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Newspaper
Columbia Herald
Location
Columbia, Tennessee, United States of America
Date
May 10, 1901
Page
7
Sunday Schools Gathering At Cullnoka Promises Strong Attendance
Correspondents describe Cullnoka May events with visitors and delegates expected for a church gathering next Tuesday and Wednesday. The schedule includes on grounds meals, speakers, and social events, with locals noting, weather, crops, and community updates from May 7.
Brand new surry advertised for $60 at local sellers
A sale notice proclaims a brand new surry available for 60 dollars at Satter field and Dodson's with a claim that everybody can ride. It urges quick purchase before stock runs out at Sarrvenriktin and Dopson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Satterfield & Dodson's
Sarrvenriktin & Dopson
May Day at McCains Celebrates Rev Morris and Local Ties
McCain county notes a large congregation welcoming Rev W Morris at McCains church on a May Sunday. Dr Lanier’s departure leaves a sense of longing while he weds Miss Fox in Omer Texas next month. McCain Academy nears year’s end with strong enrollment, praise for Prof Harris and staff, and a county superintendent visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omer
Texas
McCainat Academy
Aod
Harris
McCains’ Academy
Dodson
J. JL. Thomas
Thomas
J. Wow. Thomas
Dixon
Local notes and visits scattered through Williamson County
A ragged notice page records various social items from Williamson and neighboring counties. Mentions include Mr and Mrs Jne A Gilby attending Presbytery, visits by families to Glendale and William Kea, Columbia visitors exploring Saltpetre cave, and residents such as Mr Hargrove, Mr Monroe Alsup, Mrs Kate Harris, Mr Waller Brooke, and families connected to Flow Springs and C Creek.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Broapvirw
Jne A. Gilby
Williamson County
Gilese County
Glendale
Iiliam Kea
Columbia
Saltpetre Cave
Hargrove
Monroe Alsup
Buford
Tomas Wileford
Kate Harris
Flow Springs
Waller Brooke
C Creek
Meners
Clarence Dugger
McCaing
Pullen
West Tennessee
Robert Tralloway
Broserrn Ey
Water Valley and Taylorville News Briefs and Local Notices
Water Valley notes report community visits and social events in May. Residents named include Mrs Win Oakley Mrs J P Joba and Mr Barnett Gragg with neighbors hosting relatives in Willison county. A funeral for Mrs Alex Scott is announced with condolences to family. The column mentions farm work, planting corn, and a Raim of nearby towns with several visits from residents and guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myra
Coffer
Bt Pitswerald
Biebyville
Bruce White
Rosa Coker
Bivens
Wan Chait E. Hore
Cleve Porter
Ul Neen
Andrew Ox
Pulaaki
R. Barnett Gragg
Proahystery
Willison
JS Hobie
Daisy Sam
Land Plaster Bags Left in Last Seasonal Car
A brief notice states a few bags of land plaster remain. customers are urged to call or telephone orders to obtain the last car of the season from J. P. Sriani & Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia Land
J.P. Saver & Co
Virginia
J. P Sriani & Co
Kings Daughters Reception and State Convention in Session
The Kings Daughters of Columbia hosted a reception for Mrs. Ishahia Charws Davis and delegates from the State Annual Convention in progress. Festivities featured white and purple decor, music by notable local performers, and religious devotion before adjournment to the First Presbyterian church for the evening program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Order of King's Daughters
Colambia
Institute
Iaahelia Charws Davis
Central Council
New York
King’s Daughters
First Presbyterian
KE. W. Grove
Local notices and weather from Union area church and farms
Disjointed rural notices report preaching at Union school and Symron next Sunday, health updates on neighbors, and farmers seeking rain as March corn aims to sprout. Mentions of Mrs. Billington and family, Eliza Mitchell, Bear Creek folks, plus a smallpox and fever remedy advertisement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jong
Mrv
Mra
Roberta
Davie Hunter
Verna
G. L. Hunter
Trew Dacor
Daikis Mele Tank's Mint May 7 Farmers Busy Parents
Farmers are replanting corn and watermelon raisers are busy. Neighborhood health is good. Mrs J B Elder and Mrs JC Watson visit Mrs M C Hammonds on the Lowell Mil pike. Little Nellie Roan recovering but improved. Mrs S HL Roan and Walter White visit Mrs M C Hammonds. Mrs 8 Chandler returns from Santa after visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
HL. Roan
Walter White
Bauor
M.C. Hammonds
8. Chandler
Santa
American Wire Fence Station News Highlights
May 7 report from CAMPBELE notes Prof Seeby attending a Christian church service. A six teen young preps crowd enjoyed a jolly outing to Big Creek Hilve county with chaperones Mr and Mrs J R Grace. Several local residents are listed visiting and hosting in Wales Station Neehville and Paradise Florida during winter travel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Campbele Station
Seeby
Christian
J. R. Grace
Big Creek
Hilve County
Lontie McShaw
Misele
Ipps
J. Ie Ie Pearl Tarpley
Wales
Mise Elina
Kings Daughters Hold sth Annual State Convention in Columbia
The Sth Annual State Convention of the Kings Daughters of Tennessee concluded in Columbia with election of officers including State Secretary Mrs Arthur Dyer and State Treasurer Mrs Edgar Anderson. Delegates praised hospitality, renewed commitment to the order, and planned future delegates to the Savannah conference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davis
