Local Notices and Happenings in Maury County
Mosaic of brief items from Columbia Tennessee including arrests in Mt Pleasant for abducting a 13 year old girl, missionary conference reports from New Orleans, medical travel updates, and local business notices. Mentions Rev W A Leath, W J Beasley, and Singer sewing machine sales in Columbia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dinning & Dinning
Columbia
Tenn
Martha Pipkin
Cross Bridges
Henry Copeland
Mt. Pleasant
Jennie Miller
Nashville
Jon A. Oakes
Citz
Nichols
Bell
W. A. Leath King
New Orleans
Taylor
Brian Heneley
Thompson Station
Anke W. McKay
W.T. Porter
Axo
Woop & Co
Bothell
Davis Mitchell
St. Louis
Yeaterday
Sute Mitrchell
Poplar
Lyon
South High
Bearry
W. J. Beasley
Williamsport
T. J. Wierwaxer
Culleoka
George Williamson
Singer
Maury
Tod
H. Ledbetter
Office of the Singer Mfg. Co
Buggies Sold in Volume at Low Prices
Serreceiaiy and Dowson advertise a large stock of buggies with a promise of good goods at low prices, claiming high sales due to selection and value.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laura
Serreceiaiy & Dowson
West and Maxwell Form New Undertaking Firm
John West partners with Robert C Maxwell to form West and Maxwell in Monteal at the old North Main and Sixth Street corner. The firm vows a strong undertaking business with bases at the former setup and aims to serve the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John West
Robert C. Maxwell
Ville
West & Maxwell
North Main
Underwood libel suit awards damages in jury verdict
Nashville ruling in United States Circuit Court finds Gen. John O Underwood and editor Cunningham liable for libel over Confederate Veteran article. Jury awards 25000 in damages to Underwood with 15000 against both defendants and 10000 punitive against Cunningham. Also includes a stray auction note for Garr-Scott engine and separator offered by C Ewing and G C McFall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herald
Nashville
John
Underwood
Cunningham
Confederate Veteran
Methodial Publishing House
Veteran
United States Circuit Court
Slvans
Couse
Moves and Visits in South Columbia Area
Mrs O H Kipers travels to Ilinois to visit relatives. Willie Richardson moves to the Dowling house on Twelfth street. Garner relocates from High street to Twelfth street. Hooten family moves from Lonnie Cook place to South High. Gus Powell and daughter Louise of Nashville visit relatives in town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. H. Kipers
Ilinois
South Columbia
Willie Richardson
Dowling
Twelfth Street
Ir. Garner
High Street
Twelfth
Will Mooney
Hooten
Lonnie Cook Place
South High
Gus Powell
Misa Louise
Nashville
Seed Sale and Teachers Association Meeting Listed
Seed and seedling supplier announces best grades of Field and Garden Seeds and Onion Sets with complete stock and right prices. The Maury County Teachers Association schedules a meeting on Saturday May 4 1901 at Hay Long College Mt Pleasants program includes Miss Charlotte Henderson, Prof Dinning, discussion on a Summer Institute, leaders J A Bostick and A C Allen Ansa Voonnres See
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maury County Teachers’ Association
Charlotte Henderson
Hay Long College
Mt. Pleasant
Dinning
Summer — Institute
J. A. Bostick
A.C. Allen
Ansa Voonnres
Approaching Nuptials for Miss Matiasa Borionne and Mr James Tally
Announcement of an approaching marriage between Miss Matiasa Borionne of this place and Mr James Faward Tally of Rocklin California. The ceremony is set for Tuesday afternoon June 4 at First Cumberland Presbyterian Church of Columbia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matiasa Borionne
James Faward Tally
Rocklin
California
Gumberland
Sunshine and Shadows thrills at the Opera House
Entertainer A. W. Hawke, nicknamed the Laughing Philosopher, charmed a large Friday crowd with his lecture Sunshine and Shadows at the Opera House. The event mixed humor with sentiment to urge love and charity, lifting spirits and offering hope amid sorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. W. Hawke
Opera House
Hawke
Philosopher
Apostle
God
Mr. Hawks
Leona
Local Social Notes Highlight Quiet Evening Gatherings
The column recalls gatherings hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. McKinney on the Hampshire pike with cards and luncheon, plus J.A.O Circle and Epworth League events on South High street and Twelfth street. Attendees include local families and guests from Chattanooga, with light refreshments and games shaping an amiable night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert L. McKinney
Hampshire Pike
Eniers
TN. Jones
Joseph Towler
George Martin
J. A. Titcomb
A. P Morgan
Epworth League of the
South Columbia Methodist Church
John H. Thomas
Twelfth Street
Wool buying planned at M D King store by Dr holding
A notice states Dr R Holding will buy wool at M D Kings store on April 26 26. The fragment mentions an A I I L introduced in the Florida Legislature to abolish saloons and establish a state dispensary with proceeds for public works and a blood curing preparation by Garwood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. R. Holding
M.D. King's Store
Florida
April Day Reflections and Verse Fragments
A noisy jumble of quotes and lines from poems and a catalog ad for Cascarets Candy Cathartic appears, mentioning April days and nature imagery. The text mixes literary excerpts with a medical laxative advertisement and a stray editor’s note.
