Personal notices of residents on visits and travels
Miss Hallle Wry visits a friend in Yakley Giles county. Atwell Thompson of Jackson spends Thursday in Columbia. Mrs. John Carpenter and children return from Mont Eagle. Miss Jurle Petty of Nashville visits Miss Bertha Strong on North Garden street. Mrs. J W Jones and children return from Decatur Alabama. Marshall Mayes returns to Birmingham and will next go to Auburn. J Rosenthal and W P Boyd return from Cincinnati. J D Frierson returns from Kentucky relatives. Mrs Waldo and sons Joe and James return from Primms Gillespie Moore and Wm Fry return from Primms Springs. Amos Warfield and Henry Moore go to Chattanooga and Beer Sheba Springs. Mrs Charles Herd and William Wart of Nashville visit sister Mrs D F Brewer. Mrs Frank Everett and children return from visits to Tullahoma Monteagle and Bricesboro. Mrs Hf N Dunbar and son Hart return from McEwen Tenn. Mrs Dunbar summer included Chicago music study with Mme de Charrette, Mrs Campbell, Brown and Mr George Campbell. Brown visits Mr and Mrs J W Howard. Mar ig Charette spends day in Zion neighborhood. Mr and Mrs A H Foster and baby return from Primm Springs after ten days. Mr and Mrs A Brown of Chattanooga visit Mrs Brown’s parents on Thirteenth street. Rev Dr Hockensmith of Co P Tabernacle leaves for Glenwood to assist in a protracted meeting. Mora B Fariss and daughter Mary Ella go to Chattanooga. Col R C Church and Master Robert Church Barrow return from two weeks at Primm’s Springs. Preston and James Thor tom of Fay-
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hallle Wry
Yakley
Giles County
Atwell Thompson
Jackson
Columbia
John Carpenter
Monteagle
Jurle ‘Petty
Nashville
Bertha Strong
North Garden Street
J. W. Jones
Decatur
Ala
Marshall Mayes
Birmingham
Auburn
J. Rosenthal
W. P. Boyd
Cincinnati
J.D. Frierson
Kentucky
Mme. de Charrette
Co. P. Tabernacle
Glenwood
J. M. Ashford
Mora B. Fariss
Mary Ella
Chattanooga
Col. R. C. Church
Robert Church Barrow
Primm’s Springs
Preston and
James Thortom
Fay
Elleville
Mat Craig
Pranklin
G. Z Hoower
W. J. Mayberry
Primm Springs
West End
Cecil J. Bidex
Lee's Collegiate Institute
Philip Beck
Adamsonville
Ohio
W. C. Littick
Zanesville
Will Cherry
Lewis Ams
Franklin
Cullooka
S. H. Voss
Tom Alexander
W. K. Bostick
W. F. Goodrum
McCain’s
W. T. Wilkes
Maury Pigg
Santa Fe
Junie Menning
Laura McMillin
Olive Dobbins
O. C. Wade
Florence
R. E. Nichols
Lelia May
5. W. Jones
A. A. Hodge
James McPhail
James and
Will
Marshall
Texas
University of Chicago
Hochester
N. Y
Louise Graham White
Spring Hill
Mary Lesey Pope
Pulaski
Prinie Louise
Carrie Smith
O. H. Shields
Niagara Falls
New York
Boswin
Atantic City
Tuscadola
Lang
Blanche White
Memphis
Lexington
H. L. Hendley
Early Wll
Weddal
Columbian Military Academy
Maddin Voss
Frankford
Mra
Major White
Chisholm
Julia Warfield
Henry Evans, Jr
Montgomery
Webb Turner
Athena
Als
Amos Warfold
Eugene Fleming
Jana Henry Moore
O. L. Brashear
J. G. Williamson
W. A. Holtz
L. H. Manning
Sheffield
Arra Holtz
R C. Church
Battle Creek
Michigan
W. P. Woldridger
W. B. Capers
Walter
Sewanee
RL. Harris
University of Mississippi At
Oxford
Maury
Bessie Scott
Kerrville
Kate Scott
Moultrie
Blanch Scott
Itta Bena
Misa. W
Young
Misa Frances
Indiana
Kansas
Alf Fleming
Lafayette
Ind
J. L. Hutton
Gallatin
Madeline Hutton
Hutton
Local residents and visitors listed in Columbia social notes
A long column records many names and movements from Columbia and nearby, noting returns from Nashville, Frankfort, Santa Fe, Niagara Falls, and other places. Entries include visits, relocations, job changes, and family matters involving Mr. and Mrs. G Hoower, W J Mayberry, Cecil Bidex, Philip Beck, W C Littick, Louise White, Misses Pope, Miss LeSeuer, and dozens more, with trips to Jackson, Florence, Albany, Chicago, Rochester, and Madison.
