Local Notes and Notices From Around the County
Cabinet photos sold by the dozen at Young’s. Mr Taylor sold his Theta pike home place to his brother C T Taylor, a 134 acre farm. Hanson Bros handle Mammoth Soy Reuns. J H Gillespie and J W McCall returned from How Springs. Gillespie improved. M Hodge got a telegram from Algle Hodge of Marshall Texas about a fire loss at home. In Th Pigg suffered a fall Sunday afternoon at Slow Creek after mule kick. James W Bates sent the Mayo County Historical Society a roster of his Mexican War Tennessee Infantry company. Bates believes he is the only survivor. Pleasant Masonie lodge to meet Friday night for the Master’s degree. Sunbeam Circle of King’s Feat to present A Comedy of the Opera House Tuesday at 8. A comic dialogue then interlude with Jim Dobbins and Frank Sowe.
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Young
MR. Taylor
Theta Pike
C .T. Taylor
Hanson Bros
Bell
Shaprat Mossra
J. H. Gillespie
J. W. McCall
How Springs
Mr. Gillespie
M. Hodge
Algle Hodge
Marshall
Texas
Sinday
Pigg
Slow Creek
Jumes W. Hates
Moin County Historical Society
Tennessee Infantry
Mr. Bates
Oo Pleasant Masonie Lodge
Sunbeam Circle of
King’s Feat
Jim Dobbins
Frank Sovve
Local shop resumes after medical setback
The sick Mr Calvert underwent a operation at Dr Pillow's infirmary Tuesday and is reported doing nicely Ferguson has returned to the shop after a three week con valescent period Elley of Hampalire was also treated at Dr Pillows infirmary and the operation is pronounced satisfactory
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Uly Calvert
Franklin Man Named Judge in Williamson County
Gov Patterson named Douglas Wikle of Franklin to be Judge of Williamson county's new judicial district. A Nashvill e lawyer and former State Senator, Wikle heads a noted Middle Tennessee law firm. The district covers Williamson county only and consolidates criminal circuit and chancery powers. term ends next year with successor chosen in August elections.
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Nashville
Tenn
Patterson
Douglas Wikle
Franklin
Williamson County
General Assembly
Wikle
Wikle, Frost
Middle Tennessee
Middle Tennessee Bar
Wikie
Britishers Confer With the Wrights in London
In London on May 4 Maj Caper led a War Office interview with Wilbur and Orville Wright at their hotel. They declined to discuss details. The brothers were courted for a Buenos Aires visit but may decline due to Sunday flight restrictions. They plan to sail to New York on the Kroupingess in Cecelle next Wednesday and proceed to Dayton.
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London
Wrights
Maj. Caper
Aerostatic
British Army
War Secretace Haldane
Buenos Ayres
New York
Kroupringess
Cecelle
Dayton
Lander Resigns as Editor of The Tennessean
The Nashville Tennessean reports the resignation of F D Lander who has served as editor in chief and general manager since Senator Ward Carmack's death last November. Lander says his connection with the Tennessean ends with this issue and will remain in Nashville for the time being.
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Tennessean
the Reason Why
Nashville Tennessean
F. D. Lander
Edward Ward Carmack
The
Lander
Nashville
Countess of Oxford Dies Suddenly in London Area
The Countess of Oxford formerly Laurse Melissa Corbin of New York died suddenly Tuesday afternoon at Wolterton Park while preparing for an automobile ride. Her daughter Dorothy arrived as she collapsed. the Earl of Oxford was en route to Wolterton Park upon hearing the news.
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London
Declamatory contest selects two for AT S Society
Six City High School pupils contested at the Athenaeum for AT S Society representation. Charles McAfee and Gilbert Orr won, to face L S declaimers in the major event. Col J B Edgerton and others judged. the program included solos by Sue Shepard Ruth Shields Tillman Thompson and Martin Parker. Superintendent Bostick attended.
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City High School
Athenaeum
AT. S. Society
Charles McAfee
Gilbert Orr
Gordon Morton
Grint
Ashley Sowell
Charles Mteafee
Carmack
M. P. Morton
Twe
J. B. Edgerton
HW. D. Harkreader
Mat Tomlinson
Cullooka
Edgerton
Bostick
Sue Shepard
Ruth Shields
Tillman Thompson
Martin Parker
Col. Edgerton
Morton
Rehearsals For Comedy Of Toys At Opera House
The Bernard Shaw play Comedy of Toys is set for a Sunbeam Circle of King's Daughters benefit at the Opera House next Tuesday evening. A large company of actors will perform with Frank Everett of Columbia and Kim Dobbin of William Sport as interlude entertainers plus a trio of violin and piano music between acts.
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Bernard Shaw
Opera House
Sunbeam Circle of
King's Daughters
fAlty
Frank Everett
Columbia
Kim Dobbin
William Sport
Students' Club Report From Columbia Tennessee
Special to The Herald Nashville May 6 1890 report of Columbia Public School Students Club informs of literary study self culture and community advancement. The club founded a circulating library expanded it with aim of a Carnegie library which failed after town vote. It hosted lectures at open meetings and aided Red Cross stamps in 1908. Civic League formed June 1908 with business leaders to improve town. Club motto Sending our minds out reflects its purpose to help each other.
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Herald
Nashville
Tenn
Students’ Club
Columbia
Studentsa’ Club
Carnegie
Red Cross
Civic League
6 Per Cent On Your Money Saving Loan Ad
Security Savings and Loan Co offers 6 percent on money from 1 to 5000 dollars. Loans secured by first mortgage on improved real estate. Write for free information. F W Dixon, President, Birmingham, Alabama. Tat
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Security Savings & Loan CO
F. W. Dixon
Birmingham
Ala
Clopton Farm Under Hammer In Chancery Court Sale
The 620 acre Clopton farm, owned by the children of John W. Frierson, was sold in a Chancery Court auction. W. H. Jones of Birmingham won at $23,100 after a heated bid with Fred Hanson of Maury, overtaking a prior $19,200 bid and later securing the lease and arrangement to assume it at appraised value.
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Chancery Court
Clopton
John W. Frierson
W. H. Jones
Birmingham
Fred Hanson
Maury
Jones
Uimney
Columbia
Ainee
Hanson
Mr. Hanson
Jack McCall
Mr. Jones
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Hawks
Gorham
Braly Bros
Columbia, Tenn
Jewelers
Opticians
Columbia Phonographs
Indestructible Records
H. G. Roskind
Douglas, Wikle
Williamson
Louis Barker
Countess OF
Oxford
A. T. C. Society
M'Afee
Orr
Giles
S. C. Thomas
Office
Brown Block
Bell Plane
Dorothy Dodd
T. N. Figuers & Son
Columbia Organization
Nashville—Meeting OF Women's Clubs
A. L. Blocker & Co
the Real Estate Men
Clopton Farm
Hammer
Dean
Maury County
Anderson & CO
Bell Phone
Citizen Phone
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