Deaths in Maury County Chronicle Obituaries and Notices
Obituaries and memorial notes from Maury County report Olive D Pillow age 86 at home in Kearvills, Col Granville Pillow noted as a wealthy prewar figure with ties to Rose Hill area. Also tributes to Mille Minole McClanahan and Cummins Mabberry with funeral details, plus Lethia Porter and Mary Nelson passing, and Alice Amelia Hanson infant death. Interments in Rose Hill and Doniap, near Bigbyville, with local ministers officiating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olive D. Pillow
Granville Pillow
Kearvills
Col Granville Pillow
Maury County
Gideon Pillow
Halliday
Bighbyville Pike
Knoxville
Knoxville, Col. Pillow. His Two Son, Granville, Jr
Will
Mra McClain
Rose Hill
Annie McClain
Pillow
J. B Green
Aes
Ebheridge
Jno
Debdbina
EC. Peery
J. P. Street
BE. Dy Gordon
W. Frierson
W. B. Dobbins
Personal notices from Nashville and neighboring towns
A crowded list of social arrivals departures and visits. Names include Mr A S Janes Dr Ernest Sheppard Mr Ennis Sellers Miss Annie Evans Miss Maud Craig Mr T A Leach Captain P H Craig Miss Annie Compton Miss Eleanora Jones Mrs Roy Alexander Mrs J E McArady Mrs Clifford Warren and many others visiting relatives friends and attending events across Nashville Pulaski Murfreesboro Franklin and Birmingham with travel to Memphis Saint Louis and Kansas scenes noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ennis Sellers
Santa Fe
Annie Evans
Pulaski
Maud Craig
Nashville
T. A. Leach
Murfreesboro
Ph, Craig
Waynesboro
Robinson
Alabama
Robert S. Webb
Thos, Jones
Williamson County
F. EB. Wood
Fannie Alexander
Saota Fe
Russell Thowpaou
Memphis
A. A. Barker
Missinnippi
B. Adames
Ethel Hatcher
Montedgls
Walter Stewart
Fannie Stovall
H. I. Farisa
Annie Harrison
Franklin
Lee Blum
A. 5. Samuels
Mina Addie Wood
J. D. Sowell
Leon White
Brentwool
John Haley
John Sloan
Goodlettsville
Charlie Lannom
Davitt
T. N. Figueras
Annie Compton
Mary
Annie Barrow
Eleanora Jones
Bristol
Tenn
Sullins
Aom
Roy Alexander
Atlanta
Knox
J. E. McArady
Lewisburg
W. L. Davis
Alderson
Vallie
Clifford Warren
Annie Leal Wilson
Emma Wooten
Jalie Habblen
Davenport
Iowa
Robert Barber Ana Little
Mary Bullard
Lynvuille
Messrs
Huge de Fleming
Harry Polk
Sam Fanx
Lawrenceburg
Mesars
W. P. Woldridge
Sam
Jake Harlan
Petersburg
Grant Courtright
Ohio
Helen
Alvis Ehrman
Birmingham
Willie Chatto
Mensrs
J. P
A. B. Edwards
Hickman County
J. A. Edwards
Mra. Robi
Peoples
J. C Wooten
Mra W
Young
Genghis Fannie
Brownre Locke
Callie Mai Simmons
Lawrencebury
F. W. Juckson
Dawson Servie
J. R. Beasley
Atationea
Elkton
Culleoxa
Rey
Mr. Walker
Richard Cook
Columbia
Splendid value green coffee at 12 Ibe to 81.00
An old ad copy touts year round coffee consumption and promotes brands with a special green coffee offer priced at 81.00 per pound. It claims trials of roasted coffees like "Southland" deliver a drink “fit for the gods,” urging readers to try and compare with higher priced packages.
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Southland
Toils of the Law: Collis Whitney Held for Pocketbook Theft
In a case from the area a small Negro boy Collis Whitney is jailed on larceny charges for stealing a pocket book containing 7.50 from Mrs. Clements. Whitney admits the theft but claims Mrs. Clements' driver pressured him. The driver says he was asleep and unaware of the crime until later. Whitney’s family seeks funds for his release. Also Abe Curry charged with larceny was brought from Hampshire by Deputy Tom Lucy and jailed. Two Negroes from Mt. Pleasant were bound over for court on larceny, and Deputy Ogilvie of Marshall county arrested a suspect wanted in Lewisburg for assault with intent to kill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Collis Whitney
Ben Harris
Mt. Pleasant
Deputy Ogilvie
Marshall County
Lewisburg
Coal Price Extend Notice From Dale Bros
Summer prices hold for a few days longer on Blue Gem Jellico Providence and Black Diamond coals as Dale Bros invites orders. Augustf surcharge or terms not specified.
