Remembering Alvie Gracey A Sweet Farewell in Culloka
Culloka notes the death of Alvie Gracey after months of illness. The funeral at Evergreen church was led by Rev. J. M. Brown with Rev. Wheeler present. Friends recall a devoted sister and teacher, the family grieving deeply as they lay her to rest in the family burying ground.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Culloka
Mise Alvie Gracey
Menos
Evergreen Church
J. M. Brown
Wheeler
Alvie
Jesus
Barbara
Hall's Catarrh Cure Ad Offers Reward and Endorses Fr Cheney
A vintage advertisement offers a $100 reward for a catarrh cure and touts Hall's Catarrh Cure from Hall, F. J. Curing & Co. Toledo. It lists endorsements for Fr. Cheney and firms like Weer & Truax and Waning, Kinnan & Marvin, with internal use claims and price per bottle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hall
F. J. Cursing & Co
Toledo
Cheney
Weer & Truax
Wheleale Druggists
Waning, Kinnan & Manvin
Droget
West Point Notes Bright with Rain and Garden Prospects
Farmers enjoy a beneficial rain this morning helping millet and corn planting. The Misses Walters host Miss Virgie Lockhart of Mt. Pleasant while Miss Forrest Walters visits relatives near Franklin. Hubert Fitzgerald recovers from pneumonia as Sunday school reorganizes with good attendance hoped for. Mrs G H Fitzgerald visits son’s family at Theta. Housekeeper remains in ZOLA as Mr W B Alderson recovers from illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Point
Walters
Virgie Lockhart
Mt. Pleasant
Forrest Waltera
Franklin
Dr. Flowers
Little Lot
Hickman County
L. H. Fitzgerald
Hubert Fitzgerald
W. &. Alderson
G. H. Fitzgerald
Theta
Zola
Satterfield and Dodson Turn Out Stylish Surries This Season
The note highlights stylish surries from Satterfield and Dodson this season praising their swell quality. mentions the brand as HH turned out by the makers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Satterfield & Dodson
Seo
Jatterfield
Dodson
Williamsport notes and church visit updates
In Williamsport on April 27 Rev J B Green conducted services. Dave Trousdale returned home to McCains after visiting sister Mrs Annie Harrie. Local residents Willie and Polly Primm Miss Jenny Mayberry and others mentioned. Marvin Johnson attended a reunion at Dallas then planned weeks with relatives. Mrs Robert Moore is able to be out again. Mattie and Mary Porter Webster of Cross Bridges visited W T Porter. Hattie and Mayme Shannon joined Mr and Mrs Shannon. Several local residents Jones Bunch Will Arms and Will Whittaker were here recently. Dr E B Collins went to Anhwand Saturday for mill business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williamsport
J. B. Green
Dave Trousdale
McCains
Aee
Annie Harrie
Willie
Polly Primm
Penns A
Jenny Mayberry
Marvin Johnson
Re Union
Dallas
Robert Moore
Mattie
Mary Porter Webster
Cross Bridges
W. T. Porter
Hattie
Mayme Shannon
Ill Shannon
Mesara
Jones Bunch
Will Arms
Will Whittaker
E. B. Collins
Anhwand
Local Names Mention Return from Duck River Visit
The notice lists individuals including Rev. and Mrs J A Molloy of Maloy NE and others such as Rev J Ge ate and Mrs James Dob Dobbina, with multiple unclear spellings and a western tone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chariton
Duck, River
J. A. Molloy
Zorear
Rev
J. Geate
James Dob Dobbina
Winsler
Land Rollers and Disc Theta News Notes
Prof D K Dortch of Columbia led a song service and afternoon rent at this place last Sunday. Andrew Mckee returned from a visit to Boo McKee beyond Columbia. Miss Nevada Choate is sick. many friends wish her recovery. Ingrippe cases appear in the neighborhood and several families suffer this week. Mrs Angie Camp visited relatives near here and plans to return to Nashville. J H Trimble to preach at Fairview the third Sunday in May.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theta
D. KE Dortch
Columbia
Andrew Mckee
Boo McKee
Nevada Choate
Ingrippe
W. W. Stanley and
Mears
Charles McKnight
Hunter Hawkins
Angie Camp
Nashville
H. E. Trimble
May
Loniaiana
Menars
Blackburn
Blackwell
James Sparkman
Willie Sparkman
Spring Hill
Martin
