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Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-02-20
MAY REPRODUCE THE
FIRST HOUSE HERE
aNss'isv - "'"'r
Dr.. Jones Tells Many Interesting
Ways 10 Advertise Town
Of Hampton.
WOULD ALSO ERECT A MONUMENT
As the Result of the Suggestions
Thrown Out by the Popular Minis
ter Zig Mass Meeting OF Business
Men ard Persons Generally Has
Been Called Fer Friday Evening,

AS the result of the Interesting
tall On A1:: . advertise Hampton
During the jamestown Exposition"
by Rev A Pendleton Jones. ID. d.
yesterday afternoon a meeting of the
business men and people generally
has been called Tor Friday evening.
The meeting viii take place in the
auditorium or the Young Mems Chris.
tian Association at O'Clock.
A small number of people gather.
ed in the auditorium 10 hear Dr.
Jones and his plans were so well civ.
en- that those who heard him are en-.
thnsiastic over the suggestions
Dir Jones would have the town
look Zip Hampion's history and if pos
sible secure reproduction Of The
first building ever erected in the town
as Hampton is the oldest English
town in America. He is also favor
able 10 the erection of u monument
on the best possible location So ms
10 tell the world that Hampton is
The Oldest place in America. Another
good suggestion from the minister
is that the tug or launch boat be run
from Hampton 10 the site of the
jamestown exposition during the time
The exposition Is In progress by this
means thousands would visit the town
ana with The guide would be shown
every point of interest and al his.
Iorical Interest,
The members Of The jamestown
Association and civic club attended
The meeting Yesterday afternoon and
II is expected thai the organiAai ion
will have II fun attendance on Friday
evening.
DR.. Jones is especially anNons 10
get the merchants and business men
interested in his plan to advertise
the town ana with their coOperaii ion
he is certain that the old Game
Cock" village will soon be known as a
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Denoon--Prosser.

Cards of invitation have been re
ceived here announcing the marriage
of Miss Marie Prosser and Mr.. Hugh
Dcnoon. The marriage will take place
In the home of Mrs r. IT, Wright
boswell. Va, on the evening of Feb
nary 70 Miss Prosser is sister
Of Mrs. William Brandon Rndd.
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OR AL f .

Three year-Cld Sweetwood and Wo.
fni Colt. family broke; any child can
drive II. Also Buggies. Surries. Farm
Wagons and l.owry's Custom-lnade
Harness, made from David Moifat &
Co. pure oak tanned leather. Prices
and terms right Blankets and Robes
al cost 12a w. Queen ST., Hampton
2-l3-Gm
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Little Boy Still Lives.

News from Fox Hin last evening
was TO The effect that Henry John
son. the thirteen year old youth.
who was accidentally shot on Satnr-
day. was sin alive and there is now
chance for his recovery
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Miss Starr Reads This Evening.

Miss Frances Starr, a reader ani
elocutionst, assisted by Mrs. Rees,
Ny ilarsion and Miss jenkins, will
give an entertainment in ST. Johns
parish house his evening under the
auspices of The Kings Daughters.
Miss Starr is among the best readers
on the lycenm platform
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Mre. Byrd in Town.

Mrs u y. Byrd. of Winchester.
wife OF The Hon. r. T. Byrd. who il
making II great reputation in the
Virginia Legislature. reached Hamp-
ION yesterday To visit Dr. ana Mrs.
j. Wilton Hope. in King street.
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DR.. Jones' Lecture.

DR.. Il. Pendleton Jones will deliver
a lecture in the chapel OF the FIRST
Baplist church Tuesday evening. Feb.
rllary 2Oth, at p. m, on his travels
In Europe, for the benefit of Hampton
Chapter. Daughters Of the Confeder-
hcy The receipts are for charity
Admission, 2oc. fe lGfrsu,tu
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wv


Ferdinand llohl. G9 years old. who
served with Company c. Eightysixth
New York infantry. died in The Ma
iional Soldiers Home hospital Sun
day. ,;S!ttStSS
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Masquerade Rail

THE Finch Cmb" will give a mas
qnerade bah "Wednesday evening. Feb
rnary II. III the rooms over The l,anl;
Of Phoebus. Admission. gents, soc /.
ladies'. l5c. n
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PERSONALS AND BRIEFS.

