PERSONAL NOTES FROM NASHVILLE AND BRISTOL AREA
A busy stream of visitors and travelers fills the column with names and towns. Misses Hatcher Lipscomb Jones and Reed host others from Nashville Ashwood and Live Oak while Mr. Moore and Mrs. Moore plan Nashville Horse Show duties and a winter in the city. Frequent trips to Nashville, Lawrenceburg, and New York appear among the social circuit as families host relatives and attend events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vosselt
Misses Mary
Rir Meateel
Alvert
Ethel Butts
Pire
Dick Smith
Waa
Tate Satara
Little Lot
Mra
Will Goad
Mabe
Ee Cos
Walter Adkisson
Hii
E. E. Erwi
W. E. Jones
Frit - Re
New York
Ian Emma Wooten
Nashville
A. J. Alexander
Fearne Hag
Leanne
Mthel Hatcher
G. T. Hughes
J. G. Wooten
Ironton
Lee Harlan
Live Oak
Fla
Frank Boyd
Waynesboro
Bethel
Susie Lipscomb
Ashwood
EP. Turner
Harriet Haniis
Ethel Hatcher
E. S. Joyce
Misa Mira ‘Thompson
Spring Hill
Rebecca Mayes
Nobie Blair
James Cotham
Lawrenceburg
St. Louis
Tiny Beard
Hattie Jones
Nellie Williamson
Monsey Tor Nashville
Belmont College
W. B. Turner
San Francisco
Cal
M. F. Scribner
Jno. Wilson
Lynnville
Elijah Neeley
Garden Street
Perry Snell
Nash-vile
Pout
Union Ty
J. Ofton
Wince
St Thomas Hospital
Charles W. Baker
Lebanon
The
Lebanon Democrat
Davis Mitchell
St Louis
John Trotwood Moore
W. S. Young
Fannie
Kansas
R. P. Dodson
Great Lake District
East
N. OG
Ae Southern
A. B. Rains
Mary Rains
Geo. Martin
J. H. Wilkes
A. Forgey
W. T. Chaffin
Elizabeth Padgett
Mary Burrow
Washington
Fairmont Seminary
Four Price Knits Only and Stock Largest in Columbia
Wat Satterfield and Dodson advertise in bold terms the largest stock in Columbia offering Four Price Knits Only at 7.00 10.00 12.00 and 815. The copy touts pure reeds and condemns trashy spandle goods while inviting customers to visit for the best selection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. N. Figuers
Wat Satterfield & Dodson
Granbery Heads to Dallas for Rock Island Railway Contract
Mr J B Granbery departs for Dallas Texas to take a major contract with the Rock Island Railway under construction there. George P Frierson accompanies him as book keeper and purchasing agent and will leave Monday. The Rock Island line is the main line the Granbery party is engaged with, with completion projected over about three years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.B. Granbery
Dallas
Texas
Rock Island Railway
George P. Frierson
Granbery
Rock Island
R. L. Granberg
Around Town Mosday October Court and Local Changes
Local notes report Chancery Court to convene the third Mosday in October. Various town movements include moves on Nioth and Garden streets, a bar relocation to North Ganiro, and changes at J. A. Sloan Co. plus furniture firm sale. Supporters travel to Nashville for events. Industrial School opens with forty enrolled and Dr. Wharton speech. Also mentions library book returns and a wedding of Charlie Frierson to Laura J.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chancery Court
Katherine Vourbies
Nioth
Garden Streets
T. N. Figuers
Vows
Ganiro Street
Serat. Adkins
W. J. Oskes
Mra Coleman
Chanville Coleman
Athens
Alabama
Dobbins & Ewley
W. B. Turner
Columbia Furniture Co
Zen B. Gray
Jessie Gray
Watkins, Harlan & Evans
Charlie Frierson
Laura J
Beqnire R. AH. Guest
T. B Scribner
Lodge of Elke
Nashville
Allshi ‘Ty
Mk Wedneraay
Marshall County
N. B. Cheairs
Dick Cheairs
Albert Ploming
King’s Daughters
Wharton
Towit
Dorothy Vernon
Haddon Hall
de Willoughby
Social Happenings at Mies Friersons and Local Gatherings
A page of social events notes a bridal shower under a white umbrella at Mies Friersons with decorative dining room pieces and a three course luncheon. Various local friends and families are listed among attendees and organizers. Dr Pattie to speak on Asia Minor at First Baptist Church for the Young Peoples Union fundraiser. Mrs Jos Brownlow hosts the Sifth Street Flinch Club in honor of Mrs M L Lictfoot and Mrs Wheeler with lunch after games. Irene McCandlass hosts progressive flinch with a four course luncheon and a guest list including Misses Matthews Farris Alexander and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mies Frierson
Mise Hodge
A. S Pottie
Asia Minor
First Baptist Charen Thas
Young Peoples’ Union
Coton
Pattie
Jos Brownlow
Sifth Street
M. L. Lictfoot
M. &. Wheeler
Frank Everett
George Everett
Tullahoma
Irene McCandlass
Peat Sae
Progressive Flinch
Bigbyville
Maude Matthews
Edna
Linnie Farris
Alice Alexander
Mosers
Joe
Eugene Fleming
R. E. Regen
Will Perry
R. 8. Perry
Local notices and political candidacy appear in daily Herald
The column lists Prof Jackson’s home call for coin removal and wallpaper by RAINS Druggist. It notes George W Hayes moving his office to North Main and reserves he may move into the courthouse police HQ. Major Williamson and Frank H Smith announce for City Magistrate on November 4. Local Confederate Veterans delegates chosen for Nashville State Convention. Tea hosted by Mrs J Mort Hodge. Miss Estelle Finley honors Miss Willie Puryear. Students Club meeting postponed with a 10 am reading room session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prof. Jackson
Columbia
George W. Hayes
North Main Street
