Personal notes relay Nashville visits and arrivals
A Nashville centered list shows Ernest Farrell, Abe Banman, J A Ketcham and many others traveling to or from Nashville on various social calls. Several residents including Mrs Wry Hughes, Mrs A K E Greenlaw and Miss Milen Porter visit relatives or return from trips to cities such as Baltimore, St Louis, Little Rock and Fayetteville. Others plan visits to Chattanooga, Arkansas, Virginia and Arkansas sites as well as local stays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wry. Hughes
A. KE. Greenlaw
Spring Hill
Hd Wade
Chattanooga
J. W. Flowera
Andrews
John Holcomb
Ethel Voss
Little Rock
Ark
Heory Gross
Harry Weis
Fayetteville
Lutie Moors
Virginia
Elizabeth McLemore
Loyd Caml
St. Petersburg
Fila
Lonnie Woon
Nashville
New Orleans
Victor H. Jackson
Cincinnati
D. Lazarus
Goes. N.larven
Pulaski
Watt
A. H. Foster
Joe J. Jones
Frank Everett
W. K. Hatton
Shelbyville
W. J. Dale
Henry Dotterrer
St. Thomas Hospital
Milen Porter
Leame
Neice
Aileen Roberts
J. W. Brice
Vanderbilt Medical School
Local business notices and travels in Columbia crowd small town pages
A jumble of notices mentions Adams and Martin druggists offering Paris Green, various travelers visiting Nashville Murfreesboro and New York, residents moving to Metropolis and Sunny Arde farm, and multiple local figures visiting kin or attending events. Names include J B Garner, F D Hunter, W J Loveman, J B Nix, Frank N Browne, and Mrs. J H Shannon among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris Green Laparrell
Fies
Adams & Martin
Rounding up social and travel notices in early Tennessee reports
A scattered set of social items and travels mentions Mrs W Grantend and W Y Grant, J J Newson visiting Nashville for races, Mt Pleasant travel for Morechar and medical practice, Keen and Farmer from Helmet Poles visiting Piquerre with Miss Figuer s, Mr Jobert Wiltes from Pulaski organizing a fraternal insurance order, Col John W Fry and Col Arch Hughes traveling to St Louis for the National Good Roads Association, Captain Kidd visiting Columbia with his daughter Miss Jennie Kidd, Maj W J Whitthorne returning from St Louis and urging Gov Mraxier to appoint an exposition commission for immediate work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Auko
Mises Keen
Ose Es Pane Viday
Ary
Mise Eee Dickerson
Institute
Miss Figuers
Jobert Wiltes
Pulaski
John &, Wilkes
Supreme Benef
Llew
Lev
Select Knights
Law Staples
John W. Fry
Arch Hughes Sefthat
St. Louis
National Good Roads Association
Kind
Colombia
Mies Jennie Kidd
Alec Kidd
Captain Kidd
Columbia
Maj. W. J. Whitthorne
St. Lonia
Maj. Whitthorne
Mraxier
Revival at Christian Church Draws Large Crowds in Columbia
Elder A P Johnson conducts meetings at the Christian Church with eloquent sermons. Rev W T Ussery to preach at Santa Fe next Sunday. Interest grows as large congregations attend revival. Baseball fever rises with a May 16 opening when Mooney team from Murfreesboro visits. Manager Ashley Wilkins plans to unite and practice at North Side Park soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. P. Johnson
Christian Church
Leon Harding
Bowling Green
W. T. Ussery
Sante Fe
Prof. Hard
Ram Reaey
Feames
Jumbia Boys
Lewisburg
Columbia
Ball Park
Mooney
Murfreesboro
Ashley Wilkins
Mooney Boys
Sewanee
Newt Fisher
Ty Wilkinsox
North Side Park
Local notes and events in Columbia Tennessee area
