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Newspaper
Columbia Herald
Location
Columbia, Tennessee, United States of America
Date
Oct 04, 1907
Page
9
Maury County social notes show visits across state lines
A string of visitors and residents travel between Tennessee, Arkansas, Texas, Oklahoma, and Missouri. Notable mentions include C H Sharp in Florida, J C Hickman at Red Boone Springs, Rev J Clinton Fowler from Oklahoma, William Everett returning to St Louis, and multiple local families hosting relatives and attending weddings, school enrollments, and health improvements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. Hickman
Red Boilini Springs
C. H. Sharp
Memphis
J. Clinton Fowler
Oklahoma
M. EH. Taylor
William Everett
St. Louis
Frank Crawford
Arkansas
Cullooka
Mise Lula Estes
Russell Estes
Nashville
Boscobel
Hamilton Brown
Allen Brown
Sims Latta
Graham Alexander
Thompson Station
John A. Miller
Corsicana
Texas
Maury County
James White
Elise Caldwell
West End
Sidney Cameron
Local residents head to travel and work in distant cities
A list of residents and visitors includes Mr. Wille Jones leaving for New York after a death in the family, Dr. Blanton of Union City heading to Chicago for veterinary studies, Irvine Voorhies and daughter returning to Texas, J Lee Bailey visiting Columbia after twenty years, and multiple others visiting relatives or pursuing jobs in Meridian, Birmingham, Nashville, and Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. ©. Gordon
Augustic
Wille Jones
New York
Blanton
Union City
Jack Baugun
Washington
Richmond
Irvine Voorhies
Nannie Voorhies
San Antonio
Texas
J. Lee Bailey
Columbia
South McAllister
Mr. Bailey
Joah Bailey
J. Hugh Brown
Ashwood
W. N. Biddie
Elebth Street
de O. & McMahon
Chicago
Chicago College of Veterinarians
J. H. McMahon
RM. Willams
Nashville
W. P. Morgan
Wiliams
Birmingham
Leser F. McLemore
Spring Hill
A. B. Rains
Montgomery
Ala
F. P. Ranier
Biba
Als
George Williamson
Som
Cullooka
Charlie Parker, Jr
Meridian
Miss
J. A. English
Leighton
Willie Biddle
James Smiser
Lynnville
Hazel Padgett
Rev
A. D. Moody
Zion
W. A. Shelton
St. Louis
J. W., Shelton
J. E. Miller
R. L. Strong
James A. Fleming
Annie McMillan
Watt L. Fleming
Zon
Reed
Jamestown
W. T. Frierson
H. 8. Frierson
Mary, Strayhorn
Camille Gordon
Mabel Stephenson
Louise Frierson
County Teachers Gather For Courthouse Meeting
Mrs Mary Strayhorn and guests visit by relatives across several towns. Ab Rountree arrested on pistol charge at Carter s Creek mines and released on bond. County teachers planned meeting at courthouse Saturday at 10 o clock with program to boost educational work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Allen
Memphis
Lizzie Hart
Sam Pritchett
Nashville
Ashwood
J. F. Adams
McKinney
Texas
J. H. Redding
Cullooka
Frank Harbison
Grandview
M. J. Irvin
McCain's
Ab Rountree
Carter's Creek Mines
Whitley On
Marriage Licenses Granted to Several Couples
Claud Vestal and Anna Adams. J. W. Good to Mia. Lela Hickman and Harry T. Collins to Miss Nestiel Svaton. W. F. Poster to Mrs. Mattle Over Street. Dr. Paul Hamilton Fauocett to Misa Eleanora Gordon Jones. Rev. Charles A. Shreve to Miss Lotia Mal Jobason.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claud Vestal
Anna Adams
J. W. Good
Mia
Lela Hickman
Harry T. Collins
Nestiel Svaton
W. F. Poster
Mattle Overstreet
Paul Hamilton Fauocett
Misa
Eleanora Gordon Jones
Charles A. Shreve
Lotia Mal Jobason
Deaths of Jack Baugus and Miss Roe Webster
Obituary notice reports the death of Jack Baugus at his West Ninth street home after a weeks illness. He was a longtime Spring Hill farmer, Odd Fellow and Mason, survived by wife, two sons, and three daughters, with funeral at First Methodist Church conducted by Rev. J. W. Cherry and interment under Odd Fellows. Honorary pallbearers listed. Also notes the Birmingham telegram announcing the death of Madge Dedman, daughter of Dr. James Dedman. Miss Roe C. Webster dies at Cross Bridges. funeral held at her Webster family graveyard with Rev. Jo B. Erwin. Describes her as from a prominent county family and highly esteemed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Baugue