Case of James Callahan in Kidnapping Trial
Omaha Neb May 2 Daniel Allie Han reports that James Callahan Baker’s court allows withdrawal of a not guilty plea to charges of kidnapping robbery and false imprisonment in the Cudahy kidnaping case. If tried on highway robbery charges he could face perjury claims and a possible sentence of fourteen years for guilt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaha
Neb
Daniel Allie Han
Didge Baker
Yar
Lot
Grind
Robery
Cudahy
All
Awards Peremptory Writ in Mandamus Case
A peremptory writ of mandamus was awarded in a case where the Chief Teachers' Federation challenged the state board of education. Judge Thompson ruled the embers of the state board are public officers with a duty to oversee the twenty or more compensations cited in the petition. The article notes the previous board failed to show any pretence of assessment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
Owen Po Thampeon
Dacksnillr
Teachers’ Federation Aginst ' Mate Board of Equalization
Thompson Holly Het
State Board
Namler
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Designa. Ie
Bhuchad Domestio
Fige Liality
Gingham Sea Yard
Maury Dry Goods CO
Robt, KE. D
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T. A. Wallace
Jos. T. Meadors
Woldridge Building
Cantwent
Dr. W. Af
Biddle
Columia
Tens
Offes
Hich
Ollioe
Bovis Ty
Robt
BERG
Tent
A. Sidney Page
Sorme West
Gardena Streets
Columbia, Tenn, Ouinena
Columbia Green House Company
W. Thompson
Wren
Collum
N.F. Vaughan
Ree Sores & VaUghan
Mladen
Laember
Binet
Hiding, Ia
New Firm
Monteal
King's Store
Garr-Scott
Frierson & Embry Bell
Citizens’ Phone
South Main Street
Maury County Teachers
Phistona
Surreys
J. P. Street & Co
Greenway
P. Woldridge
Draggist
Columbia, Tenn
Entertainments
A.W. Hawks
Mary Hine
Hazel Padgett
R. ©. Church
Sue Gray Dunnington
Mary Blackburn
Hastings
Misa Carpenter
J. H. Carpenter
Shakespeare
Miss Lazarus
Tennyson
J. H. Fussell
Friel
Bryant
Justin Thatcher
Hattie Warton Kerlin
Frederick Macmurray
Thatcher
Merlin
Mr. Macmurray
Minnie
Daisy Towler
Joseph M.towler
William Pherson
Battanooga
Feo
J. P. Street
John Mitchell
Treat McLemore
J W. Donnington
Alex Titcomb
Prof
Merrill Ia
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Reign of Law
Voice of the People
Swansburg
Jane Jones
Alkahest Lyceum
Mary Sue
Sadie Aydelott
J.A.O
South High Street
Fannies
Mattie Alexander
CB. Club
May Hart
John Hunter
Bessie Daimwood
Ninth Street
Garwood
Renege George iloDonald
West & Markwell
Barto
Rubber Tire Funeral Car
North Main and
Stete Siveela
BG Grant
Bie
Lle
Borth
Bethel House
Upethiee Garden Iivet
Mal
wets + DINNING
Attorneys -At-Law
Brown Block
Upstaire
South Side Square
Pout
Citizens
Phone 21
Earnest A. Timmons, M. D
South Garden Street
W. Freerson
Vermise Frierson & Fleming
Ufire Insurance
Beat Compania
Memphis
AH Union
W. J. Gibson
Chapin
Jacob Robart
James Callahan
Mor
Catlahinn
Federale
Stile Board of Equalization