Social calendar notes at the West End Club and area gatherings
The report lists a Saturday card party at the Wet End Club hosted by Mrs James Andrews and other social events. It notes a reception at Columbia Military Academy with talks by members and faculty, plus multiple arrangements for entertaining guests and a luncheon. It also mentions a surprise marriage of Miss Bessie Edene Green to Mr Guy Woldridge in Nashville and a Titcomb reunion in Farmington with many relatives attending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Andrews
C. M. Ae
Columbia Military Academy
Youngs Men's, Chrstian Association
New Life Pills Claim to Prevent Appendicitis
Advertises Bob King's New Life Pills as merciful prevention for appendicitis by stimulating stomach liver and bowels to prevent constipation biliousness malaria headaches and indigestion claiming 250 doses available.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob King
Death notices from Columbia area grieve several families
Multiple obituary items report deaths in Columbia and nearby areas. Mrs Holder dies after illness, burial planned. Joe Fox formerly of the city passes away in Tulia. W F Scott of Score Mill dies. James Hickman dies in Shawney Ohio after typhoid fever with funeral at Glenwood. Tom Odell Jr son of T J Odell dies in Vina Alabama with funeral at Sheffield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra
Holder
Mra Holder
McCain
Joe Fox
Joe E Fos
Tullahome
Murfrerahire
Fox
Grain la Peed Co
Colm
Tom Odell
Columbia
Tom Odell, Jr
T. J. Odell
Nho City
Vina
Ala
Sheffield
Mr. Odell
Odell
Outlaw Wins 2:12 Pace Second Heat At Track Meet
In a racing program the second heat of the 2:12 pace went to Outlaw in 2:14% after Birth Mark won the first heat yesterday. Names listed include Hermitage, Chas Cason, Birth Mark, Robert A, and Avodeen. The 2:17 trot purse of 300 dollars saw Irene F win the first heat with Luthé Buddie and Athlone among the runners. The free-for-all pace was scheduled as the last event of the card.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Outlaw
Stone
Hermitage
Thomas
Chas
Cason
Freas
Amis
Robert A
Holland
Irene F
Green
Luthé Buddie
Athlone
Harrison
Avodeen
Institute Opens for Seventy-Fifth Annual Session
The Columbia Institute opened its seventy-fifth annual session with 174 pupils enrolled and dormitories full. Rev. W B Capers led prayers and addressed visitors and students while Judge Sam Holding praised the school and staff. The kindergarten and primary department began at nine with thirty pupils under Mrs Mary Hine’s direction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia
Waler Brstihald Capers
Jaehcot
Mary County
W. B. Capers
Capers
Judge Sam Holding
Judge Holding
A. G. Dinwiddie
Mary Hine
Ww. P. Woldridge
Willam Biddle
Mary Porter Kirkman
Jeanette Lipscomb
Nashville
J. C. McGowen
Mobile
Ala
T. H. Athey
First Baptist Church
J. E. Edgerton
Arnica Salve Healed Eczema After Ten Years
J. A. Swenson of Watertown Wisconsin recovered from a decade of eczema after using Bucklen's Arnica Salve. The advertisement claims the salve cures eruptive skin conditions including eczema salt rheum boils fever sores burns and scalds. Available for 25 cents at druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Swenson
Watertown
Wis
Bucklen
Worry Not About Lunch at the Fair Store
The store invites fairgoers to relax about meals and promises to fit visitors up with suitable lunch options during the event.
Wilburn Shoots Twice at Smith on Bigbyville Pike
John Smith was shot and slightly wounded by Henry Wilburn several miles from town on the Bigbyville pike. No warrants have been sworn. Smith, said to be with Mrs. Wilburn, received two shots one of which grazed his shoulder while the other went wild.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Smith
Henry Wilburn
Bigbyville Pike
Smith
Mrs. Wilburn
Frazier Goes to Fayetteville for Confederate Veterans Address
Senator James B. Frazier, after a day in Columbia visiting the Fair and the Columbia Military Academy, left for Fayetteville to address the Confederate Veterans at their county reunion. He stayed with Col. John W. Fry and praised the academy’s management while noting government support for its use as a school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James B. Frazier
Columbia
Columbia Military Academy
Fayetteville
Sestion
Frazier
John W. Fry
Co. M. A
Pellagra Declared Contagious by Tennessee Board of Health
Tennessee state board of health declared pellagra a communicable disease after studies and signs of person to person spread within the state. The move, opposed by Dr. Jo J. Lavinder and European authorities, assigns corn diet to a germ culture in the disease and orders all cases to be reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nashville
Tenn
State Board of Health
Jo. J. Lavinder
United Stated Marine Service
Europe
Tennessee
Lolus Leroy
Thomas Cheairs Dies After Short Illness at 65
Thomas Gorum Cheairs died at his Spring Hill home at 8 10 p m Wednesday after a brief illness from heart failure. He was 65 years five months and four days old and never married. Survived by father Maj N F Cheairs two sisters Mrs James Moore of Spring Hill and Mrs Jennie Hickey of Texas and one brother Mr W H Cheairs of Spring Hill. Funeral from the residence Friday at 9 20 a m conducted by Rev T B Pish er interment Rose Hill cemetery. He fought in the Civil War for the Lost Cause and both he and his father served in Confederate units.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Gorum Cheairs
Spring Hill
Mr. Cheairs
Maj
N. F. Cheairs
James Moore
Jennie Hickey
Texas
WH Cheairs
Hickey
T. B. Pisher
Rose Hill Cemetery
Cheaks
Eee
Third Tennessee
Workman Pardoned by Governor Patterson in Maury County
Circuit Court Clerk A J Nichols released John A Workman who had been convicted at the August term of carrying a pistol. The pardon notes Workman as a poor man with a wife and eight children and says he has paid about $100 in costs. It marks the second clemency action in Maury County in recent months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patterson
Maury County
A. J. Nichols
John A. Workman
Circuit Court
Bollegelng
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Peter Caste
Adkisson Bros
Gociety
Mary Ella Fartis
Fariss
Mora Pariss
Garrett
Belle Mina Wid Bes
Decatur
Joe Brownlow
Ernest Farrell
Shelton Robinson
Jolehor
Henry Titcomb
Elizabeth Gray
Hiram B. Titcom
Albert Titcomb
Mary Titcomb
Brooklyn
N. Y
Stephen Titcomb
Farmington
Manning Titcomb
Grace
Olive
Flora Titcomb
Arthur Titcomb
Springfield
Mass
Walter J. Titcomb
Fall River
Louise
Doris
Helen
Mittie Wade
Katherine Titcomb
Charles Williams
Bertha Wade
Wiliam Titcomb
Sarah Titcomb
Ella Titcomb
Supply B. Hunter
Mary ,Stovell-Simpson
Cambridge
M. B. Fairbanks
Boston
Eveline
Phoebe
Lois Wood
Hiram Belcher Titcomb
Memphis
Titcom
Century Club
Charlie
W. W. Scott
Wox
Scott
Score Mill
Ecoanty
James Hichmann
Shawney
Ohio
Hickman
Glenwood
Broadview
Office Brown
Bell Phone
School For Girls
E. P. Turner
Stzison
F. x. Figuers
X Son
Hernin
Tennessee State Board OF Health
Thomas Cheairs
City
Verty. Co
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