury Tax Assessor
We are authorized to announce Otey Thompson as a candidate for Tax Assessor of Maury county subject to the Democratic primary on April 4 1908. We are authorized to announce Ben Cowley as a candidate for Tax Assessor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otey Thompson
Maury County
Ben Cowley
Tax
Will J. Kinzer
C. T. Buford
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John Kelly
HARLAN @ EVANS
DE Sorostee
Eugene Pillow
Ardmore
Indian Territory
Frank W. Williams
Prospect
Hardy Clark
Cullecka
C. D. Park
Louise Ayers
Spring Hill
Dr. Martin
North High Street
Lee
Hartsville
Tenn
W. A. Voss
Bethell
West Point
Mobie Conyers
Bon Ton
R. P. Dodson
Eugene Anderson
Frazier Cook
Campbellville Pike
W R Brown
Japan
Brown
A. F. Brown
J. H. Neeld
Evan Helm
Percy Brown
JD. Plunkett
New Orleans
Peneacott
Buford Short
Pulaski
James Butler
Annie Huston
Slater
Spence Me
Turner
Johnson
WEST
Religious
Licensos
Richard Cockrell
Mise Hattte Jaekwon
W. G Harlan
the Clean Store
Penangs
Crossette
Schenepanar
A. Satterfield & Co
Sullivan
Love Webb
Sherif
M. E Allen
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