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Newspaper
Columbia Herald
Location
Columbia, Tennessee, United States of America
Date
Mar 15, 1901
Page
5
Moving Tide of Resignations and Local House Trades
Mrs. Clarence Williams visits with her parents the Camerons before moving to Birmingham with husband who takes a railway post there. Several residents relocate within South Columbia and nearby, causing numerous vacant houses. Weddings and literary meeting noted, with injuries slight as Bentley Bullard hurts fingers. local movement and daily life recorded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Williams
W. J. Cameron
Williams
Birmingham Southern Railway
Birmingham
Payette Jones
Edwards
Fred James
Mr. Jones
Bob Jones
North Columbia
Walter Smith
William Bray
School Street
Ed. Wilson
Stanley
Arkansas
Walter Seaton
Ada Bird
Chaffin Seaton
Timmons
Virginia, Lockhart
Harry Chaffin
Mt. Pleasant
South Columbia Epworth League
John H. Thomas
David
J. A. Moltoy
David Asa Christian
Sadie Grimes
C. L. Dowell
Florence
Ala
Bentley Bullard
Wmeetaln Announces Competitive Meat Prices and Patronage Appeal
The notice advertises meats and prices, inviting future patronage. It claims to offer figures that compete with Nashville and Memphis markets and lists a business at Wedith Street with contact A HL Annor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nashville
Memphis
Wedith Street
A. HL
Annor
Live Stock Notes and Weddings in Luxworke Tenn and Nearby
Livestock notes report John Trotwood Moore selling or shipping several horses and colts to buyers in Virginia Pennsylvania New Jersey and California. Lovell and Alexander fill an order for eight thousand head of graded cattle and Berkshire hogs shipped from the county to Winona Mississippi. Wedding notices record Chafin Seaton marriage at Thamons Methodist Church Mt Pleasant and Newman Bounds with Miss Lucy Bounds in South East Columbia Alabama ceremony conducted by Rev J A Molloy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Trotwood Moore
Kent Lathy
Freano
Cal
Lovie Stevenson
Stevenson, Conn
Moore
Frederick Baidt
Cheater
Luxworke
Tenn
Lovell & Alexander
Yokely
Winona
Mias
John ‘Trotwood Moore
Wick
Antares
Webb & Forgey
Virginia
Argyle Campbell
Spring Hill
Pennsylvania
R. L. Cook
New Jersey
McKiwen
Chafin-Seaton
Lillie Seaton
Timmon
Charley Chafin
Mt. Pieasant
Methodist Church
Thamons
Her
Newman Bounds
Lucy Bounds
Charles Newman
Alabama
South East
Columbia
J. A. Molloy
ENTERTAINING LOCAL PERSONALS FROM NASHVILLE AREA
Numerous names and movements fill the Nashville scene with travelers, visitors, and arrivals. E J Joyce attends the city, William Hine plans Sewanee departure, and Allee Wilson returns from Murfreesboro while many others visit family or travel to Washington, Hopkinsville, Owensboro or Des Moines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. J. Joyce
William Hine
Sewanee
Mies Allee Wilson
Murfreesboro
Petri
Henry Ware
Rosseville
Paul Clements
Cross Bridges
Wie
Green Jack
Thota
Godwin
Mies Elle Young
Neapolis
Annie White
Nashville
Mm. W. O. Coffee
Des Moines
J. Rosenthal
Maury County Criminal Court Nears End of Term
The Maury County Criminal Court nears term end with several cases continued or disposed. State v. Mack Bowen for larceny and State v. Ed Venable for deception remain on the docket. other proceedings and charges include pistol carrying and related matters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maury County
Hoosier Corn Planters Rating and Improvement Note
Hoosier Corn Planters announce a latest improvement aimed at promoting accuracy and reliability. The update highlights brand confidence for buyers seeking the best seeds and corn outputs.
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Sarreurimio & Dows
Presbytery Session and Revival Plan in Columbia
The Columbia Presbytery will convene in the Presbyterian Church on April 8 for a three day session. Rev. M. B. Kennedy from Pun will assist Rev. Ros Brown in a revival series. Camille Herndon becomes directress of the Biret Presbyterian Church choir, joining a strengthened music program for Sunday services. The Methodist choir plans an Easter song service with Maude Walker from Athens assisting. 15 to 20 voices expected. Rev. W. St. Capers begins as rector of St. Peter’s Church, delivering two sermons. Elder J. A. Harding of Nashville Bible School will preach at the Christian Church Saturday and Sunday nights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia Presbytery
Presbyterian Church
Kennedy
Ros Brown
Camille Herndon
Biret Presbyterian Church
Herndon
Methodist Church
Maude Walker
Athens
Als
W. Bt. Capers
St. Peter's Church
J. A. Harding
Nashville Bible School
Christian Church
Seed Potatoes and Onion Sets Advertised at Low Prices
A local ad proclaims a reshipment of Seed Potatoes including Genuine New York Red Rose, Tennessee Triumph, and Burbanks, all first class stock. Onions sets in Red and Yellow are 80 cents per gallon. The shop is two doors below the old jail, Bell phone 24 and Cit. phone 267.
