Local residents return from trips and visits across states
W J Webster Jr returns from Centreville and P Garber from a bus trip to Louisville. Several residents visit Nashville for funerals and family, including Mrs A J Alexander and Miss Annie Barrow. Visitors travel to New York, Memphis, Columbia, and cross state lines for relatives, holidays, and business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. Webster, Jr
Centreville
P. Garber
Louieville
Willie Biddle
New York
W. M. Biddle
T. H. Williams
Nashville
John M. Bass
Louise Galbreath
Olive Dobbins
Annie Barrow
A. J. Alexander
Joe Hagey
L. Anderson
Louisville
Lawrence Webster
Cross Bridges
Jus. A. Stiser
Mississippi
Magegle Richmond
McMirinville
James [. Finney
A. Samuels
Nash Ville
Society Notes Highlight Local Parties And Weddings
Miss Mildred Powell hosts a storm party on Friday evening on Bode and School streets with guests including Miss Lowelle Bsogua and others. The Students' Club met Saturday, with Miss Carpenter discussing French Cathedrals and Mrs Morgan on Madame Maintenan. Mrs Hughes hosted a Girls Card Club luncheon in yellow and red. Bohemian Club plans a farewell dance Friday. Miss Lela Oliver wed Dr Floyd O Wren in Columbia. First Cumberland Presbyterian church sees wedding of Miss Jessie May Parson to Otey T Kindel with Both families traveling to Indiana after.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mildred Powell
Mise Lowelle Bsogua
Binnehe Hares
Beviah Handolph
Siesers Leland Burnette
Tiltuxs Thompson
Gillert
George E. McKenn
Miss Carpenter
Messrs
W. B. Turner
Junius Goslin
Aisies
Mattle Lou Alford
Agnes Kindel
Lula Parson
Frank Wheeler
Mt. Pleasant
George H. Mack
Marriage Licenses Listed for Three Couples
Dave Edwards to Miss Efe Lee Winchester J R Adkisson to Miss Cora Good R C Brown to Miss Ellie Pitz gerald announced as licenses issued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dave Edwards
Efe Lee Winchester
J. R. Adkisson
Cora Good
R. C. Brown
Ellie Pitzgerald
Archbold Testifies On Standard Oil Growth and Fair Dealing
New York November 4 John D Rockefeller testified in the federal dissolution suit as Archbold the Standard Oil successor outlined the company’s growth and fair dealing with rivals. He described extending pipeline mileage to 64 015 in 1908 and was questioned about subpoena service as the defense sought to challenge his testimony. Rockefeller left the stand fatigued after a day of questioning by Kellogg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
John D. Rockefeller
John Dr. Archibold
Standard Oil Company
Archbold
Standard
Rosentthal
Archbeld
Rockefeller
John G Milburn
Kelloge
Buster
Gnally
Kellogg
Mr. Rockefeller
Standard Old Company of New Jersey
Americans Seek Gunboat Protection at Ngan Kang
Reports from Pekin state serious trouble at Gan Kang on the Yangtze. American residents urged sending a gunboat for protection, but officials await further board of foreign affairs review while some residents seek refuge aboard British warships. A German and a British gunboat are present at Ngan Kang.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pekin
Gan Kang
Yangtse Kiang
Board of Foreign Affairs
Legation
Ngan Kang
Deaths Across Maury County Silent Week
The Barker infant dies at South Garden street home as funeral services held Thursday at 2 o'clock by Dr. Athey with Rose Hill interment. Mrs. Jeff Lentz dies in Nashville. her funeral at Nebo led by Rev. Sowell. W P Gant dies in Nashville aged 88, funeral from Rose Hill. Mrs. Rae Bullock Adamson dies in Nashville. funeral from train to Rose Hill with pallbearers named. daughter of Col. Lee Bullock and wife of John Adamson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McKay Street
W. T. Ussery
Albert Barker
South Garden Street
T. H. Athey
Rose Hill
Jeff Lentz
Nashville
Nebo
P. C. Sowell
W. P. Gant
Ben
Maury County
Bush
Columbia
Gant
Maury
Piflow Gant
Rae Bullock Adamson
Roe Bullock Adamson
Dr Clement
T. N. Piguers, Jr
Sam Ashton
A. J. Nichols
W. C. Whitthorne
A. H. Poster
Col
A. M. Hughes
Adamson
Lee Bullock
Washington City
John Adamson
Dake & Nichols rebuild after fire to use brick now
Cabinet photos sold at Young’s, while Braly Bros appointed L N railroad watch insurer. Dave Leneave to move from Pleasant, Thompson house on West Sixth Street. Jouve and Friel firm forms fire and flood insurance on second floor of the building. Stile Truelove case of attempted murder pending. Deputy Whitley arrests for gaming and conduct. The Tuckimil operation at Pillow’s infirmary proceeds. South Munsie pavement remains slick, city tests tar and gravel to improve grip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young's
Dake& Nichols Stable
Waterov
Braly Bros
Colimbia
Dave Leneave
Pleanant
Thompson
West Sixth Street
W. E. Jones
County Court
Elnora
Jouve
J. R. Walters
de Pillow’s
South Munsme
Fleet to stay in waters of Pacific
Los Angeles leaders urged President Roosevelt to keep the American fleet in Pacific waters. The Los Angeles City Council unanimously adopted and telegraphed the resolution at the mayor's request.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pacific
Los Angeles
Cal
Harper
Roosevelt
Burdock Blood Bitterstones Liver Tonic Advertised
A plain cane of lazy liver and stomach upset promoted remedies of Burdock Blood Bitterstones Liver and stomach tonic. The ad claims digestion aid and blood purification, urging readers to try the product for languor and headache.
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Nhl
Potyrur
Dryas
Mea
Blige
Pers
Paige Eles
Clresse
Sentiny
Hawit
Turmente
Gothide
Evorythion
Harlan & Evans
Misa Mary Martin
Kentucky
A. A. Peeler
Child
Fred Gordy
New York City
Aijnie Barrow
Simpson Keller
Jackson
W. J Moore
Keller
Maddin Voss
Porter
Chas. N. Va
Kate
Knox Fleming
Robert Clark
Memphis
Clark
Institute
J. W. Voss
H. Voss
Mish Rena Collier
Alfred Sherden
W. G. Harlan
Public
Hughes
J. W. Love
George Taylor Hughes
Mary D. Warfield
3. W. Warfield
Rose McLemore
Katherine Towler
Bohemian Club
Wren Oliver
Mise Lela Oliver
E. T. Oliver
Riley Station
Floyd O. Wren
Jonesboro
E. M. Harrell
Wren
Oliver
Miss Oliver
Mt Pleasant
Virgil Hobbs
Allleana Hannah
Home Mission Society of the
First Methodist Church
The
Herald
Sam
Standard Oil
Octopus
John D
Pwell
Howe
A. L. Blocker, Agt
Hoth Phones
Maury Dry Goods Co
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Stor
Bingeves
Thoma Ontiae
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