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Newspaper

Columbia Herald

Location

Columbia, Tennessee, United States of America

Date

Oct 25, 1901

Page

7

Snow Creek Death Claims Local Resident Amid Ties and Notices

Our correspondents report the death of Mrs. Verna Lee Roundtree on October 16 in Snow Creek, leaving a husband and many relatives. Burial at Jim Jones’ yard followed a Presbyterian Church life noted as pure and holy. Other items include visitors from Texas and Missouri, family gatherings, and local thanks to The Herald, with social notes from Santa Fe to Columbia and Goshen.

Snow Creek Mande Join Rovedtree Jim Jones Auburn Roundtree Presbyterian Church Sante Be Familly, Esq Dockery Will White Texas Mia Kate Johnson Bethel Bob Lene Johnson Dan White Jessie Johnan Sawdust Valley Willie Dean Johnson Walter Church Thomons Patton Whittaker Eben Alexander Columbia W. F. Cook Santa Fe Jeff Pigg Inet W. P. Cook Mra Jim McMesn Elin May Jessie D. Pigg B. Ty Johnson the Herald Verna Lee

Rally All Rally Hill Update from Oct

Ben Adama of California arrived Oct 18 to set up pencil factory machinery at Rally Hill. Thomas D. Crow of Washington DC is guest of John M. Crowe and wife. J A Crowe juror in Federal Court in Nashville. W T Wallace of Columbia visited his mother. Daisy Smith visiting near Franklin, then to Illinois. Annie and Maggie Moore in town. Sam Lamar injured cutting foot with Anax. Williams in Giles County travels for Gospel Advocate. Lou Giles and children from Columbia visited Doyle family. J W Jarratt went to Murfreesboro on business. Little Bessie Moore enjoyed time with Jessie Lee Pratt. Will Pratt and wife in town. Mr W A Williams in feeble health. Signed Lillie.

Rally Hill Ben Adama California Thomas D. Crow Washington, D.C John M. Crowe W.T. Wallace Columbia J. A. Crowe Nashville W. Jones Lewisburg Daisy Smith Franklin Illinois Annie Maggie Moore Sam Lamar Jeff Lamar Anax Hitler A. C. Williams Giles Co Gospel Advocate Publishing Co Lou Giles J. Doyle J. W. Jarratt

Young Mules for Sale by Columbia Mercantile Storage Co

Fifty young mare mules offered for sale and trade. ages two three and four years. located at Columbia Mercantile Storage Co. deal includes trade options and immediate availability for buyers seeking sturdy working stock.

Columbia Mercantile Storage Co

Local Notes From Stiversville District

Stiversville reports visits by J A Richardson of Weakley Tennessee and family moves from Campbellsville. Mrs Virgo Rea recovering after an operation near Glendale. Mrs Mary Hill at bedside. Willie Barnett back from Collecks Mesara. several local youths hunting. wheat sowing and farm tasks noted. Funeral of Bailie Harris Garrett mentioned with Christian community tribute.

Stiversville J. A. Richardson Weakley Giles Co Mary Hill Virgo Rea W. N. Murphy Glendale Reais Willie Barnett A. Dagger Collecks Mesara Petty Burns Dodson Campbellsville Dugger Lee Jonas Brown Jonaie Green Will Dugger Maxie Lee Frank Camp Willie Weer Ida Green Kate Richardson Cordie Hettie Dogger Mears Richardson Robert Green

Community News Briefs and Local Notices From Cinderrilla

Local items report names, visits, and happenings in Columbia and nearby areas. Notables include Sam Haye and family from Columbia visiting Mr. J. M. Hunter, May Lowell visiting Mrs. K. L. Hillington in Franklin, and Mr. J. M. Andrews of Andrews joining gatherings. A cucumber grown by Mrs. T. N. Andrews weighs 44 pounds. wheat sowing continues. corn, molasses, and winter preparations noted. A quiet marriage, Leslie Renfro and Ida Johnson, occurred at home last Sunday. Mrs. Helena McBride hosts Mr. Baird after twenty-two years. Mrs. Geo. A. Kinzer entertains friends. Little Keon Mayberry buried, and Rud Rodgers relocates with husband.

Matoh Wick Liet James Craig Ed Hardison Mise Etta Loftin Engeos Minor Hayes Hunter Mary K. Hardison Sam Haye Columbia Buoday J. M. Hunter May Lowell K. L. Hillington Franklin J. M. Andrews Andrews Mary Minor J. A. Dean Nicholson Elin Thomas Plenaant James Smith H. A. Gray Smyrna David Williama Call T. N. Andrews Tarmore Sawdust Valley Keon Mayberry Hoe Christ Baird Nashville Helena McBride Gordon Kinzer Pleasant Te. Rodgers Henry Foster Leslie Renfro Ida Johnson Jim Dobbins Indies Geo. A. Kinzer Cinderrilla

Local Notes from Knob Creek Health Quiet. Pups and People

Knob Creek news notes a healthy community with routine visits and illness updates. Claude Vestal called from Roberts Bend. Lena Latta returned from Columbia. Roxie Hood and Tom Harris sisters visited Columbia. Miss Kays Hood visiting friends. Mrs Charlie McKee ill. a brief community update ends with an ad for Geranium Harrows and Land Rollers at Satterfield and Dodson.

