The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1913-09-12
Twenty-One Years
Ago in Columbia

THE Daily Herald, Sept. 5, 1922
Evans DIAL aged ten years. died at
his home in South columbia.
Howard Institute at MT. Pleasant,
ronorted an enrolment Of 112 pupils.
Squire |. N. Byers, of Blanton
chapel neighborhood, was quite pain
mlly injured by having his horse fall
on him ~
G. W. .Mahon Of NCarter's Creek.
cold a field Of growing corn at $l.75
nor barrel or IS cents per bushel.
Col. n. N. Cox, democratic nnm-
,Oee for congress spoke at the court
house to IA good crowd. Col. Cox
discussed the tariff. taxes and the
force bill He was especially sevene
in his arraignment Of the later meas
fe and was lliberally applauded.
Circuit court convened for the
term In the sabsense of Judge Pat
,terson, E. s. Fowler was elected
special judge
Miss Lizzie Key daughter of form
or Postmaster General David NJ, Key,
m Chattanooga, and Miss Turney,
daughter of Chief Justice Peter Tur-
new, of Winchester, entered the Co
lumbia Institute.
Sheriff Ragsaale qualified and en-
teerd upon his duties, succeeding
Sheriff Harlan.
NJ S. Kuhn succeeded himself Is
trustee and executed bonds for 1885,
600.
W. R. H. Matthews, of Bigbyville,
succeeded Alex Barker as tax asses-
sor and executed hond for $4,000.
THE Daily Herald, Sept. 6, 1922
T. N. Lrnn, of Hampshire, was ap-
pointed deputy sheriff.
Mrs. Mamie Ritter Johnson, wife
of Albert S. Johnson. died after a
long sickness.
Geo. Kerr, brakeman, on the l..
& n Railroad, while coupling cars
at Summertown, had his left hand
crushed
Mr. and Mrs. John F. Stephenson,
Mr. and Mrs. r. G. Walker, and Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Fnlton, of Zion, are
spending the summer at Summer.
town. ~
Mcdowell School opened with an
enrolment of sixty-five, with Prof
Jno Moore, principal and Misses
Mary Beecher and Mary Blackburn
teachers.
Mrs. j. G. Williamson and Mrs
Jno Wilson, of CulleOka, are visit
ing in Columbia. s
W. S. Jennings was appointed fore
man Of the grand jury.
Walter P. Woodbridge went to Bow
ling Green to attend the races.
Columbia twenty-one years ago II
THE Daily Herald, Sept. 8. 1897
James B. Hill, aged IS years, dice
at his home at Hills Station.
Nurrence Burcham, aged eight
years, died at her home in the Car
ters Creek section.
DR.. T. B. Rains, who has been sicl
in Nashville, reported much better.
Col. John H. Savage, the "old Mar
of the Mountains" spoke to goot
audience at the court house for the
democratic ticket. He made an es
pecially strong plea for the election
by the people Of United States Sen
ators, state ofiicials and clerks and
masters.
The show mare kitty Carter be
longing to W. C. Jones and which
was hitched to the buggy of Frank D
Lander, ran away and ran into thu
pheaton of Mrs. r. p. Dodson u
which she and Miss Leila Barr wer'
driving. Both occupants of thu
pheaton were thrown out, the We
hicle being turned up side down
Luckily Miss Barr was not hurt bu
Mrs. Dodson suffered several severe
bruises and cuts on the arm and fac
and over her right temple. Whil'
painful her injuries were not serious
Kitty Carter was hitched at the pos
Of The Herald ONCE when in SOM
way she slipped the bride and will
no one in the buggy set out on he
wild career. When finally rounde'
up the harness and buggy wera n
threads and she. was badly bruiged.
Mrs. W. w. Page died at her nom
at Leatherwood.
The Culleoka Academy opene
with an attendance Of twenty.
Little Elenor Jones, the daughte
Of Mr.. and Mrs. w. E. Jones, living o.
the Hampshire pike. had her arr
broken.
The Co1umo ia Athletics defeate