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Newspaper

Columbia Herald

Location

Columbia, Tennessee, United States of America

Date

May 14, 1909

Page

9

Personal notes from Columbia society

Miss Jessie Rees and several friends are in Nashville for a few days while many others visit relatives in Atlanta Petersburg Petersburg etc. Travelers include J P McGaw from Lynnville and Miss Kate Shields in Nashville. Several attend meetings in Jackson and Nashville and return from visits in Florence Memphis and St Louis. Major names: J W Brown G W Marsh W B Capers Mary Ridley Elizabeth Galloway and others in the local social circuit.

Jessie Rees Nashville Elise Ewing J. W. Brown Atlanta, Ga Florence G. W. Marsh Petersburg W. B. Capers Memphis Jo. L. Hutton Will Hutton Hunteville W. P. Morgan W. P. Morgan, Jr Columbia San Antonio Texas Will Misa Elizabeth Galloway T. W. Galloway Decatur, II W. T. Galloway Glendale Minnie Perry Mary Ridley Shelton Robinson Birmingham Elizabeth Harlan Josie Harlan Gordon Cowle Waukasha Wis Otey Walker Franklin Jeff Dawsett Williamsport

Local Social Notes Highlight Visits and Travelers

Misses Maude and Janie Caldwell return from Nashville where they visited Mrs Cornelia Boyd Mre Callie Parker and daughter Maggie. Col W Marsh Johnson of Texas and daughter Mamie Gray visit relatives near Columbia. Trude Shelton returns from a southern trip as James and Bob Shields go fishing at Mt Pleasant. Mrs Annie Leach returns from Nashville after attending a Christian Endeavor Society meeting for First Methodist.

Merting Southwestern Millers’ Association Shick Inches EB & Erwin T. O Lillard Murfreeaboro Maude Janie Caldwell Nashville Cornelia Boyd Callie Parker Maggie Rwiatives Hastings Oklahoma J. S Allume Mise Nancy Rome Allume Jno A Martin Nina Gallatin Mise Carolyn Williams Ellen Blair Sally Sloan Muggle Lous Sman Mary Bronka Cross Bridges Ethel Harrow M. 5. Hawkins Portamouth T. E. New S Hawkins New Col W. Marsh Johnson Texas Mamie Gray Columbia Col. Johnson Hickman County Maury Gray Athenaeum Trude Shelton James Bob Shields Mt. Pleasant Tom Friel Crickett Idoewling Hattie Jones Bruce Cochran Cross Margaret Gillam Barnesville Elenor Barbour

Deaths in Nashville and Glendale Remain Brimming with Grief

The article notes the death of Wiley Childress at his Glendale home, with funeral and interment at Mooney Graveyard. he left a wife and three children. It also recalls the passing of Judge William Frierson Cooper, whose simple funeral at Zion Cemetery drew many Nashville friends and relatives, including A W Stockell and Addison Cooper. Mrs. Temple, formerly Miss Zellner of Thompson Station, mourns the loss of her little son in Nashville after a brief absence. Kinsfolk and friends attended the Cooper service, as the body arrived from New York and was transported by special train to the cemetery.

R. H. Temple Nashville Wiley Childress Glendale Mooney Judge Cooper Wiliam Frierson Cooper Historic Zion Cemetery P. Hawes Old Zion Church New York Christine Cooper A. W. Stockell Col Duncan B. Cooper Addison Cooper John Allison G. N. Tillman John C. Ferriss A. G. Adams Robert Orr Will Adams J. J .Vertress J.e. Bradford

New Highway Planned From Foster's Chapel to Winnsboro

A new road will open immediately from Foster's Chapel north east to Winnsboro about two miles, diverting from Williamsport to Mt Pleasant, passing Jim Johnson Hamp Joyce George A Kinger and other farms, crossing Woplar creek and meeting the Columbia and Williamsport pike below Winnsboro. Land owners have donated rights of way for the project.

Foster's Chapel Winnsboro Williameport Mt. Pleasant Wang Landa Jim Johnson Hamp Joyce George A. Kinger Woplar Creek Columbia and Williamsport Pike

Hanson Bros Sell Yellow Soy Beans At $1.75 A Bushel

Local notices list Hanson Bros offering Mammoth Yellow Soy Beans at 1.75 dollars per bushel with Bell phone contact and Rural Route 6. Other items include births, moves, sales of a mare, land purchases, courthouse actions, underpass work progress, bank renovations, strays, and community events from The Herald.

Hanson Bros Bell Phone Baprit W. H. Cotham Mr. Brown Pillow John Fraser Jake Harlan Ewing Kannon Supreme Court Ephins & Cole Broa Columbia Water & Light Co Cemetery Avenue Bank of Calleoka Bruce LeNeave Columbia Hhis Cullooka Mt. Pleasant Pike Ino. L. Jones Ripley Steele Hell Phoenix Savings Bank & Trust Co Phoenix National Bank A. Odil Riverside Phoenix Savings Bank & Trust &Co Mary Hood Mattle Hood BE. W. Carmack W. H. Hughes West Seventh Street Turner & Johnson Circuit Court A. J. Nichols Orr Charleston Mining & Mfg. Co Little Sunbeam Circle King’s Daughters Opera House Memphis Lem Thomas Will Sowell Helfera Ohio

Actors Escape Duty On Jury In London

London judge rules an actor summoned for jury duty is ineligible after the actor pleads that under an old, unrepealed act he is a rogue and vagabond. The court accepts the historic citation and excuses the man from service.

London

Over the County Rifle and Garden Items Highlight Local News

A jumble of short notices from Spring Hill and surrounding areas mentions cabinet photos offered at a dollar per dozen by Youngs, a prize winning Scotch Collie from Ontario smothered in transit to Percy Brown of Spring Hill, and shipments of Mammoth Soy Beans via Hanson Bros. Theological lecture at Branham Hughes school, Miss Georgia McBride’s deputation to a Ladies Missionary Society event, and multiple local moves and visits in families and lodges fill the page with small community notes and transactions.

Ontario Canada Percy Brown Spring Hill Hanson Bros Bell Soaprat Caree Theological Department Vanderbilt Branham & Hughes’ School R. E. L. Mitchie U. S Cavalry Philippines Ewell Farm J. T. Barnhill Selma Tenya G. W. Weason West End Lottie Weason Francis Dean Lilian Bates Kate Witherspoon Godwin Georgia McBride Cross Bridges Aoe Ladies’ Missionary Society Methodist Episcopal Church South W. T. Galloway Hecatur R. N. Moore Glendale Grand Lodge Knigita Pythias Nashville Ernest Dixon L. Barker Jessie Bostick Mr. Pleasant Mary Howard Mt. Pleasant Spencer ‘Tunnel

Columbia Leader to Speak at Hay Long Col lege

Columbia of Florence Ala will deliver a lecture at Hay Long College Mt Pleasant on next Tuesday the final day of the school session.

Columbia Florence Ala Hay Long College Mt. Pleasant

Local News Briefs and Advertisements

Mrs. K. J. Sowell visiting her sons has been ill since Monday but is improving at F. C. Sowell's home. M. M. Dunn recovers from a two week illness and returns to Ritter's grocery. F. M. Ricketts resumes work after a two week illness from a horse fall. Torturing eczema spreads daily. Dean's Ointment halts spread, stops itching, and claims permanent cure at drug stores.

K. J. Sowell F.C. Sowell M. M. Dunn Hiness Ritter’s Grocery Esq F. M. Ricketts Dean

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