Personal notices and social events in Columbia area
PERSONAL notices list residents and visitors in Columbia including travel to New York Memphis and Nashville. Entries mention engagements church attendance and upcoming moves to Memphis Centreville and Oxford Miss with names such as Myrtle Harlan Emma Emmie W. P. Erwin J. W. Shelton Harlan Latta and others. Several journeys to Humboldt Humboldt State Convention and Grand Lodge in Memphis noted along with weddings and local calls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poe Sar Howard
New York
Fred Voorhien
San Antonio
Texas
Myrtle Harlan
Centreville
Emma
Emmie W. P. Erwin
Oxolona
Miss
John Ww. Bhelton
W. H. Wilson
Columbia
H. L. Martin
Midway
John J. Stephenson
Ashwood
Sims Latta
Herbert Johnson
Clyde Latta
Birmingham
Lila Coleman
Athena
Ala
Minnes Lucy Mai
Effie
Mary Napier
Florence
Mary Lee Napier
Mt Pleasant Pike
Wiley B. Embry
Nashville
Walter Akin
Bodelberger
Guttrude Martin
Louella ‘Ik
Cook
Campbell Station
A. P. McPerrin
Fayetteville
J. W. Reams
E. le Gregory
W. Holson
Memphis
A. Donaldson
U. F
Grand Lodge
James Mitchener
Gallatin
W. J. Oakes
Mixth
Garden Streets
Mr. Frohener
Booggins, White & Go
WEDDING BELLS AND MARRIAGES IN NASHVILLE AREA
Multiple wedding notices from Nashville and surrounding areas. Tillie Hanson and Eugene Sparke wed in Cullman with a brief ceremony. May Hart and Charles Hora married at St Peter's Church. Bila May Nicholson and David were wed at home with Dr A S Pettie officiating. W D Caskey and Mattie Wilkes wed in Nashville, Mr Tegarden’s daughter Josie engaged to Mat Maury. Murray and Tegarden weddings postponed for illness. Bridal trips to New Orleans and Mammoth Cave noted. couples plan to reside in Nashville or nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tillie Hanson
Eugene | Sparke
Cullman
Alabama
T. A. Wharton
North High Street
Waltera
May Hart
South Columbia
Chas, Hora
Athens
Ala
W. B. Capers
St. Peter’s Church
Misa Mable Holt
James F. Lewis
Misa Bila May Nicholson
Mr. David
J. H. Nicholson
Dr. A
Pettie
Louisville
Cincinnati
Mammouth Cave
Page
Nashville
W. D. Caskey
Mixa Mattie Wilkes
Campbell's Station
Caskey
Fountain Creek Roller Mill Co
M. la. Wilkes
Local notes and notices from Around Town
S. B Collender visits Eireinghem. J. D Harmonte plans to open in Columbia on the 27th. Mrs Worley celebrates birthday. Louis Loeb sustains minor hand injury. W. Frierson repaints Adams & Martin stores. T N Figuer has new travelwear role. Mrs A moving to Garden Street. a group travels for a country outing. John H Thomas family to Marshall Texas. Valentino’s sweets advertised. burglar thwarted by dog and resident’s movement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. D Harmonte
A.D. Frierson
Satterfield & Dodson
Taig Holding
Fayetteville
T. N. Figuers Arch Craig
Maury Dry Goods Co
Owensbere
Abin
Garden Street
Petri
Naw
Frank Swansburg
Will Towler
Pred Gamble
Ocala
John H. Thomas
Marehall
Texas
Colombia
Lone Star
Valentino
Florida
Tf J. A. Sloan & Co
F. D. Lander
Sixth St
Matt
Mr. Gordon
Deaths in Maury County and nearby areas
Death notices report the deaths of Allen, Mrs Russell, Mrs Nusmell, Joe Matthews, and Rev R P Gray in Maury and surrounding counties. Allen's death possibly from overdose described as uncertain but suspected. funeral plans to move bodies to Columbia.Mrs Russell, 77, of Williamsport, remembered for hospitality and charity with large family ties and mourning friends. Mrs Nusmell noted for deep county connections and extensive kinship. many mentions of children and relatives. Joe Matthews, 76, died at Bigbyville with funeral by Rev J H Peoples. interment at Matthews graveyard. survived by two sons. Rev Gray, longtime Neapolis/Waynesboro minister, died in Murfreesboro. remains brought home to Maury area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saochek Yeaterday
Allen
Eewi' Ten
N Is
Hobt. Allen
Gee i Aden
Eokl
Pradklin
Blanche Hale
Grraniyg
Umbia
Matt Russell
Williampsort
Mr. Molloy
Williamsport Methodist Church
Terment
Howellaot
Maury
Mra. Nusmell
Manry County
Alory
Joe Gray
Franklin
J. B. Ashton
Columbia
Jas. Walker
Centreville
Robi. Moore
Wm. Robertson
Alex Hill
Clay Thompson
Willis Russell Andna
Russell
Mat County
W. J. Jones
Jas, Jones
Santa 'E
Joe Matthews
Bigbyville
J. H. Peoples
Matthews
Messrs
Melton
John Matthews
R. P. Gray
Neapolis
County
Waynesboro
Murfreesboro
Potato Barrels Made From Beet Dry Stock by Coopers
Potato barrels constructed from beet dry stock by experienced coopers. Maury Barrel Co. Citizens phone 310-811. Oct 1 tf.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maury Barrel Co
Citizens
Coopers
Maury de Citizes
Potato Barrels Meats Offer From Cooperative Stock
Announcement from a local cooperative noting available potato barrels and meats from trusted stock. Includes contact details for Maury De Citizes and a phone line for orders, dated October. Limited readability due to OCR.