Roundup of town news including church and business changes. Mentions Mrs Jon Foster visiting Carter's Creek, Simon Hardison’s butcher shop move, local residents relocating to Wayneeburg Lawton and McKennon, and the Wells family updates. Reports on a fire at Wolf Alexander’s home, Nashville races opening drawing Columbians, the Lamar will probate, and a large Odd Fellows gathering in Lewisburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jon Foster
Carter's Creek
Simon Hardison
South Main Street
Mt. Pleasant
Herwan
George Harlan
John
Gray
Wayneeburg
W. EB. McKennon
Lawton
Uiiahons
WJ. Guest
Ab. Adkinson
Oklahoma
Columbia
Herald
Wolf Alexander
South Garden Street
Nashville
T. W. Lamar
Chas. Sharp
Grant Courtwright
Lawrence County
Sharp
Columbia Lodge
Lewisburg
Petersburg
Cornersville
Murfreesboro
McMinnville
Pulaski
Lynnville
Elora
Scrap in West End Prompts Local Court Action
Scrap involving Jim Owen Henrietta Owen Candie Fleming and Fannie Bransford residents of Ragans row in West End led to court appearances next morning. The four were charged with a promiscuous fight witnessed by much of the neighborhood. Hayes fined each defendant $6 50 in costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim Owen
Henrietta Owen
Candie Fleming
Fannie Bransford
Ragan's Row
West End
Esq
Hayes
Lawrence Iron Co Election of Directors Meeting
The annual meeting of the Lawrence Iron Company stockholders will be held at Maxwell House in Nashville on Wednesday May 20, 1903. Directors will be elected and other business presented. J. Hirt Banty, Secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Iron Company
Ila
Maxwell House
Nashville
Teen
J. Hirt Banty
Domestic textiles and patterns in new plaids and china lie
Fragmented OCR text lists light weight fabrics and patterns. Mentions Black and Colour, new plaid and chequered china cloth, soft finish domestic textiles. Notes prices around 40 cents per yard and a few references to yards and widths.
OAS COPe 4 o clock tea honors Mrs Fowler society note
Mrs W P Morgan hosted the 4 o'clock tea for the Students Club and former Current Grp Club in a brilliant season highlight with over sixty guests. The home featured a gory garden of snow balls lilies and white roses with pink candlelight and silver urn service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. P Morgan
Students’ Club
Grp
E. Fowler
Mra. Morgan
Jare
Palma
Louise Woldridge
Eva Jamon
J. Lo Hutton
A. P. Morgan
Robert Pillow
A. S. James
R. G. Sparrow
Morgan
Chicken theft hits railroad freight yards in Columbia
Poultryman A B Winford of Petersburg reports 1000 pounds of his chickens stolen from a freight car in Columbia yard Tuesday night. He had purchased the flock from Barker Bros and loaded them onto the car that evening. A bill of lading issue is cited as he plans to seek railroad reimbursement. One of the
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. B. Winford
Petersburg
Columbia
Barker Bros
Winford
Daughters of Confederacy to Meet at Evans Home
The Daughters of the Confederacy will gather Friday afternoon at 3 o clock with Mrs H G Evans. A large attendance is desired at the annunt and officers will be elected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daughters of the Confederacy
H. G. Evans
Napier Iron Works Expansion Report Confirmed by Court
