PERSONAL S. W. A. Donaldson Returns From Memphis
Mrs. W A Donaldson has returned from Memphis. Numerous acquaintances such as Chas Mooney Duke Biddle Jake Harlan Mis Augusta Wilson and Miss Willie Belle Guest appear in town visiting relatives and attending local events. Several residents including John Trotwood Moore Mrs Dinwiddie and Mrs McEnery arrive or depart for business and social engagements in nearby cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Donaldson
Memphis
Chas, Mooney
Nashville
RK. L. Granbary
Dallas
Texas
Duck McKissick
Spring Hill
Duke Biddle
Jake Harlan
Hantaville
John Trotwood Moore
Augusta Wilson
Willie Belle
W. W. Ogilvie
Lewisburg
Sixth Street
Norman Kirkman
W. J. Howard
Dinwiddie
Missouri
John Carpon
Wedding Bells and Quiet Nashville Marriages
A string of quiet weddings in Nashville is noted. William B. Caskey and Mattie Pearl Wilkes of Campbell Station wed at 10:30 AM with few guests including Lena Caskey Edna Calvert and Dean Caskey. Mattie wore a castor suit with bouquet, while William wore black. The bride, admired in Campbell’s, becomes Mrs. Caskey of a prominent Campbell business family. Additionally Matt Maury and Josie Tegarden married at the Tegarden home near the depot and will reside in Nashville after a trip to New Orleans and Florida. Walter Akin and Frances Rodelsperger wed at her mother’s home with Dr. William M. Anderson officiating. Mr. Akin is an artist with the Phenix Cotton Mills, and the couple plans to live in Belmont Avenue area after a Chicago trip. Further nuptials include Abin and his bride from a South Carolina family, with future plans to reside in Nashville, and the Fernwood couple Mr. and Mrs. Dickson with attendants and a move to Fernwood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. BD. Caskey
Mise Mattie Pearl Wilkes
Campbell Station
Gospel Advocate
Nashville
KB. G. Sewell
Lena Caskey
Edna Calvert
Dean Caskey
Campbells
Caskey
Campbell's
Caskey Broa
The
Herald
Matt F. Maury
Josie Tegarden
R. Tegarden
J. A. Molloy
Senate
Munry
New Orleans
Florida
Mallory
Decatur
Columbia
Frances Rodelsperger
Walter Akin
Mis
Louisa Rodelsperger
Belmont Avenue
William M. Anderson
South Carolina
Abin
Phenix Cotton Milla
Alan Jeff
Chicago
North
Mrs. Embry
Nashville Banner
Herald Subscription Pitch Notes A Pair Offer
An advertising snippet promotes subscribing to the Herald with a focus on value. The text mentions a pair option and a model name Bigaore B50 in a sales context. The fragment hints at a money saving angle and a call to action.
Tron Reefing on Siding in stock
Gatterfield and Dodson report Tron reefing on siding in stock with limited availability. Local shop notes ongoing inventory and potential price adjustments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gatterield & Dodson
Business Changes in Franklin Affects Local Stores
Mr R L Billington of Franklin, who recently moved Frasier's growers out, will move his family here next week and assume charge. Fraser rents the North Big Street store from Windlanker Co and will open a general introduction tatock. Harker & Co have rented the J Harker storehouse near the site, and I agree to that bond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. L. Billington
Franklin
Hiverside
Fraser
North Big Street
Windlanker & Co
Harker & Go
Local Happenings and Movements in Town
Harlan and Ritter moved to their new South Street residence. The Martin storehouses near the new depot rise rapidly. Mr Robinhelps buys half share in the Gae Wateon Tivery venture. Mr and Mrs Robert McKinney relocate to the home of Dr J B Wilkes. A. A. Hodge of Columbia is agent for The Favorite. J M Sciered’s West End storehouse is rebated. this is the house damaged months ago. Jim Holder, arrested for perjury in Athens, released on a 1000 bond. J W Thompson awarded contract for 500 trees at Rose All cemetery. Arsenal vs Sheffield game moved to Sheffield. Will White and family move to Riverside and join J M Billington in mercantile work. Will Brown of Nashville and Everett Garner join Maury Dry Goods Co. Garner formerly with Wanamaker’s in Philadelphia. T A Leach buys lot on North Main and plans two story establishment. Theodore Stephenson visited Nashville for State Board of Pharmacy. he and two others meet average requirements for Registered Pharmacist. Valentino’s Sweet Gum and Florida Fruit Gum advertised. Baptismal preparations underway for over forty converts at the ford above the pumping station.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harlan & Ritter
