Local notices of visitors and travels fill Moorestown page
Names of residents and guests fill a Mooreville column with many Nashville and Tennessee connections. The snippet lists visitors, relatives, and short trips, including Mrs Elizabeth Gartoor in Nashville, Miss Annie Evans visiting Miss Margaret McEwen, Rev W B Capers, Mr J T Moore returning from Marion, and others from Birmingham, Louisville, and Shreveport. It notes moves, visits, and local business notes alongside minor town happenings such as road work and depot planning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mise
Bessie Scot
Mooresville
A. A. Barks
Centreville
Elizabeth Gartoor
Nashville
Lettie Higley
Joe Erwie
H. Sharp and
Litttle Son
Florida
Mian Callie Mai Simmons
Mt. Pleasant
al Lawson
Birmingham
Red Boiling
Messrs
Mora
Marine
W. B. Sion
Mena Mise
Minnie Griffin
Hamburg
Miss
C. H. McAlpine
Local notices on advertising, fraternal lodge work and small town events
The text discusses fair advertising practices, inviting public inspection of goods and reasonable pricing. It covers Calleooka Lodge No 14a initiations in Callieoka with remarks on hospitality and lodge standings, plus a note about McDowell's School closing with Dr Pettie addressing pupils and patrons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Informa
T. E. Gordon
Colam
Figuere
McDowell’s
A. 8. Pettie
Fire, Fence, and Cabin Damaged in Roberts Alley Incident
A small fire occurred yesterday morning in a cabin on Roberts Alley behind Mr. Newt Sones residence. Fire crews extinguished the blaze with chemic apparatus, causing little damage. The cabin belongs to Mrs. Minnie Towler. A separate note mentions Satterfield and Dodson selling wire fence, described as American the best.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Satterfield & Dodson
Canin
Roberts Alley
Newt Sones
Minnie Towler
Columbia Mercantile Storage Co Advertising Note
Stock Owners boast of being headquarters for everything in the feed line. They invite calls and orders with a guarantee of satisfaction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tf Columbia Mercantile Storage Co
Religious adjourned Presbytery meeting and church ordination
First Presbyterian church joined Columbia Presbytery by letter from Memphis Presbytery. Rev J B Green installed and ordained as pastor of Friern Memorial church. Rev T A Harvey and Rev William J Frierson spoke to the congregation. Pleasant Mount Church marked its first dedication anniversary with sermons and a noon dinner for Glendale residents. Old Folks rally planned at McCains with Dr G W Mitchell and Rev T Jeff Dixon. Children’s Day observed at South Columbia M E Church with full attendance and praise for young performers. First M E Church held a morning service for seniors with an open meeting afterward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Presbyterian Church
Columbia
Memphis
Communds Tur Uittes
Securi
T. A. Harey
William J. Frierson
Pleasant Mount
Glendale
McCains
G. W Mitchell
T. Jeff Dixon
South Columbia
M. E
Molloy
Nona Farias
Sadie Grimes
Cumberland Presbyterian and Presbyterian assemblies report faith and baptism shifts
Roy unter returns from Texas. Mrs Chua Mooney of Nashville visits relatives. Mr Mooney visits from Pulaski. Ted Sullivan returns from sickness in Pulaski. Rev Wait of Sandy Hook visits the Potts. McClellans come from Pulaski. Congregation remarks on elder voices and faith. Cumberland Assembly at Springfield Mo endorses immersion as baptism mode and affirms a general office. Presbyterian Assembly at Jackson Miss debates infant salvation. Proverty conference planned for South Columbia and Mt Olivet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. E. Nichola
Lelia Mal
Liam Jones
Santa Fe
P. Turner
Athens
Ala
Wiley B. Embry
Jas. Craige
Williamsport
Misa Sallie Rodgers
Clarksville
W. M. Biddle
John Trotwood Moore
Marion
Als
John Woodard
Nashville
Ashwood
Innes Dobbins
Birmingham
W. B. Dobbins
ZW. Ewing
Frank Everett
Pulaski
Jno. A. Nortin
Milliken
Frankfort
Josie Harlan
W. B. Capers
Jackson
Tenn
C. W. Bradshaw
Louisville
OC. A. Forgey
J. M. Mayes
Lucy Webster
Maude Cecil
Misnes Lena B
Lillian Smith
W. S. Fleming
Patton Williams
James Butler
Hugh Voorhies
Texas
Puttnan
Roy
W. A. Provinc
General Assembly
Cumberland Presbyterian Church
Springfield
J. H. Hagey
Little Child
Buros
Elizabeth
Wilkes
Misa Baird
Institute
W. A. Voas
Mm. Ave Dooley
Shal
New Orleans
Worl
Monte Paries
Mise
Faria
John Hrooks
Croat
Earnest Cochran
Farisa
Willie Biddle
Memphis
Mins Denies Robinson
Tennessee
Dallas
Robert Lee Granbery
Oriental Hotel
Webb
BR. T. Long
Columbia
Farmington
Roy Unter
Chua. A. Mooney
Mr. Mooney
Ted Sullivan
Mr. Wait
Sandy Hook
Ed Potts
Ben McClellan
Pulasii
The
Seasion
E. B. Morris
Marahall
Cumberland Presbyterian General Assembly
Ringfield
W. A. Provine
General Assembly of the Presbyterian Church
Misa
For Sale Cheap in Texas Tobacco Stand and Fixtures
For sale cheap. I have bought a business in Texas and will sell entire stock of tobacco, cigars, candy, showcases, candy jars and other fixtures at a bargain. One of the best stands in town with established trade and cheap rent. Will 9 11 for cash or partial payments. W. Ed Voss May 21-tf.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
W. Ed Voss
Columbus Buggies and Surries Pride and Popularity
Columbus buggies and surreys are praised as handsome and sought after. The column highlights Columbus as the best choice for stylish, durable rural transport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Sarrervigto & Dopson
Best bargain in town jars and jelly glasses offered
Fruit Jars! Fruit Jars! We can supply your wanta in this line. Almost a car load of Mason's pint, quart and half gallon jars, and a large stack of jelly glasses on hand. Buying in large quantities we get the best ble discount, and will give you the benefit of our enterprise, 85-pound ice capacity refrigerator at 8.50. Others in proportion, Best bargain in town, J. B. REES, eodat-w
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J. B. Rees
Eodat-W
Bay the Best lead in local horse show highlights
Bay the Best tops Columbia entries in a local buggy and surry competition with notable finishes. Donson and other riders figure prominently, carrying momentum through the event as spectators applaud the strong showing by regional teams.
