Local Notes Share Visits and Journeys Across Towns
Miss Mary Dale Craig returns from Spring Hill after a house party as Miss Annie Mack visits her aunt Miss Mollie Mack and heads to Nashville. Several residents travel to Lynnville, Mt. Pleasant, and Union to visit relatives and institutions. A lightning incident claims a valuable hindrance. local men travel to Chicago for a funeral. others resume duties and visits in Alabama, Mississippi, and Tennessee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young's
Mary Dale Craig
Spring Hill
Annie Mack
Mollie Mack
Nashville
Iss Mary Brooks
Hampshire
Luzelle Hodge
John Thomas
Mt. Pleasant
My. Thomas Steele
Scott, Ark
Novak Thompson
Charlotte Henderson
Mississippi
Columbia Institute
Airs
Hugh Foster
Union Korlaws
Ala
A. Granbery
Ashewood
Horses at Auction at Stock Yards Monday September 17
A sale of a load of two year old horse and filly colts will be held at the Stock Yards on Monday at one o'clock. The sale is on credit and rain or shine. By Stone, Porter & White.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lily Hughes
Washington
Riverside
Willie May Page
Fernvale
Geneva Woolard
Santa Fe
M. Edwards
Ethel Bryant
Andrews
Bigbyville
Sadie Scott
Mamie Erwin
Stone, Porter & White
Morgan resigns from Southern Express to join Alabama State Fair
AROUND TOWN notes Morgan has resigned his position with the Southern Express Co and left Wednesday for Birmingham to begin a new post with the Alabama State Fair. Also reported, F. D. Chaffin suffered a painful leg injury Wednesday afternoon at South Side Park while using a foot adz. The West End E Yoest property was purchased by Clarence Fly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whi Morgan
Southern Express Co
Birmingham
F. D. Chaffin
South Side Park
E. Yoest
West End
Clarence Fly
Seed Wheat for Maury County Economists Grow Best
In fall 1905 I distributed four hundred bushels of Economist Wheat over Maury county. It was planted alongside other kinds and proved the better yielding and hardier wheat. If you want to grow the best wheat in the county, place an order for Economist. W. Warfield urges Herald subscribers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Economist
Maury County
W. Warfield
Bride and Groom in Styled Columbia Wedding
Wednesday wedding at the Columbia Institute unites Miss Naom Clark of Columbia and Mr. J Alma Goodman of Memphis Tennessee. The event features yellow decor, arches of lights, a white and yellow bridal party, and a reception in the west hall with gifts and a six course luncheon. The couple depart for a trip after October first and will reside in Memphis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia Institute
W. B. Capers
Episcopal Church
Marjorie Clark
Helen Sparrow
Margaret Mitchell
Helen Brantingham
Elizabeth Carroll
Annie Hawkins
Mississippi
Porter Amis
Franklin, Tenn
Sadie Short
Helena
Ark
Allen Greenley
Susie Graham
Pinewood
Tenn
Edith Clark
Paris
Lee Goodman
Memphis
Cat Hall
Make
Davis
Goodman
Clty
Chattanooga
Clark-Goolman
Clark
Urbal
Institute
Anna Graham
Miss Williams
Nashville
Indianapolis
Cincinnati
Chicago
Nashvlle
Lena B. Smith
Annie Barrow
Mbrary
William P. Morgan
First Cumberland Presbyterian Church
Simmie Payne
Jack Davis
Ewing Kannon
Theodore Stephenson
Webster Turner
John Johnson
Callie Craig
Httle
Lemira Harlan
Edwin Turner
Nowers
John Sowell
W. A. Provine
Ella Kelley
Telephone Growth at Cumberland Company in August 1906
Cumberland Telephone and Telegraph reports August 1906 subscriber activity with 156,401 base, 1,038 added, 0 discontinued, yielding a net increase to 157,439 subscribers by September 1st 1906.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cumberland Telephone & Telegraph Company
Maury National Bank opens savings department in Maury County
To the People of Columbia and Maury County the Maury National Bank announces a new Savings Department. Deposits of 1.00 and up will earn 8 percent interest semiannually on January and July. The bank highlights safety, small deposits for families, and encourages thrift. It lists capital, surplus, and depository protections and invites all to open a savings account. Rh. C. Church presides, W. P. Ridley vice president, A. Parker cashier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia
Maury County
Maury National Bank
Rh. C. Church
Preset
W. P, Ridley
Bryan Coming to Nashville
H B Morrow, chairman of the State Democratic Committee, returned from Louisville where he arranged for Mr Bryan to visit Nashville. Plans list Sept 20 in Atlanta, Sept 21 in Chattanooga, then Birmingham, Memphis Sept 26 morning, Nashville that night, Memphis again that night, then on to Little Rock and the Indian Territory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Herald
Nashville
Tenn
H. B. Morrow
State
Democratic Committee
Louisville
Bryan
Atlanta
Chattanooga
Birmingham
Memphis
Little Rock
Indian Territory
Shaw Opens Tennessee Campaign in Newport
Secretary of the Treasury Leslie M. Shaw kicked off a Tennessee campaign in Newport. Walter P. Brownlow, the Newport free district representative, stood with Shaw as he praised Brownlow. A letter from National Republican Committee Chairman Sherman confirmed Brownlow as the regular Republican candidate in the First District.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herald
Nashville
Tenn
Man Charged With Forgery in Maury Dry Goods Case
Tom Williams, a colored man, faced a forgery charge and was bound over to Circuit Court after a Wednesday trial. He passed a $22 check at Maury Dry Goods Co payable to Will Love, claiming it was his name. He said he could not write and had Ashby Wilkins endorse it, then received the suit and balance. trial showed he could write.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Williams
Bugs
Furies
Maury Dry Goods Co
Will Love
Ashby Wilkins
Dalance
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Hart Schaffner
Marx
Stetson’s
T. N. Figuers
Bina Boyd
Hullie Fry
Lynnville
Clark ‘Taylor
K. A. Timmons
F. C. Sowell
Laesa- 2
Wallace
Lewisburg
Mollie Hardison
Ardison
Eugene Rayburn
Mt. Seat
Sedberry
Llives
Godwin
Thompson Station
Imma Norgrase
Rel Wilver
Sheffield
Mites Cliva Bume
Bessie Giddens
Grace Nowlin
Soule College
Lloyd Ceeil
Cross Bridges
Murray Cell
Colorado
Tom Webster
Cros Bridges
Albert Webster
Martha Alford
Cullooka
Parsons
It Society
Clark Goodman
Eon Figueras
Sue Todd Walker
Abe
Cooper Meek
Frappe
Jensie Wharton
R. E. Jacobs
Davis Payne
Floral Hall
Rebeccs Melemore
Charlottte Henderson
Mittie Elam
Mistes Johnson
Bessie Craig
Zenor
John Rhum
Louisiana
Sawile
Mive-Nona Hill
Miss Curtis
Messrs
Will Howard
Jim Howard
Kittrell
Chas, Williamson
Arch Craig
Henderson
Mr. Lord
Mixes Mary
Margaret McKennon
St. Peter's ‘Church
Me ‘Kennon Tome
Mt. Pleasant Pike
Kopp
Columbia Fair Association
Brown-Lentz
Henry Brown
Katie Lentz
Lasea
Esq
New Court House
Edna Mal Daimwood
Willis
Curtla Garner
Philadelphia
Jennie Yentman
Ashwood
Mittle Elam
Misses Jackson
Leslie M. Shaw
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