Personal notices from Columbia area show visits and travels
Mrs R 8 Hopkins and children visit relatives in Marshall county Miss Olive Rogers returns to Florence Ala after visit Mrs J A Shelley Mrs W D Hastings and guest Mrs J W Wall go to Nashville for State Fair Misses Dedman Williamson Minnie Fry leave for Nashville for Belmont College Alfiance Shelbyville brings son Fred to Columbia Military Academy Amos Warfeld at home J B Kilby returns to Denton Ga Frances Hardy in Nashville Noch Stephenson back from Nashville Mrs A H Cailloo and others attend State Fair Misses McClellan Schuman and Clara Dillehay return from Nashville visits Vanderbilt Robert Pillow Jr visits with parents Edna Peters and daughter Edna return from State Fair Helen Gray back from Nashville Augusta Voorhies and family return from State Fair W H Jones Porter Erwin Gorgy Voorhles Sam Harlan Norfleet Figuers Hattie Jones attend State Fair Barnett Hine Clark Bostick in Nashville for State Fair Mattie Williamson Dedman Fry in Nashville Dedman visits Lebanon Carrie Alexander returns from Nashville Presiding Elder Kerley guest of Fig ners F G Buford Somerville Tenn visits Dr Kennedy Colts price pressure delays Buford buys Colts yet to pay Padgett message from San Francisco landing Sept 26 Simms Latta Columbia to Webster Turner back from Alabama Flom Sheegog at Tri State Fair Memphis casualties
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R. 8
J. B. Kilby
Denton
Frances Hardy
Nashville
Augusta Voorhies
Robert Griggs
Nan’ Nie Voorhies
Minnie Caldwell
W. H. Jones
Porter Erwin
Forgey
Joe L. Voorhles
Sam Harlan
Norfleet Figuers
Hattié Jones
Barnett Hine
Robert Clark
James Bostick
Buford
Congressman Padgett
San Francisco
Mr. Padgett
Cal
Simms Latta
Columbia
Tenn
Bothwell
Seattle
Various residents plan visits and travels around region
Mra J W Wall and son William of Birmingham have been visiting Mr W D Hastings and depart Tuesday for Pulaski. Sim KR Meadors of Florence visits relatives in Columbia and leaves this afternoon for home. Miss Louise Cher Mra John Carpenter returns from Nashville. Dr Robi McGavoc heads to New York for ten days. Miss Lilian Huckaby leaves for Florence to visit her brother Me W C Huckaby. Mr and Mrs Herman Rohm of Mt Pleasant and Mrs Robi Watkins of Columbia plan an extended Europe trip. W M Daniel of Clarksville arrives to be at his daughter Mrs G T Hughes Jr's bedside with malarial fever. H O Fulton leaves for Charleston to notify Rev Alexander Sprunt of a car extended by local congregation. Miss Louise Miller visits Miss Lucille McAdams Wu G Erwin goes to Alabama then returns today. Joe Cayce leaves for Russellville for a few days on business. Mr and Mrs John Roach of Fly visit Mrs R S Elam at Riverside. Mrs John Farris returns to Decatur after visiting her mother Mrs Walter Cook. Miss Martha Hill of Nashville visits Miss Edna Peters Saturday. Mrs F M Ellett and son Claud return to Mt Pleasant after a week in the city. When eyeglasses are needed, see eye specialist Dr H G Roskind. sept7d-52te wit
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J. W. Wall
William
Birmingham
W. D. Hastings
Pulaski
Sim
Meadors
Florence
Columbia
Gernbee
Louise Cher
John Carpenter
Nashville
Robi
McGavoc
New York City
Lilian Huckaby
Ala
W. C. Huckaby
Herman Rohm
Mt Pleasant
Robi. Watkins
Europe
W. M. Daniel
Clarksville
G. T. Hughes, Jr
H. O. Fulton
Charleston
S. C
First Presbyterian Church
Alexander Sprunt
Louise Miller
Lucille McAdams
Wu G Erwin
Alabama
Joe Cayce
Russsellville
John Roach
Fly
R. S. Elam
Rivside
John Farris
Decatur
Walter Cook
Martha Hill
Edna Peters
F. M. Ellett
Claud
Mt. Pleasant
Deaths Harvest F G Dunn Dies After Illness
F G Dunn died Friday morning at 4 80 at his father M N Dunn on Thirteenth street after tuberculosis. Funeral Saturday at 2 pm from the residence conducted by Rev T H Athey. Interment Rose Hill cemetery. Survived by wife daughter of Newton Jones and two children. He had moved to Florida and worked for an express company there before returning. He would have been thirty if he lived until Saturday, his birthday. Also public sale note: For sale a pony, 15 hands. Bo Ten W T Ussery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. G. Dunn
M.N. Dunn
Thirteenth Street
Rev
T. H. Athey
Rose Hill Cemetery
Newton Jones
Florida
Maury Dry Goods Co Sills and Dress Goods Display
The Maury Dry Goods Co promotes a grand display of silks and dress goods in a range of weaves and colors from 50 cents to 1.50 per yard. 36 inch all wool cheviots and serges, 50 cents. 42 to 52 inch serges, worsteds, wool taffetas, broad cloths from 1.00. Moire silks add 60 cents to 1.50 per yard.