Illnesses and Health News From Local People
The column notes Mrs. W. M. Biddle is able to be out after weeks of illness. The infant of Mr. W. K. Boardman is seriously ill at the grandparents Dr. and Mrs. Biddle's home. Jim Sloan, son of Mr. and Mrs. Sloan, has recovered from scarlet fever. Mrs. Hight, mother of Sheriff Hight, is seriously ill at her Santa Fe area home. Charles W. Bower of the Herald staff is on the f esx list. Dr J. G. Lee of Lasea, long invalid, has suffered another stroke of paralysis and fears for recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hight
Sheriff Hight
Santa Fe
Charles W. Bower
The
Herald
J. G. Lee
Lasea
Feara
Funeral Follows 10 20 Train in Rose Hill
The funeral followed the 10:20 train in Rose Hill, with services by Rev. A P McFerrin. Mr Gray, a devout worker for the Master, leaves three sons Jease, John Gray of Columbia, and Marvin Gray of Wayneboro. The infant daughter of Henry Kinzer, living in Texas, died at her grandparents near Nebo. Funeral at Nebo Methodist Church by Rev Maloy. the child's mother died three weeks earlier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rose Hill
A. P. McFerrin
Gray
Messrs
Jease
John Gray
Cloumbia
Marvin Gray
Waynenboro
Henry Kinzer
Texas
Frank Kinzer
Nebo
Nebo Methodist Chare
Maloy
Vendome Stock Company Debuts at the Opera House
A large audience welcomed the Vendome Stock Company with Texas Steer at the Opera House. Mina Mabel Montgomery and Miss Dalay Lovering drew praise. the company overall was strong and pleasant. The review notes Miss Lottie West Symonds as weak and hints at future Lexington appearances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peagan
Vendome Stock Company
Opera House
Strout
Texas
Alternes
Mina Mabel Montgomery
Dalay Lovering
Indiana
Lottie West Symonds
Paul Gilmore
Haddon Chambers
Tisare
Yorke
For Rent for 1903 A 40 Acre Track Farm
For Rent for 1903 a good track farm of 40 acres adjoining corporation. Good land with rise, barn, and water. Contact Horace Rainey by telephone 56.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horace Rainey
Callender & Co. seeks bids and advances until Spring
Callender and Company announces ready cash for second crop potatoes and wants to buy or advance funds until spring. They aim to the market for sorghum apples and chestnote. Both phones available. Mention the Herald.
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Herald
Mississippi Hall of Fame portraits chosen for state capital
The state committee selected ten notable Mississippians to hang in the new Capital portraits include Jefferson Davis L C Lamar E Walthall James George S Prentiss J M Stove George Poindexter William Sharkey George Foote and J L Power
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Ular
Mississippi
Jefferson Davis
L . C. Lamar
E. ©. Walthall
James George
Prentiss J. M. Stove
George Poindexter
William Sharkey
George Foote
J. L. Power
Small Kitchen Roof Fire At Mrs Adkisson Home
A fire was found on the kitchen roof of Mrs Reeve Adkisson on South High street just before noon Wednesday. Flames began on the outside from some means and were quickly controlled. Damage is estimated under $25 and will be covered by insurance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reeve Adkisson
South High Street
Fraumel Waist Patterns in New Shades Arrive at $7.25
Just in, the Fraumel waist patterns come in updated shades at seven dollars and twenty five cents. Economy in every item and satisfaction guaranteed with each purchase.