The Coming and Going Of the People
You Know.
Miss Helen Demalne of Washing
ton. daughter Of the late Capt. John
a. Demaine. who has been visiting
friends here, has returned Ia The Ma
iiOnal capital
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-02-20

Colonel William W. Finncy, oi
Richmond. who has been stopping a,
the home Of Mrs. Baker T.. Lee, ia
Mallory avenue, has returned To his
home.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-02-20

hns,ling, busting town of 10000
souls, instead Of a small village oi
loo0 inhabitants as the census re.
port Of the United States government
wonld have the outside world believe.
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MIR. iiouseI>eeDer.

Is your furniture insured? If not
Why mott Sc" n. O. I.ackey. at once
He writes The host insurance M low
rates. II
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Denies Knowledge Of Fire.

When arrested James Taylor siren
uonsly denied knowledge of The blaze.
His home is within fifty feet OF Tho
burned buildings ana according to
the story tuld by the wife OF Tay-
Tor he did not even get NJ to look AT
the fire. She says her husband came
home early Friday night and never
lcit home again until daylight
II was said yesterday that Mr. r.
G. Lee, who was the heaviest loser
by the fire, will Immediately give Il
contract for he erection of a huIi
SOME modern brick structure 10 take
the place OF the burned building MIR
Lee has not fully completed his
plans, but The proposed building will
he an ornament 10 Tie Cross Roads
section
During the fire a large gasolene
tank belonging to MIR Lee was blown
from the store in The air and landed
IN The road several hundred feet lie.
low The destroyed binding.
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Five Dollars Now

may save you S500-if you have it in
vested in an insurance policy. Let
VI o. l-ackey write that policy fol
yOu today. 1t
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FOR SALE.

FOR SALE COMBINATIONS RIDING
and Driving Horse well broke and
gentle; apply 10 $. $ LAWSON.
al Moore az Lawson's, No. II East
Queen Street. Hampton. li-Gt
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P1OEBUS ANp Oh y POINT
MIR. Topping I'D.

Mr., George Topping, who lives
ill Sugar Hill, is very i'll with cry
sipelas
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III alf
Price

is what we say ana what we mean
for all ovERcoATs-and yon know
that when YOU come here today you
win find the ovcrcoats at half price
just as We promise yo,L for We make
our word good every time
$4,000 Overcoats. now ......... $1,000
$500 ovorron's now ...... ESQ
s12.5O oveicoats. now. ........ e.25
$1,000 overcoats. now. ...... 500
$50 oyercoa,s. now ........ a.7s
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-02-20

Mrs. Baker j. Lee and her grand
daughter Miss Bessie Lee Booker
viii leave Hampton Thursday morn
ing for Los Angeles, Cal. where they
VIII spend three months with Rev
ana Mrs. Baker T. Lee, ir En- route
10 California Mrs Lee ana Miss
Booker Will stop over in New or
leans ana take in the mardi eras
festivities.
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FOR RENT.

FOR RENT-MODERN RESIDENCE.
z rooms. clsiern, city water bath,
latrobe and range, Apply TO GEO
NJ. RICHTER, Hampton. 81 Newport
news ll.22-If
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SECOND ARREST IN
| INCENDIARY CASE
Police Capture Another Taylor as
Being Connected With the
Cross Roads Fire.
EVIDENCE AGAINST THE NEGRO
authorities Are Sure That They Have
the Right Man-lee Intends to
Build Fine Large Brick Building
to Replace His Store Destroyed by
Flames.

In the arrest of James Taylor alias
lingo" oolored. last night. the DO.
lice authorities believe that they have
The connecting link in unraveling the
Cross Roads fire, which resulted in
the destruction of The stores of
MeSSrs. II. G. Lee and w. r. Patrick
Saturday morning
Taylor's arrest followed information
given Deputy Sheriff Charles c. Cur.
lis. which, If found to be correct.
VIII prove embarrassing for the accu-
sed negro. It. is said that man
answering Taylor's description was
seen 10 enter Mr.. Lees store early
Saturday morning and later leave
there by means of ladder. Other
strong evidence has been supplied the
authorities.
Taylors Are Not Related.
| The second Taylor is no relation of
Jackson Taylor. The colored man ar
| rested Saturday and now in The conn
~ Jail awaiting trial 10y Justice of
the peace on The charge of arson.
Jackson is also accused Of having
knowledge of the origin Of the fire
While The police authorities are
working hard to have the guilty par
| ties punished they are keeping their
evidence quiet and when the cases
| come mp for preliminary hearing it
may he that several sensations will he
| D. ruu,r
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Mrs. Harry Wise Booker chaperon-
ed Il dinner party given on board
TIA" baIIleship Indiana by officers
Sunday evening
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OVER THE COUNTY.
Photos &c each at YoUNG's.

