Social round of visitors and travel in Columbia area
Henry Ware returns from Lawrenceburg. Mrs. A. P. Grégory and Rev. W. T. Spears attend Nashville Synod. Numerous locals visit Knoxville Nashville Murfreesboro and Dallas for church and official duties. Families visit relatives in Memphis West and Connecticut. several members travel for conferences and conventions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Ware
Lawrenceburg
Mary Brooks
Cross Bridges
Charlotte Fariss
Wysong
Lewisburg
Columbian
C. M. Erwin
Atlanta
W. T. Erwin
Thos
Alexander
Dallas
Texas
E. W. Jones
Knoxville
Columbia Lodge
Grand Lodge
George H. Mack
Mack
Keller
East
Tennessee
Z. W. Patton
Murfreesboro
Ben Hl
Nashville
J. T. Peters
A P. Grégory
Tennessee Synod
W. T. Spears
Synod
Frank Boardman
Connecticut
J. P. Giles
New Orleans
Giles
Harriette Piguers
Frankio
Leonora Batley
W. T. Boaz
First Christian Church
Ashland City
W. H. Lipscomb
Josie Harland
Graham
Franklin
Cullooka
T. H. Athey
J. F. Brownlow
Edna Peters
Missionary Baptist Convention
R. M. Williams
Memphis
Columbia
H. P. Figuers
R. 0
Pulaski
H. G. Roskind
Disappearance and river search for Pete Hardison body
Pete Hardison, linked to the Tony Steele case, disappeared from his home while reportedly hunting. A Duck River drag search and community vigil are under way as investigators pursue leads and await confirmation of a drowning or foul play. Hardison is out on bond pending trial for Steele’s death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pete Hardison
Fothger
Hardison Bend
Tony Steele
Duck River
Hardson
Esq. Hayes
Hardison
Hayes Moore Return From Fair With Mule Purchases
R L Hayes and R P F Moore returned from the Micnois State Fair in Springfield Illinois with two carloads of mules, one of mule colts and one of yearlings. They sold a car load of mule colts to W M Tolley on Thursday. W A Rockwell of Harriman Mfg Co visited Friday to discuss Wright Hay Press for next season. A black Lynx collar is seen on Hampthire Pike. last Wednesday. Reward offered for return to Herald.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. L. Hayes
R. P F. Moore
Springfield
W. M. Tolley
W. A. Rockwell
Harriman Mfg Co
Wright Hay Press
Herald
Cabinet Photos Offered At Young's And Departures Noted
Notices reveal cabinet photos priced at one dollar per dozen at Young's. Local families plan moves and travels with Lena and Maggie Russin McCoy departing for New Mexico with Ed. Wheeler and Gray announce elk and moose hunting plans in Maine. Mt Pleasant editor Gregory attends Grand Lodge in Knoxville as the Middle Tennessee railway group prepares at Nashville Board of Trade meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young's
Russin McCoy
Lena
Maggie
Campbellsville Pike
New Mexico
Wheeler
Mt Pleasant
Jett Gray
Rockdale
Biz Woods
Maine
Chandler
D. W. Shofner
F. M. Ricketts
EB. L. Gregory
Nashville Board of Trade
Middle Tennessee Railway
W. D. Hastings
Bell Phone
Citizens
Od&wett
Mt. Pleasant Record
Grand Lodge of Odd Fellows
Knoxville
Grand Lodge
Deaths and Funerals in Local Community
Multiple obituaries note Mrs. Sarah Jane Galloway dying after illness near Broadview, survived by husband Robert and children. funeral at Glenwood church with Rev J M Ashford. interment Glenwood cemetery. Peter Catina dies at home of son H H Catina in West End aged 82. born in Boston 1828, came to Columbia 1847. pallbearers listed. funeral at H H Catina’s home. Mrs Eugene Pillow dies at sister’s home in Ft Thomas Ky. remains arrive. funeral at St Peter's church. interment Rose Hill cemetery. pallbearers listed. Mrs Pillow formerly resided in Columbia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah Jane Galloway
Hear Broadview
Robert Galloway
Fancie Ply
Rainey Galloway
Cleveland Galloway
Glenwood Church
J. M. Ashford
Glenwood Cemetery
Peter Catina
H. H. Catina
West End
Mr. Catina
Boston
Mass
Columbia
H. H. Catin
C. J. Tucker
A. Samuels
M. L. Stokes
Billy Barnes
J. W. Voss
Maddin Voss
J. D. Dobbins
Eugene Pillow
R. B. Miller
Ft. Thomas
St. Peter's Church
Walter Branham Capers
Rose Fill Cemetery
A. Parker
R. G. Sparrow
R. Hardison
R. L. McKinney
J. M. Sheppard
Marriage Licenses Granted in Local Notices
R. R. Hickman to Hannie Thomas and Wm. T. Cleveland to Edith Emerson received marriage licenses in the latest local notices.
