Notable Visitors and Travelers in Columbia Society
A roster of prominent visitors and locals includes W H Bell departing for Memphis for two months return, John W Alexander of Lynnville, W M Tolley and Smith Thomas in Nashville for the great horse sale opening, W J Bolon of Kentucky a traveler in town thirty years with many ties, Tony Sudekum inspecting renovations of the theater he leased, Dr J H Jones of Hampshire on business, A M Hagan Nashville real estate man in town, Dr Lucius P Brown from Nashville exploring phosphate interests, Mrs Henry Dixon of Mt Pleasant visiting Mrs Mary Hine and Miss Rosa Barnett, Fred Kelsey returning from Red Boiling Springs, Himmett Foster from the state prison at the Republican pow wow next Saturday, Hon Albert G Ewing Nashville state’s former senator and current U S attorney in Columbia on legal business, Nov Edward B H Eslick Pulaski former elector in state politics in town for legal matters.
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Toy
Mb. J
Moving Picture Magnate
Nashville
Apera
J. H. Jones
Hampshire
Columbia
A. M. Hagan
Lucius P. Brown
Henry Dixon
Mt. Pleagant
Mary Hine
Rosa Barnett
Fred Kelsey
Red Boiling Springs
Himmett Foster
Albert G. Ewing
Senate
Edward BH. Eslick
Pulaski
Death's Harvest. Charles A Woods obituary notes
Charles A Woods aged 26 of Dallas died Friday at 4 45 pm from meningitis after a five week illness. He lived in McKinney and Dallas charity work included sales and life insurance work. He was a Methodist and survived by his parents and a brother Samuel Woods. The funeral is in McKinney with Rev F C Young at Pecan Grove cemetery. The infant son of Mr and Mrs Frank Shaw died Tuesday night from bronchitis with services at Spring Hill and burial there.
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Chas. A. Woods
Charles A. Woods
Jefferson Avenue
Dallas
Tennessee
Texas
Slis County
Waxahachie
Pine
McKinney
Woods
Sam J. Massie
Methodist Church
Pecan Grove Cemetery
F. C. Young
First Methodist Church
Samuel Woods
Dally Courier
Frank Shaw
Spring Hill
Rev. Nichols
Spring Hill Cemetery
Unclear pricing snippet with mixed figures
Fragmentary OCR data shows several prices such as 14.90 310.00 7.50 1.19 1.50 1.00 and an unclear 23e. No identifiable person, place, or event is present to derive a concrete news item or headline.
Mrs. Andrews in Columbia Home as News and Society Notes
Mary Sharber, 14, ill with appendicitis at home of Mr. and Mrs. Joe Sharber. Mica Berste Cayce resigns as shirt garter company stenographer. Eagle-Thistle body marketed to cut living costs. claimed larger packages and lower cooking costs. Society items cover Miss Bicknell farewell in Columbia. Missionary Society hosts a May 3 birthday invitation at First Methodist Church. Matinee Musical Club promotes Miss Aleda Waggoner concert with Miss Pixon entertaining Zion Book Club. Mrs. Emily Dixon hosts notable gathering with Mrs. Harry Dixon and others. elaborate eye catching decor and refreshments mark the event.
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Mica Berste Cayce
Shirt Garter
Eagle-Thistle
Institute Hall
Matinee Musical Club
Aleda Waggoner
Schubert
Miss Pixon
Emily c. Dixon
Bettermnon
Alive Dixon
Zion Book Club
Harry Dixon
John Witherspoon
Mary and
Loune Witherspoon
Clarence Dixon
Nashville
Joe Dixon
Columbia
Dixon
Beef prices rise to highest in years in Chicago
Chicago May 1 Prices of fresh meat both on the hoof and in retail markets have reached the highest average in two years. Packers report paying top prices for cattle in over twenty years, with carnage of factors blamed. Beef sirloin four cents higher year over year while tenderloin up five cents and lamb six cents. Beef on the hoof averaged nine dollars per hundredweight with lamb at about twenty dollars and twenty cents.
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Chicago
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Algie Cherry
L. E. Harrison
L. B
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A. W. Lipscomb
D. W. Shofner
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J. L. Hutton
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Louisvlle
Conrad Shoes Co
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Louisville
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Janes Butler
Murfreesboro
Rochester
N. Y
A. Samuels
John P. Graham
Carters Creek
H. B. Adams
S. F.hooper
Springfield
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Ark
M. B. Collier
Mm. J. C. Lane
Martha
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Luther Maupin
Stuith
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Lewis Amis
Franklin
Claude Thomas
Glendale
Fannie Houser
Oklahoma
William Moses and Son
John N. Gant
J. W. Adkisson
Brewton
A. A. Barker
Mis. Mattie Tomlinson
City School
Cullooka
Webster Turner
LaFayette Wilkes
Brownlie Thomas
Sunnyride
Bila Craig
Culleoka
Felix Weatherford
Culleooka
H. E. Merrow
Tabitha Williamson
Jesse Tomlinson
Jennie May Sellers
Nannie Voorbles
Tenth Street
Clinton Moore
Chiicago
Kansas City
St. Louis
Oth
Columbia Bank @ Trust Co
Chattanooga
White Lime
Virginia Land
Plaster Street
Martin & Vaughan Co
Maury Dry Goods Company
Ratine
Foulard
Brussels
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Miss Bicknell
H. O. Fulton
Margaret Bicknell
Fort Worth
Ladies of the Missionary Society of the First Methodist Church
Bylock
Matnee Musical Club
H. Darden Harkreader
Waggoner
A. H. Foster
School Street
Miss Dixon
Mesdames Q
W. Walker
W. Vance Thompson
Walter A. Woods
Street, Martin & Vaughan Co
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