Photos &c each at YOUNG'S.
A pig weighing rs pounds came to
my lot six weeks ago. Owner can
have same by paying for this ad and
feed bill. Call at No. 40 West Eighth.
3-15-4w
Miss Lucretia Bunch is visiting Miss
Anne McMillin at Mt Pleasant.
Miss Carrie Bunch, of Nashville,
will arrive Friday to visit Miss Lucre-
tia Bunch.
FOR SALE:-A few choice Brown
Leghorn hens, and Brown Leghorn
eggs; 81 per setting of Is. White
Spring Leghorn Yards, Bell Phone
1879. 13-6t&w
Miss Alice Orr and Miss Keeble
Trimble, of Nashville, will arrive Sat-
urday to visit Miss Dixie Watkins at
Ashwood.
RHODE ISLAND RED, BUCK EYE
strain eggs for sale. First pen, Is for
$500; second pen, Is for $3.50.
9-6t&w w. D. HASTINGS
Mr.. Willis Armstrong, who has been
in Nashville, is visiting his uncle, Mr.. |
Hinton Frierson at Cross Bridges.
Mrs. Frank Evans, of Bear Creek,
who has been vitisting Mrs. E. R.
Blackman in Nashville, has returned
home.
FOR SALE-Barred Plymouth Rock
eggs from first cockerel, first pen,
second pullet and third hen at the
Middle Tennessee Poultry Associa-
ion Show. $3.50 per 16 or three sit
ings for $4.00.-R. L. HAYES, Co
umbia, Tenn, Route No. 4. Bell
Phone 141-2
-thu&mon-d-6t-w4t
We have in our charge .14O cottages
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will arrive the last of this week t
visit Miss Maud Burns.
Mrs. Mack Griffin, of Mt. Pleasant
spent Monday and Tuesday here wit
RELATIVES.
Miss Matte Edwards, of eros,
Bridges, is visiting Mr.. and Mrs. T
NJ Edwards.
Miss Young, of Nashville, who has
been visiting Mrs. Jet Owen, has re
turned home.
Mr.. and Mrs G. H. Sharp and fam.
lily will return from Florida Monday
Mrs. W. S. Frost and daughter ar
rived Tuesday.
Mr.. Workman spent Sunday and
Monday with his sister, Mrs. F. A.
Shaw.
Miss Bessie Craig, of Mt. Pleasant
has returned home, after a visit to
her sister, Mrs. Faris Fleming.
Mr.. Cheairs Mayes arrived Wednes-
day from Chicago for few days visit
to his parents, Mr. and Mrs. ]. M.
Mayes.
Mrs. Carrie Mcclure will come out
from Nashville the first of April and
spend two months with Mrs. R. L.
Hayes, of Riverside, and will open a
studio at the residence of
Mrs Hayes.
Mr.. E. H. Hatcher will leave Monday
for st. Louis on legal business.
Mrs. Tom Meadows will leave Fri
lay for visit to Pulaski.
Mrs. A. B. Ewing, of Birmingham.
Ala, arrived Wednesday evening to
visit her sister Mrs. John Mitchell in
West End.
Miss Rebecca Carpenter will spend
lext week in Franklin as the guest of
Miss McGavock.
Mrs. A. A. Peeler, formerly Miss
linnie LaNeave, of this city, who has
zen living in Atlanta, Ca, will soon
move to New York to live, where Mr..
'eeler will have charge of a branch
flee to be established in that CITY bv
he Shawnit factory. |,
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Miss Annie Evans returned Mon
day morning from Mt Pleasant
where she has been visiting her sis
! ter Mrs. Charles Jackson.
Mrs. Cecil Hunter is visiting her
sister Mrs. R. B. Jones in Nashville.
Mrs. Charley Mooney has returned
from Nashville.
Mrs. Josie Lee has returned from
an extended visit to relatives in the
country and is now with her son, Mr..
U. H. Foster.
Mrs. John Lacey, who has been Wis
iting her mother, Mrs Thweat, has
returned to her home at Luxora, Ark.
Mrs. Emma Russell and Miss Adele
Harris, of Iowa and Miss Annie Tyler,
of Brentwood, are guests of Mr.. and
MRS. w. P. Worley.
Miss Mamie Jones, of White Bluff.
is visiting her sister, Mrs. Wallace U.s.
sery.
Miss lone Sowell, of Columbia, is
spending the week with Mrs. Cloyce
Whitaker and Mrs. l. C. Murphy, at
Glendale
Mr.. and Mrs. Jake Harlan are
spending a few days in Nashville !
and Shelbyville, where Mr.. Harlan is
buying horses.
Messrs. Clay Stacker, Michael Saw
age, G. c. Dismukes, Julian Gracey,
Sr., and Julian Gracey, Jr., of Clarks-
vile spent Tuesday in Columbia.
Mrs E. H. Hatcher has returned
from Nashville, where she has been
visiting Mrs. Horace Frierson.
Mrs. E. w. Carmack has returned
from Franklin, where she has been
Mrs. McGavock
Mr.. and Mrs. Trotwood Moore have ]
from Nashville. 4
Rev. T. E. Tomerlin, of Nashville. t
was in the city Tuesday. /
Hiram Titcomb has returned from T
Texas. 2
Miss Richardson, of Athens, Ala,
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Mrs. Otey Walker, of Franklin. is
visiting relatives at Williamsport.
Miss, Bell, of Philadelphia, Pa
and Mrs. w. D. Gale. of Nashville