Drawing plans for orphanage in Tennessee home project
The Tennessee Orphans Home contract is expected to be awarded within two weeks with no fixed bid deadline. Three firms are drawing plans as others may enter. John W. Jackson reports 7000 to 8000 dollars already subscribed for the home, supplementing Davis Hall’s donation. Work is expected soon and to be rushed to completion in a few months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tennessee Orphans Home
John W. Jackson
Home For Orphan Children
Davis Hall
Railroad Inspectors Visit Columbia on Tour
G. D. Hicks, division superintendent, and Hunter McDonald, chief engineer of the Nashville Chattanooga and St. Louis Railroad, traveled in a special car to Columbia from Decherd for a periodic inspection. They examined bridges and road bed condition with no unusual significance noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. D. Hicks
Hunter McDonald
Nashville, Chattanooga & St. Louis Railroad
Columbia
Decherd
Improvements Being Made at Pratt Forgey Livery Stable
Big improvements underway on the South Garden Street livery stable occupied by Pratt & Forgey. Mrs. H. G. Evans has contracted Vaughn & Nicholson to lay concrete floors, with eight inches crushed stone base and seven inches of concrete on top. A large concrete wash basin will be added on the second floor to aid vehicle washing, promising a superior, sanitarily improved barn in Columbia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Garden Street
Pratt & Forgey
H. G. Evans
Fifth Sunday Meeting Planned by Ebeneser Baptist Association
Rev. M. Gupton of Nashville to conduct services and preach at Knob Creek church. The Ebeneser Baptist Association holds its fifth Sunday meeting at Rock Springs Baptist Church six miles east of Columbia on October 29 with sessions to be announced next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
8. M. Gupton
Nashville
Knob Creek Church
Ebeneser Baptist Association
Rock Springs Baptist Church
Columbia
Goth and Siet
New Photographic Gear Shown By W E Daimwood
November and December promise busy months for photographers as W E Daimwood unveils a line of the latest equipment. Visit the shop to view the new items now and avoid the rush.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. E. Daimwood
Clock Stoppers in Local Clock Contest Features Winners
The ent erprising firm of T N. Piguers & Son ran a clock contest with Miss Lert Ussery and Mrs. J D Harmon as winners. Miss Ussery took first prize of 1.00 and Mrs Harmon won second prize of 2.00. The clock, wound a week earlier on Wednesday, stopped at 8:02 p.m. and 15 seconds when unveiled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T N. Piguers & Son
Lert Ussery
J. D. Harmon
Ussery
Harmon
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Harlan & Evans
The
Shoe Men
J. EB. Edgerton
First Methodist Church
Jim McDaniel
Lebanon, Tenn
Albert Shumions
Julia Shields
Lotteville
Cynthia Bethel
Denver
Colo
Jno
Mary Dale Craige
Bessie
J. Mat McFerrin
Mt. Pleasant
Irene Irwin
R. H. Thomas
F. D. Lander
Columbia Savings & Trust CO
Jonas T. Annie
W. H. Wilson
Jas
A. Smilser
D. ©. Gardner
G. P. Southall
H. Ef, Ritter
B. EB. Regen
Dow T. Wilkes
Dr. Runwell Perry
T. E. Gordon
Jonas T. Amis
Geo
E. M'Kennon
J. E. Littlefield
ASST
Jas. A. Smiser
Dragging River
Mrs. Eugene Pillow
A. L
Bell Lane
Choice Farm We
Er & Co
Podewhiy
Maury Dry Goods CO
Iri
Herting
Cieaoe
Last Express
Dixie Printzess
Panama
Pratt & Forgey Barn
Miss Ussery
Mrs. Harmon
NES
W. G. Harlan
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