Local Social News From Columbia Area
A long list of visitors and residents highlights social life in Columbia and nearby towns. Mrs Elizabeth White hosts at Cullooka, while others travel between Nashville Huntsville and Birmingham. Various families attend weddings visits and graduations plus several residents plan trips to Dallas and New York City for business and leisure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sen Heen
Elizabeth White
John P. Graham
Cullooka
Hickey
Morristown
Nargister
Thos. H. Peebles
Campbell Station
Hans Shhulz
Huntsvile
St. Louis
Joe Hester
Nicholson
Nashville
Jersey cow for sale and loan offers in town
Around Town item notes a fine Jersey cow nearly fresh in milk for sale to Mrs Fayette Wilkes in Cullooka Tenn with Bell phone 24/d21 and a loan offer on real estate by W J Emery Co. Also mentions births, Army recruitment notice for unmarried men aged 18 to 35 and a greeting in Magliijesno.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jersey
Fayette Wilkes
Cullooka
Tenn
Bell Phon
W. J. Emery & CO
B. Y. Helm
ARMY
United States
Masonic Building
Magliijneso
Colonel Hickman to go to Hot Springs for health
Col. J. C. Hickman has been ill for some time and plans to travel to Hot Springs for a health benefit in the near future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Col
J. C. Hickman
Ho Springs
Dr Thomas Eclectric Oil Ad Warns of Everyday Hurts
An antique ad urges readers to be ready for cuts burns and bruises with Dr Thomas Eclectric Oil. It notes thousands rely on the remedy and mentions druggists selling it at low prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas
Cost of Living Then and Now Compared in 1880 Prices
A 1880 market price snapshot is used to contrast with present costs. Eggs are two cents a dozen then, flour about eight dollars per hundred pounds, and other goods such as meal, potatoes, and turkeys show differing values. The piece highlights how flour remained the closest comparison to today’s prices while many items have shifted dramatically.
Democrats to convene in Franklin for Maury county delegation
Democrats of Maury county will march to Franklin next Tuesday for a convention to nominate a Democratic candidate for congress. A large Maury delegation is expected, led by Mr. Padgett who is the expected nominee with no other name likely. Delegates will travel by train from Columbia at 8:30 each morning, and the convention will sit briefly before delegates return in the afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. N. Figuers, Jr
Fayetteville
Henry Gross
Birmingham
Columbia
Thomas Dinning
Gleason
J H. Dinning
Mileses Tuttle Smith
Cleo Coller
Mooresville
Maury County
Columbo
Constipation Cure Promoted With Mild Opening Medicine
Advert alert promotes Dean's Regulats as a mild remedy for constipation. Claims include relief of headache indi geation dizziness and drowsiness. Price listed as 35c a box at all stores.
Watch Repairing Claim Goes Beyond Town Limits
Our statement that you cannot get better watch repairing in town than from us may strike you as blowing our own horn. After the accident bring it here, and we will make it like new. We employ only the best of skilled and experienced workmen in our watch repairing department.
Lightning Strikes Tree Near Home Of Representative Candidate
A lightning bolt struck a tree in the yard within ten feet of the Mt. Pleasant residence of Hon. L. H. Hammond on East Ninth Street Tuesday night. The tree damaged but no one injured. The candidate is a white man running for a seat in the General Assembly of Tennessee, Maury County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linghtong
L. H. Hammond
Walter W'iener
Farbaugh to Enter Gubernatorial Race in Tennessee
Special to The Herald from Nashville reports that Heiskell of Knoxville and W. W. Farnbaugh of Paris will announce for governor within days. Henry Morrow and Ed Thomas named as state committee secretaries, with appointments pending.
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Herald
Nashville
Tenn
Heiskell
Knoxville
W. W. Farnbaugh
Paris
Henry Morrow
Ed Thomas
State Committee
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Columbia Bank @ Trust Co
Essones
James C. Voorbles
Covington
Joe Knight
Viv
W. D. Hastings
Nog
E. P. Turner
J. I. Finney
Sleepy Hollow
Irene Williams
Columbia College
South Carolina
Copenhagen
Denmark
Asger Hamerick
Graham
Mt. Pleasant
Bart Taylor
Franklin
Culleoka
Vire Steele
Lewisburg
Charles S. Wiltsmgon
C. D. Nowlin
Lucile
L. C. Pickerd
Joan W. Nowlin
Highland Avenue
B. M. Harper
RB. Jones
Chattanooga
M. McClellan
South High Street
A. A. Gamble
Lawson
William and Children
Itny Voss
Lawrenceburg
Cotham
Hohenworld
Jake Oliver
Chaffin
Chile
Mary Lesey Pope
Pulaski
Garthe Smith
Joe Casey
EB. F. Carey
Plaise Oakes
Annie Louise Latta
Navaville
Crockett Owen
B. A. Caldwell
Mrz. A
Page
W. H. Mitchel
Andrew McLean
Sam Hays
W. S. Warfield
C .S. Witte
Chickasha
Oklo
Amos Warfield
P. G. Gordon
Henry C. Fulton
Jos. L. Hutton
Col. Jos. L. Hutton
Webster Turner
LaFayette Wickes
Culleoku
L. Fensley
Iss Wintry Church
Randolph Macon College
T N. Figuers, Jr
Tullahoma
Turkey
ARGE
Maury Dry Goods Company
Crystal Batiste
Penang
Queen’ Quality
Boston
Crossett
Abbott
Wm. G. Sims
Chas. G. Sims
The
Waite County
Sparta
Bright
J. B. Woodward
Highland Cemetery
Chas
G. Sims
Columbia, Tenn
Lena Lewis
Ina
Laura
Hattie Sims
Sims
Methodist Church
D. RR. Jeter
RR. Jeter
South Columbia
R. L. Jeter
W. T. Boaz
Gray
Rose Hill Cemetery
Cotham Bros
Jewells
Farbaugh
Paris Democrat
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