Numerous visitors and residents shown in Columbia notes
Dr. M C McGannon visits the city while Miss Elizabeth Burne joins aunt Mrs R N Wilkes. Counts of locals and guests include J Alma Goodman in Memphis for the Bankers Institute, Rev T H Athey in town, and many others from Mt Pleasant Franklin Cullooka and Nashville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. C. McGannon
Elizabeth Burne
Louisville
R. N. Wilkes
Mise Baird
Thomas H. Peebles
Hampshire
J. L. Hutton
Memphis
Hutton
Mercantila National Bank
L. H. Hammond
Mt. Pleasant
James A. English
Mt. Peasant
James Ramsey
Illinois
Flem Thomas
Cullooka
J. Alma Goodman
Germania Savings Bank
Banker's Institute
Chattanooga
Wash Russell
Mattie Hoover
Pearl Puckett
Williamsport
M. B. Smiser
Charlotte
Columbia
Clark
Institute
Joseph Towler
Lewisburg
Claiborne Kinnard
Claiborne, Jr
City
Alice Irvin
Osteopathic Hospital
Kirksville
Joe Sharber
Nashville
W. J. Andrews
Kittie McLemore
R. P. Thomas
Virginia Terrill
Franklin
Charlotte Hughes
Bethel House
T. H. Athey
First Presbyterian Church
Shelbyville
Deaths and funerals in area including Annie Dorris and others
Obituaries cover Annie Dorris wife of George Dorris aged 45 who died at home on Cemetery avenue with three children, funeral Friday at 3 pm. Hardison twins died at under three weeks and buried Rose Hill. Sara Wilkes died aged 65, funeral Concord. Mrs George W Jackson died at 58 on East Minth street with funeral at home. Elizabeth Renick aged 15 ½ died in Nashville of typhoid fever, interned in Paris Kentucky. Maury Undertaking and other firms noted as in charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hardison
Sam Hardison
Rose Hill Cemetery
Maury Undertaking Co
H. 8. Smith
Fry Bros Sell Buck Sit to James Hereford of Lula
A Fayette Lula resident, James Hereford, has purchased a Buck sit from Fry Bros. The community notes the death of Grissam three months old daughter at home in South Columbia with funeral services led by Rev. W. T. Ussery and burial at Rose Hill. Nearby, Mesdames Toughes and Watson and W. H. Wilson share sympathy over J Warren’s sudden death in Montgomery, with Mrs. Warren and family mourning. J. H. Story, 78, dies at his son’s Fussell addition home. survived by wife and three children J J and J U Story and Adella Overton. long active in mercantile circles, funeral arrangements not specified.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lula
Grissam
W. I. Grissam
South Columbia
W. T. Ussery
Rose ‘Hill
Quakes & Nichols
J. ©. Warren
Montgomery
Warren Comol Prire
Warren
Shay
Salaa Annie
Wilson
Street
Martin
Vaughan Cork
Columbia
J. H. Story
Fussell Addition
J. J
J. U. Story
J .Ir
Adella Overton
Los Angeles
Cal
Story
Cherries Offered for Cash by Horace Rainey
Horace Rainey advertises six gallon crates of cherries to sell for 3.00 each. Orders must be paid with cash. The note is signed by Horace Rainey and includes cryptic location or code references 21 a6t w2t.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horace Rainey
Chenault Named Principal at Giles County High School
Robert N. Chenault, longtime head of Theta School, has been elected principal of Giles County High School in Pulaski. He will begin at the start of the next term. Though young, his teaching record is creditable and his future is seen as promising.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert N. Chenault
Theta School
Gilea County
Pulask
Chenawit
Funeral Services For Mrs Alice Burney At Rose Hill Cemetery
Mrs. Alice Burney aged 47 died at her home Wednesday night at 11. The funeral was held that afternoon at 2 with Rev W T Wassery officiating. Interment followed at Rose Hill cemetery. She was wife of J S Burney of this city and had lived here seven years after moving from Kentucky. she was a Baptist church member. Oakes Nichols funeral directors were in charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marjorie Clark
Lewisburg
J. M. Towler
Memphis
Lawrenceburg
Annie Dorris
George Dorris
Cemetery Avenue
Ira Waterman
Rose Hill Cemetery
Oakes & Nichols
Sara Wilkes
Sarah Wilkes
J. H. Hann
Concord
Mr. Gray
J. H. Mann
Ife
Christian Church
Maury Undertaking Co
H. 8. Smith
T. H. Gilbert
H. 3. Smith
Alice Burney
The
Baptist Ochre
Oakes @ Nichols
Cherry crop bountiful this year prompts market arrivals
The cherry crop is ripening and the fruit is brought to market. The trees are loaded with fruit, promising abundant supply for eating and canning for winter. Prices are high for the first offerings but expected to drop as more fruit comes on market.
