The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1913-09-19
IWenty-One Years
Ago in Columbia
(The Daily Herald. Sent. u. 1927

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M. B. Tomlinson, ]. T. L. Cochran
and George w. Blackburn. commits
sioners of registration, gave notice
that the registration books Of the
Ninth district. (the only district to
which the law then applied) would
be open for the registration of voters
and that H. F. Farris and Isaac
Saffarans had been appointed regist-
rars.
Norman Kirkman, of Nashville,
spent the day In Columbia.
Geo. w. Killebrew was in Nash
VILE. iits
Miss Clara Thompson returned
from an extended visit to Nashville.
H. A. McLemore and family moved
to the Mayes place on Sixth street.
The. cow Of Dock Davis was hit BY
q train at the crossing at Fleming q
Rea's store and pretty badly knock
ed up.
The Maury County BUILDING &
Loan Association advertised $4,000
to loan.
(The Daily Herald, Sept. IS, 1922
The Cecil farm OF 107 acres at Mt.
Pleasant was sold by the trustee Of
Maj. w. P. ingram at public cutlery
at $25 an acre being purchased by
Willis Jones. At the same sale Mr..
Jones, for q consideration of 1890
also purchased the Woodlawn Mills
property. Twelve head of horses
sold at this sale brought total OF
$1,134. :
A black sulphur well was discover.
ed at Timmons. The water was said
to rival that of the famous Blue Lick
Springs The discovery is located
ON the farm of James Knox Polk TIM.
mons.
Mrs. E. X. Chapman died at the
home Of Capt j. H. Russell.
James Sowell returned from visit
to Alabama.
H. c. Scott, of Culleoka, e. G. Nor,
gan, ]. d. Walker, w. H. Alexander
and C. E. Alexander, all Of Bigbyville,
left today for several months stay
lin Texas. Es
Fannie Lou Butts, little child fell
off the fence and broke her arm be-
low the elbow.
New cinder walks have just been
finished on South Main street.
1.-THE Daily Herald, Sept. Is. 1922
Charles H. Robertson and Miss
) Mary C. Stafford were married in
the Office Of County Court Clerk
Wiley by Judge Webb c. Nelson.
The George Wilson Ministries ap-
lpeared before good audience at the
lgrand opera house.
Ms. r. w. Camack returned to
Memphis after spending the summer
here.
Miss Tommie Graham, who has
been the attractive guest Of Mrs. H.
P. Figuers, returned to her home at
) Pinewood.
!; Rev. A. p. McFerrin returned to
Murfreesboro.
Mrs. r. P. Dodson was able to be
iout for the first time since her &C.
cident in the run away when she was
severely hurt.
! Rev. J. s. Weaver, of Texas, a
former pastor here, is visiting old
friends.
President J. X. Farrell declared
that the, fair would open with every
!. thing ready and in fine order.
Mrs J. w. Shelton and her bright
and pretty little doughter, Florence,
returned to Covington, after spending
several weeks with friends here.
F. H. Smith, is building in West
y End large and handsome residence
for William E. Baird.
Col H. G. Evans, W. j. Whit
thOrne and Jno. N. Alexander lelt
! for Franklin to represent Leonidas
Polk Bivouas at the reunion. They
were accompanied by Dave Watkins,
Lloyd Cecil, Joe Dobbins, A. F. Sow
ell and Jno. Carroll.
An fine Jersey COW Of Mrs A. A.
Hodge was killed by train near
the Morgan Woods.
George Childress fell into the eel
liar opening at the store Of Dobbins
& Ewing and was painfully hurt.
Mrs. r. A. Wilkes and Mrs. M. B.
Smiser, of Culleoka, are visiting in
Columbia.
1.-THE Daily Herald, Sept. 16, 1922