Tenn, are the guests of Miss Jennie
Yeatman at Ashwood.
Miss Dixie Watkins is visiting Miss
Alice Orr in Nashville.
Mr.. G. A. Wright, proprietor of
Little Bigby Stock Farm, returned
Saturday from Glasgow, Ky, where he
purchased some very fine stock.
Mr.. R. c. Maxwell, of Orville. Ala.
returned to Columbia Sunday from
trip to Kentucky, where he has been
purchasing stock for his farm in
Alabama. Mr.. Maxwell left for Shell
byville, Tenn, Monday to purchase
stock enough to complete the car
load which he intends to ship from
this place today.
Mr.. Marshal Roberts, of Roberts
Bend, will begin building his new
residence in few days.
Mrs. A. P. Roberts, of Zion. is with
relatives in Roberts Bend this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Milton Walters and
little babe, of Carriers. Creek. snent
saturday and Sunday with his broth /
er at Timmons.
Mr. Walter Church and family. of
GOODWIN, visited relatives in Roberts,
Bend last Sunday.
Rev. J. G. Blackwood will preach at
Goodwin chapel next Sunday afternoon
at 2:3O o'clock.
Miss Aline Page, of Culleolxa visi.
ted her parents in Roberts Bend last
Sunday.
Little Albertine Page, of Roberts, {
6end' Is with her aunt, Miss Ophelia
Page at Timmons, this week.
Miss Abertine Page is visiting Miss '
)phelia Page, at Goodwin.
Miss Lizzie Oakley and father. Mr. a
). ID. Oakley. of Water Valley have
eturned from Franklin, where thew e
vent to hear Senator Carmack,s
peech Saturday. a
Miss Aileen Page, who attends
chool at Culleoka, is visiting her mar.
nts at Roberts Bend.
MRS. J. R. Mckee. of Spring HILL fs e.
listing her father Mr.. 8. u, o.kIor
Water Valley. q.
MISS Fannie Mai Garner is visiting
Iiss Lulu Fry at Zion,
Preaching was held at Concord LAST =
lnday for the first time in three
onths.
mr. Edgar Page is visiting Mr.. and
RS. Yves Evans. at Culleoka
MISS May Russell opened her scbooul
Concord last Monday.
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o and tenament houses for rent; Is co
ored, and 2 white houses now vacan,
, See us, Riggs L. Hayes G. Co.
! 1t-wtf
The ladies of the Zion Church wi
have dinner on the first Monday /,
April. The place will be published
later.
Master Willis Armstrong has recover
ed sufficiently to be able to leave the
infrmary, and is visiting friends in
Nsshville.i
Mr.. and Mrs. Beasley, who have been
visiting Mrs. W. o. Roberts at Roberts
Bend, have returned to their home in
Prospect Giles County.
Miss Bessie Henry, OF LynnvilIe, is
visiting her brother Mr.. Henry at Darks
Mills.
The L. &. N. R. r. Co. has a large
force OF hands at work on the switch
ing track at Darks Station, which when
completed will be something over 1900
feet IN length.
Mrs. Leon Shadden returned to her
home in Fayetteville this morning af-
ter visit to Mrs. Dorsett, at Will
Transport
S. c. BUFF ORPINGTONS: First
prize pen winners at Columbia, Chat.
tanooga and Franklin. Eggs $500
and $500 for Is. w. S. MCCALL. Co.
lumbia, Tenn. 2-19-eod12t&w4tI
Messrs. James Walker, Leslie Kin
ger, Henry Jones and Clint Moore, of
the G. M. A., are spending from Thurs
day to Monday at their home in Wi!
Transport
Miss Maggie Johnson, of Santa Fe,
has returned home after a visit in
Mr.. Hilton Jones, son of Mr.. Sam
Jones, is quite ill at the home of his
parents in Spring Hill.
BUFF ORPINGTON EGGS for
Matching from mating of prize win.
lers. William Cook strain. Pen head.
I'd by 921a scoring male, sired by i'm.
ported bird, with unsurpassed show ,
ecord. Pullets scoring from go to "a. :
red to lay. Eggs $500 for Is. Mrs.
Wallace Brown, Citizens phone ga. :
I. R. 2. 12.etaw1t =
Mr. Edgar Woolard, Henry Jones
nd Joe and Ben Mullen, of the C. II. z
- are spending the three days holi. 2
ay at their homes in Santa Fee.
Little Miss Virginia Wakefield. of n
anita Fe, broke her collar bone last
eek.
Messrs. Fowler Walker and Rem :,
owley, of Santa Fe, are in Union "
ity
Mrs. J. B. Cowley and son, of San.
Fe, are visiting relatives in Nash. .,
lie. o
MI. john Andrews, Of Berlin, is Wis
ng his father, Mr.. James Andrews y,
Hardison Mills. :.
Mr.. J. e. Dixon has closed out his
Ierests at Shelbyville and he and MI
rs. Dixon are temporarily at the
xon home at Ashwood. G.,
Miss George Taylor, of Nashville m,
me up from Culleoka, where she
been to see her grandmother. Mr.
VIII visit friends in Columbia
ore returning home. nj
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D PERSONALS. Q
. 0OO OOOOOOOOOO%