J. H. Trimble
Fairview
M&s
Bowser
Miss Anna Stone Weds Horace Williams in Quiet Latta Ceremony
Sunday afternoon at five o clock Miss Anna Stone and Mr Horace Williams were quietly married at the bride’s parents home with Rev Alderson performing. Attendants included Miss Ethel Stone Alan Frazer Miss Pearl Allen and Mr Humphrey Frazer. Reception followed at the groom's Neapolis home as guests praised the couple.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williams
Hadgen Cross 76 Dies at Brother's Home in Bigbyville
Hadgen Cross, 76, died Friday at 1 pm at his brother Newt Cross's home in Bigbyville after months of ill health. Burial was at Reece's burial grounds with service by Prof. T. M. Hogan. He leaves two sons ages 13 and 16. The local Sunday school offered a prize Bible for best attendance over February to April. Lena Gidcomb won the book. The paper notes a growing Sunday school enrollment of 79 and community activity with several residents visiting relatives and taking positions in nearby towns. Frequent name checks include Mia Fly, Eliza Moore, Mary Henderson, Inez Trousdale, Lula Gidcomb, Lena Gidcomb, Edgar Woody, Willie Gidcomb, Alex Erwin, and Mrs. George Maxwell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bigbyville
Mia
Mary Fly
Eliza Moore
Mary Henderson
Inez Trousdale
Lula
Lena Gidcomb
Edgar Woody
Willie Gidcomb
T. M. Logan
Alex Erwin
Nashville
Case Harvesting Machine Co
George Maxwell
Texas
J. W. Faires
A. Birchett
Allen Smith, Jr
Bruce White
Frank
Campbell's Station
Keoc
Fitzzgerald
Clifford Adkinson
Little Son
Mixa Kate Wright
Columbia
Howard Perry
Sprig Hill School
Floyd Giddens
Mary “m
Robt
Woody
Unclear OCR Notice of Local Congregational Delegates
Fragmentary report mentions Master Joe Waldo and Mr J L Maxwell with fines and injuries from a barbed wire incident. Also references Minece Bestie Maxwell Louise Thomas convalescing and Mary Nettie Parks entertaining friends. Mentions district conference at Callecks with church delegates.
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Ant
Joe Waldo
J. L. Maxwell
Minece Bestie Maxwell
Louise Thomas
Mary
Nettie Parks
Elders, Deaths and Local Happenings in Taylorville
Elder Will Morton preached at Southpoint last night. Mrs. Manerva Spencer died April 26 after a four month illness, aged about 69, leaving three children. Mrs. Jam Patton and Mrs. James Beard attended ill relatives. Maggie Board teaches at Southport. Tennie Cathey leads Dryfork school.
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Taylorsville
Will Morton
Southpoint
Manerva Spencer
M. L. Spencer
Flora Jones
Thin Ry
Samara Johnson
West Tennessee
Peeras Enried
Fern Rayalie
Jam Patton
Mack Bifle
James Beard
McKee
Crows Bridie
Will Watron
Jrnaie Patton
John Bishop
Maggie
Southport
Tennie Cathey
Dryfork
Guess Who
Potato Barrels and Local Social Notes
Potatoes barrels advertised from top ary stock by coopers. Contact Maury Barrello via phone 178 and citizens' phones 810 811. May 2 to Parkville notes dated April 24. Social items include singing at Mr Church's, Ed Garner visiting Swan Creek relatives, Mrs Frank Lile visiting sister Mrs J B Hooten. Annie Mindes and Lucy Garner visit Dora Garner of Croas Bridges. Nath Garner and Mr and Mrs Garner visit Mrs McKee, who is ill at her father Thomas Beard's home in Cross Bridges.
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Citizens
Parkville
Pers
Ihurch
Ed. Garner
Swan Creek
Frank Lile
J. B. Hooten
Mindes Annie
Lucy Garner
Dora Garner
Croas Bridges
Nath Garner
Brand New Survey Offer at Sarreavixep and Donson's
A marketing blurb advertises a survey for 66.00 at Sarreavixep and Donson's, presenting the item as a fresh purchase option. The text reads like a sales pitch and does not indicate a broader event or outcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarreavixep
Donson's
Deed Filed For Sockauie Furnace Property Transfer
The deed to the Sockauie Furnace property, formerly held by Union Marine Company of Pennsylvania, was filed in the Register's office after Mr J J Gray Jr paid $15 for the plant. He is renovating the property to commence operations.
