Maury County Elections Declared Candidates
A stream of candidates are announced for Maury County offices including sheriff trustees and county judge. Names such as Barker Webb Crowe Whit Granbery Kannon Looney Boyd Padgett enter the field for the August election under Democratic party consideration.
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Sheri
Maury County
KR. Whit Might
Ins
Be “Granbery
Trusty
Iwo
James J. “Kannon
Maury
Weeton
County Fudge
Looney
County Criminal Court
Hon. L. Padgett
Democratic Party of
.Farmers and townsfolk items from local Union area
A collage of brief notices: quilting and crafts by M R White of Union, large red-horse fish reportedly weighed 22 pounds near Fountain Creek, wool price calls, Mr G W Kinzer's return from West Tennessee, Willard Worley visiting ill mother Sophonia, and ads for binder twine and hay. Local groups meet at courthouse to plan Confederate grave decorations, sermon at Mt. Pleasant, and Institute closing exercises. Also notices on elections, loans, and business ads from J P Street Co and Harrows hardware.
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M. R. White
Union
Neab
Young's
Ode Davis
Fountain Creek
Dock River
Barger
G. W. Kinzer
Sawdust Valley
West
Tennessee
Roberts Machine & Inciement Co
Epworth League Services Highlight Hymn Writers
Religious notes describe Epworth League at First Methodist with papers on hymn writers, songs, and voices enhancing the service led by Miss Maude Williamson. Also covered are Sunday sermons at several churches, revivals near completion, and upcoming Methodist services with Rev. F. P. Webb.
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Epworth League
First Methodist
Maude Williamson
Charles ‘Weasley
Frank Ure
Jeans
Mins Iy
Jenus
AC. H. Sharp
Roberta Williams
Charlotte Elliott
Lucy Haley
Dr. Page
League
Toplady
Fletcher Farias
Miss Pipers
Miss Sheppard
Celebration of the eighty first anniversary of Ameri can Odd Fellows Hall
The Odd Fellows and Rebekah groups hosted an anniversary program with Col Jombia Lodge No. 3 and Spring Hill Lodge as guests. The event featured vocal solos, orchestra selections, a scene from a lodge meeting, cornet and clarionette pieces, and a dance of Rebekahs. A feast followed, with pink and green lodge decorations and emblems like the dove, lily, moon and seven stars. The evening closed with a march by Rebekahs and thanks to Joshua Goes for a festive treat.
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Odi Sa
Odd Fellows’ Hall
Hope Hebekah Todgs
Col
N. G
Columbia Lodge
Das. A. Acters
Spring Hill Lod
Davies & Sherrill
W. A. Smith
Peter Gray
Misa
Henrietta Lasarun
Feren Sti
B. Armstrong
J. W. Reama
True Blue
Willie Belle Guest
Li. Doet
Wheeler
Frank Cox
Columbia Lodge No
Rebekah
Eliza A. Cox
Emma Wheeler
Allie Sullivan
J. H. Dugger
Cornet
Rebekahs
Rebekah Hall
Dream Force
Rebelkahs
Joshua Goes
Social Evening at Oak Lawn Hosts Floral Contest Winners
Miss Alice Dixon and Mr Dave Fleming won a floral contest at Oak Lawn near Ashwood Tuesday evening. Annie McMillan and Will Stephenson were runners up. Attendees included numerous Dobbins Watkins Fleming Stephenson and Haven family members and local residents. Annie Fleming hosted last Friday with music by Miss Fleming Ashton Kas Shegog and Dave Fleming. Attendees listed include Dobbins Fleming Harlan and other locals. Dr Holding plans to buy wool at the old stand as Columbia Ice Co expands its plant capacity from ten to fifteen tons daily due to town demand.
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Oak Lawn
Annie
Rebecca Dobbins
Ashwood
Alice Dixon
Dave Fleming
Annie McMillan
Will Stephenson
Lily Watkins
Christine Watkins
Annie Fleming
Sarah Stephenson
Susie Lipscomb
Messia
Spence McFall
Ernest Dixon
David
James Fleming
Theodore Stephenson
Wilson Dobbina
Brown
P. Haven
Miss Fleming
Miss Ashton
Kas Shegog
Jean Dobbins
Annie Kans
Janie Sh
Willie Ashton
Measra
Clyde Gant
Janie
Wilson Dobbins
Sam Whitthorne
Arch Craig
Harry Frierson
Robi. Harlan
The Nagaket The Nagket 20 Down Men's Hat Shop Sale
Hats and accessories for men boys and ladies described with low-priced straw hats dress shapes and trim hats. A large assortment includes summer shirts underwear parasols parasols and silk trim items. The ad promises low prices and broad selection across apparel and home goods.
