Never Failing Need Mens Summer Shirts In Stock
A fragment notes a sales pitch for Never Failing Need mens summer shirts with statement of disappearance and replacement, plus an unrelated line about prices and a work context. It then mentions Mr Ringo making many frinnale during a stay and Mr M Brown returning from St Louis after an operation, with improving health. It lists local youths attending Gibson pictures at Mt Pleasant with several names and ends with a sale notice for parlor and bedroom furniture at Satterfield Dodson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ringo
M. Brown
St. Louis
Columbia
Gibson Pictures
Mt. Pleasant
Florence Farrell
Granville Coleman
Oligabeth Lowell
W. B. Wooten
Margaret Melwen
Martin Cox
Olivia Barrow
Will Howard
Notable Social Round in Nash Nashville Visitors and City Guests
A stream of visitors and locals in Nash report greetings and travel. Mrs. Geo D Hodge visits Nashville while Mr T E Gordon heads to Memphis on business. J K Jones of Corinth arrives. Misses McEwen and Jones share time with friends. many others travel to or from Nashville, attending weddings, revivals, and local events. Col A M Hughes, Maj James H Akin, and Dr J T Meadors appear among officials and families in town for business or weddings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. P. Slayden
Wayne County
T. B. Rains
Master Aris
Nashville
Margaret McEwen
Cornelia Jones
Fountains
Hart
Leighton
Ala
Minnie Lou Davis
Cartur's Creek
C. P. Snell
Harris Brown
Gallatin
Susie Meadors
Allen Meadors
Edo Voss
Emma Jones
Park
J. Hough
Mendoza-Dobbins
J. Matt McFerrin
Vanderbilt
A. P. McFerrin
Frank Weatherford
Sheffield
McRoberts
Primm’s Springs
Hope Rebekah Lodge
G. W Sherman
Mis. Sherman
J. P. Brownlow
Innes Dobbins
St. Louis
Louise
J. T. Meadors
T. C. Jones
Selma
Alo
Meadors-Dobbins
A. Sidney Page
Memphis
State Medical Association
Will Everett
St. Loui
Mm. E
Everett
Pleasant Pike
W. P. Woldridge
Hot Springs
Ark
John Voas
Sanday Hook
Emma Stuart
Sallie Voas
Ash
J.J. Stephenson
Nora Gardner Smith
D. L. Hingo
Colorabia
Geo
Alcorn
Deaths in Columbia Area Aged Citizens Pass Away
Deaths report in Luxorine and surrounding area records Joseph B Woodside aged 72 in Columbia after lengthy illness. Funeral held at residence with burial in Rose Hill. Also noted are deaths: Mr Richard Chappel at Cross Bridges, and Mr R J Sellers at Knob Creek aged 70 with interment there. Seybor Tasker of near Waco dies at 87 after pneumonia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph B. Woodside
Deweawed
Columbia
Hoe
Wiley Hoke
Nashville
Bud Woodside
Birmingham
Louise
Harry Woodside
Savannah
T. F. Beasley
Rose Hill Cemetery
Richard Chappel
Cross Bridges
R. J. Sellers
Knob Creek
8. M. Gupter
Luxworine
Seybor Tasker
Waco
Miles Cook Produces Produce At No. 1 Gamble Block
We are waiting to supply your table with groceries fruits vegetables and other seasonable goods with quality and prices. Prompt free delivery. Phones. Contact Miles Cook agent. Send orders for produce today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miles Cook
Railroad Notes and Nearby Illnesses in Athens Area
Several freight cars were ditched on the L and N line near Hayes mill five miles north of Athens with track torn up for some distance. No injuries were reported. Wm White night operator at the depot is ill with mumps. Phosphate shipping from Mt Pleasant shows improvement. Engineer Palkner has also been ill with mumps. An air car is here this week to train railroad workers. Also notices smoothing harrows for sale by J P Street and Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hayes’ Mill
Athens
Wm. White
Mt. Pleasant
Palkner
Taylor
Gus Watson
South Main
Beta
W. J. Embry & Co
Major White
Ril Road
J. P. Street & Co
Lane Joe Towler
Granville Coleman
Harry Thompson
Jos. T. Meadors
Cage
J.P. Street & Co
HH. B. Titomb
Columbia
Woodhall Marty
M. Harrie
Wealth Street
Nashville
Col
A. M. Hughes
Washington
Friends report Miller and others improving at home
The Friends of Mr. M C Miller are sad to see him on the streets today though recovering from illness. Mrs Anna Henton is much improved. Nolan Gardner has been sick for several days with an absence of the law. John Sparrow pneumonia improves. Maj 4 T Williamson confined to his house with a sore foot. Nolan Gartner is better.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. C. Miller
Anna Henton
Nolan Gardner
John Sparrow
T. Williamson
Nolan Gartner
Jis
Riverside Notes on School House Proposal
Riverside notes report discussion of building a school house on this river side. Citizens are encouraging the project. the undertone is supportive. The Bock river is low and fishing keeps pace while a nearby burial site remains submerged by waters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duck River
Remedy blood purifier offered by The Druggist
A scientific beet based blood purifier claims to cleanse impurities from months of wine use. Marketed as endorsed by leading physicians, it targets liver and kidney issues and disease from impure blood. Priced at $1.00 per bottle or six for $6.00.
