Social notes from Montgomery visits and regional travel
Montgomery residents and visitors populate the social page with arrivals and departures. J I Hutton travels to Decatur and Chattanooga for a bankers convention while Mrs Hatcher hosts guests in Slythe rwood. Miss Mary Looney visits Minter City with family, and Nashville and Florence figures join the weekend scene.
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Montgomery
Ala
B. H. Hatcher
Slytherwood
J. I. Hutton
Decatur
Chattanooga
Mary Looney
Minter City
Misa
Watkins
Agent Looney
Joe Palmer
Nashville
John M. Gray
Henry Osgood Fulton
Fulton
Phoenix National Bank
Bankers’ Convention
Barthell
Nashville’ Bar
Columbia Military Academy
Hilzabeth Jones
Mann Dawson
Margaret Frierson
Hatta- Booga
George T. Hughes
Ray Morrison
Alfred Branham
Spring Hill
Fayette Tomlinson
Cullooka
Mia
Harlan
Annie
Wlorence
John W. Fry
Murray Cecil
Harry Hill
Mt. Pleasant
Elisabeth Russell
Rachel Moore
Franklin
Fredomia Tolley
Farmer Row About Plymouth Binder Twine
Plymouth farmer reports moving 20 000 pounds of first car load this year. Bend your order entry street Martin and Vaughan Co bn.
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Plymouth
Street, Martin, & Vaughan Co
Dr J J Rucker Named State Senator Candidate
Rutherford county Independent Democrats conference selects Dr J J Rucker of Murfreesboro for the twelfth senatorial district. On June 6 Prof R K Morgan of Fayetteville will speak at the courthouse on campaign issues as Dr Rucker supersedes his candidacy. Cultivator Shaft Tongues and Shovel Pointe for leading makes of equipment mention.
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Murfreesboro
Rutherford County
Cannon and DeKalb
J. J. Rucker
R. K. Morgan
Fayetteville
Court House
Rucker
Gordon to Open New Meat Shop Opposite Depot
Gordon announces a Saturday opening of a sanitary meat shop opposite the depot. He will screen the premises from filth and contamination and has built a cold storage plant to keep meats in perfect condition. Gordon offers prompt, perfect service and has years of butchering experience.
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D. Swep Gordon
Big City
Gordon
Bouma Style Hat Reign Eyed by Fashion Experts
An advertisement notes Bouma as the new style with hats worn low over the ears. It touts an expert service offering ear shaping and ear train treatments for two dollars, from Martin Vaughan Co, urging readers to follow the leading fashion houses.
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Martin & Vaughan Co
Military Academy completes first year under Weber
The Columbia Military Academy held final exercises in the school chapel with a large city turnout. Col Weber spoke on plans for a larger, better school and a summer push to recruit new boys. Twelve graduates received certificates. honors went to Edward Barthell Jr for most hits in baseball and Cecil Crean as best bowler. The cadet band performed, under Mr. Majors, highlighting notable progress.
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Columbia Military Academy
E. K. Barthel
Nashville
Col Weber
Minetyaine
W. B. Greaslaw
Edward Barthell, Jr
Cecil Crean
Robert Galloway
Mr. Majors
Huerta Promises to Abdicate in Mexican Peace Plan
Vera Cruel May 23 report says General Huerta privately vows to turn over government to a commission of prominent Mexican and international figures, with a peace delegation to be named. Delegates may return to Mexico City and draft a plan for peaceful transfer and election, possibly with US and ABC ministers.
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Vera Cruez
Ernie
Huerta Bat
Republic
Niagara
Bots
Washington
Belfef
Belt
Huerta
Mexico City
Arso
United States
A. BC
Miodisters
Mexico
Another Sponge Ship Destroyed at Tarpon Springs
Report reaches Tamps Florida that the schooner Bina Louise captained by Henri Micheel with 17 men was destroyed near Tarpon Springs after a collision with two other small boats. Survivors say they were forced aboard by the two men before the vessel sank.
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Tamps
Schowmer Bina Louise
Henri Micheel
Porter Neal Undergoes Appendectomy At King's Daughters Hospital
Porter Neal, bookkeeper for Barker-Harbin Co, had an appendectomy Sunday night at King's Daughters Hospital. The operation was very successful and he rests well. Mrs. Russell Hansen, recently operated on there, is home and recovering steadily. Blair, formerly of Columbia, is dangerously ill at her Hattiesburg home. sister Lorelia Scotten goes to her bedside. Constipation linked to headache and dizziness. Dosa's Togulets advertised at 26c a box.