Criminal Court disposes cases on liquor and trespass
In Criminal Court on Wednesday the State v John Kincaid, charged with drinking liquor without license, was nolle pressed on payment of costs. State v Cas Garner, aiding in liquor sales without license, nolle pressed after paying 50 and costs. J J Blackmore faced two liquor license charges, nolle pressed on paying 50 and costs each. Aaron Estes, colored, trespassing on church property, found not guilty. Galvanized barbed wire priced at 4 cents per pound, cash. J P Street & Co, te
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State
John Kincaid
Noile
Cas Garner
Nolle
J. J. Blackmore
Aaron Estes
West End Notes from Concord and Columbia
Mrs Henry Sealey and son of Concord visited Mrs J T Batts yesterday. W Irvine is assessing taxes and greeting Mr J T Crawford who is improving slowly. Mr B M Voss was in Nashville Saturday. Mr and Mrs W Shirley welcomed a daughter on Wednesday. Mrs J T Batts has been ill but improved. Mrs John Foster is sick. Leslie Collier now with Cumberland Telephone as messenger boy. Mr Roquemore received news from Chattanooga. Hine harness mare Wednesday. Mr d P Doyle and family moved to South Columbia. Squire J M Parker and wife returned from country visit. Jack Martin of Hickman county visited F M Gibson Wednesday. If you want the best buy the Tennessee. Passed through Columbia yesterday route to prison. J L Moyse impersonated Lanten Clark of the battleship Tex as at New Orleans, deceived and married Bertha Wernken of Dayton, Ohio, en route to the prebentiary at Nashville, sentenced to three years. Mayee was an ex-Mississippi volunteer and well known here. Furniture dealer advertisement mentions stock.
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Henry Sealey and Son
Concord
J T. Batts
W. Irvine
J. T. Crawford
M. Voss
Nashville
W . Shirley
J. T. Batts
John Foster
Leslie Collier
Cumberland Telephone
Roquemore
Chattanooga
Hine
D. P. Doyle
South Columbia
Squire J. M. Parker
Jack Martin
Hickman County
F. M. Gibson
Columbia
J. GL. Moyse
Lanten Clark
Texas
New Orleans
Bertha Wernken
Dayton
Yeevo
Mayee
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Twuah
Love Webb
Angus Electio
J. A
Crowe
Didate
En County
Congress
Hop
Nk Boyd
Waynesboro
Willard Worley
Sophonia Wortey
J.P. Street & Co
Mary McFarland
Louise Beck
Conesvile
Alex. W. McKay
Leonidas Polk
William Henry Trondale
Rose Hill
Hoosier
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13Th Street
Bos Jack & Dinning
Howard Institute
Methodist Church
Mt. Pleasant
Bb. Chapel
West End Methodist Church
Henao
E. D. Looney
Maury County Criminal Court
W. J. Eumar& Co
Maury County Teachers’ Association
Inp
Blanche Scott
Ani
Satserbeld
Robt
Bhrg
Bethel
Hiock
Columbia, Ten
Cherry & Son
Columbia, Tenn
Fifth and
North Main Streets
Religious News
Fawcett
Misa Genie Mitchell
First Methodist Church
J. W. Hatcher
James
FP. B. Webb
First Presbyterian Church
Mr. Foster
Franklin
J. D. Mansey
South Columbia Methodist Church
J. F. Beasley
A. P. McFerrin
Birmingham
Columbia District
Fleming
G . Dunnington
J.P. Street
John F. Stephenson
Joe Towler
Minnie
Daisy Towler
Rebecca Williamson
Lynnville
Berea
Pulaski
Jose Flower
Cullooka
H. C. Morrison
Barrinoreco & Dopson
Phillips Williams
Seon Williams
John Vinacova
Anna Vinson
Fountain of Life
Greenway
W. P. Woldridge
Dr. Holding
Columbia Iee Co
William D. Rheba
Renanable Mies
F, Swansburg
Criminal Court
West End
The
Sarrenviejo & Copsox
Clark
West & Nichols
Undertakers An
Ciizens
John West
Bell Tee Sane
R. KB. Nichols
Sixth Streets
Jos. T. Meadors
Woldridge Building
Colombia
Tenn
Citizens’ Telephone No
A. Sidney Page
Garden Street
Molambia, Tenn
Citizens
Mars
Frierson & Tucker
Jettable Continental Insurance Company
Seventh Street
Columbia Tenn, Aplt
W. M. Biddle
J. A. Titcomb
Columbia Tenn
T. A. Wallace
Jones & Vaughan
Gordon & Rutledge
Masonic Building
Plate
Stearm Anilornsurance
Solumbia Arsenal
Arsenal Grounds
Kovel
Forare & Straw
Drogusre
Mason
Rockwell
Sant Lax Orry
Uran
Scotleid
Olton
Utah
All Valley Coal Com
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