Miss Bertha Wise, who has been tn,
recipient of many social courtesieI
while the guest of Mrs. Harry Wise
has returned to her home in Owens
boro, KY.
Mrs. Lonnie Wood, of Nashville, is
the guest of Mr.. F. E. Wood and fam.
lily.
]. B. McLemore was out Wednesday
from Nashville,
Mr.. John Bose is up from Flu-ence
on business for the H. -
Mr.. and Mrs. B. F. Giddens, of Lynn
vile, are visiting friends in the city
Miss Susie Lipscomb, of Zion is
spending few days with Mrs. Ed
Turner.
Mrs. H. G. Fleming has returned
from a visit to Nashville.
Miss Bell Beecher is visiting Miss
Ida Armstrong at Zon.
Mrs. Derinda McLemore, of Nc
Gains, spent several days this week
in the city with relatives.
Mrs. John Lacy, who has been Wis
iting her mother Mrs. Thweatt, has
returned to Arkansas.
Mrs Allen Davis, formerly Miss
Mary Rains of this city, will arrive |
from Montgomery, Ala, the latter part
of this week to visit Miss Anne Evans.
Mrs. A. p. Gregory is visiting her
parents in Ohio
Miss Mary Ridley is the guest of
Mrs Frank Boardman this week.
Mr.. w. P. Watson, of Norfolk, Va,
will arrive Saturday to visit his sister,
Mrs. w. J. Whitthorne.
Mrs. Mary Porter, of Nashville, is
visiting relatives in the city.
Mrs. M. Mcclellan will go up to
Nashville Friday for a weeks visit. ,
Miss Annie Helm, who has been Wis ,
iting Birmingham friends, has re-
turned home.
Mr. and Mrs. Smith, of Nashville,
are visiting their grandparents, Mr.
and Mrs. d. c. Helm.
Mrs. Dunn, who has been visiting
her daughter, Mrs. S. E. Calender,
has returned to Kentucky.
Rev. J. w. Cherry spent Thursday
in Nashville.
Mrs John Fariss of Decatur, Ala,
is spending few days with her !,
mother Mrs. W. d. Cook. =
Mrs. Ed Geers has returned to :
Memphis, after a visit to Mr.. and =
Mrs. E. F. Everett. =
Mr.. B. G. Shelton, of ST. Louis, is u,
visiting his brother, Mr. ]. w. Shell
ton. on West Ninth street.
Mr.. Roy Hart, of Nashville, is visit -,
ng his mother, Mrs. w. s. Hart. :"
Mrs. Will Hutton has returned from
! visit to Gallatin.
Mrs. Allen Davis, nee Miss Mary -
tains, passed through Columbia 49,
thursday en- route to MONTGOMERY.
Ala, where she will visit Mrs. Henry n.
|. Evans. ",
Mrs. G. w. johnson, of Kentucky.
INC guest oI Mrs. 3. II. Calender. IT,
Madam Custer and Miss Ryan have
eturned from Cincinnati.
Miss Pearl Fariss and Mrs. Miller. 49,
Nashville, are visiting Miss Fetch ,
( .Fariss.
Miss Elizabeth Goodall, who has !,
zen visiting Miss Florence Shelton. o.,
rs returned to Nashville. -,
Mr.. Chas. X. Jackson, representing n
e Advertisers League of N. Y. CITY. p,~
In town with line of up-to-date FL
is. These cuts individualize anv =.
ncern taking them. Mr.. Jackson A,o
IL call upon few of our business NJ
ncerns and demonstrate the value cha
his cuts. While in the city he is D r
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D writing little history of Columbi
