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Newspaper

Columbia Herald

Location

Columbia, Tennessee, United States of America

Date

May 01, 1903

Page

7

Local notices and church life in Sandy Hook report

In Sandy Hook April 30 the pastor preached an avid sermon at our church Sunday night to a large audience. Bro Hunter joined in marriage Mr Franc Register and Miss Fannie May Reed. Local health updates and family notes include Hinton Hanea’s health and return from the Lone Star state. Community movements cover purchases, farming, travel, and school plans as residents visit Columbia and nearby areas.

Sandy Hook Hev Hunter Nashville Franc Register Fannie May Reed Hinton Hanea Dow Lone Star State Ike Johnson Awkwood Eva Pickard Colum_bia R. E. Potts T. M. Gordon Annie Potts Mt. Pleasant Edgar Craig Baw C.F. Pugh Day Neeley Columbia F. O. Potts Ira L. Anderson Bettie Hines HW A Morgao Onion Grove Mary Net Loftin Ia Larkin Lamar Mary Gaines Hoses Dooley Lazzie Barter P._C. Dooley Murfresboro Emma Lowell Leftwich Howell Holman Lases Rube Edars Tom Hardison Hugh Porter Lon Smith Wild Flower

18 Years to the bogey business advertisement notes

Informal local notes report community chatter on shopping plans and customers. Mentions Bro H A Gray preaching May first Sunday night at Smyrna and various local visits and travels among residents including the Crawfords, Smiths, Minor family, and Meas, Sellars, and Jackson. Includes Dew Drop month references and upcoming union school sermon by Dr Laws.

H. A. Gray Smyrna Eddie Nicholson Oceola Ark G. W. Crawford Spring Hill Crawford Hollow Maude Rosa Smith Mira Fannie Minor D. G. Thomas Iva Meas John Sellera Robert Jackson Loulaville Ham Columbia Birmingham Chas Lowell Montgomery Ala Rock Spring Mollie Craig Little Mies Jennie Mai Cranford Hollow

Birthday Party Honors Mrs Atkinson with Grand Family Spree

Mrs William Atkinson marked her seventy second birthday with a long visit from relatives and friends. Numerous families attended, including Mra M H Dyer and W W Johnsons, and many shared gifts and good wishes. Other local news mentions residents visiting kin and a few illnesses among children.

Janes Craig J.T. Atkeieson D. K. Minor W. M. Johnson Have Tomen W. E. Foster James Dooley Walter James B. Dillehay Maggie Owl Pos, Crawford M. B. Scott KE. Cardwell William Crawford Lou Smith Tom Hardison Lulu Scott John Jones Tae Lottia Mina Ruth Scott Min Annie Mai Williams Glendale Carrie Holman Bear Creek W. K. Sueddan

Port Royal meeting and rain hinder local planting

Nina Bou and Glenn's Store in the Britten neighborhood note a meeting at Port Royal. Mrs Willie Coleman praised as the finest of her sister Mrs Parham of Kecron. Heavy rain causes farmers to fall behind on corn planting in Clover Leap.

Glenn Nora Hampton Britten Port Royal Willie Coleman Mra Parham Kecron Juat Trneine

Water Valley and West Point items run through April

A collage of local notes from Water Valley and West Point reports planting progress and social visits. Farmers hustle at spring work as wheat and water crops look fine. Names include Lula Jarrat Dessie Sewell Wess Cook Whit Hight Sallie Hutcheson Pokie Harris Mattie Dodgson John Fleming J.S. Johnson and others. Botanic Blood Balm ads promote cures for skin and blood conditions. Weather notes show continued planting with tires and travel between communities.

Water Valley Lula Jarrat Dessie Sewell Bethel Wess Cook Whit Hight Columbia Eula Page Laura Beard Fly Sallie Hutcheson Pokie Harris Mattie Dodgson Williamsport John Fleming Mt Pleasant James Pigg J. P. Johnson J.S. Johnson Sarah Hutchesan Orestra

Death and funeral of Mrs Wilnes at Bear Creek

An obituary note reports the death of Mrs Barbara Wilnes of Bear Creek, mourned by family and community. The service followed a large gathering with a church-affiliated procession and remarks on her fifty years of church membership and steadfast faith. Pallbearers listed, and a pious farewell urged readers to emulate her Christian life.

Lowe Alderson W. BW Senta Fe Bear Creek Lewisturg Doo B Wilees Barab Wilnes Kore Gray Walker Kaob Creek Bro. Walker Gols Arto Heavenly Gate Nichols Jan W. Watson R. P. Bitzerald Jack G. H. Fiteerld W. Galloway Zula

Student Dinner by Indies Club on Public Square

The Indies of the Students Club will serve a dinner on Monday May 4 in the vacant store near the Farmers and Merchants Bank. Proceeds support the Free Reading Room and Library with an open-evening reading area and attractions for children.

the Indies of the Students’ Club Henge Farmers’ and Merchants’ Bank

Branham & Hughes Students Go To Nashville Trawl Day

Spring Hill notes report Branham and Hughes students traveling to Nashville on Saturday to enter the trawl at Vanderbilt Heli day. The item mentions Nance Grigaby, a Black youth, who died after a skull crash involving Will Filenn, an 18 year old. World Wide & putetlon are cited, along with White's Cream Vermifuge praised as a worm destroyer and tonic for weak children, offered at 25 cents by A. H. Ralos.

