Notable Tennesseans attend Carmack funeral and travel notes
Ex-Governor Benton McMillin visited and stayed over Sunday while Tennesseans travel for funerals and markets. W. P. Erwin returns from the south and west as Mrs. Maggie Richmond visits near Mt. Pleasant. Delegates attend Senator Carmack's funeral with figures like Hallam W. Fee, Judge Geo. P. Lindsley, Erwin L. Davis, and W. A. Percy noted among attendees. John T. Wooten returns from Eastern markets with plans for more buying as Maury Dry Goods Co. expands. Bessie Arnold travels from Mississippi for the Craig-McLemore wedding, and multiple business figures depart for Tri-State meetings in Cincinnati.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. C. Brittain
Holt's Corner
W. P. Erwin
W. B. Wooten
Emma Wooten
Nashville
Arch Craig
Little Son
Mt. Pleasant
Mamie
Elva Hill
D. R. Hill
J. B. Ashton
J. B. Walker
Centreville
W. J. Webster, Jr
Memphis
Will
T. F. Fleming
Alex Calvert
Albany
John L. McClain
Lawrenceburg
Tom McClain
Lillian McGavock
Julia McGavock Shields
Benton McMillin
Maggie Richmond
McMinnville
W. A. Southworth
James Andrews
Springfield
James Long
Mary McLemore
Miss Rose
E. B. McLemore
Senator Carmack
T. J. Cunningham
Hallam W. Fee
Franklin
Geo. P. Lindsley
Roane County
Erwin L. Davis
Tullahoma
W. A. Percy
John T. Wooten
Maury Dry Goods Co
Wooten
New York
Bessie Arnold
Mississippi
Craig-McLemore
Will Ellett
Ellett, Harlan, Porter & Co
Lee Vaughn
J. P. Street Co
Tri-State Vehicle Association
Cincinnaati
J. W .Bishop
Metropoli
Ellen Morrow
Paducah
Iola Harwood
Missouri
Ellen Dunnington
D. A. McDougal
Oklahoma
J. F. McDougal
Paris City
Ark
Ben Barry
David Barry
Gallatin
Deaths in the Area: Kerr, Scott, Moore Obituaries
A. Hervey Kerr dies at a son Ed Kerr’s home on Twelfth Street aged about old age. Funeral at the Tabernacle with Rev. W. T. Ussery. burial at Rose Hill. Survived by Ed, Will, Harvey, Bob Kerr, and Mrs Sadie Foster, Mrs Sarah M. Scott. Mrs Scott dies at Bigbyville aged 80. funeral at Neely graveyard. Mrs Addie Moore dies at her South High Street home after a week’s illness. funeral at home with Dr T. A. Wharton. buried Rose Hill. Mrs Moore was a Presbyterian, sister of Frank Wiley and the late Mrs R. F. G. Bennett. End with ad for Dean’s Regulats shown by A B Davis of Sulphur Springs, Tex.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Harvey Kerr
A. Hervey Kerr
Ed Kerr
Twelfth Street
the Tabernacle
W. T. Ussery
Rose Hill
Will
Harvey
Bob Kerr
Sadie Foster
Sarah M. Scott
Bigbyville
Neely
Addie Moore
John D. Moore
South High Street
T. A. Wharton
Moore
Presbyterian Church
Frank Wiley
R. F. G. Bennett
Weddings and engagements noted in Ware area notices
Mrs W. M Cha ic entertains at Omen et Junchens for Mise Eugenia McLemore honor as marriage to Richard Gorton Craig of Memphis. Leta Wren to wed Dr. Lloyd C. Wren of Jonesboro in quiet ceremony Nov 25 at bride’s home. Ware-McGregor wedding at bride’s home. Mr. and Miss McGregor and Wares visit Columbia. Students Club meets. library hours set. discussions on Richelieu and Nantes. Bear barbecue at Lipscomb home with numerous officials and citizens attending. menu features bear and seasonal vegetables. long list of attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. M
Honer
Mise
Eugenia McLemore
Hichard Gorton Craig
Memphis
Wren Oliver
Mr. and
Mire BE. T. Oliver
Leta
Lloyd C. Wren
Jonesboro
Louisiane
Mr. Pleasant
Mary Hine
Miss Carpenter
Eighth Street
T. E. Lipscomb
South Main Street
Mr. Lipscomb
Biddle
Holding
Nichols
Akin
A. A. Lipscomb
Fariss
Whitley
Gordon
Voss
Webb
W. W. Stephenson
Quest
Percy Chandler
Glenn
Butts
Thomas
Ricketts
Goad
J. J. Finney
Erwin
W. P. Erwin
Morgan
Barker
Green and
Lancaster
Williams newborn in Spring Hill highlighted in county news