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New York
Tennessee
Burbanks
Old Jail
Bell
Hebron
Popular Candidates For the Herald Premium Phaeton
A list of contestants for the Heralds Premium Phaeton with near term deadline. Names include Miss Mattie Willis Timmons Mrs Mattie Head Williamsport Rev W T Ussery Columbia Miss Fannie M Stephenson Frierson Rev J W Hatcher Santa Fe Miss Carrie Minor Match Miss Rosa Cherry Columbus Mrs D F Osteen Columbia Prof W E Bostick Columbia Laura McBride Sawdust Valley J E Dixon Ashwood W J Lee rry Miss Edith Oliver Groveland Lizzie Choate Williamsport Ro 4 Sparkman Enterprise Macie Taylor Lula Pigg Santa Fe Sallie Dawson Cross Bridges Emma Alderson Mowd and others.
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Herald
Mattie Willis
Timmons
Mattie Head
Williamsport
W. T. Ussery
Columbia
Fannie M. Stephenson
Frierson
J. W. Hatcher
Santa Fe
Carrie Minor
Rosa Cherry
Columbus
D. F. Osteen
W. BE. Bostick
Laura McBride
Sawdust Valley
J. E. Dixon
Ashwood
W. J. Lee
Erry
Edith Oliver
Groveland
Lizzie Choate
Sparkman
Enterprise
Macie Taylor
Lula Pigg
Sallie Dawson
Cross Bridges
Emma Alderson
Mowd
Mine Janie Alexander recovers as town notes illness
Around Town reports Janie Alexander recovering from sickness and mentions illness among several families including Cora McGaw and Elizabeth Shank. Ninth Street residents admire schoolgirls on their way to the Athenaeum while note printing at Henault and staff changes at local businesses. Albert Spalding’s birthday celebrated by printers.
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Janie Alexander
W. M. Biddle
Ninth Street
Charlotte
James Gartner
Cora Jacobs
Elizabeth McGaw
J.P. McGaw
Little Public School
Henault
W. B. Milam la
Nastville
Col
Hinek
Mies Eligabeth Shank
Mississippi Valley Manufacturing Company
Shank
Columbia
8. E. Calendar
Business Men’s New Depot
Maj
Geddessterday
Knox Fleming, Jr
Phoenix Bank
First National Bank of
Birmingham
Ala
Knox
Richard Wilkes
Cullooka
Phoenix
Wanston
O. K
Horst
Cincinnati
Ohio
Albert Spalding
Bound Over After Whiskey License Charge
Tig Patterson of Wilhoite Tennessee was bound over to the Federal court on selling whiskey without a license. With no 250 bond he was jailed, arrested by Deputy Marshall Duggan. The Ceclinn Concert Co. is the next Alkabest Lyceum attraction, set for the Opera House on Wednesday night the 20th.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tig Patterson
Wilhoite
Tenn
United States
Nicholson Mottay
Marshall Duggan
Ceclinn Concert Co
Alkabest Lyceum
Opera House
Deaths of Dr. W C Sheppard and others in city
Obituary notices report the death of Dr W C Sheppard at his North High street home after a brief illness aged 57. Funeral arrangements set for 3:30 pm at his residence with interment Rose Hill Cemetery. Additional items note the death of John P. Orr of Mooresville at Bell Bookle from pneumonia aged 18 and the reported death of Mrs Martha Vaughn on Fourteenth Street after long illness. An adjoining line advertises pad pastes field seeds.
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W. C. Sheppard
North High Street
Columbia
W. R. Shelton
Leon Rucker
Palmer Sheppard
Little Rock
Ark
Minnie Sheppard
Ernest
Albert
Ted
John
Sue
Robert Sheppard
A. P. McFerrin
Rose Hill Cemetery
John P. Orr
Robert Orr
Mooresville
Bell Bookle
Culicoka
Bryant Graves Yard
Martha Vaughn
D. Vaughn
Fourteenth Street
J. B. Sharp
H. Sharp
South Main Street
Master Sharp
Southeast Side Socials and Local Notes
Southeast section reports visitors and guests from Shady Grove and Jones Valley. Local residents O L Hooten, Bonnie and Jessie McDonald host gatherings. W W Witherspoon returns from Franklin. Mr and Mrs W D Scott enjoy their new Greenville Texas home. Douglas McDonald visits sister A L Hoon. Mentions of American Wire Fence and Tennessee Cultivators appear as local ads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. L. Hooten
Shady Grove
Bonnie
Jessie McDonald
W. W. Witherspoon
Franklin
W. D. Scott
Greeoville
Texan
Douglas McDonald
A. L. Hoon
Jones Valley
Students' Club Meeting At Mes. bh 2 Frightful Friday Afar
The Students' Club at Mes. bh. 2 held a meeting Friday afternoon with lively discussion. Miss Irmel read a new paper on Lypatial Age with Kingeby, followed by general talk on the World Age of Lypatial. A new bylaw requiring members to begin group by ab Od pe HH was passed.
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Mes
Begin Proup
Alowhae
Maratta
W. PD. Morgan
Europe
Miles Lavarud
Rome
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