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Blue Gem
Jellico
Providence
Black Diamond
Dale Bros
Court Row Over Malicious Mischief and Assault
In a Wednesday session before Esq Hayes Maggie Hardison and Carrie Davis, both colored, faced charges of malicious mischief but were dismissed upon payment of costs. Dr A Z Braxton, also colored, fined recently for assault and battery, received a state warrant charging assault to kill for the same offense. The warrant was sworn before Esq Hayes and the trial occurred yesterday. Minnie Gritl, Henrietta Bransford and Mary Eastman, all colored, appeared before Judge Erwin on Wednesday charged with disorderly conduct and were fined $2.50 each and costs.
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Maggie Hardison
Carrie Davis
Esq
Hayes
A. Z. Braxton
Aince
Nssault
Minnie Gritl
Henrietta Bransford
Mary Eastman
Erwin
Second-Hand Two-Horse Surrey Bargain
Two-horse Surrey almost as good as new offered at less than half first cost. Great bargain. Come quick, eager buyers at Satterfield & Dodson.
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Surrey
Eages
Satterfield & Dodson
Local Sickness Update From Bethel Hospital Ward
Mrs J P Strout remains convalescent while Mrs T N Jones walks corridors at Bethell after three months illness. Miss Margaret Bicknell shows slow improvement after weeks on the sick list. Mr and Mrs Jim Jackson’s baby is quite ill and City Marshall Latte is also reported sick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. P. Strout
T. N. Jones
Bethell
Mise
Margaret Bicknell
Jim Jackson
Marshall Latte
Funeral notices for Huckaby and Huckaby kin at Rose Hill
Funeral services were held Monday night at Hanson place near the Arsenal and a graveside burial followed Tuesday afternoon at 3. The coffin rested at the residence before interment in Rose Hill. Felix Huckaby of Osceola Arkansas died recently and was buried at Hardison graveyard. He was about 20 years old and a grandson of Daniel Williams of Call.
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Hanson Place
Arsenal
Rose Hill
Felix Huckaby
Osceola
Ark
Hardison Graveyard
Daniel Walliams
Call
Lively Scrap Over Bribe Allegations in Pulaski Turnpike Case
A Wednesday altercation in Mr G T Hughes office involved Mosars Horace Rainey and Bill Goodrum during deposition in Morgan v Pulaski turnpike. Goodrum claimed Rainey offered bribes to turnpike commissioners. Rainey denied the charge and attacked with a chair, Rainey countered with a knife causing a superficial eye wound. Both men remained standing and the dispute ended without further incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mosars
Horace Rainey
Bill Goodrum
G. T. Hughes
Goodrum
Morgan Et. al
Pulaski Turnpike
Rainey
Mr.Goodrum
Mr. Iney
More Large Mules For Sale By W. Howann & Co
We have just received fifty well broke mules for sale. Will trade them for aged mules. W. Howann & Co.
Local Moves And Front Street Talk In November Report
November town news notes residents planning moves. Mr and Mrs Oscar L Dortch likely relocate to the McKinney home next spring. Mrs Mary Warfield rents and moves to Williams residence with daughter to board. Simms to Dunnington house on pine street. Warfield to lead. A wild cat on display in A B Rains drug store window, killed near Wayne Station by hunter J M Bacue after turkey call lured cat. Sheriff Hight and Constable Goad report a craps game at John Boott's home on North Giltreet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oscar L. Dortch
McKinney
Valentino
Florida
D&w
Tf J. A. Sloan & Co
Fielden Dunn
Polaski Pike
John A. Duncan Estore
Main Street
C. A. Wallace
Mary Warfield
Williams
Garden Street
Simms
Dunnington House
Warfield
Holman
Sheriff Hight
Constable Goad
John Boott
North Giltreet
Lo’slock
Fay
Hayes
Dave Gaston
Bob Cooper
Tom Beard
Wash Granberry
Tom Wesley
Frances Btone
John Scott
Frank Holm
College
Weding Bells Mark A Southern Maury County Union
In Maury County the wedding of a locally known couple was announced with the bride a daughter of Mr and Mrs Gorden Cecil former residents of the county. Robert Edward Blackburs named as best man in the ceremony to be held at the bridegroom’s home community.
