Town Folio of Local Visitors and Returns
Local notices list residents and visitors arriving or returning from trips. Names include John Speed from Alabama, Mrs J W Nowlin in Birmingham, Mrs R H Voss from Len Daburg, Mrs R H Haynes visiting her son, and others from Indian Territory to Nashville and Birmingham. Several attendees travel to fairs, springs, and exhibitions, with health notes and social visits among families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Speed
Columbbia
Alabama
J. W. Nowlin
Birmingham
R. H. Voss
Lendaburg
R. H. Haynes
Indian Territory
R E. Haynes
John A. Thomas, Jr
Elkmont Springs
Susie Brooks
Hampshire
H. F. Farlas
W. Ewing
Rebecca Ewing
Pulaski
Frank Everett
Charles H. Sharp
Florida
J. H. Carpenter
New York
John Evans
New Orleans
Charlie Hatcher
Mammoth Cave
Hagar James
Florence
James
Nashville
Mary Boyd Cruikshanks
Mary Pillow
Jef
Will Barker
Spencer Tunnel
Ala
Fred Hardy
St. Louis
Jacksonville
School of Photography
W. P. Morgan
Laura Andrews
Geo. Hodge
Jno. C. Sowell
Olive Dobbins
Mra
Fulton, Ky
R. M. Knight and Son
Herley
Red Roiling Springs
Joe
Walter Knight
Ina Sims
Lewisburg
C. G. Sime
West End
Joe McDonald
James Hickman
Laura McMillian
Jackson
W. J. Moore
Miss McMillin
W. E. Bostick
Columbia
The
Herald
Meadows
Wiener Cherry
John Martin
Janie Martin
Rowena Goad
Bob Thompson
Illnesses in Campbell Station and Cullooka
Miss Bessie Coffey lies quite sick at her Campbell Station home with brother J Shelby Coffey visiting. Mrs W S Hardison serious with typhoid at Cullooka. Mrs Wallace Ussery and daughter Elsie sick with malaria. Bentley Hendley has been sick for a week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bessie Coffey
Campbell Station
J. Shelby Coffey
W. 8
Hardison
Cullooka
Wallace Ussery
Elsie
Bentley Hendley
Marriage License Notices In Local Page
Rufus M. Hickey to Miss Alice Burke Peebles and John Edwards Lippitt to Miss Lind say Tomlinson are listed along with Rev. J. O. A. Pace to Mrs. Eliza Notgrass and Jeff Nelson to Miss Lottie Jones in the marriage license notices. Other entries include OO TM See Ware and related names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeff Nelson
Lottie Jones
Rufus M. Hickey
Alice Burke Peebles
John Edwards Lippitt
Lindsay Tomlinson
J. O. A. Pace
Eliza Notgrass
Hickey Peebles
Mina Alice Burke Peech
Cullooka
Rufus Morgan Hickey
Morristown
J. B. Farmer
Cullewka
Col
Richard Wilkes
Abe
Local notices highlight transfers, trials, and arrivals
Resignations and rentals mark the week with Captain White leaving McKenson Alderson & Foster. Harrison places second at Birmingham with Little Buddy. Cedartown migrants Mrs Nettle Browne and Jammy plan homes there. Oxen trades and racing moves feature Gus Watson offspring and a Guthrie race effort. Notable legal result: Irish Taylor acquitted of public drunkenness. Also town news on roads, estates, and theft-announced cattle find.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
HL. White
McKenson, Alderson & Foster
Harrison
Birmingham
Little Buddy
Nettle M. Browne
Jammy
Cedartown
H. F. Alexander
A. J. Titcomb
Bethel
Messrs
Smith Thomas
Bob Bates
Buits
T. N. Figuers
Perry Snell
Oscar Glean
John W. Shelton
Irish Taylor
Esq
Fariss
T. J. Shaw
Ninth District
E. B. Erwin
Towler
Sixth Street
Herald Office
Alice Wilson
J. J. Wilson
Religious and social notes from a Maury county paper
The Maury County periodical reports on W C T U use of club rooms for a state convention in Columbia, a postponed November dinner, and a variety of leisure events. It covers school club meetings, lectures, a large bridge luncheon, a Students' Club literary program, and several weddings and receptions in Columbia. It also notes church services and charitable gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Century Club
U. D.C
Servant of the
W. CT. C
Columbia
First Methodist Church
Order
Also Mentioned on This Page
W. R. Hutton
Shelbyville
W. J. Dale
Kittrell
Thompson Station
H. L. Hendley
Garner
W. E. Dalmwood
Ste Reres
Frank G. Cook
Horace Rainey
Young & Daimwood
Aggie
Lissie Benderman
John A. Thomas
Montrose
Bigbyville
Weekly
Robert Watkins
Mt Pleasant
Robert
Tennessee
Virginia
William Watkins
Mt. Pleasant
George W. Carroll
Iron Bridge Road
R. R. No.5
Mallard
Robinson
Texas
Glendale
Berlin
Maury County
Mise Nell Lattin
Lovie Lattin
Gaskill Branch
J. M. Church
Santa Fe
Tenn
R.r.no
James Porter
Mary Porter
West Seventh Street
George Martin
Weat Seventh Street
Camille Herndon
T. N. Jones
John Carpenter
Mary Blackburn
Massachusetts
the Pleasant Moon
Presbyterian Church
W. T. Boas
Hagel
Christian Church
W. T. Unsery
Knob Creek
Little Sunbeam Circle of the King’s Daughters
Little Bell Oakes
Alexander
W. B. Greenlaw
J. ¥. Frierson
Roy Porter
Charlie Pelleterie
J. F. Brownlow
F. & McLemore
W. M. Had
J. H. Dinning
W. Carmack
Mes
Maury Dry Goods CO
Panama
W. G. Harlan
the Clean Store
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