Our Correspondents Report Local Gentlemen and Marriages
In this month a will hold church service in Goshen this afternoon with our pastor of two years beloved by many. Will Harms and children from Lameport visited our village recently. A son of Ladd of Bethel attended a theater event. Mrs. Thos of Turkey Creek and Si Hutcheson were guests near Bethel and attended the marriage of a friend. Elizabeth Fleming married Mr. Bull Wakefield. Lillisn Kinzer, ill with fever, is convalescent. John Hutcheson of West Tennessee was guest of relatives in Columbia for a wedding October 2. Rev. Brian Hearley officiated the ceremony and all offer best wishes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goshen
Bethel
Elizabeth Fleming
Bull Wakefield
Lillisn Kinzer
John Hutcheson
West Tennessee
Columbia
Bian Hearley
Bert
Orestra
Moore County News: Pike Progress and Local Happenings
Moore County notes reveal Mooreville Pike plans with officers elected John Bryan as president W D Love as secretary treasurer and J T Amis and R A Wilkes among directors Arbiters to choose route between Cullooka and Gibson farms pending selection Baptisms at Baptist meeting and upcoming events draw crowds as residents travel to Nashville Horses show soldiers reunion and cheap rates discussed Local updates include elocution study for Mattie Tomlinson and various ill residents with typhoid and fever in the community Barbara seeks quality combined horses and Shetland ponies from Columbia stock yard Co Sept 27 3-mo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Culleoea
Mooresville Pike
John Bryan
W. D. Love
Sec
Trenaurer
J. T. Amis
R. A. Wilkes
J. W
Gregg Coffey
Fountain Creek
Cullooka
Columbia
Gibson's
Dr. Campbell
Mattie Tomlinson
Sinan
Williamson
Triune
J. K. Johnson
Mesdames Tomlinson
Henderson
H. B. King
Lewisburg
Porter Amis
Barbara
Joan Fraser
Columbia Stock Yard Co
Poison berries strike two rural children in yard
Bertha Tanner five, and Elizabeth Overton, accompanied by J W Tanner’s daughter, ate berries from a mountain bush in Jno Story’s yard. Both fell ill, Bertha nearly died, doctors treated them. after hours both improved to fair condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bertha Tanner
J. W. Tanner
Elizabeth Overton
Sam Overton
Dra
Sheddan
Porter
Williamson
Overton
True’s Shortage Over Nine Thousand Dollars Court Action
The county court reported the shortage of W N True at more than 9000 dollars including 2540.47 due the county and 4474.94 adopted for sureties. The total shortage plus 2551 paid to the State is about 4446.01. The Surety Company may face individual suits by estates administrators. litigation likely to follow. Chaffin Bros markets Clifton flour noting its purity and quality. local notices include marriage licenses to T C Hardison and Tempa Carpenter. Astor letters remaining in office for the week ending 1902 with advertised letters due.
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Erroor Court
Ot Sqass
W. N. True
Assn
True
Chas Jeriwsther
Baltimore
Jackson
Clifton
Chaffin Bros
Bransford Mills
Owensboro
Deserter Capture Highlights Local Police Effort
Albert Reaves, arrested by Constable Eason on a charge of desertion from the United States Army, was sent to the army post at Colombia and surrendered to authorities. Reaves enlisted Feb 1, 1900, in Troop D, Fifth Cavalry at Port Grant, Arizona, deserted Oct 1, returned to Nashville under an alias. Constable Eason reports two such arrests in the past month with a $10 reward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert
Reaves
Eason
Ing
United States Army
Colombia
Tarent
Eaves
Sprace
Davidson
Fifth Cavalry
Port Grant
Arizona
Nashville
Nashville American
Buggies at Satterfield and Dodson for 30 days
A local ad announces a 30 day sale offering extremely low prices on buggies. shoppers are invited to visit Satterfield and Dodson to view the merchandise and take advantage of the reduced prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Satterfield & Dodson
Bogota Heads for Panama to Meet Padilla
The Colombian gunboat Bogota sails toward Panama to confront the insurgent warship Padilla. It carries an all American crew with varied pasts, some former U S Navy, led by Capt. H B Marmaduke a former Confederate captain. A sailor proclaims Americans will outfight any foe in Central America.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Bogota
Panama
Central America
Wreck of Anna Marie Near Kincardine Claims Crew
A Kincardine Ontario news dispatch reports the schooner Anna Marie of Alpena Michigan wrecked Tuesday night near the town. Captain Gordon and three crew members perished along with Mr Ferguson of a rescue party. In Davenport Burgio robbed J H Lawrie’s hardware store, blowing the safe and taking 5400 dollars. escape accomplished before pursuit.
