Personal notes of visitors and travels in Columbia area
An Erwin returns to Murfreesboro visiting Martin and Miss Mors of Midway Kentucky while Ray Cheslar visits relatives in Nashville. Several locals, including Haskett, Joby Frierson Baskett, Mrs. Joe Lawson Hutton, and Rev A E Clement, are mentioned with visits to Columbia, Mt Pleasant, and Nashville. Others plan trips or return from trips to Chicago, Louisville, Montgomery, and Phoenix with many awaiting departures or host relations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erwin
Murfreesbore
Martin
Miss Mors
Midway
Tre
Wee
Columbia
Ray Cheslar
Relary
Nashville
Miss Prences
Haskett
Dunn's
Niv
Joby Frierson Baskett
Nishville
J.D. Sloan
Florence
Ala
Ann B. Sloan
A. E. Clement
M. &. Church
South
Humboldt
Col. A. M. Hughes
Washington
Aly McKay
Fayetteville
Alex
Annie Lela
Montgomery
Fir
Allie Pointer
Whitehead
Turner Braly
Braly Bom
Chicago
Eye de Fort
Glendale
Louisville
Joe Hagey
Mt. Pleasant Pike
Dale Witherspoon
Emily Dixon
Ashwood
W. ©. Dixon
F. D. Marr
J. M. Hodge
Potter
Brownsville
James FP. Lewis
Bessemer
Bessie Fly
Franklin
Leila Ashton
Shreveport
C. P. Roberts
Charlie, Cates
Leonard Roberts
Phoenix
Ariz
Shuey
American Telephone Company
Fifty Five Mules Sold by Jnc A and Chas Thomas
Jnc A and Charles Thomas sold fifty five fine mules to Floyd and Jim Giddens today in a local sale. The deal covered healthy beasts and a straightforward transaction with both parties present in the auction yard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jnc. A
Chas. Thomas
Floyd
Jim Giddens
Patterson faction eyes court challenge to county committee
Rumors persist that the Patterson faction plans to block the county Democratic Executive Committee election or the seating of its winners. Debate centers on whether primaries should use new districts or old ones, with litigation speculated as a possibility to resolve representation and control issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patterson
Democratic Executive Committee
Clyst
Senate
Society notes celebrate dances and weddings in town
The piece chronicles numerous social events including dances at the Pherman House and Columbia Institute, Halloween social plans by the Philathea class, and a Matinee Whist Club luncheon. It reports on engagements and nuptials of Miss Emma C Doyle to Roy Rascos, Ferguson Cayce and Walter F Cayce, and Colier Shuey marriages. It also covers club meetings, the Students Club, a Louis XIV study, library measures, and a long farewell to Miss Floyd with graceful appreciation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fergueson-Cayee
Mary Elizabeth Fergueson
Walter FP. Cayce
Twelfth Street
W. T. Boaz
Joe Cayce
Fannie Pergueson
Algie Cherry
Bertha Cayse
Aline Ladbetter
Mendelsshon
T. B. Fergueson
Lowell Mill Pike
Nashville American
Walter D. Hastings
Hine
Louis XIV
Miss Floyd
Lbrarian
Real Estate Sales Report From West End and Bear Creek
Fred Latta sold a house and lot in West End to Allen Powell for 850 dollars. Sam Scott sold a 50 acre Bear Creek farm to Mia Lav ender and C H Johnson for 1600 dollars, taking three Columbia houses and lots valued at 1500 as part payment. Scott then sold two of these houses to J S Hardison for 1000 dollars. All deals arranged by A L Blocker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Latta
West End
Allen Powell
Sam Scott
Bear Creek
Mia
Joe Lavender
C. H. Johnson
Columbia
Mr. Scott
J. $. Hardison
A. L. Blocker
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Lucy Miny
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Home Missionary Society of the Church
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