Social notes from Maury County and surrounding areas
Mrs R Nichols returns from Santa Fe to Maury County. Blairs travel to Nashville to see Ben Hur at the Vendome. Various residents visit Nashville Mt Pleasant Waco and Vancouver Island while others attend sales and conventions. Names include Harwood Dunning Moore Stroud James Hagey McKennon Leach Burnet and Phelan with travel to Nashville Clarksville Franklin and Ashwood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Wright
Nashville
Ben Hur
Columbia
Carolyn Steen
California
Joe Hagey
Louieville
Tom McEwing
Montana
Kate Bostick
Minnie Perry
Hugh Nichols
Franklin
Mr. Bauhl
Dayton
Ohio
Edna Buchnan
W. B. Greenlaw
Vancouver Island
Alaska-Vancouver Co
A. M. Leach
Liie
Clarksville
T. A. Leach
South Main Street
Leach
Local Briefs Report Illnesses and Recoveries
Mrs. R. W. Thoman is quite sick at her North Garden street home. Mrs. W. B. Capers is rapidly recovering from a recent operation and expects to return home soon. Jake Harlan is recovering after an attack. John Blair, ill for several days, is able to be out again. Miss Mollie Conyers is quite sick at Mrs. Sam Porter’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. W. Thoman
North Garden Street
W. B. Capers
Jake Harlan
John Blair
Mollie Conyers
Sam Porter
New Postal Law Prompt April Isc Notices and Reminders
The Herald urges subscribers who have not replied to notices to remit any due amount, potentially up to a year, so continued delivery of the newspaper can continue. The item notes the new postal law going into effect in April Isc and appeals for prompt payment.
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Isc
Herald
Students Club meets with Mrs Proud amid spring social
The Students' Club gathered Saturday at ten with Mive Lucy Proud to enjoy a sunny program and a dinner contribution from non members. Mrs W M Biddle was elected honorary member. James Lang Allen spoke, and Miss Jan T Wooten read a Mime study of Thomas Nelson Page. Invitations were sent for Clara Lisle Fields and Carter Coleman Pigs marriage on March 26 at Fields home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucy
Welock
Mra
W. M. Biddle
James Lang Allen
T. Wooten
Thomas Nelson Page
Old South
J. H. Fussell
John Fields
Santa Fe
Clara Lisle
Carter Coleman
Deaths and funerals in Silversville and nearby towns
Obituaries report the deaths of Mrs James Gilmer and Mrs J C Allen at advanced ages, with services led by Rev W H Baird and Elder John Trimble. James L Derryberry dies at 93 after long Maury county life with burial at Lasea Christian Church graveyard. Otis Elam Sparkman dies at home on Cathey's Creek with service by Elder Spivey. Mrs Sam Scott dies at Bear Creek with funeral at Union Grove and burial Barker grave yard. A Democratic editorial references support for general primary and Gov candidate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Gilmer
Silversville
Glenwood
W. H. Baird
J. C. Allen
Carter's Creek
John Trimble
Sedberry
Allen
James L. Derryberry
John Henson
Bally Hill
Faneral
Lasea Christian Church Fund
Widers
M. C. Derryberry
A. J. Williams
Derryberry
Maury County
Lasea
Lasea Church
Sam Scott
John Scott
Bear Creek
Union Grove
Barker Graveyard
Otis Elam Sparkman
Cathey
Hohenwald
Elder Spivey
Worley
Local notices and sales from Columbia area page
Random town notices report executors and administrators in Maury county, auctions and sales of seeds and farm goods, poultry for sale, hotel and theatre updates, and local business promotions, with mentions of Calender & Co. and Meroney & Bratton. Vernon County district lodge events and a court case with fines are noted among various ads.
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SALR
A. L Réot
D. & Hancock
Glendale
Gat
K. M. Brown
Jefferson Brown
Gjee
S. BE. Callender & CO
Pythian Lodges
Columbia
H. C. Rhode Island Reds
Columbia Lodge of Masons
J. E. Edgerton
Robert Whittaker
Ben Joye
Horace Rainey
R. W. Hight
G. W Jackson
Cemetery Avenue
Henry Hanson
West End
Will J. Kinzer
Maury County
Buff Orpingtons
The
Herald
Harry Thompson
Marietta
Atlanta
George
Alcorn
Earl Merrifield
G. W. Hargrove
Meroney & Bratton
Public Square
Lsd&wtt
For Sale Eggs from Brown Leghorn Flock in County
Colonial Tenn dealer C T Looney advertises eggs from the finest strain of Brown Leghorns, cockerel and pullet mated, at 1.00 per 17. A note reports Walter Nesbit's young son near Dark's Mill bitten on the neck by a dog Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. T. Looney
Columbia
Tenn
Walter Nesbit
Dark’s Mill
Called Guild Meeting and Sermon Series at Tabernacle
A religious notice calls the Guild of the Holy Child to a 10 o'clock Saturday meeting in the vestry. Dr J E Smith of Nashville will begin a series at the Cumberland Presbyterian Tabernacle on the first Sunday in April. The firm S RE Callender & Co reports onion sets sales and remaining stock with prices to be set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guild of the Holy Child
J. £. Smith
Nashville
Cumberland Presbyterian Tabernacle
S. RE. Callender & CO
Ten Guests Escape Fire In Mississippi Hotel Tragedy
At Mish, Covington County, Mississippi, ten guests in J. J. Arringtons hotel woke to a fast spreading blaze. With stairs blocked, rescue came through windows as portions of the roof collapsed. The post office and store in the same building were destroyed. Loss estimated at about 30 000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hatiesburg
Miss
J. J. Arrington
Mish
Covington County
Fine Job Work of Herald Office Horse Advertisements
The Herald Job Office presents a large lithograph card advertising Walter Direct and The Spy with a picture of the horse Walter Direct 2.05% with Ed Geers winning a Chamber of Commerce take in Detroit on July 24, 1906. Printed in three colors, the ad promotes two horses as potential top sires and notes breeders' details on page 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herald
Chaffin Brothers
Walter Direct
Ed Geers
Chamber of Commerce
Detroit
Michigan
Chaffin Bros
The
Hérald
Animala
Liberia asks U S protect borders as French moves eyed
The government of Liberia appeals to America to defend its territorial integrity against France. A Monrovia delegation travels to Washington to seek a personal appeal to President and Secretary Root to restrain France from forcibly taking possession of a large border region between Liberia and French West Africa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Little African Republic of Liberia
America
France
State Department
Monrovia
Root
Liberia
French West Africa
Large mirror demolished in Adkisson Bros store incident
Adkisson Bros during remodeling Wednesday afternoon suffered a serious accident when an iron rod from an overcoat rack fell breaking a large five by ten foot mirror. The French imported item was about a thousand dollars and associated with Kor sank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adkisson Bros
France
By & Man
Korsank
Joseph M Brown Enters Democratic Governor Primary
Atlanta March 18 Joseph M Brown announces entry into Georgia Democratic gubernatorial race He will contest Gov Hoke Smith in the upcoming primary as the only announced candidate thus far in opposition to the incumbent governor
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Mareh
Joseph M. Brown
Georgia
Hoke Smith
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