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Gorden Cecil
Maury County
Robert Edward Blackburs
Prominent Philadelphia promoter Blackman dies at 57
Col. Albert Livingston Blackman longtime Philadelphia promoter and industrial agent died at 10 PM today at 45 Lindsley avenue Nashville banners report. Born in Maury county he served in the Fourth Tennessee Cavalry and built a world spanning career. He left 15000 to John R. Shelton and 800 shares in Mud River Coal to John Clemente, with rest to kin. Interment at Carter's Creek family graveyard.
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Albert Livingston Blackman
Philadelphia
Thomas M. Andrews
Lindsley Avenue
Col. Blackman
Kentucky
Maury County
Vince
Tennessse
Fourth Tennesses Cavalry
Atreck
T. A. Blackman
Montgomery
Alas
J. J. O'Connor
Williamson County
Laura A. Johnston
Bolder
Col
Nashville
Sol. Blackman
Mr. Andrews
John R. Shelton
New York
Mud River Coal Company
John Clemente
Carter’s Creek
Gould May Buy Belle Meade in Rumor
Nashville report says George Gould, the millionaire noted for racing, may pursue Belle Meade to prevent abandonment and convert it into a great breeding farm. He has corresponded with Nashville figures but no formal negotiations with Gen. Jackson have begun.
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Nashville
Tenn
Belle Meade
George Gould
Jackson
Examination for County Superintendent Exam date set at Columbia
Judge W C Gordon received a letter from State Superintendent Morgan Fitspatrick fixing October 6 7 8 as the exam days for all County Superintendent candidates. The courthouse in Columbia is named as the place with Prof J P Graham J Key and W E Bostick appointed to conduct the examination in compliance with the instructions from the state official.
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W. C. Gordon
State Superintendent of Public Instruction
Morgan Fitspatrick
Court House
Columbia
Itzpatrick
Luis Gordon
J. P. Graham
J. Key
W. E. Bostick
Religious Service Draws Members Across Denominations
Morning service at Peters church drew many Methhodiat and Presbyterian members who attended their own churches. Mr Capers delivered a strong logical sermon and the music was unusually well received.
Columbia Secret Service Man Craig Killed Near Roosevelt Party
William Craig known in Columbia as a secret service officer died yesterday in the accident involving President Roosevelt's party. He spent about two weeks here a few years back when counterfeit money surfaced locally. Craig had made several arrests in this and nearby counties and aided in breaking up the counterfeit operation.
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William Craig
Secret Service
Roosevelt
Columbia
Mr. Craig
Mny
Social Happenings At Private Homes In Spring Hill
Social happenings recount several informal gatherings hosted by Mrs Elizabeth Dobbins and Miss Katie Duss. Attendees include many named locals and visitors from Memphis and Nashville. Music, refreshments, and games like flinch and progressiveミink are noted, with parties ending late and prizes or treats provided.
Labor Day Observances Across Cities Feature Notable Speeches
Labor day was marked nationwide with large gatherings. In Chicago over 44,000 joined a parade where Senator W Ei Mason spoke. In Kansas City Senator Fairbanks and others addressed crowds, while John Mitchell led 40,000 in Philadelphia. Samuel Gompers spoke in New Orleans, Gov Nawle presided in Chillicothe, and Gov Sayers joined Austin events. Huntington speakers drew protests as miners were urged to form a state militia. Contributions aided striking anthracite miners at many celebrations.
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United States
Chicago
W. Ei. Mason
Kanana City
Fairbanks
Johnitchell
Unit d
Philadelphia
Samuel Gompere
New Orleans
Gov. Nawle
Chillicothe
Sayers
Austin
Tax
Huntington
W. Va
One Grocery Firm Buys Another in Local Merger
Harlan & Hitter acquire W. J. Guest's grocery business on Sor Main street to expand their operation. They will run both stores, with the new venture handling meat as well as groceries until the old stock is reduced.
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Harlan & Hitter
W. J. Guest
Sor Main Street
Water strike halts McKady farm well in Lewisburg
The Columbia Oil and Gas Company struck water at 800 feet on the McKady farm near Lewisburg Tennessee. The well will remain idle until casing is received to seal the water. The company plans to drill to 2,000 feet.