Sumner County Fair visits and local notes from Columbia
Mrs. John Cecil returns from Gallatin where she enjoyed the Sumner County Fair described as one of the best she had seen. A string of local visits and travels follow, with neighbors and relatives returning from Nashville Louisville Venice and Decatur to Columbia and Giles County. The sick list includes Miss Beliza Balianfant, Dr. Robert Pillow, Rush Gresham, Sheriff Love Webb, and Mme. L Esteve’s health cited in transit notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Cecil
Roy Cecil
Gallatin
Cecil
Sumner County Fair
Beliza Balianfant
Cullooka
Robert Pillow
Nick
Hila
Rush Gresham
Sheriff Love Webb
Deaths in Harvest Area Notice of Infant Losses
The year old child of Mrs. Louella Hardison of Lasea died Saturday night. Funeral and interment were at the Daniels graveyard Sunday afternoon at 4 o'clock with services by Elder Will Marton. The infant of Mr. and Mrs. & B. Faulkner died Sunday night at the parents' home on South Garden street. Services were conducted at the residence Monday afternoon at 4 o'clock by Dr. Clement. The interment followed at Rose Hill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louella Hardison
Lasea
The
Daniel's Graveyard
Will Marton
B. Faulkner
South Garden Street
Clement
Rose Hill
Maury Dry Goods Co New Pall Styles For This Season
Maury Dry Goods Co Our Eastern Buyer selects 61 days of new up to date dresses and fabrics. See Black Tapfeta yard wide at 1.00 to 1.50. New white goods India linen and Madras at 15 to 25c. Gingham and fancy suitings in new pall styles 10 to 24c. Bar gain pricing to save you money.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madras
Dack
Administrator's Sale On Mooresville Pike 1908
Public auction of the estate of M. C. Alin deceased to be held at the Admx home on the Mooresville pike south of Columbia. Personal property includes mules horses farm implements and household goods. Terms: under ten dollars cash. over that note six months with two good sureties interest from date of sale. Pattie B Akin Admx.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mooresville Pike
Old Looney Place
Columbia
M. C. Alin
Pattie B
AKIN
Admx
Miss Winnie Ewing Returns to Waverly Tenn After Visit
The weekly mentions Miss Winnie Ewing returning to Waverly after visiting her sister Mrs J J Claxton at Century. Also notes farewell to ladies oxfords and that Misses Elizabeth Annie and Susie May Claxton will travel to California Montgomery and stay over winter. Mora B Faris named public administrator for the late Julia Holcomb estate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winnie Ewing
Waverly
Tenn
J. J. Claxton
Century
Ladies Oxfords
T. N. Figuers
Elizabeth
Annie
Susie May
Ridgetop
Col. H.l Baxter
California
Susie
Montgomery
Claxton
Mora B. Faris
Julia Holcomb
Sale Ladies’ Oxfords
T. N. Figuers’. S2t&wkly
Loyal Forter Announces Go Itn Sale At West Seventh Street
Loyd Forter invites friends and old customers to visit the issuing store of Joe Ritt on West Seventh Street for a going sale. The note promises greeting both on business and official terms and lists ladies’ oxfords as part of the sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Ritt
West Seventh Street
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Harlan & Evans
Frank Everett
Tullahoma
Biurfreesboro
Hf. N. Dunbar
Hart
McEwen
Cook's
Frank G. Cook
Oxfords
Just
Kalamazoo
W. G. Harlan
the Clean Stores
Custer
Beatrice Ryan
Louisville
Susan
Emma Webb
Bell Buckle
Rachel Ashton
Samuel Pritchett
Joe
Ashwood
Louise Pritchett
Venice
J. O C. Handy
Georgetown
Mrs. Almes
Will Barker
Judd
Huntaville
Charlotte Hughes
Addison Cooper
Minnie Sheppard
Hattie New
Newport Newa
T. B. New
Mack Orr
Jno. R. Martin
Nina
Wallace Ussery
White Bluff
Ussery
Misa Mollie
P. C. Haley
Mra. Walker
Payetteville
Eugene B. Patton
Must Go Safe Ladies
T, Mia
J. W. Patton
Santa Pe
Re-M. Figuers
Ditewkly
Maury Dry Goods Co
White Goods
Sea Island
Jones Groth
Mills & Averil
St Louis
Storrs Schaefer Co
Religious
W. Flowers
Condford Cumberland
Eley Bell
Maxie May
B. A. Satterfield & Co
Ladies' Oxfords
Satéwkly
Turner & Johnson
Grocers
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