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W. W. Lewis
Birmingham
Ala
Haile Moore
The
Herald
Nashville
E. Erwin
Murfreesboro
Bba Lillard
John M. Harwood
Pulaski
Lis
James Wooten
U. S. Naval Academy
John Patten Graham
Woman's Missionary Society
South Columbia
Robert McKinney
Briggs McLemore
Andrew Dale
Old Point Comfort
New York
BE. Stephens
Mt. Pleasant
Mary Brooks
Cross Bridges
T. M. Voss
Portland
Fer Sheegog
Jersey
Walter Fraser
Witherspoon
Godwin
Josephine Mabon
Carters Creek
Chicago
W. D. Shormer
Mt Pleasant
County Board of Education
Mra
Frank Alderson
Alf Shuey
Misa Rena Collier
Rattle Snake Falla
J. B. Lovel
Kitegan
John, Jr
Chattanooga
Clarksville
J. ©. Walker
Ashwood
Bessie Allen
Frank F Live Ell
Memphis
King's Daughters
Jennie Blackburn
Abilene
Texas
Mary Blackburn
West End
Walter Jones
Franklin
Nona Howell
Will
Seth Perry
Charles
A. Wright
Bigbville
Actoa
Porter Neal
Barker-Harbin Co
King’s Daughters Hospital
Russell Hansen
Noble ©. Blair
Columbia
Hattiesburg
Lorelia Scotten
Columbia Bankers Meeting Sought in The Dimple of the Universe
The Columbia Board of Trade invites the State Bankers Association to hold its next meeting in Columbia. Messrs Fulton Green Hatton and local board members urge a session here to boost publicity as crops are in full head and Columbia would be the central and logical place for the gathering.
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Columbia Board of Trade
Messrs. H. ©. Fulton
Poents National Bank
W. B. Greenlaw
Columbia Bank & Trust Co
Hatton
Thin, City
State Bankers’ Association
Columbia
Messrs. Anderson
Lowell
Te Board of Trade
Vanderbilt Alumni Banquet and Real Estate Transfers in Memphis
Vanderbilt alumni banquet in Memphis features speakers John Mastile of the law school and football coach Dac Me Gugin. Real estate transfers listed include multiple parcel sales across districts, with prices ranging from thousands to over $147,100 and buyers such as Witken, Hardison, Benderson, Roberts, and Goodloe.
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Aafe Witken
F. J. Harthrom
BO Sores
Old 21St
H. Hardison
Jemima
Hy Benderson
Dave
Miles
B Roberts
Mra
Stella Mary Well Jones
Old 13Th
Moss Gillespie
G. C. Haeish
Richard Marsh
W. J. Towler
Louis Barker
Frise
Dave Goodloe
Z. R. Choate
Maury D. Armstrong
Jno
W. Frierson
Asres
FP. L. Robinson
Jim Merritt
Jacres
Sud
J. Porter
M. P
Aerea
Ath
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Spot Cash Shoe Store
Harry W. Frierson
A. B. Cummins
Guesie Mai Stallings
Dothan
T. A. Shelton
R. L. Jeter
Jeter
Frank W. Preston
Preston
Creath B. Smiley
Houston
Tessig Samuels
Semour Samuels
Little Son
4. Samuels
Margaret. Greenlaw
Bpring Hill
Branham & Hughes School
John T. Wooten
Charlotte Hughes
Charlotte Waton
Marning
Annageale
Horace M. Polk
Horace Polk
Geo, Norgrasa
Petey Brown
Big Jersey
Lewis Pickard
McCains
Y City
Phe
H. ©. Fulton
Bankers
Chattanoo
Cornelis Abernathy
Callooka
United States Naval Academy
Academy
Greenlaw
State Bankers Convention
James H. Jones
Hampshire
Mary Brooka
Russell
Williamsport
Nashville Pike
Howlett Wilson
Kentucky
Columbian Bank &Trust Company
J. R. Anderson
Po “Laukt
Henry Evans
Independent Democrats
Swep Gordon
Maury Dry
Dewst
Children’s At
Dana
Aon
Military Academy
Weber
W. B. Greenliw
Suerta
Ue Dosa
Bankers’ Meeting
Board OF Trade
Vanderbilt
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