Spring Hil Tenn Branham & Hughes Nashville Vanderbilt Nance Grigaby Will Filenn World Wide & Putetlon A. H. Ralos

Sunday Fire at Titcomb's Drug Store Damages Insured

A Sunday afternoon fire damaged the second story of Titcomb's drug store on the square. The fire company arrived quickly and extinguished the blaze using the chemical engine. Origin unknown. Insurance covers the minor damage.

Titcomb

President Jere Baxter Resigns Amid Rail Push

The Nashville Tennesee Central president Jere Baxter resigns after a decade of fighting for an independent line to break a railroad monopoly. He cites building a railroad through Cumberland coal measures and appeals to lawmakers, saying his successor will carry on for Tennessee’s people while avoiding undue influence from the old middle Tennessee roads.

St. Saura Col Baxter Naabriile Miord Col. Baxter Baxter Tennérate Central Cumberland Platent Stan Ingisature Monte St. Louis Tennessee Somone Middle Tennessee Tennessee Central Railroad

Agricultural addresses in Columbia May 11 1908

Farmers urged to attend in Columbia Court House where Prof Andrew M Soule and local speakers will discuss agricultural topics and form a County Agricultural Institute. A list of local signers supports the effort. Also a testimonial praising Herbine as malaria treatment with price noted.

Andrew M. Soule State Agricultural College Knoxville Columbia Will P. Bialey F. P. Brombach F. Hanson Horace B Hanson M. Payer John A. Thomas Jonna T. Amis J. H. Kannon J. J. Fleming J. B. Ranton Houston Thomas Jnc IW. Friemaan J. F. Houser G. P. Mayberry W. J. Moore M. Sheegog F. Watsins W. Ll. Fleming Herbie Alb Raina

Columbia Presbytery Opens Spring Session with Santa Fe Congregation

The Columbia Presbytery of the Cumberland Presbyterian Church met April 23 to 25 with Santa Fe in attendance. Rev. E L McWilliams gave the opening sermon, W D Braly was elected Moderator, and delegates were named to the General Assembly in Nashville. The next meeting will be with College Grove in Williamson County in September. A memorial asked the General Assembly to delay Cumberland Presbyterian and Northern Presbyterian union actions until negotiations begin. The Ladies Missionary Society also met publicly under presbyterial oversight. Ordinary accidents are blamed on a bottle of Ur. Ynumas Electric Oil for relief and burns.

Columbia H. Eebman K. D. Whittaker Kidera J. A. Gilbreath B. Fk. King College Grove Williamson County M. B Gaberd Franklin Ooon Banta Presbytery Memorial General Assembly Cumberland Presbyterian Church Presbyterian Church In United States of America Eidera H. Denton Ot. Owen J. A Thomas M. L.nelsoms J. N Meronwy B. A. Johnson J. H. Fumi Hardison W. B. Greenlaw Ladien’ Missionary Society of the Presbyte Mins Mary Akin M. E. Gabard Misa Vern Wilson

Oakes and Nichols Debut New Carriages in Town

Oakes and Nichols unveiled two fine black carriage teams for funerals weddings and parties adding stylish turnout to Columbia. The new rigs attracted praise at the Brown-Cedl wedding and are expected to be used for public events, with one team valued around 1,000 and a second purchased for the other turnout.

Columbia Messrs. Oaken & Nichols Twoey Bose

Lewis Ends Columbia Partnership Moves to Bessemer

Mr James F Lewis dissolves partnership with Rains and Lewis leaving Columbia after thirteen years. He will move Saturday to Bessemer Alabama to reside and join his brother in a drug business. He holds substantial real estate there and many friends regret his departure.

Rains & Lewis Jas. FF. Lewis Rains Bessemer Ala Lewis Lewishaw Columbia

Death's Harvest. Ben Ferguson

Ben Ferguson died at his home in Lawrenceburg on Friday. A former resident of Pleasant, he was a member of Masonry and attended by many friends at his funeral in Lawrenceburg Saturday morning. He is survived by his wife one daughter and two sons.

Ben Ferguson Lawrenceburg P’leasant Aes Mason Pleasant Jode McLemore City Grain & Feed Bix Street

Mules For Sale Near Shady Creek Area

Roadside notice lists 4 to 6 mules offered by J. W. Howard & Co. for sale. Entry mentions rural trading post context and business location in Shady Creek region.

Ee Sa Ene Shady Ch Business

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