Mrs McKinney hosts morning flinch party full of guests
Mrs Robyn McKinney hosted a Tuesday morning flinch gathering at her home decorated with roses and ferns. Nine tables took part, a luncheon followed, with many guests including Mrs Everett Mrs Hastings Mr Lander Mrs Brownlow and others in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robin. McKinney
F F. Everett
Geo. Everett
Hastings
Lander
Brownlow
Lovan
Wooten
Fleming
Fly
Chaffin
Moore
Towler
Miss Galloway
Misa F. L. Smith
Carrie Smith
Mise Lillian Smith
Mise
Leon B. Smith
Miss Mayes
Miss Brown
Misses Pugh
Miss Fieane
Mies Aorow
Miss Jones
Miss Carpenter
Williamson
Robi
Sparrow
Curburban
Mattieww
Flinch
James Smiser
Sam Haining
Park Morgan
Robert McKinney
John W. Frierson
Robert Pillow
Walter Hastings
William P. Morgan
McCarty
Alex Titcomb
Mary Hine
Stuart
First Methodist Church Concludes Conference Year Report
Services at First Methodist church closed the conference year with a near full voluntary collection and a Board of Stewards annual report detailing receipts and purposes. Pastor McFerrin reflected on future assignments while the choir rendered fine anthems and solos. Mr and Mrs McFerrin planned to travel to Fayetteville for the Old Jerusalem Conference. local members anticipated next year’s work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Stewards
Jstewarda
Pes
McFerrin
Jin
Columbia
Mra. Sharp
Misa Kipcaomb
Mra. Carter
Mi. Smith
Colorado
Mr. Adkisson
Mra. McFerrin
Fayetteville
Old Jerusalem
Will
Mrs. Dinwiddie
J. H. Dinning
Petrified Head Found Under South Main Street Work
A petrified human head was unearthed about eight feet underground along South Main Street. The cheeks forehead and back of head were well preserved though features were indistinct. Mr Rainey, in charge, reported the find to Citizens' Phone aaa 43 Satterfield & Dodson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Rainey
House Full Of New Goods Display Delights Shoppers
A vivid display showcases new items including handsome diamonds watches and bric a brac. The sale highlights stylish home goods and modern designs drawing keen interest from local shoppers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dames Bron
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Our Lady
Uit Glalk
Harlan & Evans
Hurd Hart
Caskey-Wilkes
Murray-Tegarten
S. B
Collender
Eireinghem
Constable Road
Neny Gale Kang
Beo Allen
Mr. Matthews
M. E. Williamson
Jim Sloan
Mr. and
Mrs. J. Sloan
Scarlet ‘Ever
Callender & CO
Mississippi's Hall of
Satterfigid & Dodson
Adeisson
J. Rosenthal
Will Frierson
Hampshire Pike
Neice
Annis Fleming
J. Proctor Polk
Rebekah Carter
Clyde Gant
Lillie Watkins
Kel’ Stephenson
Annie Fleming
Mesaraa McFall
D. F. Fleming
G. Fleming
Dorothy
Mise Ewing
Yale
Ewing
Laskipike
Grace Smith
Sarah and
Jane Sheegog
Edna Frierson
Carrie Alexander
Mamie Akin
Elise Ewing
Flom
Sheegog
Wm. Sheegog
Willy Perry
Jno, Gant
Clarence Alexander
Robert Harlan
Daisy Erwin
East Ninth Street
Cassie Friel
Brown
Rebekah Erwin
Fancie Houser
Roberta Brown
Salmon, Hines, Roberts
William and
Edwin Erwin
Glendale
Lillian Thomas
Clover Leaf Club
Dalton, Oliver
Misa Charlie Davis
Ewing Kanno
A. H. Foster
Sixth Street
Mary Williame
George Sarven
Pulaski
Jce
Mra
Overton Fulton
Ulver Foster
Joy ‘Tucker
Mary Sue
Sadie Aydelott
Y. Howanl
First Methodist Church
Bonnar Scupers
Ernera
Cisizannia
Caeee
TL &T Rep
Ranchor
Woman's Forman Missionany
Am't Money Saprks Ary Society
Oes Siyee Aortas
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