Endowment Movement Backed with Sabbath Plan
The article notes a manager of an endowment movement adopting a vigorous report for Sabbath observance and an educational program to sustain the effort. An attempt to hold biennial sessions in the future failed.
Social events in Maury County featured refined gatherings
Mrs. Stuart Swope Fleming hosted a Thursday afternoon for Miss Frances Swope of Kansas City with pink and green floral decor and guests in elegant attire. Mr. and Mrs. W. T. McDonald celebrated a joint birthday at their Ninth Street home. Hope Rebekah Lodge held a large ball at South Main with music and a well display. The Sheegog home hosted a lawn fete for Card and Cotillion Club guests with a lengthy list of local attendants and escorts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stuart Swope Fleming
Frances Swope
Kansas City
Maury County
Miss Swope
5. G. Dunnington
Seth Warfield
R. C. Ewing
F. D. Lander
Misses Porter
Rebecca
Annie Wildiameou
Lily Warfield
Janie
Sadie Sheegog
Elise Ewing
Will Alexander
Fleming
W. T. McDonald
Violet
Bonnie
Jessie McDonald
Hope Rebekah Lodge
South Main Street
Rebekah
Mildred Thompson
Nashville
Sheegog
Sadie
Janie Sheegog
Yes
Ethel Hendley
Cornelia Jones
Mary Rains
Euma Wooten
Annie
Rebecca Williamson
Francea Swope
Robert Shi
Connor Akin
Lanes Dobbins
William Evans
Bruce Cochran
Allen Harlan
W. B. Wooten
Grocers advertise fresh stock and low prices in town
An advertisement boasts the freshest groceries in town with the lowest prices. It highlights deals on apricots and pears, 3 lb baked goods, and Buist Garden seed, promising abundant stock and value.
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James Brooke
Pespaniey
F Fariss
Richard Compton
Anderson Craig
Guy Voorhles
Robi, Sheegog
Shreveport
Hert
E. Sheogog
J.C. Rea
Summertown
Hattie Dodson
Alamo
Crocket County
A. P. Dodaon
Mm. A. A. Hones
Mamio’ Nores
Mr. York
Fort Worth
Mar
Elizbeth Petty
W. Y
Ladies Aid Society
Frier- 80 Memorial Church
Ruth Martin
Duke Biddle
Department of Pharmacy
Auditorium of
Chicago
T. E. Brooks
Howard
Lamp
John Rose
Fitzpatrick
James E. Scobey
Hay Long College
Eee Ie Caate Peabody Institute
Hutsell
Ed Vose
Daily Herald
Mr. Voss
Annie Cox
J. H. Ketchum
Gwin
Lochridge
Constable Goad
A. J. Wilson
Earnest Yoost
A. J
Gov
Rome
Religious
M. E. Williamson
Hin
Mr. McFerrin
Iss Lipscomb
Arch Lipscomb
Bledsoe Brown
F. M. Hutsell
D. C. Kelley
Mt. Olivet
Columbia Buggies
Surries
Finsey
Eperaueranios
Donson
Columbia Furniture CO
Public Square
A. J.gov. Nichols
Mooresville Pike
R. Williama
J. Briggs Melanore
Robert Sheegon
First Methodist Church
Tira Pry
Birdie Brazier
Bear Creek
Walter Witherspoon
Hunday
Moorsville Pike
Edgar Latta
Ladies’ Aid Society
Pirat Methodiat Church
Seubarban
Hamipshire Pike
Johnson and
Thomas
Tha
J. E. Waldo
Es J. 8. Voorhiens
San Antonio
Thomas C. Petri
Mra
William Barker
Gs. W
Nichols
Mt Pleasant Furniture Co
Mt, Pleasant
Aplisin
Barrenreio & Dovson
Mayi
M. P. Merrill
Masonic
Citteens
Ily Ferideavs
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