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Newspaper
Columbia Herald
Location
Columbia, Tennessee, United States of America
Date
May 09, 1902
Page
7
An Alcorn's Drug Store advertisement promises careful prescription preparation by a graduate pharmacist. It pledges pure drugs, reliable medicine, and high quality in every preparation, inviting customers to trade with them for trustworthy pharmaceutical care.
Patton widow of J H Patton dies in April 2010 after about fourteen weeks sickness. She leaves a husband, two children, parents, one sister and three brothers, plus many friends. Funeral services were at graveside with Rev W A South officiating. Visiting relatives include Hallie Brooks and family from Crowson and Mattie Lou Kirkpatrick with Pearl Kitrick. Elder Sewell conducted a regional appointment at Southpoint Sandey.
The wedding of Evie Pigg and John Fleming took place last Wednesday at the Methodist Church with Rev. Bian Hensley officiating. Miss Dellie Hulme led the wedding march as flora decor and candles adorned the altar, attended by Annie McBride, Lem Pigg, Annie Kinzer, and James Oagley. Other local residents were noted in visits, illnesses, and farming updates as the community shares in these events.
An advertisement touts a Mystic Cure for neuralgia priced at 75 cents sold by A B Raine Druggist in Columbia. Local items note Roan Vestal visit, Green Dodson’s Texas visit, Ivie Sellers with mumps, Gladys Timmons staying with Mildred Grenary, James Waddell from Spring Hill visiting, Hayes Hood with a broke ankle and a girl, Ethel Foster and Anna Adame visits, Cland Vental visiting Tim Timsons and Ethel Stone’s visit to Columbia.
Mie Lals Hanks was in Calamids last week. Mr and Mrs Ton Latts visited Mi Demce lee ur ae ie. Nellie Hood will visit relatives at Kedron next week. Emma Prager spent several days with Gouwin friends. Mattie Helle Hudson was in Cornuhin Monday. Tom Harris and Wingtiela Harrie at Roberta Bend invite attendance. Walter Church and baby Godwin visited Snow Creek relatives Sunday. GERANIOM.
March May and Reverend H A Gray will preach at Smyrna Sunday afternoon and Sunday school will be held each Sunday. Local residents and visitors are noted in a string of community updates including visits to Arlington Cran Ford Hollow and Columbia with social calls and travel summaries.
Mrs Jessie Patton died after long illness prompting memorials from relatives including Mrs Josie Pat Jon and Miss Kathleen in the Nashville region. Funeral services were led by Rev Leath at Mt Pisgah with mourners following to the burial site, as family updates noted the father J B Red remained ill.
Col Bryan argues civilization equals harmonious development of body mind and heart led by a strong moral element. He rails against imperialism and trusts, condemns wage of war and Philippine policy, calls for equal rights, national service of good, and a peaceful American leadership as a model for the world.
Local notes report Rev J B Green filled his regular appointment at Reece's Church Sunday morning at 10 01 and again in the afternoon at 4 o'clock. He is popular with large congregations. Rev J A Ray will preach at the Methodist Church next Sunday at 11. Sunday school at 10 45. Several young people chaperoned by Mr and Mrs Frank Wilsford enjoyed a day near Marcella Falls last Saturday with many named attendees. Other social visits and community notes follow.
An advertisement urges readers to buy American Wire fences from Satterfield & Dods n, claiming the product stands the waste of floods and is the best fence available.
May Std Rev Leath preached to a large Hampshire congregation as farmers work busy spring dawn with crops and repair flood damage. Miss Ftta Alin Clyde Thompson and Virginia Leath of the Howard Institute spent the weekend with family. Cole Dodson of Mt Pleasant visited friends here Sunday. Miss Mattie Patton visiting in town.
An old coupon style advertisement offers one hundred dollars reward for any catarrh cure not cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. It lists J Cuneny & Co as Toledo suppliers and asserts the remedy fights the bloodstream and mucous surfaces. Also promotes Hall's Family Pills and internal administration.
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