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Sockauie
J. J. Gray, Jr
Union ‘Rnet Company of Pennsylvania
Register
School Boys Quarrel Ends With Bat Blow
Allen Matthews about fifteen and Bond Davis about eighteen fought at McCains school yard after beer at play. Davis struck Matthews with a baseball bat, rendering him unconscious for hours. Matthews improved and the injury was not considered dangerous. Davis was not arrested as the quarrel was deemed a schoolboy dispute.
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Allen Matthews
J. G. Matthews
Bond Davis
Brooks Davis
McCains
Davis
Matthews
Davin
August Belmont Rules Out L and N Management Changes
August Belmont states no changes contemplated in the management of the L and N. The remark addresses plans for leadership and structure at the railway company, indicating stability expected under current leadership.
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August Belmont
Fence to withstand freshet urged by dealers
The ad plugs American Wire Fence as the top choice after floods damaged enclosures. Batterfield & Dodson promote Itatande as tested and proven, urging customers to buy the fence to replace lost fences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Itatande
Batterfield & Dodson
Tragic Knifing in Lobelsville County Store
In Lobelsville near the Hickman line Maury county a neighborly dispute turned fatal when Johnson Twomey drunkly entered Add Cobel Lobelsville store and attacked Cobel with a knife Cobel defended himself and fatally stabbed Twomey cutting his throat from ear to ear officials report the incident followed a heated quarrel between two longtime friends.
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Waverly
Nashville American
Johnson Twame
Add
Lobellville
Serr Safety
Hickman Line
Maury County
Wall Paper and Farsason Dialogue Sparks Quip About Updates
In a humorous exchange, the barber jokes about shaving patrons while they wait. Peppery retorts that he often finds several others waiting, highlighting a light banter moment in a scene labeled Wall Paper and wp Farsason. The dialogue emphasizes a casual, social atmosphere.
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Al,Corn’s Drug Store
Surries
Land Rollers
Sleo
Lavrenviery & Dopson's
Sarreevieny & Mo Bons
Lawea
R. G. Barns
P. Worley
Plesse
Ste Larrenrreig & Consox
Tayloraville
Parksville
Rains
Drugeiet
Frigeson & Son
Castoria
T. N. Figuers
Bryan
Col. Bryan
Opera House
Daughters of the Confederacy
Bethell House
Maury Cea
Winnie Davis
Mesdames
J. G. Williamson
J. Ewing
G. Dunningon
W. B. Dobbins
H. A. Brown
J. H. Fussell
H. G. Evans
W. M. Biddle
Robin McKinney
Rebecca McLemore
Annie White
Frank H. Smith
N. B. Shep‘d
H. Hatcher
A. B. Rains
Rosa Barnett
Laura Galloway
Indies
A . Hatcher
H. P. Pigners Jas
A. Smiser
J. K. Farrell
John Trotwood Moore
F. D. Lander
Sons of Confederate Veterans
Jon
Col
J. L. Hutton
Miss Poston
Eva James
Misa Janie Sheegog
Missea Sale Post
John H. Carpenter
George Meredith
Mary Carpenter
Hardy
Mt. Plewnant
Meredith
C. W. Mitchell
Tesa O' D'Urbeville
Richmond Pearson Hobson
Maxwell
Hobson
Moors
Sadie
Janie Shevogg
Misa Poston
Memphis
Mareschal Neil Josen
Annie Williamson
Bruce Couhran
Rebecca Williamson
Connor Akin
William Evans
Sam Harlan Mins
Emma Wooten
Capt. Murphy
Ethel Hendley
W. 8. Wooten
King's Daughters
Frank Everett
Pulaski
R. B
Truth
Tom Lamar
Golam & Institute
John Gant
T. L. Cunningham
J. B. Wiltkina
Arra Holtz
Oscar Dor
John Hunter
Mme. de Marco
Institute
Mins Mary Dale Fignera
Mis
Violet
Mose Freeman
South Main Street
Misa Nettle Robertson
South East
Farsason
Chichester
Enees Seta Erence
Panei Ae Pasta Aay
Ghighestrs Chemical OD
PMILA
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