Browning Murder Case Delays Jury Selection in Pulaski
Circuit Court spent the day trying to assemble a jury for W. J. Hammonds charged with the Browning killing of Thomas H. Browning on December 29. Only five jurors were secured, some with exceptions. Court adjourned to await Sheriff’s extra panel, with the trial expected to last about two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pulaski
W. J. Hammonds
Thos. H. Browning
Town Notes and Local Business Changes
A roundup of neighborhood moves and sales notes including Uballio Brow purchasing J C Wooten’s interest in the Columbia Tea Factory H Y Cox joining T K Jones on the square and other clerical shifts. Local prices at the Old Reliable Merchant and new outfits at Hawry Gross and W H Aleman. A water plug relocation on South Main Street and Bon Marque updates at Spring Hill. Monument and cemetery work advertised. Frank Bennett named administrator of Charles Bennett estate. Registration books opened May 26 for school directors election. Garwood's Sarsaparilla advertised and W H Davis chicken theft reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uballio Brow
Inter Pat
J.C. Wooten
Columbia Tee
H.Y. Cox
T. K. Jones
Squire
Pricen
Hawry Gross
W. H. Aleman
Addton Brow
Resi
W. P. Hardin
South Main Street
Alex
W. McKay
Spring Hill
A. K. McBrule
Palace Moat
Cnah
Payne & Brittain
John Latta
North Garden
Sixth Streets
Henry
B.D. Looney
Henry Grose
Frank Bennett
Chas
Bennett
W. P. Woldridge
W. H. Davis
Frank Whitthorne
John Holcomb
Ab Adkisson
Story
Tennessee Dental Association Meet in Memphis May 8 and 10
The thirty third annual Tennessee Dental Association session will be in Memphis on May 8 and 10. President Dr A R Melendy of Knoxville leads the group with Dr Jos C Meadors and Dr A Sydney Page in key roles. Meadors and Page present papers on dental caries, Mason’s detachable crown, and gold tips for abrasion treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tennessee Dental Association
Memphis
A. R. Melendy
Knoxville
Jos.c. Meadors
A. Sydney Page
Meadors
Mason
Page
Anchorage
Tucker's Hay and Grocery Ad Promises Bargains and Names
An old ad lists Tucker's Hay Corn New Grocery BrAn and Oats with items like cabbage peas beans and moon coffee and molasses seven cents per gallon. It notes Tucker's South East Corner Square Citizens phone and lists other local items and names Chancellor Abernathy arrived to reconvene Chancery Court and the Cook v Cook case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tucker's Hay
Toeto Mae
Tucker
Tom Tucker
Ey Pele Square
Bell
Chancellor Abernathy
Chancery Court
Cook
Kerry buyers rewarded with old price stock
J. Rosenthal notes Kerry buyers can choose from full stock at present prices unlikely to be duplicated later. Manufacturers have improved offerings, but our large stock remains on shelves, granting the benefit of old prices often below factory levels. Several tempting offerings this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kerry
Keaton
Wash Goods and Accessories Sale Highlights
A list of items including wash goods silks and laces embroideries dress skirts parasols belts appears as part of a storefront sale, signaling a broad assortment for shoppers seeking textiles and apparel accents.
Clothing Wardrobe Recall Prompts New Purchases
A customer recalling a coat and vest bought sixteen years ago visits the clothing department. He reports the long wear of his former outfit and shows interest in trying a new set. The store encourages shoppers to buy our WEAR WE BELL apparel for lasting quality.
