Personal notes from Columbia include visits and travels
Rev. G W Folsom returns from Chattanooga while Wright Sedge of Cincinnati visits the Wooten family. Several locals travel to Nashville, St Louis, Florence, and Memphis. Col. J C Wooten’s family hosts visitors. Carmack support attitudes emerge in county politics. others announce moves, visits, and employment changes across Williamson, White, and Davidson counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. W. Folsom
Chattaooga
Wright Sedge
Cincinnati
Ohio
Cot
J. C. Wooten
J. W. Head
Lebanon
Ernest Farrell
He Black
Lourbon Estes
Tifton
Bessie Lee
John Lee, Jr
Williamson County
Columbia
W. M. Wood
L. & N. Railroad
Alcorn
Milnois
Society Notes Highlight Spring Hill and Memphis Gatherings
A busy week of society events in Memphis and surrounding areas features Mrs. Van Leer Polk’s surprise marriage to Richard C. St. John in Memphis, and Mrs. Dorothy Kitchens, with ties to Columbia, recalling earlier meetings. Mrs. John F. Stephenson hosts the Zion Book Club in honor of Mrs. Locke Breaux of Mt. Pleasant. St. John Polk’s union follows social entertainments by Miss Carrie Williams, Miss Carrie Knox, and the Girls Cotillion Club with dinners, cards, and luncheon affairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. John Polk
van Leer Polk
Richard C . St. John
New York
Tennessee
Polk
Dorothy Kitchens
Bodine
Mr. Polk
Court Square
Main Street
Memphis
Mrs. Polk
Columbia
John F. Stephenson
Zion Book Club
Locke Breaux
Mt. Pleasant
E. L. Gregory
Pleasant
A. KE. Sheldon
J. J. Claxton
Century
Prenton Fleming
Ida Armatrong
Alice Dixon
Mabel Stephenson
Ida Walker
Miss Willie Dell Sowell Takes Breaux Bridge Teaching Post
Santa Fe resident Miss Willie Dell Sowell leaves for Breaux Bridge Louisiana to teach at the local school. Also noted is Mt Pleasant’s Etta Ruff visiting, Laurence Cockrell accompanying her home, and Ernest Darmwood seeking the O M A scholarship with votes welcome from friends. For sale: a handsome ranabout at $75, originally $125, details via The Herald.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willie Dell Sowell
Santa Fe
Breaux Bridge
Etta Ruff
Mt. Pleasant
Laurence Cockrell
Laurence
Ernest Darmwood
G. M. Dalmwood
McKennap, Andreson & Poster
Local illness and recoveries listed in community update
Beserroe is sick while Miss Bula Blair and Mrs. James White remain ill. L A Bidey is at home on North Garden street. Enoch Stephenson has recovered and returns to the store. Lucy McKee at Dr Pillows infirmary improves. Mrs John Jackson shows improvement. W H Wilson greatly improved and may return home. Mrs Wilson returned from Nashville. Fannie Tucker is sick. A Smith can go out after long illness. Mr and Mrs John M Gray move to Sunnyside on Mt Pleasant pike.
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Wat G. Clark
Henry P. Clark
Eagleville
Columbia
Clark
Herald
Rutherford County
J.B. Melemore
Nashville
J. A. Shelley
Lillie Dobbins
Zlon
Allie Klittell
Mt. Pleasant
A. F. Brown
Ui Morgan Hall
W. T. Boaz
Greenstree, Christian Church
McFall Ang
Tuscumbia
Ala
W. L. North
Litte
Birmingham
S. Moseley
Ma Hayes
G. Richards
Sparta
Dutty Creek
Mr. Richards
Jones
White County
Richards
Patterson
Carmack
Hol ‘Tucker
Mr. Pleasant
Joe M. Tucker
Emma C. Davis
Frank Everett
Har Nome
Smyrna
W. P. Watson
Fannie McClellan
P. M. Anderson
Gallatin
Roberta Voss
Bristol
J. G. Williamson
Brashear
Maddin Vous
Portland
Tenn
Spence McFall
Florence
W. &. Holman
Florida
Holman
Hunter McDonald
Carter Cox
Franklin
Cross Bridges
A. N. Dale
St. Louis
Dale
Tom Friel
Memphis
American Registry Co
New York
Mr. Friel
Kate Stephenson
Nashvile
L. A. Bidey
Mty
North Garden Street
Enoch Stephenson
Lucy McKee
Carter's Creek
Dr. Pillow’s Infirmary
John Jackson
W. H. Wilson
Extra Specials in the Clothing Department
Retail notices advertise remaining Young Men's suits in sizes 15 to 20 at 5.95 after prior sales. Upcoming promotions promise 80 Men’s heavy and medium weight suits from fall and winter at 5.95, with sizes 33 to 88. Paragon Trousers priced 5.00 6.00 and 7.50 per pair. Boys knee pants suits close at 2.95.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reinant Lenseths
Ingrass
Trish Point
Nottingham
Madras
Paragon
New Freight Shipment Arrives With Neckwear Belts and Bags
Just received another large shipment of nations and small wares including neckwear rushings belts bags and trimmings. Also secured remnants and seconds from a large factor with yard wide penangs madras cloths and shirtings offered at sale tomorrow at reduced prices per yard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Just
Penangs
Madras
Be Sure and Ask to See Our 10c Counter
A shopper appeal urges customers to inspect a counter showing occasional large values. The notice emphasizes surprising finds and seeks curiosity about the store display.
Poll taped neck and sleeve with slight imperfections
The item shows mill seconds of wear from use and bleaching. Measurements indicate 1 hour 20 minutes worth of quality, with minor imperfections noted in the taped areas and sleeve.
Gott pleads guilty to slaying Cincinnati doctor
Robert W. Gott admitted guilt in Judge Hunt's court for the murder of Dr. Leo Danziger a prominent Cincinnati physician. He received a ten year penitentiary sentence. The killing occurred during a visit to Anna Spangler Gott's sixteen year old niece. Medical experts attributed temporary insanity to fears of disclosure by the girl. The Gott family had origins in West Virginia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Robert W. Gott
Gott
West Virginia
Latest Style Buggies Surries and Runabouts Auction Ad
Local ad from B. A. Satterfield & Co. invites buyers to view latest style buggies surries and runabouts and offers to pay cash. Located at the firm on North Radways Whig street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. A. Satterfield & Co
North Radways
Mission Society Meeting Set for May 13
The Woman's Home Mission Society of the Tennessee Conference will convene here on Wednesday May 13. A stray quotation from The Herald hints at a shift to the earlier date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Home Mission Society of the Tennessee Conference
Maury County Candidates Seek Reelection to Tennessee Assembly
The Democratic Party authorized notices announce Capt. A. A. Lipscomb and W. T. Galloway as candidates for reelection as Representatives from Maury County in the Fifty-Sixth General Assembly of Tennessee subject to party action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. A. Lipscomb
Maury County
General Assembly
Tennessee
Democratic Party
W. T. Galloway
D&wtt
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