Personal greetings fill Nashville with visiting kin
A long column of notices lists residents and visitors in Nashville and nearby towns. Names include Mr. R. W. Carroll, Olle Davis, Geo Eubank, Dr A O Kennedy, Hunt Bellamfant, Hugh Cook, Amy Gartner, J H Tarleton, Jack Davis, Fred Evans, William Moses, Joe Ketchum, Emma Wheeler, Misa Maude Williamson, Alfred Betea, Nora Milliken, Miss Emma Harlan, Mrs. Pillow Gant, Eva Polk, Ella Helm, Eva Poll, Christine Watkins, David M Brown, Tom Simpson, Sam Power, Benton McCary, Mrs. Jack Porter, Miss Russell, Mrs. Nora Gardowr Smith, Charley Farias, Maj J T Williamson, Spence McFall, Theodore Stephenson, Will Everett, HLS Wherry, T N Jones, Mrs. James Craig, Mrs. Overton Fulton, Elizabeth Lowell, D E Dortoh, Joxige, K D Patterson, Neil Nopwood, and others, with travels between Nashville, Spring Hill, Chattanooga, Memphis, Louisville, St. Louis, and Ashwood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. W. Carroll
Nashville
Olle Davis
Geo. Eubank
A.O. Kennedy
Spring Hill
Hunt Bellamfant
Hugh Cook
Texas
Amy Gartner
J. H. Tarleton
Jack Davis
Summertown
Fred Evans
St. Louis
William Moses
Louisville
Joe Ketchum
Brownsville
Emma Wheeler
Misa Maude Williamson
Williamspors
Alfred Betea
Misa Nora Milliken
Emma Harlan
Robert
Pillow
Chattanooga
T. E. Gordon
Memphis
Janie Alexander
Mt. Pleasant
T. A. Wallace
Reese Davis
Knob Creek
Emma
Ammie Harlow
B. A. Satterfield
R. P. Dodson
Eva Polk
Lily Watling
H. E. Green
J. T. Williamson
Spence McFall
Theodore Stephenson
Cross Bridges
Will Everett
Hls. Wherry
Pleasant
Ben
Columbia
T. N. Jones
J.J. Stephenson
Ashwood
James Craig
Fannie Craig
Williamsport
Overton Fulton
A. P. McFerrin
Mise Russell
Robert Russell
Elizabeth Lowell
Birmingham
D. E. Dortoh
Joxige
K. D. Patterson
Sarantah
Europe
Neil Nopwood
Lewisburg
Local social notes from Nashville and surrounding areas
Nashville society column lists numerous family and friend travels across Tennessee and nearby states. Clergy, doctors, merchants, and residents such as Rev Baker P Lee Dr W M Riddle H L White John Mitchell Mira McGavock George Adkisson Etta Mina Yerby Aditisos A Mooney J H L Sherrill A Sidney Page D W Wendell W C Aydalott William Moses Lousville Mrs T J Shaw and D L Ringo are noted for trips, conventions, and new posts with several heading toward Memphis Santa Fe Clarksville and Franci District Conference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Mitchell
Franklin
Mira McGavock
Baker P. Lee
W. M. Riddle
H. L. White
Clarkaville
Dave Bogateky
Europe
George Adkission
Minses Etta
Mina
Yerby Aditisaos
Cullooks
A. Mooney
Little Daughter
Nashville
Mooney
J. HL. Sherrill
Davie & Sherrill
Plano
A. Sidney Page
Memphia
Page
Toeaday
Bt. Laouis
J. E. R. Carpenter
Norfolk
Zambia
H. Ly. Martin
Kentucky
J. J. Stephenson
Flower Parade Attendees Reach Nashville For State Convention
A large group of Colombians flew to Nashville to attend the Flower Parade and the Democratic State Convention. Names listed include Missea Mary Finergan Roberta Williams Fannie Williams Mrs Towler Daisy Mrs Annie McLemore and many others. Maple Grove is named as their home and an address for a blood medicine is given.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nashville
Missea
Mary Finergan
Roberta
Fannie Williams
Towler
Daisy
Annie McLemore
E. I. Joya
J. M. Dedman
Belle Webb
W. B. Greenlaw
N. B. Chanks
J B. Granberg
OC. H. Sharp
Ben Lazarus
Will Ellett
Branch
Willie Satterfield
W. W. Evans
Clark Taylor
Hattie Jones
Mary Lamb
Pearl Farias
Lila Coleman
P Rutledge
Sol Maxwell
James Fl. White
Littleson Harrison
Ed .Turner
Harry
A. A. Foster
W. G. Dobbins
Mrs. James
A. P. McFerrin
Matt McFerrin
Edna
Sadie Voss
Mandrell Branch
Bentley Bullard
Fred Owen
W. C. Whitthorne
John J. Latta
Rowdy Passenger Will Holmes Detained After Disturbance
Will Holmes was removed from the Pulaski coach by Officer Butts Toeeday evening after creating a disturbance among passengers. Holmes was jailed and fined in city court Wednesday and ordered to pay for damage to a coach window.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Holmes
Pulaski
Butts
Garwood's Sarsaparilla Purifies Blood Remedy Ad
An old advertisement touts Garwood's Sarsaparilla as a scientific blood purifier to cleanse impurities from winter months. Priced at $1.00 per bottle or six for $5.00, it claims to aid liver and kidney function and is endorsed by leading physicians.