Knob Creek Claude Vestal Roberts Bend Jerry Stone James Waddle Spring Hill Will Moore Lena Latta John Latta Columbia

Columbia Arsenal to Be Converted Into Military Post

The Columbia Arsenal, long unused by the War Department, will become a military post. Major James Rockwell announced a detach ment from the line will join the present force, with several companies likely to be quartered there. No removal orders have been issued yet, but the move is expected to occur soon and is seen as beneficial for the city.

Columbia Arsenal War Department James Rockwell Arsenal Armenil

Nichols v Lord Cecil jury verdict awarded damages

The jury in the case of Nichols v. Lord Cecil returned a verdict awarding Nichols 400 damages yesterday afternoon. The Cecil defense prayed for an appeal. Also noted, Big Bargains ad offering low prices on furries and phaetops for thirty days, inviting customers to see Sarrenving & Donsoy.

Nichols Cecil B. Nichols Sarrenving & Donsoy

Annual Dinner Committees Named by Maury Chapter Daughters of Confederacy

The Maury Chapter Daughters of Confederacy outlines committees for its annual dinner to be held Monday Nov. dth. General arrangement Mesdames W. B. Dobbins and B. H. Hatcher chair. rooms Mesdames N. B. Sheppard J. G. Wil Hamaon. arranging room Mesdames H. G. Dunington Wm Biddle Mort Hodge Joe H. Frasell Sue Preston Robert Pillow. serving Mesdames A. D. Frierson Robi. Watkins Wilkins Rosa Burnett. coffee and tea Mesdames H. G. Evans Frank Dunnington Joe H. Fussell. finance Mesd loose Laura Galloway Lucile Dunnington Mrs. N. B. Sheppard. candy Mesdames Zora Andrews Annie L. McKay. tables listed with numerous ladies for seating.

Maury Daughters of Confederacy Mesdames W. B. Dobbins B. H. Hatcher N. B. Sheppard J. G. Wil Hamaon H. G. Dunington Wm Biddle Mort Hodge Joe H. Frasell Sue Preston Robert Pillow Meadames A. D. Frierson Robi. Watkins, Wilkins Misa Rosa Burnett H. G. Evans Frank ©. Dunnington Joe H. Fussell Misees Laura Galloway Lucile Dunnington Zora Andrews Annie L. McKay

Weight of Local Woman Lies in Grave Size Dilemma

Laura Fleming a local African American woman who died this week weighed about 400 pounds and stood six feet tall. A coffin large enough for her could not be secured locally and had to be ordered from Nashville.

Laura Fleming Nashville

Wheat Buy Offer From Columbia Mercantile Storage Co

A terse notice from Columbia Mercantile Storage Co invites wheat owners to sell or, if not sailing, to store their harvest. The message signals flexible handling of grain and storage options.

Columbia Mercantile Storage Co

Knights of Pythias Banquet Promises Oyster Supper

At the Phinteas Lodge K P meeting tonight work will be done in the first and third ranks, after which the Knights will enjoy an oyster supper. A full attendance is desired.

Phinteas Lodge K. P

Columbia Lodge Initiates Members In Missed Third Degree

Columbia Lodge No 8 reports a meeting night where L A Martin and a candidate from Spring Hill were initiated into the third degree. The event followed the usual rites and progressions of the Masonic lodge.

Columbia Lodge No L. A. Martin Spring Hill

Millet Seed Wanted 500 Bushels For Resale

Millet seed purchaser seeks 500 bushels millet seed for resale. Contact Annes Mercantile Storage Co with offers.

End of a President Assassin Visit and Odd Fragments

A fragmented note recalls Leon F visiting by request a Catholic priest days before an execution set for early next week. The text also parodies quirky exchanges about proposals, feminine life, and a naval officer remark, all from a Chicago Post fragment.

Leon F McKinley Tienday Cxolguez

Apple Market Booms with Record St. Louis Receipts

The St Louis apple market reports record daily receipts of 42 670 barrels on October 24 with 36 590 from Frisco rail from southern Missouri and Arkansas. October total 307 470 barrels and shipments total 270 000 leaving 90 78 percent for home use and storage. Levee is stacked with barrels as dealers bid on goods and schooners reship from the levee. Varieties include New Davis Winesap Willow Twig with prices from 1 1 25 to 2 75.

St. Louis Thesny’s Frisco Railroad Missouri Arkansas Washington Avenue Bowt

Ground cleared for World’s Fair site in St Louis plan

St Louis reports general clearing of underbrush and trees on the fair grounds with work expanding this week. Ground breaking and grading to begin, earth moved to fill lakes and creeks, lagoons planned along a central water system, and contractors ready to start once settings are made.

