Many Local Weddings and Social Events Reported
Community notices detail multiple nuptials and parties in Columbia and surrounding towns. A wedding at Maize Place unites Eleanora Gordon Jones and Dr Paul Hamlin Faucett with a formal Episcopal ceremony. Redding and Lawrence wed in Culleoka. Provine and Alexander announce Asheville nuptials. social gatherings honor Miss Lena B Smith of Columbia and other local guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duette
Mooresville
Chattanooga
Nashville
J. A. Redding
Faucett-Jones
Old South
Eleanora Gordon Jones
Paul Hamlin Faucett
Maize Place
Willig Jones
Cross Bridges
Walter Branham
Mary Porter
Louise Gordon
Kate Gordon
Dyersburg
Paris
Eleanora Gordon
New York
Hfe
Gall Fawcett
West Tennessee
Gordon Jones
Cipers
Prominen
Trenton
Alexander Provine
W. B. Greenlaw
Miss Pearl Provine
Henry Frank Alexander
Asheville
N.C
W. A. Provine
Columbia
Miss Provine
Philadelphia
Atlantic City
Washington
Norfolk
Jamestown
Alexander
Dr. Provine
Battery Park
Toxaway
Carolina
Hernd
Smith
Roanoke
Edward C. McComb
Ninth Avenue
Gues
Lena B. Smith
Columbia, Tenn
South
Alabama
Calserty
Bill collector persists through changing times
A compact line notes the bill collector remains a constant presence as others come and go, reflecting on enduring financial pressures and recurring demands on households.
Cullooka Robbery Trial Draws Large Crowd
Cullooka robbery suspects Revis Harris and Kirby Bishop faced trial for breaking into Harrison's store two weeks prior. Bound over to the Circuit Court with $1,000 bonds. About 260 locals attended. Bloodhounds traced the robbers from the store to their home, with stolen goods found along the trail and shoe-matching tracks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Revis Harris
Kirby Bishop
Harrison
Lawrenceburg
New Postal Rates Take Effect Worldwide
The new foreign postal rate, agreed at Rome, is now in force. Foreign postage is five cents for the first half ounce and three cents for each additional ounce. Canada, Mexico, and Cuba retain the domestic two-cent rate for each half ounce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Rome
Canada
Mexico
Cuba
Muddy Water Case Jury Awards Orr Damages
The Charleston mining and manufacturing company known as the muddy water case. A. Orr received a $400 judgment from the jury on Wednesday. Judge Higgins overruled the motion for a new trial and the defense gave notice of appeal. Total costs including attorneys’ fees may reach about $700, making the $400 award a portion of the total involved.
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A. Orr Va
Charleston, South Carolina
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W. G. Harlan
the Clean Store
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