Rere
Martin
Robinhelps
Tas
Gae Wateon Tivery
Robert I. McKinney
J. B. Wilkes
A. A. Hodge
Columbia
U. S. Bree
J. M. Sierraed
West End
Jim Holder
Athens
Ala
J. W. Thompson
Columbw
Rose All
Arsenyl
Sheffield
Arsenal
Will White
Bear ‘Creek
Riverside
Cherry Cottage
White
J. M. Billington
Will Brown
Nasvhille
Everett Garner
Williamsport
Maury Dry Goorta Co
Garner
Julie Wanamaker
Philadelphia
T. A. Leach
Nelson
McGaw
North Main Street
Theodore Stephenson
Nashville
State Board of Pharmacy
Stephenson
Valentino
Florida
D&w
Tf & Co
Social Harpenings and Club Entertainments
A series of social events features Mrs J W daring game with two committees, Mrs Howard hosting for the Mises Pugh, and young people enjoying the evening. Mrs E L hosts a Ninth Street Finch Club luncheon with chrysanthemums and La France roses, a silver and cut glass setting, and a refined menu. Mrs W B Dobbins entertains guests for Mrs Chas B Bigelow with elegant decor, euchre, and a two course luncheon. Card and Cotillion Club initializes with Miss Rebecca Mayes as president and Miss Ethel Hatcher as leader. Halloween Eve observed with lore about sweethearts and wells while Vanderbilt and other college men arrive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anata
Bethel
Mra J. W
Mra Howard
Mises Pugh
Mra. E. EL Eee
Ninth Street Finch Club
la France
Mra
W. B. Dobbins
Chas. B. Bigelow
New York
Card and Cotilsion Club
Rebecca Mayes
Ethel Hatcher
Annie Evans
Too Many Hats, Too Little Room in Town Notices
Ceremonies led by Rev. N Banne and Rev J L Hardin of Nashville, as Four Price Suite offered. Dr J G Williamson, injured in a runaway, held a $10 000 accident policy. Columbia hosts a Saturday night dance at Bethel with As You Like It Club. Miss Willie Belle Guest to entertain on Halloween for Augusta Wilson of Frank 0. Local notices mention Miss Pugh and Lieut Bathiany events. A 12-year-old named Joe Burr, nicknamed Chicago Rea, found locked in the post office after being led there by a stranger. police released him with advice to stay home after dark.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. B.anne
J. L. Hardin
Nashville
T. N. Figuers
J. G. Williamson
Willie Belle
Augusta Wilson
Frank
Joe Burr
Chicago Rea
Tage
Jonney
Nerge
Paul Gilmore
Opera House
Callender & Co Seeks Early Purchase Advances for Crops
Callender and Co offer to buy or advance money until spring on the second crop potatoes. They are in the market for sorghum apples and chestnut and advertise two telephone numbers. The Herald is mentioned.
Local health notes report illnesses and recovery
Mrs. Wooten Moore is quite sick with a grip like illness and Alma Tucker remains feeble and weakening. Miss Myrtle Speed has regained consciousness and is improving though not yet able to rise. Her friends hope she will be up soon. The Goad child has a mild scarlet fever.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myrtle Speed
Will Goad
Charter Filed for Mt Pleasant Phosphate Co
The charter of the Mt. Pleasant Phosphate Co. was filed for registration yesterday with Register Lipscomb. Capital stock is $75,000. Incorporators listed include RB Love, R. Sanford, J. KE Harris, Thos L Weaver, and L R Campbell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt. Pleasant Phosphate Co
Register Lipscomb
Love
R. Sanford
J. KE. Harris
Thos. L. Weaver
L. R. Campbell
Deaths and funerals across Columbia and nearby towns
The notice lists funerals and obituaries including Bruce Trex at South Columbia Methodist Church with a large procession to Rose Hill, James Tucker at the Herald, Mrs. Evans of Water Valley, James McKay at Lasting Hope, Mrs. John L. Wilson in Bowling Green, and young Katherine Biddle Boardman. It notes service details, affiliations, and mourners.