D for his paper. He has Travelled tn
} globe and says Columbia is in a DOS
} ton to become a fourishing littl
city.
Miss Lillian Smith is visiting Mrs
i, Clifford in Nashville.
Mrs. John Trotwood Moore is Wis
iting Mrs. Carter Reeves in Nash
vile.
Albert Shields. Jr, is on business
trip to California.
Mrs. c. A. Penden, of Nashville is
visiting her sister, Miss Sallie Dew,
who has been quite ill.
Mrs. ]. w. Howard has returned
from st. Louis, where she has been
visiting her mother, Mrs. Mary
Branch.
Miss Kate Lentz has returned home
after visit to Birmingham.
Mr.. A. w, Mcclure, of Nashville, is
visiting his brother, Love Webb.
Mr.. and Mrs. Evan Helm went to
Nashville Wednesday to attend the
Smith-Helm wedding.
Misses Mary Barrow and Elenora
Jones have returned from a visit to
Nashville.
H. P. Figuers, Jr., left Saturday for
business trip through Kentucky and |
Tennessee.
Messrs. G. B. McVay, ]. G. Whit
field and j. W. Donaldly, Birmingham.
capitalists, who are interested in
Maury county phosphate lands, are
spending a few days in the county
Miss Bessie Henry, who has been
the guest of Mrs. F. ]. Tyler, has re-
turned to her home in Lynnville.
Miss George Kraus is the guest of
Miss Bessie Murphy.
Miss Maggie May Rodgers, of Pu-
ask, is the guest of Miss Elizabeth
oadgett
Mrs W. E. Johnson and daughter.
Miss Bette Johnson, of Kentucky.
lave gone to Murfreesboro where the !
ormer will organize a cooking school
Miss Pearl Fariss returned Monday
o Nashville.
Miss Pearl Smith is spending sew u
raj days with Miss Elsie Ewing.
Miss Cason has returned from the 2
last.
Mr.. George McKennon returned
Ionday afternoon from New York.
Miss Mamie Simms, of Lawrence -
urg, is visiting Mrs. Belle Simms. Az
Mrs. Ellen Schools and Mr.. and
RS. Patton were called to Chatta- "
ooga Monday morning by the illness =
their little granddaughter, Miss -
eah Patton. =
MISS Mona Rohl, of Knoxville, is y,
e guest of Mrs. N. F. Hughes. :"
q. ID. Harder, formerly of Mt Pleas
It, but recently salesman for the
rought Iron Range Co., is spending
few days in Maury.
Mrs. Neeld, of Nashville. is visiting
r parents, Mr.. and Mrs. E. Yoest.
Mr.. John Thompson returned Sat.
lay from GAINESVILLE.
Miss Margaret McEwen returned
'nday afternoon from Nashville.
Mrs. Mamie North and children. of
lth Columbia, are visiting In Chris
ma.
ar Nat Wilkes, of Chicago, spent
urday and Sunday with his ma
is, DIR. and Mrs. ]. H. Wilkes.
lrs. Porter Erwin has returned
Fayetteville.
iiss Jean Dobbins has returned
n Nashville, where she has been
ting her sister, Mrs. Joe Meadows.
RS Joe Dillehay and Miss Lille
lon have returned from a visit to
'ence, Ala.
ISIS Harriet Rodgers, of Florence F.,
is visiting relatives in the CITY
RS. Walter Steele has returned to
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