Fall Footwear and Social Round at the Fair News
Local notes detail Fall footwear displays and a long list of visitors, relatives, and guests connected to Columbia during the Fair week. Attendees include Mrs. J. Y. Buchanan, Miss Clara Gee, Miss Maud Haley, and many others from Nashville, Dallas, Birmingham, Pulaski, and beyond, with several officials and residents visiting events and attending the State Fair in Nashville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fayetteville
Kinney Reason
Nashville
John B. Ballanfent
Cullooka
John Haley
Augusta Voorhles
Will Jones
Buford Short
Pulaski
Guy Voorhles
Birmingham
Fred Voorhles
Irving Voorhles
San Antonio
Texas
Job Garner
Miss McLeod
Kentucky
E. H. Hatcher
W. R. Hutton
W. J. Dale
John de Graffenfeld
State
Sim Watson
Effie Bills
Terry Landers
Lawrence
Beech
Department of
Clara Gee
Maude Haley
Ruth Coleman
Louise Fentress
Memphis
J. L. Hutton
Alonzo Millett
Tex
Millett
Bessie Davidson
The
Athenaeum
Maddin Voss
Portland, Tenn
M. A. Hull
Ira Simpkins
Edwardsville
Ashwood man sells turkeys at State Fair for 50 dollars
W. Thompson of Ashwood sold two White Holland turkeys at the State Fair on Tuesday for 50 dollars. Announcement lists 50 barrels of pure apple vinegar at 25 cents per gallon, 8 dollars per barrel, and credits Horace Rainey with the date 22 March.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thompson
Ashwood
Horace Rainey
Fair Hop Fashion and Society Notes in Columbia Evening
The Belbell Fair Hop opened with beauty as Middle Tennessee women drew crowds from Maury and Columbia. Kopp's eighteen piece band played into the night while society attendees enjoyed the scene. Also noted are a buggy matin wedding in South Columbia performed by Rev W T Ussery, and a luncheon hosted by Mrs. William Evans with yellow decorations and a social bridge game led by Miss Julia Warfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belbell
Middle Tennessee
Middle Secion
Columbia
Maury
Kopp
William Evans
B. M. Sheesoy
W. &. Anderson
W. 8. Roberts
Memnhs
Julia “Warfield
Miss Brown
Ittanooga
Frappe
Jdge
Shelton Robinson
Southeast Side News of Visits and Illnesses
Mr. Austin Tucker of Lewisburg stayed with his feeble health mother Mrs. Lou Tucker. Visitors included Henry Gray and son Earl, New Gadis and Nan Wright of Blora. Miss Nan Wright en route to Nashville. Mrs. John McDonald of Cullooka visited daughter Mrs. Myrtie Davis. Richard Robinson and daughter Bealah attended Rosa Robinson and Harry Martin’s marriage. Harry Martin and wife returned from Nashville after visiting Mrs. Lucy Renfro. Miss Ovie Elliott visited friends. Mrs. Nettle Browne and family plan Cedar Town departure. Mrs. Thos McDonald gravely ill with pneumonia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin Tucker
Lewisburg
Lou Tucker
Henry Gray
Earl
New? Gadis
Nan
Susie Wright
Blora
W. N. Wright
Nan Wright
Nashville
John McDonald
Cullooka
Mis
Ovie Elliott
Nettle Browne
Cedar Town
Thos
McDonald
Maury County notes and fair exhibits in local items
Mrs. Will Matthews sustains four falls and injures her right arm. Frank Scott of Nashville visits his parents during the Fair. Suit filed in circuit court for $1,000 damages by J. B. Tomlinson against Joe Black. Machinery exhibits attract crowds at the Fair with Ellott Harlan Dodson showcasing. Eugene Pillow builds a stone walk on West Seventh Street. Everett becomes estate administrator of E. F. Everett. L. & N. Railroad surveying crew returns to Athenæum grounds. Ada Wooten wins $25 bounty on Raffles from the Nashville Tennessean. Jack “Choice Goods” shipped to State Fair. mule sent to State Fair. Condemnation suits settled. funds ready to pay entitled. Tull Worley joins T N Piguers. Warfield wins corn contests. praised for a decade’s focus on corn. J. W. Pugh family moves to Cemetery Avenue. Anderson of Independent Phosphate Co. to relocate from Gallatin with family at Bethell. W. W. Page lists stock and household goods for October 16 sale at Page home on Rate Creek. A. S. James seeks Nashville eye treatment. Will Cotham to assume duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Matthews