Over the County column notes H O Williams of Spring Hill as the proud father of a nine pound girl. Also records Miss Mary Brooks of Cross Bridges visiting Miss Evie Akin in Hamp shire and a sale offer trading a nearly new 175 dollar gold water cost item for a good young horse, J D Box 188 Cullman Ala 13 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H.O. Williams
Spring Hill
Mary Brooks
Cross Bridges
Evie Akin
Hampshire
J. D
Cullman
Ala
Card of Thanks From William Blount for Fire Loss
A notice from William Blount thanks friends and patrons for sympathy after a recent fire. He plans to reopen at a new stand when possible and offers Carhart’s overalls at his South Main Street residence until then.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hart
South Main Street
Wd&wit
WM. Blount
Local notes and notices from Maury County period
A roundup of town items includes cabinet photos at Young's for a dollar a dozen, a public sale at M. M. Dunn's south of Columbia on Saturday November 14, a job move for C. M. Jones to a Nashville wholesale house, and social updates. Also reports on stray or stolen animals, moves by Mrs. Mary Akin family, Judge Gordon funding election costs, and society meetings affected by Senator Carmack's death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young's
M. M. Dunn's
Columbia
C. M. Jones
Maury Dry Goods Co
Nashville
Charley
Dora Lentz
Jet Union Valley
Bigbyville
Fannie Bowen Graves
Campbellsville Pike
Bell Phone
Raewit
Mary Akin
Mayes Place
Judge Gordon
Maury County Historical Society
Senator Carmack
LaFayette Chapter
Royal Arch Masons
Carters Creek
Royal Arch
Columbia Masonic Lodge
First Methodist
Miss Wheeler
The
Institute
E. Yoest
Christian Church Choir
Fine Apples for Herald Staff
The Herald thanks Callender & Co. for a basket of Albermarle Pippin apples, a top eating and cooking variety. Callender & Co. offer barrel lots at wholesale to introduce the apple in the country. Introduced to Albermarle county about fifty years ago by an Englishman and made famous twenty years ago by Queen Victoria.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herald
Callender & Co
Albermarle
Messrs. Callender & Co
Albermarle County
Virginia
Victrola
Marriage Licenses and House Fire Thanks
Elliotte Carrigan and Miss Ida Sweet wed, and Robert Finns with Miss Lizzie Seaton also tied the knot. The Huckabys thank neighbors who aided in saving their house and belongings after a November 1908 fire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elliotte Carrigan
Ida Sweet
Robert Finns
Lizzie Seaton
Dean's Ointment Heals Itching and Burns Without Scars
Soothes itching akin to skin irritation and heals cuts or burns without a scar. Claims to cure piles eczema salt rheum and any itching. Advertises Dean's Ointment available from your druggist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dean
Cadets Prepare For Final Season Game Against Bowen
The last football game of the season at Academy Field features the Bowen team visiting the cadets. Bowen’s squad is strong but the cadets, riding the same form shown against Branham Hughes, aim for a win under Coach Stone. The Castle Heights affair the day before Thanksgiving is expected to be tougher, as Castle Heights is known for championship caliber teams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Academy Feld
Bowen
Branham & Hughes
Stone
Castle Heeights
Castle Heights
Also Mentioned on This Page
Harlan & Evans
A. B. Davis
Grocer
Sulphur Springs
Tex
H. A Webster
J. W. Huckaby
W. G. Harlan
Public
Maury Dry Goods Cy
Dren
al Driate
Lola
Mérode
Ladies’ and Children’s Union
Cooper
Religious
Womish Foreign Missionary Society of St * .B. Church of
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