Bo Stephens
Hayes
Court House
Secord
Rains
J. T. Williamson
Daily Herald
Sny
Frank H. Smith
Smith
New Display Attraction Draws Attention
A local notice invites everyone to view a new display described as a great treat for the community. It urges visitors to remember to cut flowers at all times and mentions James Brown as a highlighted name.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Brown
Potato Barrels Offered by Maury Barrel Co
Advertisement for potato barrels crafted from dry stock by experienced coopers. Contact Bell phone 178 or Maury Barrel Co at Citizens phone 810-811. Advert appears dated October 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bell
Maury Barrel Co
Live Stock Notes From Montgomery Trade Movement
H Abraham of Montgomery seeks mules while John Frazier sells a driving mare to Robt. Granbery for 250. Tennessee Wilkes filly ships to Pueblo Ind. and Brown Hat filly to Chester Pa. for race track training. Numerous stock yard shipments include hogs to Lot Anderson Louisville and to J. Granbery Dallas, plus mules to New Orleans Abbeyville and Austin Harlan in Alabama and nearby states. Charley Wright receives aged mules from West Tennessee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Abraham
Montgomery
Als
John Trotond Moore
C. Hi. Carpenter
Pueblo
Ind
C. H. Bolt
Chester
John Frazier
Robt. Granbery
Stock Yard
Ey Xannie Loy Thomas
Lot Anderson
Louisville
Milt Allen
Stock Yard Co
Granbery
Dallas
Tex
J. Granbery
Eee & A Hudson
New Orleans
W. J. Segall
Abbeyville
Austin Harlan
Bates & Hill
J. D. Barrow
Charley Wright
Wost Tennessee
House Full wa Saigat Sainan 5 iv Bere ionda Watches
Jewelry and bric a brac items including watches pictures and bronze goods advertised for sale at James Bros in a shop display. The fragment underscores a focus on affordable china and decorative pieces as available purchases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bere Ionda
Asp
Jame Bros
Wedding Bells at First Methodist Church in Columbia
Miss Mamie Frances Hodge of Columbia and Mr. James Albert McPhail of Marshall wed in a refined ceremony conducted by Rev A P McFerrin. The church was adorned by Church Workers Society members with palms and a musical program by Mrs Ella Kelley. The event included a large reception at the bride’s father’s home and a departure in purple for Marshall Texas. The article notes additional marriages in Water Valley and Lovettville with local figures and clergy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Methodist Church
Mamie Frances Hodge
James Albert McPhail
Marshall
Texas
A. P. McFerrin
Church Workers Society
Memilessohne
Irs
Messrs
Harry Frierson
Leo Thompson
Messe
J. M. Dodman
Geo. Hodge
W. R. Hodge
Myrtle Carter
Joe Bornm
Kelly
A. A. Hodge
Ady
Jaman
McPhail
Maralt
Robert P. Pigg
Jestiy Jones
Water Valley
Bian Hensley
Banta Fe
Wakefield FLEMING Wedding at Leiper's Creek Home
Elizabeth Fleming and Belley Wakefield were married October 1 at 2 p.m. at the home of Mr. and Mrs. John Plening in Leiper's Creek. Miss Pearl Wilson Roach served as maid of honor and Gant Wakefield as best man. The parlor wore green and white as friends decorated and the wedding march was played by Mrs. J Park Johnson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Plening
Leiper's Creek
Elizabeth
Belley Wakefiel
Pearl Wilson Roach
Gant Wakefield
J. Park
Local Health Updates From West Sixth to Ninth Street
Prof. F M Hateell remains indisposed at home on West Sixth Street. Mail carrier J W Tanner is very sick with fever at Ninth Street home, with his mother Frances Tanner staying nearby. W J Guest was badly hurt Saturday by his cooler accident, tearing the palm. he cannot sleep due to pain. Mrs W R Shelton, gravely ill, was operated on Tuesday night and remains in danger. Prof F M Huteell shows some improvement but will not resume work before Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. M. Hateell
West Sixth Street
J. W. Tanner
Ninth Street
Frances Tanner
W. J. Guest
W. R. Shelton
F. M. Huteell
Wheat Drills and Hops Promotion by Mattar and Dodson
Bloomers praises a model wheat drill that leads the market, claiming superior performance as a perfect pea machine. The ad urges buyers to test the product and notes Mattar and Dodson as the sellers offering the deal and sample view.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mattar
Dodson
Also Mentioned on This Page
Samuels
Jno. V. Orman
Bessie Orman
O. A. Finley
W. J. McEwen
Von
Irvine
Duck River
Hereford
Lillie Pinion
Palast
Patrick & Yancey
Will Hodge
W. J. Erwin
Batesville
Ark
T. B. Lipecomb
West End
Leftwich
T. N. Jones
Walter Stephens
Bethell
Cumberland Tele~one Co
Webbhomas
K. H. Guest
Willie Belle Guest
J. T. Crutcher
Geo. B. Williamson
Memphis
Aileen Moore
Williammed
Pearl Provine
Grace Annie Smith
Dorothy Ewing
Frances McDavitt
J. C. Hart
W. P. Worley
M. E. Williamson
J. Mort Hodge
A. P McFerrin
Mamie Hodge
Jas. A. McPhail
Gee
M. Hodge
Mary Hacgrere
Macie Taylor
Geo
Estelle Finley
Flunch
Willie Puryear
Tecret
Guu
J. Rosenthal
Binn Hensley
Wan
Wakefield
L. B. Carpenter
Lovettville
T. A. Hardison
Mies Tempie Carpenter
Esquire
A. Kyberry
Wakefield-Fleming
WW. &I
W. P. Woldridge
Adkisson Bros
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