St. Louis Taylor Department of Works Grand Basin Liberal Arte Grand Lagoon Great Basin Clostog Ber Buffain

Robbery on Northbound Southern Pacific Express at Walker’s Station

Northbound Southern Pacific express delayed after an overnight robbery near Walker’s Station south of Cot tae Grove. Two men boarded at Cot tage Grove and attacked crew, dynamited the car, and abducted the engineer. Express messenger C Charles repelled the robbers from inside the car with steady fire. Robbers escaped toward Jenkins point Eugene after securing the registered mail. No trace found. search by Lane and Douglas counties.

Nichols C. Charles Charles Jenkins’ Point Eugene Red Saginaw Lane Douglass

Caleb Powers Trial Resumes as Witness Confirms Classmate Link

Georgetown Ky Oct 24 The Caleb Powers trial resumes at nine with counsel showing one juror was a Kentucky University classmate. George L Danforth of Toulaville testified he was in the senate chamber at Goebel's shooting but could not identify the shooter. Palisades Park officials hire Charles W Leavitt Jr to study preservation and treatment of Palisades flowers. Chicago detectives say no suspect crew found for the stamp robbery at the post office.

Georgetown Caleb Powers Commonwealth Irors Kentucky University George L. Danforth Toulaville Senate Goebel Patieades New York Palisades Interstate Park Charles W. Leavitt, Jr Palisades Chicago

Hoosier Wheat Drill The Next Purchase

Hoosier Wheat Drill featured as the upcoming buy for 1901. sales note mentions Sartearitp and Dopsoy brands.

Hoosier Ir Sartearitp & Dopsoy

Grand Assembly of Rebekahs Treasury Balance Report

The State fetter Sons of Rebekah convened here today and noted the treasury balance at 5,017.24. The meeting reviewed finances and discussed future expenditures and organizational matters.

Grand Assembly of Rebekahs State Fetter Sons of Rebekah

Look Here We Are to i Surries and Thirty Dayas

A fragmented line appears to offer a deadline or notice but lacks clear details or context. The readable parts reference days and a directive, implying a time frame or count, though specifics such as subject, entity names, or actions are missing.

Richardson Draws World Rank as Grand Commander

Representative James D. Richardson of Tennessee, elected Grand Commander of the Scottish Rite, becomes the world’s ranking Mason, earning a $4,000 annual salary for life and a lifetime residence. He may also draw his congressional salary.

Washington James D. Richardson Tennesee Edward VII England Diaz Mexico Conyroas

Rural Mail Delivery Gains Ground Across States

The Nashville American celebrates rural mail delivery as a growing benefit. It highlights congressional efforts, noting Rep. Padgett in Tennessee establishing sixteen routes and urging other Tennessee delegates to expand service to meet constituent needs and strengthen daily mail timely delivery.

Nashville Jounodweine Congress Padgett Tennessee

Salt Sale Announcement at Columbia Mercantile Storage Co

A local ad proclaims a large stock of 7 bushel barrels of coarse salt on hand with prices offered lower than any competitor. Prospective buyers are urged to see the firm at once for deals.

Columbia Mercantile Storage Co

Carter's Creek School Notes Enrolls 49 Pupils

The Carter's Creek school reports a total of 49 enrolled pupils this month and notes an accident last week. Edna Wantland, a first grade student, fell from a seat and broke an arm. Dr. Webb set the break and she is recovering well. On honor roll are Hattie Mai Church Snow Church Leey Church Ora Walters Fannie Walters Eliza Davis Murry Davis Nora Wood Octie Mahon Velix Mahon Annie Wantland Walter White Mabel Dortch all averaging 80 in all classes.

Carter's Creek Edna Wantland Dr. Webb Hattie Mai Church Snow Church Leey Church Ora Walters Fannie Walters Eliza Davis

American Wire Fence Market Leader and Mail Notice

American Wire Fence praised as top wire fence on the market offered by Satterfield. The week ending list of letters in office includes Abernathy Joe, Lei rand Fleming, Ella Martin, Hen part, McHolman Locke How, Nicholson Anais Lee, Kennedy Fannie, Sowell Gillmors, and others.

Abernathy Joe Lei Rand Fleming Mra Ella Martin Hen Parte Col McHolman Locke How Cs Nicholson Anais Lee Nicholson Jeaneee Lola Mai Phillips Jefter Kennedy Fannie Kennedy FT Sowell Gillmors Kennedy Frank Woestfield Adhere Genet

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Reil al Richardson Oulleoka Jonnie Kk. L. Martin Hs Place Bailie Uarris Garrett Maron J.P. Smeet & Co Satterfield & Dodson Latta and Knog Creek Harrows & Land Rollers Sarrxevizip & Donsoy Manix Colum Unie K. of P. Banquet Goede Tae Wweems Atip- PhenimsNaanvilte Eneators J. E. Manix Dry Goods Company Nasoville, Tenn Annes Mercantile Storage Chicago Post Express Reese Haw Heen Eenreces Congressma Richardson Aa Wom Pon Congressman Padgett Satterfield
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