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Detroit
Mich
Kincardine
Ont
Anna Marie
Alpena
Gordon
Ferguson
Davenport
Burgio
J. H. Lawrie
Moose and Locomotives Clash in Maine Tragedy
A Bangor dispatch reports a freight train on the Bangor & Aroostook road killed a bull moose, cow, and calf after the moose family defied the locomotive. The crash sprayed blood and moose remains, three bodies buried later, with the bull described as one of the largest seen along the line. A separate intercolonial railway chase ended with a moose caught mid jump on a wire fence as a train approached.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Moose
Maine
Bangor
New York
Tribone
Bangor & Aroostoul
Aroostook
Intercolonia
New Use for Refined Paraffin Wax Across Ohio Trees
A resident near Lancaster Ohio discovered a new use for refined paraffin wax after storms damaged two trees, a maple and an apple. Wedges of broken limbs were propped, then melted wax was poured into the cracks to seal the joints. The treatment aimed to prevent sap loss, keep moisture out, and protect against rot, with limbs apparently reattached.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Lancaster
Wreck at Manito Illinois Kills One Injures Several
A three forty seven morning collision on the Chicago Peoria and St Louis line near Manito Illinois killed McGrew Morris a Springfield showman en route to the Peoria corn exposition. Jacob Reichert of Monticello Illinois was bruised and cut. A boy suffered scalp wounds and a twisted leg. Several others were unnamed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peoria
Manito
Chicago, Peoria & St. Louis
McGrew
A Crazy Schoolmaster Tragedy in Bohemia
A Vienna dispatch reports a 40 year old village school master in Droyasly Bohemia became insane during a lesson, drew a revolver and fired at his pupils. Three children were killed and three wounded before villagers lynched him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Vienna
Droyasly
Bohemia
Uncle Sage Report Shows Favorable Recovery
Russell Sage, ill with a bad cold and threat of pneumonia, is at Cedarhurst L. I. in a comfortable state after a night without danger. He is advised to remain home until next Monday by his attending physician. No alarm is necessary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Russell Sage
Cedarhurst
L. 1
Sage Nail
London
Kron Pring Wilhelm
Southampton
Robert Ingham
Trenchy Head
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Alcorn
Water Valley
Dj Tlon
A.B. Raine
Ulleoka
J. K. Fannece
W. H. Livacoms Farrell & Lipscomb, Agents
Continental Fire Insurance Company
Katie Any
Draughon
Madison Court
T. C. Hardison
Misa Tempa Carpenter
Nattterfield & Dodson
Astor
Brazelton
L. Henderson
Willie Daimond
Henry Stapleton
J D
Wable Beason
Padilla
Jean Panta
Panta
CAPES
Columbia Bargain Store
East Side Square
Pink Garber
T. N. Figuers
Columbia, Tenn
Manito, Ill
Chicago, Peoria & St. Louise
Wow
Parco
the Herald
Robt
Gethell Block
OOLUM
B.w.jones
T. J. Odel
General
Ligh St
Tena
Horxisa
J.T. McKwionn
Graduate Law
Depa
Columbia Univer
Herland Edite
Washington
Alty
Hopkins & McKnight
Nelson Block, Janwly
A. Sidney Page
Ene
Garden
Tenn
Fribrbon, JR
Fleming Frierson & Fleming
Pushe Square
Gordon & Towler
Rutledge & Gordon, General Insurance
Masonic Building
South Main Street
A. M. Leach
A. J. Morton
Eighth Street
Bell
Tennessee
E. A. Timmons
India
Edward C. Carster
Cambridge
Mass
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