Davis couple welcomes baby boy this Friday
Born to Mr and Mrs Zac T Davis a handsome baby boy arrived Friday afternoon at the home of his grandparents Mr and Mrs FH Smith on South Main Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zac T. Davis
FH. Smith
South Main Main Street
Plymouth Binder Twine Sold Out In Frat Car Load
Local notice from Street Martin and Vaughan Co. announces rapid sales of Plymouth binder twine, reporting 30 000 pounds sold this year and urging customers to place orders early.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plymouth
Street, Martin & Vaughan Co
Thomas Mitchell Wins Herald Medal at Columbia High
Thomas Mitchell of Glenville won The Herald Medal for best essay on Good Citizenship at Columbia High School. About sixty papers were submitted. judges chose Mitchell, 16, in his third year at the high school. He is praised for scholarship. paper to be published in The Herald at an inter date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thoms Mitchell
Glenvile
Herald
Columbia High
Athens
Mitchell
V. Mitchell
Glendale
Glendals
Resignations Recorded at Carlisle Indian School
Washington May 19 Resignations of Moses Fried man superintendent and J Nori chief clerk at Carlisle Indian School were accepted by Commissioner Cato Sells. Two minor peafents were transferred and another removed. Charges filed months ago led to a congressional inquiry and Friedmans suspension.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Moses Fiie@man
Amd & J
Dr Eugene Orr Forging to Front in Nashville
Dr Eugene Orr of Nashville recently visited Pleasant View Farm with his parents Col and Mr J K Orr. He has undergone a successful operation and is recuperating at home. A prominent young eye ear nose and throat specialist, he joined Hale and Cullom in Nashville after Vanderbilt and Bellevue Hospital training.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene Orr
Nashville
J. K. Orr
Pleasant View Farm
Orr
Hale and Cullom
South
Vanderbilt
Bellevue Hospital
New York
Bristol in Two Bank Districts
Bristol Tennessee and Virginia share a city split by the state line, with the Tennessee portion placed in the Atlanta reserve district and the Virginia part under Richmond. A request to move Bristol entirely into the Richmond district was denied, making it a unique case in the United States for reserve bank affiliations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bristol
Federal Reserve Bank
Tennessee
Atlants Rescue Bank
Virginia
Richmond
United States
Also Mentioned on This Page
Merritt Roane
Texas
Jacksonville
Col. H. ©. Weber
Military Academy
Capt
Roy Erwin
Mise
Margaret Weber
B. G
Will Ridley
Milton Andrews
Cullecks
Little Son
Neishville
Will Dale, Jr
Sarah Trowbridge
Hast Orange
New Jersey
A. J. Nichols
Mollie Williams
Birmingham
W. L. Wilkes
Ruth Turk
Bardwell
Eloise Oakes
Wilhelmenia Cardinal
Ala
Marie Moore
Lon Neal Quillian
Valdosta
Sadie
Lizzie Wilkes
Martin College
Pulaski
Lela Wilkes
Anita Moore
Central America
Jeannette Sutliff
Indiana
Katherine Malone
C. A. Armstrong
Louise Watkins
Zion
Walter A. Roberts
Parmenio Cox
Franklin Bar
John M Andrews
Culleoka
John &. Priersem
Mt Pleasant
W. P. Ridley
Clifton Place
James R. Williamson
David Trousdale
McCains
W. J. Hughes
Second District
George W. Jackson
George W Jackson
East Minth Street
F.C. Lowell
Morton
Frankfort
Mra. Jackson
Bartem Fraser
John Johnstte
Joe Sharter
Fred Latim
Will Lamcaster
Him Cherry
Maury Undertaking Go
H. & Smith
Elizabeth Remick
Elizabeth Renick
Meade Frierson
Frank Lander
Meade: Frierson
Elizabeth James
Paris
Fry Bros
James Hereford
Fayetteville
C. Warren
Charlotte Toughes
Charlotte Watson
W. H. Wilson
Chenault
Giles County
Pulaski Institution
Maury Dry Goods Company
Eighth Streets
P. K
Dresden
Mr. Man
Bubscribe
the Herald
Thomas Mitchell
Col. J. K. Grr
Woldridge’s Drug Store
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