Executors report in the case of Anna Rumell Cole against Elizabeth J Edwards and others concerning the estate of Col. B W Cole confirms the expansion of Napier Iron Works. Cole estate held large stakes in Napier Iron Works and the 940,000 expansion cost is affirmed. The Davidson county court, with Maj Ah Lovain and J M Bakin among others, oversees the decision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Col
B. W. Cole
Anna Rumell Cole
Elizabeth J. Edwards
Napier Iron Works
Court of
Davidson County
Ccu
de Cole
Mont
Maj Ah. ©. Lovain
JM Bakin
J. E. Pall
Social gathering notes and local entertainments
Guests seated in the ball room included Miss Joan Smith of Glasgow Mida Anne Ackew of Georgetown by Miss Matilda Alexander of Paris Kentucky Miss Elizabeth Padgett listed as a Tennessee congressman’s ward aides Lana Fritts Kate Owen Clarksville J Hancock of LaGrange Miss Padgett to accompany Miss Jennie Jean Smith home after seminary loss Tea hosted by J L Hatton for Mrs W S Morgan and Miss S Fowler Winnie Davis Chapter of the Daughters of the Confederacy held services at the freight office. A debate on a bill by Mr Winford over stolen chickens ends with the bill likely not filed until the next day after the thefts of the poultry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joan Smith
Glasgow
Mida Anne Ackew
Georgetown
Matilda Alexander
Paris
Elizabeth Padgett
Tennessee
Charmman
Lana Fritts
Panos
Kate Owen
Clarkaville
J Hancock
LaGrange
Ezabeth Padgett
Child Kicked by a Horse in Mt Pleasant Tenn
A 6 year old boy, son of W. G. Beil of Mt Pleasant, was kicked in the face by a horse in the afternoon. The injury is severe and recovery is doubtful. Notices: T. M. Register to Miss Pannie Matt. Hugh Brown to Miss Maude Cooil.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt Pleasant
Tenn
Ueoil
Noo
W. G. Beil
Thin Place
T. M. Register
Miss Pannie Matt
Hugh Brown
Mise Maude Cooil
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Worman
Watkins, Harlan & Evans
Ernest Farrell
Abe Banman
Nashvile
J. A. Ketcham
I Wilkins
Willie Biddle
W. T. Palmer
Trude Shelton
Baltimore
Bum Hartson
Tuowlay
Arch Hughes
Nell Hughes
Robert Berg
Arkansas
W. W. Cuerr
Will Ellett
A. W. Southworth
Henry Bivens
Lula Wallace
Vora Hardison
Hardison's Mills
Mias Sume Lipscomb
Ashwood
Walter Walker
Eugene Bullard
J. T. Menders
J. W. Howard
James A. Smiser
State Board of Pharmacy
Der
Lindon
James A. Sloan
Little George
Misa Carrie Walker
Williamsport
Emmie Harlan
W. T. Unafion
Thoraday
Murtreseboro
F D. Hunter
Boaz
Ala
Mra
F. J. Tyler
J. B. Garner
Lawrenceburg
City
Chas. Hodge
Birmingham
Als
James RK. Hodge
Ed Gonrs
Paliples N. Y
Mina Susie Lipscomb
Mra KE. P Orcer
Jack Davis
Will Brown
John Sowell
Ros | Bridges
P. V. Channel
Jennie May Morrow
Parker
A. B. Raina
Groveland
Allison Webster
North Carolina
East Tennessee
George L. Thomas
Ida
New York
J. H. Shannon
Louisville
EK. F. Everett
Col. Johnson
Douglas Everett
Frank DeWitt Smith
Hohenwald
Maury County
Thorsday
Henry Dotterer
Nat Cheaire
Florida
Shelby Coffee
John M. Gray
Sunnyarde
Mr. Gray
Annie Gray Maddin
David McCaw
Bear Creek
W. J. Whitthorne
Carmack
Bureau of Soils
Agricultural Department
Washington
Maury
Segnatella Valley
Montgomery County
Clarksville
Religious News
MR. Williamson
Lawrence Iron Co
Maury - Day -Coods - CO
China
le Yard
Princeton
Norrow
Oas Cope
Arthur Ramsey
Fairmont Seminary
Lucy Williamson
J. H. Dinning
Reeves
A. Forgey
F. M. Hutsell
The
Sons of Confederate Veterans
Mary Rains
Adkisson Bros
Daughters of Confederacy
Ouuur
Buwhol
G. W. Nichols
J. L. Hatton
Mirei
Fowler
Winnie Davis
Daugh
Confederacy
Satan
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