Moves andVisits Dominate Local Social Roundup
Local residents travel between New York Springfield Huntsville Nashville and Oklahoma City for visits, business, and health. Notables include Mr R Ewing Mrs W J Dale Capt Frank Craige Miss Francis Craige and Congressman L P B Padgett returning from political duties. Families plan moves to Willamport Gainesville and decamp for Arizona and Spokane as Rev L R Long prepares to relocate his household to the parsonage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. Ewing
New York
Mary Loven
Springfield
W. J. Dale
Huntsville
W. R.hutton
George EB. McKennon
S. G. Finney
J. L Finney
Gainsville
Fla
Frank Craige
Willameport
Francis Craige
Institute
W. A. Holtz
Sheffield
Ala
Arra Holtz
Roy. McKinney
Ittle
W. F. Embry
Nashville
Dixie Blair
Lawrenceburg
City
John Akin
Hampshire
Red Rolling Springs
W. B. Embry
Comptroller's Office
Clint Rucker
Decatur
W. G. Sheppard
Jesseral Parsons
Jackson
Tenn
Elizabeth Thompson
Susie Belle
Besse Moore
Spring Hill
Frank Moore
The
Capuchine Chemical Co
Spring Hil
Columbia
L. PB. Padgett
E. R. Farrell
Allie Black
Texas
Miss Black
Stoddard Tomlinson
Arizona
Rebecca Carpenter
Memphis
Arch Lipscomb
California
J. B. Watkins
Ewing Kannon
Spokane
Wash
Bettie Kannon
Able Rawls
Oklahoma City
Lelia Akin Frierson
J. W. Brown
Atlanta
W. Y. Adkisson
Flournoy English
Add
Signs of Riders in Lawrence County
In Mt Pleasant Tennessee on November 4, 1908, black timber workers near Brace report notices pinned at their work sites ordering them to quit or face trouble. Suspected night rider activity marks the first threats in the area, with a notice stating you have to get out and that November 3, 1908 will not bring trouble.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MT. Pleasant
Tenn
Brace
Lawrence County
Susie Belle
Bessie Moore
Elizabeth Thompson
Nashville
Robert Moore
Brentwood
Frank Moore
Spring HI
Moore
Ohondalier x
Pleasant society notes and upcoming weddings in Columbia
Social items from Columbia throw light on a lively scene. Nellie Wiemann Pive’s passing is noted alongside a planned marriage for Jese Mal and Otey Kindell of Mt Pleasant on November 25 at 4 40 p m at the First C P Church. The Cosmopolitan Club discusses Early Rome and The Roman Republic while Halloween events charm the Cumberland Presbyterian and Polathean classes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monday Light Club
Mise Nellie Wiemann
Pive
Wm. J. Parsons
Jese Mal
Otey T. Kindell
Mt Plessant
C. P. Church
Columbia
Cosmopolitan Club
Cosmopolitan
Mlle
Julia Biddle
Rome
Emma Brown
Roman Republic
Emms Brown
Eugenia McLemore
Richard Gordon Craig
Memphis
Tenn
First Presbyterian Church
Columbia Friends
Miss McLemore
Ernest B. McLemore
Mississippi
Columbia Institute
Craig
Local nuptials and society notes from Maury County
The column reports several marriages and social events in Maury County. Miss Lelia Ashton wed Chase Everett in Memphis, surprising her Columbia family. Miss Maud Dooley married Edwin King at Mt. Pleasant, with a northern trip planned. Lillian R. Hill married Percy B. Bratten in Tampa, after teaching in Trilby. Community clubs and veterans from Fortieth Tennessee shared a day at Cullooka.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N Erett Ashton
Columbia
Mien Lelia Ashton
Chase Everett
Memphis
Miss Ashton
Shreveport
R. Ashton
Mr. Everett
Valon City
King Dooley
Miss Maud Dooley
Edwin King
James Dooley
Mt. Pleasant
J. W. Paulk
Clifton
Batten Hill
T. A. Leach
Lillian R. Hill
Tampa
Fla
Percy B. Bratten
Miss Hill
Trilby
Mr. Batten
Mrs. Leach
Brie
Cloaks and Jackets Sale On Sample Prices
The article advertises cloaks valued at 5.00 6.50 and 97.50, offered at low prices while supply lasts, with ladies jackets shown as samples priced around 3 5. 25 and discounts from 5.00 6.00 and 7.40, closing soon.
Around Town notes and local updates
Cabinet photos offered at Youngs as a shareable keepsake. Buck Brown injured at show grounds by an unknown man. Public sale at M M Dunn’s on Nov 14. Deputy Whitley and Constable Butts stopped a crap game, six men fined 6.50. Embry Stephenson joined J P Street & Co. Three Hickman county men jailed for drinking and sleeping in a culvert. Williford family moved to Wakefield cottages. Bohemian Club meeting called for Friday night. Maury National Bank reports a busy day with deposits 107383.26 and withdrawals 61951.41. Stolen day mare sought by Etta Campbell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young's
Buck Brown
Show Grounds
M. M. Dunn's
Columbia
Whitley
Butts
Embry Stephenson
J. P. Street & Co
Hickman County
W. Y. Williford
Fourteenth Street
Wakefield
South High Street
Bohemian Club
WM. Fry
Maury National Bank
Etta Campbell
Green's Mill
Rutherford Creek
Also Mentioned on This Page
Harnen & Evans Better Shoes
Public Square
Ferndell
Oursas Monon
W. G. Harlan
the Clean Store
Hallowe'en
Cumberland Presbyterian Church
Foreign Mission Society
First Methodist Church
Robert HE. Nichols
Lucy Floyd
Nashvile
Miss Floyd
Mission Society
Home Mission Society
Nichols
J. T. Shelley
Moers
Wwe
Vine Bessie Moore
Winnie Davis
Daisy Towler
T. B. New
Maury
Century Club
Joe Love
Cullooka
Pike
Maury County
S. C. Thomas
Office Brown Block
Toctood Tradw
Maury Dry Goods Co
Sis
Messaine
D’paris
Satio
Wind Liberty
Mérode
Cooper
Dren
Hance
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