Jack Baugus
West Ninth Street
De“evhned
Spring Hill Pike
Spring Hill
Hose
J. W. Cherry
Odd Fellows
Lodge
Messrs
HL. Hendley
Aon
Akin
J. A. Bandera
J. M. Moore
N. PF. Chealrs
TE Jamison
Madge Dedman
Mary Dedman
J. M Dedman
Birmingham
Madge
James Dedman
Roe C. Webster
Cross Bridges
Jimber
Jo. B. Erwin
Hey
R. Wade
Webster
Res
Religious meetings announced across Dark's MN area
Elder F C Lowell begins a Sunday morning preaching series at Dark's MN with all welcome. McCain's Co P church Missionary Society meets Saturday Oct 12 at 2 for officer elections. First Presbyterian hosts communion Sunday with Saturday preparatory service. Sunbeam Circle of the Kings Daughters meets Friday 8 with Miss Narcissa Fleming, topic Love, officers elected. Woman's Missionary Union of First Baptist meets tomorrow at Mrs George Nichols residence 3, all members urged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. C. Lowell
Inge
Missionary Society of McCain's Co. P
First Presbyterian Church
Sunbeam Circle of the King’s Daughters
Narcissa Fleming
Woman's Missionary Union of the
First Baptist Church
George Nichols
Around Town Notes From North High Street
Mr W H Powell and family moved into the Porter house on North High street. E B Wilson won at State Fair Nashville with Buff Leghorns taking multiple top placements. Mr and Mrs Ed Church moved to housekeeping on South High Street between Eighth and Ninth. Harry Sheldon joined Maury Dry Goods Co. Lee Samuels joined Bogatzky & Bauman. Walve Jackson got a salary raise after efficiency at Glendale. Deputy Whitley arrested a vagrant McDonald near town. offered work locally. Strayed from W J Guest slaughter pen two black sows weighing about 226 and 190 pounds with white markings. For sale thirty head good not s ton yearlings mules, C B Notorass, Bell 61.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Powell
Porter House
North High Street
EB. L. Wilsoh
Nashville
Ed Church
South High Street
Eighth
Ninth Streets
Harry Sheldon
Maury Dry Goods Co
Lee Samuels
Bogatzky & Bauman
Walve Jackson
Glendale
Horace Rainey
Whitley
McDonald
Birmingham
W. J. Guest
Hughes Takes Oath as Attorney in Circuit Court
George T. Hughes Jr was admitted to the bar of Columbia after passing the required examination. Judge Higgins presided as E H Hatcher presented him to the court and the clerk entered his name on the roll of attorneys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George T. Hughes, Jr
Bar of Columbia
Higgins
E. H. Hatcher
Hughes
Also Mentioned on This Page
Harlan & Evans
Florida
Busiess
W. D. Cameron
John M. Wagstaff
Lynneville
John W. Fry
W. E. Daikwood
Louis
School of
Photography
Jacksonville
Winois
Mrs. Dalmiwood
Watkins Fleming
Wil Reaves
Franklin
Minnie Lou Butlgrapent
Gallatin
Charlotte Pariss
Mary Brooks
Simms Latta
Whiamson Y County
W.G. Rainey
Great Lakes
Sallie Magruder
Sallie
Mary
Tom Priest
Williamson County
Sargeant
Maury Artillery
Irvinte Yoorhies
Tittle
Henrietta
Augusta Voorhies
W. B. Bostick
Kate Bostick
State Normal School
Elmer Wooten
Knoxville
University of Tennessee
Frank Swansburg
Amanda L. Whitthorne
Morida
A. F. Page
Mary McCarty
Ben Larrabee
Milas Angle Adams
Murfreeaboro
Maud Sheppard
Ed Goad
Dallas
John H. Thomas
Glenora Gordon
South Main Street
Frank G. Cook
Mary Strayhorn
D. A. Craig
Flora Head
Mamie Wilson
Bessie Craig
Mt. Pleasant
Pei
Religious News
C. B
Bell
Maury Dry Goods
House of
Kyelmer
Vicks Browns
Yoiles
Panama
Pee Aon
Ibe
D. B. Whittaker
Mau
Duncan
Cameron
Rhett
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