Vendome Stock Co to Fill Engagement at Opera House
Opera House manager Wilkins announces the Vendome Stock Company will present The Brixton Burglary at the Coliseum, after a Nashville success praised as the season’s hit. The cast includes Walter Edwards and Mabel Montgomery. production praised for acting and costuming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilkins
Columbia Opera Hous
Vendome Stock Co
Whem
Brixton
Herald Square
New York
Vendome Stock Company
Nashville
Septimusifer
Benedick
Boanding
Pouifer Housshlod
Absencs
Walter Edwards
Mabel Montgomery
Danny Taperary
Mise
Ida Lewin
Dorm Booth
Victor Morley
al W. Fremont
Joseph O'Meara
Richard Cochrane
Approval for Maury County rural box served by mail
Government approved rural mailbox for Maury County under postal laws. Each van on rural routes must have an approved box. Bay one address provided by Mr. Hodge. Bell phone number 1 S1-2t.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. A. Hodge
Columbia
Maury County
Hodge
Bell
Religious notices and community events from Holy Comforter
Rev Dr J Quinn priest in charge announces services for Sunday November 2 and 9 with 11:00 sermon Holy Communion 7:80 evening service and sermon 32:80 Sunday school and confirmation instruction Wednesday 7:30 library and address Junior Branch King Daughters meets at Misa Jilin Witt residence 6 West Sixth Street this afternoon business meeting Bring work Union Grove Baptisms after union fighting at Hendrix Tent 16 of 18 converts baptized near Ashton upper mill District Conference Columbia District to meet at Pulaset November 11 Quick. Our load new corn in stock at Columbia Mercantile Storage Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. ©. Quinn
The
King’ Daughters
Misa Jilin Witt
Mra. Shannon
West Sixth Street
Hendrix
Union Grove
Ashton
Upper Mill
Rock Spring
Useery
District Conference of the
Columbia District
Pulaset
Marriage Licenses listed for several couples
David Page to Mika Ella May Nicholson RR Dagger to Miss Martha Ang White Caleb J. Jackson to Miss Maud Tucker Matt F Maury to Mim Josierry May
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Page
Mika Ella May Nicholson
Dagger
Martha Ang White
Caleb J. Jackson
Maud Tucker
Matt F. Maury
Mim Josierry May
Potato Barrels From Beat Dry Abick by Copper Experts
A notice describes potato barrels built from beat dry abick by experienced copper workers. It lists a contact line with a phone number and Maury Barrel Co as the potential supplier, indicating a local trade offer or industrial listing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bell
Maury Barrel Co
Citizens
Circuit Court Grants New Trial in Moore and Brown Cases
Judge Holding granted a sew trial in Curley Moore’s case after a jury sentenced him to one year in the penitentiary. The court also granted a new trial in the case of Woelraf Brown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jodge
Curley Moore
Holding
Woelraf Brown Wit
Also Mentioned on This Page
Katie Harmon
Kedron
City
Ernest McLemore
New Orleana
John Rea
Florence
Lawrence Guest
W. J. Terrell
Belle Inte
Miss
B. Callender
Birmingham
F. D. Lander
Sam Warren
Myrtle Harlan
Hickman County
W. R. Hutton
Gayatres Shelville
A. Dale
Daisy Towler
Duplex
Hallowe'enly
Bessie
Lee
A. B. Falkner
Arthur
Mixa Cornelia Jones
Misa Nabb
Q. Weatherly
Lewis County
D. McEnery
Charle McEnery
J. H. Hatcher
Lightfoot
Miniaiappi
Altair
Sem Rawlings
West End Avenue
John &. Moss
Washington City
Sem
Shing Mighty
John
Mattie Horseley
Knoxville
Central America
Alf Horseley
George Blace
McMillin
Frasier
J. L. Button
Synod of the Church
Wilkes
Maury Tegarden
Caleb J. Dickson
Fernwood
Mias Maud Tucker
Glendale
Hoolock
Kelix Lowell
F. A. Nelson
Misa Nannie Putnam
Misa Eugenia Holly
Andie Green
Bigaore
Vanderbilt
M. E. Williamson
A. P. Morgan
Hampshire Pike
Mr. W
Fleming
Flinch
Migsea Pugh
Lieut
Bathiany
Guy Buckner
Callender & CO
Adeissonn Bros
School of Expermnen
Stratclass Boca
Eamue
Rosenthal
Tucker
Bruce Trex
J. Mulloy
South Columbia Methodist Church
Knights
Pythiae
Pell
Messar
FD. Lander
Ernest Farrell
Hugh Blair
Fuller Brittain
Sam Harlan
WL Reaves
Rose Hill
Carrier Boy
the Herald
Mrs. Evans
Water Valley
Det
Toib
Bian Hensley
Alexander Church
James McKay
Carter's Creek
Mr. McKay
Honorabe
Gubard
Terrell
John 4. Wilson
John L. Wilson
Nellie Carroll
Wealey Hospital
Bowling Green
Wilson
Katherine Biddle Boardman
W. K. , Boardman
Kentucky
William Biddle
Ninth Street
Feneral
South
Bowe Hill
Bardata
Ahoek
Columbia Mercantile Storage
Circuit Court
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!