Sheep Trade Illustrates Regional Market Activity
Rains, Joe Hagey and Co purchased 100 head of sheep from Allen Harlan. They sold 700 head of sheep to Anderson and Thomas and Jamba with delivery set for June 1. Will Southall of Cross Bridges bought a pair of fancy mules from Mr. Marshall this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Hagey & Co
Allen Harlan
Anderson & Thomas
Southall
Cross Bridges
Tucker's Hay Corn and New Grocery Ad
An old advertisement announces Tucker's Hay Corn New Grocery Bran and Oats at the southeast corner of Public Square in Cabtege. It invites readers to call for low prices and mentions a phone listing and address details. The fragmentary text emphasizes cheap prices and a local contact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tucker's
Culubein
Cilern
Lee
Around Town Frosty Morning Notes At Local Stores
A fragmentary town column lists frost on Friday and items from Cook's Furniture, Warran Q. Tupata, and others. Mentions Woldridge at a screen door job and a typewriter purchase by Latta. Includes real estate lending ads and a monument inquiry, with several misspelled names and local notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cook's
St! Mears
H. Vous
M. L
W. P. Woldridge
Tia
Bee the Economist Steel Bangs
Cook's Furniture Store
Mr. Saree
W. P. Woldridgge
W. d. Exong & Co
Mike
Gladden
Fred Cook
Stuart Springs
J.P. Street Register
Latta
Deering
Warran Q.tuxpata
W OB. Greenlaw
Masonic Building
W. J. Embry & Co
Grant Courtright Handass
South High Street
Bridle Stock Spotlight With High Quality Prices
Examination notes emphasize a stock of bridle items noted for variety and high quality. Each hem is described as having a fascinating price, signaling strong value in latest offerings for riders and equestrians.
Dress Skirts Offer Attractively Priced
The shop lists skirts at prices from 81.00 to 1.50 and up with sales aimed to move stock faster. Each item is claimed to be worth at least twenty percent more than the current asking price.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mie
Boys Clothing Made to Order at 300 Know
A local shop promotes boys clothing made to order mirroring men's lines, claiming durability, style, and fit with a strong reputation. It invites parents to bring the boys and notes endless variety and attractive prices.
Matting and Carpets Tariff-Free Goods Outlet
A new shipment of matting opens with promotions on carpets and mat tings. The store advertises tariff-free prices and positions itself as the destination for discount flooring and related items.
Local notices and ads highlight sales and events
J Rosenthal advertises cars and low prices while J P Street Co promotes models. A fire at the Institute causes minor damage. A lease transfer to P L Derryberry sets plans for a new livery stable. School director elections close with 1 213 registrants. Delegates to a national charity convention are named. A runaway horse damages a Palnes Market wagon. no injuries. Jewelers and fruit sellers tout services and fruit quality. Flower Parade floats include A F Brown with Jersey calves on display.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John W. Fry
McMillin
National Convention of Charities and Corrections
Topeka
Palnes
Ninth Street
Robert Perg
Berg
A. F. Brown
Isle of Jersey
Lizzie McKady sick. Brazeal departs for East Tennessee
South Columbia notes list Lizzie McKady ill for days and Reece McRady also sick. Mai Brazeal leaves for Dark's Mill and East Tennessee. Secret Relief Society plans an ice cream festival at Mrs. Trantham's residence to aid the poor. Christley family moves to Twelfth Street. McRady and McRady child ill. M Mclellan builds a five room cottage on South Main. Mrs. Will Webb is ill again.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lizzie
Tom McKady
Mai Brazeal
Dark's Mill
East Tennessee
Secret Relief Society
Jauie Trantham
B. Christley
Twelfth Street
J. M. Bates
Reece
Thos. McRady
M. McClellan
South Main
Will Webb
Real Estate Transfers and Rail Line Construction Update
J B Hill and wife transfer a Mt Pleasant lot to George F P Blackie. Susan E B Johnson to Mrs M C. 102 acres in Mth ius Harrison and wife to John Friernon, colored. D A Carpenter receiver to J H Fossell. four tracts in 9th district totalling 22 760. E M Kindel to B E L Armstrong 60 0 acres in 15th district 8180. A team of horses works on the Swan Valley and Columbia Railway near Carter's Creek as construction beds are laid and rails begin next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. 8. Hill
George FP. Blackie
Mt. Pleasant
Susan EB. Johnson
M. C
Mthius Harrison
John Friernon
D. A. Carpenter
J. H. Fossell
E. M. Kindel
BE. L. Armstrong
Swan Valley & Columbia Railway
Carter's Creek