Akin Hull engagement and Oct 20 wedding planned
Mrs F M Hull announces the engagement of daughter Margaret to Mr Robt Vance Akin with marriage at their home on October 20 at five o clock. Dining at The Tulane. Mrs W H Schuneman of Columbia and Miss Florence Wooldridge of Clarksville hosted a Tulane Hotel dinner in Nashville for Mr and Mrs Guy Wooldridge of Lebanon. Maury Chapter Daughters of the Confederacy to meet Friday at Century Club. Invitations issued for Edna Everett Dean and Monroe Jackson Smith wedding in Lynnville Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tulane
W. H. Schuneman
Columbia
Florence Wooldridge
Clarksville
Tulane Hotel
Nashville
Guy Wooldridge
Lebanon
Wooldridge
Bessie Green
Schuneman
Maury
Daughters of the Confederacy
Century Club
M B M'Sweene y passes away in Baltimore
Former Governor M B McSweeney of South Carolina dies at Mt Hope Retreat Baltimore with Mrs McSweeney by his side after months of illness. Born in Charleston April 18 1853 he rose from newsboy to printer then founded the Hampton Guardian. He served in the legislature and as lieutenant governor then as governor from 1896 to 1902.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
M. B. McSweeney
South Carolina
Mt. Hope
Charleston Gazette
Hampton Guardian
For Sale At Auction Or Private Sale Yakley Table
Auction notice for a carload of Kentucky mare mules two years old, fifteen and a half hands high. Sale Monday October 4 1909 at 1 o'clock. Mules offered at auction or private sale. Terms revealed sale day. Bob Moore auctioneer Patton Whitaker Son and A J Harvill shown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yakley Atable
Kentucky
Bob Moore
Elegant Dinner at Olivet Methodist Church Honors W G Erwin
On Sunday afternoon at Olivet Methodist Church an Elegant Dinner was hosted by Mrs W T Erwin to honor her son W G Erwin of Panama. Twelve guests attended a warm family reunion. Also noted are marriages of Miss Mary Hayes and T C Sullivan in Franklin and a reception at Fair view for the groom near Ashwood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. T. Erwin
W. G. Erwin
Panama
Peabody College for Teachers Granted Charter
Special to The Herald reports that Peabody College for Teachers received its charter in Nashville Tennessee on September 30 under a special act for higher education of teachers. Trustees named include Whitford R. Cole of Nashville Edward B. Sanford of Knoxville Bolton Smith of Memphis and George N. Tillman of Nashville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herald
Nashville
Tenn
Peabody College For
Whitford R. Cole
Lindsey
Edward EB. Sanford
Knoxville
Bolton Smith
Memphis
George N. Tillman
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Stetson
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Arrow
Harlan @ Evans
U. P. Padgett
Webster Turner
Flom Sheegog
T. N. Figuers & Son
H. G. Roskind
W. T. Ussery
Maury Dry Goods’ Co
Dixie
M. B. M’sweeney
James Bros., Jewelry Co
Bethel Block
Sue
A. L. Bic
Bell
Erty Er & Co
The
Olivet Methodist Church
Miss Erwin
Rebecca Erwin
Fairview
Wm. G. Erwin
Felix M. Eliott
Peabody
Buford Cooper
Misa Eile
John Jones
Louis Hughes
Godwin
E.W Gamble Grocery Co
Religious
Union Grove
Virginia
P. Turner
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