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Newspaper

Columbia Herald

Location

Columbia, Tennessee, United States of America

Date

May 01, 1914

Page

9

Local residents travel and attend events around town

Crip Kinnard and George Sloan return from Franklin. Charles Hatcher and Jesse Tomlinson visit Nashville. Mrs J R Ogilvie of Nashville plans a weekend with her parents in Columbia. Local officials, farmers and clergy move between Culloooka Franklin and Columbia for dances, dances, fairs, church duties, and legal matters as the week progresses.

Crip Kinnard George Sloan Franklin Charles Hatcher Jesse Tomlinson Nashville J. R. Ogilvie A J. Alexander Frank Wheeler John Ruhm Mt. Pleasant Atlanta

Local residents travel to Nashville for various affairs

Charles Sharp and Mrs. Shelby Coffey visit Nashville on business and for visiting relatives. Russell Covey from Culleoka attends court in the city. Thomas Bryant W Ballan fant from Culleoka attend events. Mrs. Joe Hagey, L. Kuhn family, Miss Louise Watkins and others are noted in brief city movements. A wartime horse caretaker position is advertised, offering twenty dollars monthly with board and room.

Charles Sharp Nashville Shelby Coffey Russell Sydney Covey Culleoka Thomas Bryant W. E. Ballanfant Innis Dobbins Gene Dobbins Campbell Kinnard John Cowan Leonard Armistead Franklin Century Club Joe Hagey Carpenters LaFayette A. J. Kuhn Louisville L. W. Kuhn Brownie Louise Tomlinson Cullooka Louise Watkins Ashwood Annie Cecil West End

Birth of an eight pound boy to the Tucker family

Mr. and Mrs. Jack Tucker announce the birth of an eight pound son delivered Saturday afternoon at one o'clock. Both mother and child are doing well. Also advertised: cattle or sheep for pasture near Columbian, with fine orchard and bluegrass, well watered, two miles from Columbian. Contact Dr. Porter.

Jack Tucker Columbian DR O JJ Porter

Final Summons to G W Stallings

Geo. W. Stallings postmaster and Williamsport leader dies at 40 after weeks of illness. Survived by wife and two children. Funeral Friday at 2:20 PM at Williamsport Methodist Church. Rev J B Hendley officiates. burial in Williamsport cemetery. Pallbearers named J W Walker L S Ragsdale H B Porter W Rueell Rucker Choate J W Woody.

Geo. W. Stallings Williamsport Stalings Methodist Church

Porter Withdraws From County Clerk Contest

T L Roy Porter announces withdrawal from the race for county court clerk citing personal reasons and time to devote to private affairs. He expresses appreciation for support and says he leaves the contest with kind feelings toward supporters.

T. L Roy) Porter

Obituary notices recount deaths of Mrs Tennie Estes and others

Mrs Tennie Estes wife of E T Estes died at her Sawdust Valley home Friday at 7 45 am Funeral services were set for 2 pm tomorrow at Mt Nebo church with interment at the Rose Hill cemetery Rev Hendley officiating She survived only by her husband a prominent Sawdust Valley merchant She was a Methodist and had many friends Interment followed at Rose Hill Funeral services were conducted by Rev W T Ussery Other memorials note the passing of Mrs Ora Dalton 34 wife of J W Griggs and Mrs George Ballay The notices name pallbearers and list survivors including children and siblings

Tennie Estes E. T. Estes Sawdust Valley Mt. Nebo Hendley Methodist Church Oakes & Nichols Rose Hill W. T.ussery Ora Dalton W. Griggs Will Dalton James W. Griggs George Ballay Nashville Dalton Ts Mutter Seay Bates Frank Dooley Lee Adkisson

Bugs and rabbits damage crops in Dunlap Tennessee

Damage to crops in Dunlap Tennessee is blamed on bugs and rabbits biting and damaging cabbage peas beets and Irish potatoes. The article notes significant losses and mentions a subscription contact for The Herald.

Dunlap Tenn Apri

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