Tennessee
Savannah
Woolwine
Nashville
Columbia
Arthur Dyer
Mira
Edgar Anderson
Pulaski
Robert Abernathy
A. P. Piguers
John Adame
Pleasant
James Zuccarillo
George Sarven
J. T. Sumpter
Puilon
Columbia Circle
Sth
King’s Daughters of
Kauffman rubber tired vehicle showcased by P Street & Co
P Street and Co advertise the Kauffman rubber tired vehicle as the most elegant and luxurious model. Dr R Holding will purchase wool at M LD and King’s store, with sale note dated April 26.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kauffman
P. Street & Co Dif Wit
Dr. R. Holding
M, LD
King’s
J. P. Street & Co
Thanks Tendered at Hay Long College Visit 1901
The Maury County Teachers Association extends heartfelt thanks for the May 4 1901 Hay Long College visit. Gracious praise goes to Miss Charlotte Handerson for hospitality, Mr H Dinning for his address on teaching as a profession, Prof Flick for violin music, and the faculty Indies for luncheon service. Also thanks to Mt Pleasant residents for support and best wishes for Hay Long College to advance in higher education.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maury County Teachers’ Association
Hay Long College
Charlotte Handerson
Assillagua
H. Dinning
Flick
Webb
Smith
Russell's Foot Adjuster Used by BR Horseshoer in Tees Level
Russell's Foot Adjuster in use by BR bs BATES the horseshoer to make the fit tees level and y fishes eeeeed work on South Main Street. Bell phone 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell
Tennessee Osteopathy College Plan Promotes Progressive Training
The Tennessee College of Osteopathy outlines a two year program with four five month terms, emphasizing anatomy and physiology, practical dissection, and clinical demonstrations. Under Mrs Ammerman, the infirmary department focuses on women’s health, with strong claims of osteopathy offering superior care and independence from traditional medicine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ey de Wo Ammerman
Heallow
Columbia
Jefferson Medical College of
Philadelphia
Tennessee College of Osteopathy
Sala
Senator Foraker
Obie
Tie
Ammerman
Materia Medion
Materia Medion. Address So, Tmaxwent
Lev'y
Columbia, Tenn
South High Street
Ors
Ammertian
Citizens Telephone
Bell
Biggest stock of buggies in Columbia sale now on
Readable fragments indicate a Columbia sale offering a large buggy stock with prices shown. It mentions vendors Sarrerrreeo and Dovsox.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia
Sarrerrreeo & Dovsox
Pleasant Couple Visits and Health Update in Mt Pleasant
Mrs Mary Long visits her sister Mrs A Brownlow on Hay Long avenue. Mr John E Brownlow ill this week but now able to be up. Mrs 8 7 Williams left for Harpeth to visit friends and relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lizzie Burkett
Mt. Pleasant
Ford
Arkansas
Fotlia Ie
George Williamson
William Branch
Hobbs
Tannana
Knights of Pythias Grand Lodge Meets in Nashville
The Grand Lodge Knights of Pythias held its annual session in Nashville with Grand Chancellor Haynes of Memphis presiding. Reports indicate the statewide order is in good condition, with officers and delegates present and addressing the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Grand Lodge
Nashville
Sheol
Herald
Knights of Pythias
Haynes
Memphis
Buggies and Cars Draw Attention in Local Sale
Local ad notes new buggies and another car arriving this week. Purchasers are invited to view and choose among options offered by Sarrenvrein and Dopsoy with several slick models highlighted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U Sarrenvrein & Dopsoy
Non-Resident Notice in Columbia Circuit Court
A non-resident defendant Rona Knowles is ordered to enter her appearance within the next term of the Circuit Court in Columbia. If she fails to plead or demur, the bill will be taken as confessed and a copy of the order will be published for four consecutive weeks in the Columbia Banner. Attorney Sammon & Tembee represent the complainant Ed Knowles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Urrevin Court
Clark
Orrin Columbia
Tern
Ed Knowles
Rona Knowles
Ror Knowles
State of Tennesse
Columbini
Colombia
Also Mentioned on This Page
Cullnoka
G. Tomlinson
Browhie
Luotie
Fayette Wilkes
New Polot and Paper
Mer Wilkes
Wo Wollechran
George Poster
Lillie Foster
Minnie Katless
Cornereville
Taylor
Leste Towler
Omrgal
CU Leo
Ukoadview
Water Valley
Vaniay
Ajr
Rentah Hratton
Solomion
Rethell
J. P. Joba
Fartia
Williameport
Wee Ik
Santa Fe
Dottie Blackburn
Goshen
Williamon County
Furth
Taylorsvel
Tayloravita
Tro
Sowell
South Point
Cathey's Creek
Mea
Rowe Sparkman
C. M. Taylor
Sr. Beasley
Linden
Carmulha
Teor
Fannie Williama
Mamie Thoon
Mra Huuches
Jodwin
Mise
Lillian Kittrell
Shady Grove
Alex Scott
Christian Church
Annie
Sam Brown
Ales
Fea
Res
Mary Dale Figuers
George Martin
Aris Rains
C. A. Porgey
Joycelen
H. P. Rigvere
Executive Board
BR. CO. Ewing
N. B. Sheppard
M. M. Cecil
Columbia Industrial School
Aia
Clarksville
Fannie Battle
United Charity Circle
Weber
Frank Lander
MATOR
Ts J. Mottett
M.D. St. Leties
Mio
Campbell Station
Parker
Lucky Curve
Preece
W. P. Woldridge
Pojoabeh
Everal
Sarresky & Dovsox
Doctor Sameel Jobneen
Tennessee College and Infirmary of Osteopathy
Hater
Lems
Garwood
Knights OF
Pythias
W. B. Bornsey
Sarmon & Temvae
Sol's
Complt
Iar
Frierson & Embry
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