Local notes and notices from the era
Telegram mentions J Rosenthal to President Fry of the Chamber of Commerce in Washington and Nebraska hearings. Old Time Sugar-house molasses price and various local trades and ads appear, including jewelry repair, a Deering binder for sale, and a coat of land notes purchase. A Manila American notice reports Lieut Hughes of the 13th Infantry in a battle near Pozorrubio, wounding two enemies and capturing three.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fry
Chamber of Commerce
Washington
Nebraska
J. P. Fraser
GO. M. Miller
Deering
Walter C. Trunaca
Ace
Columbian Cooperage Company
Shave
John Mir
J.P. Street & Co
Ab Adkisson
Tnn
W. J. Exury & Co
Manila
W. N. Hughes, Jr
W. N. Hughes
Hughes
13Th Infantry
Pozorrubio
Pan
R G Bates Offers Repairing and Shoeing Services
Notice advertises affordable repair and shoeing at R G Bates shop with emphasis on shoving and farm work. Includes special attention for rural and agricultural tasks and invites customers seeking economical service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. R. G. Bates
Woman near Lovo attempts suicide by razor
Mrs Lee Roundtree, a resident near Lovo, made an unsuccessful attempt to end her life last Wednesday evening by cutting her throat with a razor. The motive remains unknown and sickness is not confirmed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee Roundtree
Lovo
Phosphate Company Sued by Brunce Estate Administrator
Henry Broses, administrator of George Brunce, filed suit against a phosphate company seeking legal remedy. The action names Brunce’s estate as plaintiff and seeks resolution of claims tied to the deceased’s interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Broses
George Brunce
Barr and Oaks advertise broad stock and fair pricing
Barr and Oaks promote a flexible stock suitable for all budgets and occasions, pledging prompt service and ethical treatment. They offer 190 Citizens telephone service and residences, with Hon A Oaks and other names listed in a communal business notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
AL Baer
Heli
Hon A. Oaks
Rentdon Chinens
The New Depot Discussed by Board of Aldermen
No formal proposition has been made to the Board of Aldermen regarding a new L and N depot at Columbia Geddes visited this week to review plans but none have been officially presented yet. A site near the current station is believed selected and a decision may come soon. The Aldermen meet tonight but no action can be taken without formal notice on the survey matter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Aldermen
Columbia
Geddes
Aldermen
All steel worn planters win praise for durability and ease
All steel worn planters receive praise for durability and ease of handling. The article notes the models accept any planter size, feature lighting, draft control, and can supply the desired quantity in the order, with references to Bee Sarrenviein and Danson as the makers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Prey Bee
Sarrenviein & Danson
Oxcar Buford Case Dismissed on Demurrer in Nashville
In the federal case American Phos ed Co vs Oxcar Buford the court ruled in favor of the defendant and dismissed the bill. The complainant sought to compel land sale in the 13th district for 85 200 with a phosphate mine, based on a written proposition alleged by Buford. Attorneys Hatcher and Smiser represented the defendant. Ruhm represented the complainant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nashville
American Phosed Co
Oxcar Buford
de Murrer
Buford
H. Hatcher
Jae. A. Smiser
John Ruhm
Circuit Court Docket Features First Degree Murders
The criminal docket for Circuit Court opening Monday lists Ella Porter charged with murder in the first degree for the death of her husband Ed Ferguson, Lon Helm alias Universal with house breaking and larceny, Tom Burgers accused of murder in the second degree, Will Mayes and Frank Crowley charged with murder in the first degree, plus other cases amid a mix of local names and charges. Also notes a separate sale alert for buggy and surrey styles from Bee tf Sarrerrinip & Doveor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circuit Court
Ella Porter
Ed Fergueson
Universal
Lon Helm
Tom Burgers
Iseault
Will Mayes
Frank Crowley
Aseault
Seed Catalog Advertisement for Millet and Corn Varieties
A compact early ad from Frierson & Embry offers pure recleaned seeds for 1899 German millet 1889 Hungarian millet 1490 sorghum 1899 large white seed corn 1990 White Watush corn 1809 yellow Warbash seed corn plus garden seeds and groceries. Contact Bell phone 307 or citizens phone 10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frierson & Embry
Bell
Citizens
Lawsuit Filed By Waverly County Citizens
Citizens of Waverly County file a big lawsuit against an identified attorney defending a local matter. The action centers on claims of misconduct and seeks judicial review or damages. The document outlines plaintiffs, defense, and a court action to be pursued in county jurisdiction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waverwae County
Also Mentioned on This Page
Iito
Salta
Satterfield & Dodson's
Railroad Notes
THE
Sik
Fbighent
Sarrenvixup & Penn T
Riverside Notes
Garwood
Browning
Dr. Holding
M. £. Williamson
Watkins, Harlan & Evans’ Store
Dental Association
Millet
Ware
Dos
T. Meadors
Louise Dobbins
Emma Steel
J. Rosenthal
Phosphate Company
Barr & Oakes
Professional
Undertakers
Telphome
American Phosphate Co
Oscar Buford
Dre H. Shackleford
A. T. Still School of Osteopathy
Grant Building
Beetf Sarrerrinip & Doveor
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