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Columbia Oil & Gas Company
Lewisburg
Tenn
Columbia Oil and Gas Company
McKady
Who Knows Fannie Moore and the Washington asset
Colored party Fannie Moore or her heirs may claim a valuable asset in Washington by proving identity and paying this notice. The asset is due from the old Preed man’s Savings and Trust Co. Witness to the claim calls for recovery of property via the Herald office.
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Fannie Moore
Washington
Preedman's Savings and Trust Co
D&w
Brittain and Abbott Market Handled Granite Monuments
Columbia firm advertises granite and marble monuments tablets markers copin posts and garden fixtures with built iron fence works. claims enlarged toy tools power plant and home enterprise supervision with contact telephone numbers and order options.
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Brittain & Abbott
Columbia
Tena
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Mra Granville Pillow
Minnie McClanahan
Bear Crees Pike
Mille Minole McClanahan
Neboni Gtao
WT. Useery
Cummins Mayberry
Cummins Mabberry
H. HL
Mayberry
Sawdust Valley
Hazle
Mabberry
Tennessee
Duck River
Hick
Mira Lethia Porter
John Morgan Porter
Mary Nelson
Pleas Nelson
Bigbyville
McCain
W. G. Morris
Alice Amelia
Peter Hanson, Jr
Wiley Warfilel
L &N. Ry
J. B. Wilkes
High Street
James Forgey
Howe
Compty
W. C. Cherry
G. W. Jackwin
Riverside
Landreth
Drogelst
Joe. Friel
MS Pleasant
Burt Talty
Weatid
Farnsworth
HL. Gray
Neapolia
Watking, Harvin & Evans
McDowal School
Willie Piguers
R. W. Hight
South Garden Street
Ninth
Tenth
Sims Latta
Frank Bennett
Elkhom
Columbia Lodge
Confederac
Rue Gray Dunnington
Colombia
Marion Dorset
Jas Jane Mayes Dorset
Washington, D. C
R. G. Harris
W. 8. Gordon
C. & Stl
Leo Thompson
Will Collier
Phinteas Lodge
Knights of Pythias
J. M. Towler
American Central Fire Insurance Co
Towler
Gordon & Towler
Geo. B. Williamson
F. E. Kannon
Glendaly
Williamson
Farmers & Merchants Bank
KR. L. McKinney
Yoast
Mrs. McKinney
Watkins, Harlan & Evans
A. S. Janes
Ernest Sheppard
Philippinon
San Francisco
John Park
Paitpsine Islands
Minsoin Park
An Mra
Harrison
Weatera
Everett
Come Springs
Stegar
Binger
Bailey
Ww. F. Anderson & CO
Public Square
Adkisson Bros
Essors
A. J
Nichols
Hopkins
Messia
Bill, Goodrum
Betto
Opera House
E. A. Timmons
Equal Rights
Eaves Literty
Pinar de
Beale
Walaridge
Dwt
Albert L. Blackman
Gould
Fanrenn
W. H. Lipscomn
Farrell & Lipscomb,agents
Continental Fire Insurance Company
Religious News
Band of
Zion
Elizabeth Dobbins
Eran Bent
Sass Lacy Haley
Callender
Ellen Mitchell
Genie Mitchell
Moser Meredith King
Arthur Done
W. A Willis J. J. King
Katie Duss
Miron Marthe Mellaw
Lilliw McGaw
Katie Daan Mesers
Edt Buchanan
Owen Hookaby
Fielden Daun
Hochapos
Huckaby
Sheegog
St Encire
Mr Roberts
Memphia
Ed Baird
Mire Woldridge
Chirk Jones
Annie Puatanaen
W. BR Wootan
Sadie Slew
Connor Akin
Rebecca Williarmeon
William Evans
Janie Sheegog
Sadie Sheegog
Mixa Margaret Wade
Spring Hill
Gusta
Ales Hattle McGavock
Agnes Gorlon Franklin
Flinch
Minesr Lazette Laudor
Chiago
Margaret Wade
Myra Thompson
Frances Orman
Gallatin Roberts
Louise Ayers Measta
David Anderson
Hanes Ayers
Dr. McGuvock
Mayes
St. Clair Thorpson
Lawrence Ayers
Gideon Wade
John Lee
Wharton Cheairs
Brambuch
Pointer
Beckwith
Nod Johnson
P. Woldrige
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