Local Notices and Small Ads Highlight May Activities
A collection of brief notices covers home painting upgrades, a pole sale to Citizens' Telephone Co., new front door arrivals from Jones & Vaughn, Flower Parade exhibit at the express office, travel to Nova Scotia for a sick sister, a cow sale timing, school directors election staffing, a Hope Rebekah Lodge ice cream festival, phosphate mine shipments from Mt. Pleasant to Spring Hill, price emphasis from J P Street & Co. on kinship and pricing, a mentally unbalanced man jailed, and new uniforms for Columbia’s arrest era with Maury Dry Goods Company shipments arriving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Trotwood Moore
J. ©. Dodson
Theta
Citizens’ Telephone Co
Henan
Jones & Vaughn
Express
A. P. Walker
Golleoka
Nova Scotia
W. O. Cherry
Ladies of Hope Rebekah Lodge
South Main Street
Columbia
Mt. Pleasant
Spring Hill
J. P. Street & Co
Will Carson
Maury Dry Goods Company
Seed catalog line reads Millet and corn varieties by Frierson and Embry
Garden seed and groceries offered with pure recleaned seed lines including 1809 German Millet 1890 Hungarian Millet 1809 Sorghum weed 1890 Large White Seed Corn 1809 White Wabash Seed Corn 1890 Yellow Warbash Seed Corn. Bell and phone numbers listed for Citizens and Frierson Embry store.
Barr & Oakes advertise varied stock and trusted service
Barr and Oakes state they carry all items their business calls for from expensive to modest coats. They claim stock meets distress needs and prices serve all, promising prompt telephone calls to customers and emphasizing conscientious handling of sacred trusts. Local contact details include Citizens Telephone numbers and residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inc
Lili
Mattyre Ty
JUN A. Oakes
Tevidenon
Ciilkone
The Masons Vied Mant Bed Dramatic Monday Court
In the fragmentary note, Masons contest a matter related to a bed and court action. The readable bits reference a Monday proceeding or event and a feuding pair, with unclear full context.
Weddings in Williamsport and nearby communities
The article reports on the marriage of Hugh Porter and Ellis Jones in Little Lot with Elder Spivey officiating, a large attendance, and multiple receptions. It also notes the marriage of Annie Story to Eugene Bell at Highvell in the same afternoon, with attendants and local spectators. Invitations are issued for Pierre Allen and Josiah Lawson Hutton's wedding in Shelbyville at the First Presbyterian church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugh Porter
Williamsport
Ellis Jones
Little Lot
Spivey
Tommie Anwerson
Williamcon County
Orren Jones
W. T. Pornier
Williamaport
Annie Story
Henry Lowell
O'Claer
Eell Powel
Highyellin
Linzie Story
Eugene Bell
Wypeville
Tenth
School Streets
Anna Belle Coleman
Shelbyville
Pierre Allen
Josiah Lawson Hutton
First Presbyterian Church
City
Fire and Runaway at South Main Store
Tuesday night a large changing lamp at Mr. T. J. Tucker’s South Main street store toppled, oil spilled and ignited a blaze. The lamp was kicked onto the sidewalk, frightening the delivery horse which bolted but was stopped on West Seventh street. No major damage, only a broken lamp and soiled floor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. J. Tucker
South Main Street
Sound Sense and public speech in the press era
The text discusses how a man known to the public uses newspapers to reveal his location and what he sells, highlighting the role of editors and advertisers. It reflects on how politicians and everyday figures leverage print to reach readers and shape perception.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tadeoee
Tnde
Inabville American
Circuit Court convenes under Judge Holding to docket
Circuit Court opened yesterday with Judge Holding presiding. The docket was taken up but no material business was transacted. Attorney General Boyd and James A. Lear appeared as pro tempore counsel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circuit Court
Judge Holding
Boyd
James A. Lear
Rok
Also Mentioned on This Page
A, Watkins, Harlan & Evans
Mra. M. EF. Williamon's Millinery Establishment
Deering Machine Co
Decatur
Rev
G. W. Sherman
Carthage
D. L. Ringo
Turner Drug Co
Mayfield
Bessie Irvine
Columbia, Tenn
James J. Coleman
Misa Irvine
Athens
Ala
Grogeries
Miles Cook
Maple Grove
R. L
Garwoood
Garwood
Tom
Public Square
Citizens
Bell
Liberty
Mrs. ME. Williamson
Watkins, Harlan & Evans’ Store
J. Rosenthal
Co. Turabian
J.P. Street Co
Institute
A. L. Blocker
Buchana
Buchnan
P. L. Derryberry
Derryberry
SaLk
Pth
North Garden St
South Columbia
Frierson & Embry. Bell
Barr & Oakes
the Masons
Porter-Jones
Lowell Story
H. Shackleford
A. T. Still School of Osteopathy
Grant Building
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