Frank Scott
Nashville
J. B. Scott
J. B. Tomlinson
Joe Black
Murfreesboro
J. C. Voorhies, Esq
Messrs
Athenaeum
Ada Wooten
Maury Dry Goods Co
Raffles
Nashville Tennessean
W. J. Moore
Austin Harlen
Nichols
Ewan Creek Railway Company
Maury County
Tull Worley
T. N. Piguers
D. G. Hannah
Katie Croan
Religious Lectures and Sermon Next Sunday
Prof. Hal Peoples of Franklin will lecture at Hopewell tomorrow at 11 o'clock. All residents are invited. Rev. J B Randolph will preach at Glyndale Methodist church next Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hal Peoples
Franklin
Hopewell
J. B. Randolph
Glyndale
Marriage Licenses Reported in Houston Area Listings
Lanegoar and Rhett pairings join Webb Ridley with Janie Wilson and Houston Payne with Poble Haynes in recent marriage license notices. J D Sweet weds M Flowers, T A McMeen to Mita Mattle Lee Harris, reflecting several 1920s era nuptials in local papers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Rhett
Lella Erwin Matthews
Webb Ridley
Janie Wilson
Houston Payne
Poble Haynes
J.D. Sweet
M. F. Flowers
T. A. McMeen
Mita Mattle Lee Harris
Deaths and funeral notices from a rural community
The three year old son of Mr and Mrs J T McKee died Saturday night at the parents home near Wheel Factory. Services were held at the residence Saturday afternoon at four oclock by Mr T and Wharton. Interment was at Rom Hi. Mrs Frank McBride died Wednesday night at her home at Sawdunt Valley. She was buried at Nebo Thursday at 11 o clock with services by Rev Mr Seas. FOR SALE Columbia No 12 Standard PF writered L D Lewis Agent Sprink HN Tenn att Bubscribe fo the Herald.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.T. McKee
Sauli A Ternoon
T. & Wharton
Frank McBride
Sawdunt Valley
Nebo
Seas
Columbia No. 12
D Lewis
Sprink
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Harlan & Evans
Washington
Sadle Short
Miss Evelyn
Evelyn
Institute
Miss Sadle
W. P. Morgan
Nora Thompson
Spring Hill
J. M. Mayes
Ina Still
Lewis Kirk
West 6Th Street
R. C. Maxwell
Selma
Ala
T. H. Neeley
Bigbyville
Allie Stewart
Innis Dobbins
Dobbins
W. B. Dobbins
B. G. Shelton
Covington, Tenn
J. W. Shelton
Ed Goodrum
Bowling Green
W. P. Godrum
Maude Tally
Decatur
John Peyton Merritt
Bride
Cornersville
J. M. Polk
Proctor Polk
Kate Polk
Tom Crowe
Post Office
Bally Hill
Hy Looney
Drey, Miss
Geo
Alcorn
Marsverite
St. Louis
Herman Dorich
Theta
Olive Dobbins
Fullton
Innin Dobbins
A. G. Dinwiddle
Myrtle Reed
Bessie Murphy
Robert Pillow
Miss Cruikshanks
W. 5. Roberts
W. & Anderson
E. M. Sheegag
W. K. Phillips
Elizabeth Porter
Mrs. Keller
Jackson, Tenn
Wim Huckaby
Sunnyside
Col
John W. Fry
Geo. McKennon
Sadie Louise Bruce
Mises Edna Buchnan
Alice Browne
Tex Miller
J. P. Coldwell
Sam Voss
Ethel
Herbert Thomas
A.D. Forgey
Cynthia Baucom
Bon ‘Ton
W. Jerry Tucker
Obion County
T. J. Tucker
Westena
Ben Hargrove
Treavant
West Tennessee
Hargrove
Bon Ton
Paris
New York
Miss Mollie Conyers
California
van Houten
W. G. Harlan
the Clean Store
Century Club
Martin Cox
Miss Lowe
Mr. D. & Slaughter
Mika Mal Perry
Rev
W. T. Ussery
South Columbia
Mr. Ussery
South East Side
Panama
Hanan & Son
Crossett
Hanan
Men’s Clothing Department
Cuterion & Kuppenheimer
Man
Claud Vestal
Anna Adame
A. W. Warfield
Warfield
J. W. Pugh
Sunny Side
Columbia Land
Cemetery Avenue
Anderson
Independent Phosphate Co
Gallatin
Bethell
W. W. Page
Page
Rate Creek
Als. James
Will Cotham
James
Religious News
Lanegoar
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