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The St. Charles herald. [volume] (Hahnville, La.) 1873-1993, 1917-03-31
Stocks.

Parcel 1000 shares capital stock of Lou
isana Meadows Co., par value 500 each.
Parcel 80 shares capital stock of the
Pelican Land Co, Certificate No. /, par
value. 500 each.
Parcel s-ss34 shares capital stock Of the
Pelican Land Co. Certificate No. 6, par
value. sl00 each.
Parcel $3.50 shares capital stock Of the
Pelican Land Co., Certificate No Is. par
value. 500 each.
Parcel 1880 shares capital stock of the
Pelican Land Co., Certificate No. H. par
value, $500 each.
Parcel 11--s727 shares capital stock OF the
Pelican Land Co, Certificate No. Is. par
value. 500 each.
Parcel 1870 shares capital stock of the
Pelican Land Co.. Certificate No. 124. par
value. 500 each.
Parcel $500 shares capital stock Of the
Pelican Land Co.. Certificate No. 125. par
value, s1o0 each.
Parcel 14--12ss shares capital stock of the
Pelican Land Co.. Certificate No. 126, par
value, f100 each.
Parcel 1910 shares capital stock Of the
Pelican Land Co., Certificate No. 127, par
value. $foo each
Parcel 1870 shares capital stock South
Louisiana Land Co.. Ltd. par value 500
each
Parcel 17--5o shares capital stock Terre-
bonnie Land Co. Ltd. par value 500 each.
Parcel $3.50 shares capital stock New Or
leans Delta Drainage Co.. Ltd. par value
500 each.
Parcel $50 shares capital stock Winter
Garden Drainage Co.. Ltd, par value 500
each.
Parcel $3.50 shares capital stock Dominion
Land Co. Ltd. par value. 500 each.
Parcel 21--14.soe shares capital stock
Track Farm Land Co.. Ltd. par value
Parcel s2--Ioo shares capital stock Atchaf-
alsya Land Co. Ltd, Certificate No. 4.
par value s1o0 each
chafaiaya Land Co.. Ltd, Certificate No.
is. par value 500 each.
Parcel al share capital stock Bayou
Cane Land Co.. Ltd. Certificate No. 10.
par value sIoe.
Parcel ss-i share capital stock Prairie
Land Co.. OF La. Ltd.. Certificate No. 81.
par value 500.
Parcel ss--12s shares capital stock North
Louisiana Land Co.. Ltd. par value 500
each.
Parcel 77--tss3 shares capitai stock st.
Bernard Land Co.. Ltd. par value 500
each
Parcel 7s--lo shares capital stock OF the
Bank Of Lockport. par value $50 each.
Parcel ss--il ID shares capital stock of
Louisiana Abstract & Title GUARANTEES Co,
par value 500 each
Parcel 30-2 shares capital stock Of Bank
ing Trust Company tnow Rural Credit Co..
Certificate No. los. par value s10o each.
Parcel 3i-s shares capital stock MISSISSIPPI
pi Valley. South American Orient s. s.
Co.. Certificate No So. par value 500
each.
Parcel s2--s7ss shares capital stock Delta
Land Company. Ltd par value 500 each.
Parcel 1872 shares capital stock Scribe
Publishing Company. par value 500 each,
Certificate No. 30
Parcel s4--s2.5e0 shares capital stock At
chafaiaya Basin OH Development Co.,
par value s1.oo each.
Parcel 35--24e shares capital stock Rich.
land Land Co. par value 500 each
Parcel ss--AIl Of the right title, interest
claim and demand of the Estate OF Ed
ward Wiser In and TO shares OF the cap
ital stoc,s Of the Delhi Land a. Improve
ment Gps which stand In the name a
Ba4MfH rFvfSFer The number az shares
cSFmed NJ the estate not known and can.
not b. ascertained.
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received and recorded for the separate par
cells of property equal two-thirds Of the
appraised value Of each OF said parcels,
then the executors will total the aggregate
amount of the bids received for the prop
erty in each particular parish; arrive at
the total amount bid for the property in
each parish and then proceed to offer all
the property lying in each parish in separ-
ate parcels, all of the property in one par
ish forming one parcel and IL a bid or bids
are received for any one or all such par
cells which exceed in amount the aggregate
of all the bids received for the property in
any one parish when same was offered sep
arately, such bid or bids will be accepted,
and the property in such parish will be
ad iudica ted as a whole and as one parcel
to the successful bidder or bidders. Should,
however, no such bid or bids be received,
then in that event. the property IN any par
ish or parishes for which no such bid Is
received, shall be adjudicated in parcels
to the highest bidder or bidders at the first
offering, whose bid or BIDS shall have been
received and recorded by the executors.
Cd) All acts of sale are to be executed
before Wear F Milling. Notary Public of
the Parish OF Orleans. the purchaser to pay
the costs of the passage of such acts. to-
gether with the costs of all certificates ne
cessary. and assume the taxes for the year
1917.
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JUDICIAL ADVERTISEMENT.
c,vu district Court, Division &C." Parish of
Orleans, State of louisiana NO. Hits.
Succession of Edward Wisner.
SALE OF SUCCESSION PROPERTY.

Under and by virtue Of judgment and
order rendered and signed In the above
numbered and entitled cause by the Hon
orable r. K Skinner. Judge Of the Civil
District Court OF the Parish Of Orleans, on
the 9th day of February 1917. and to us
directed, notice is hereby given that we
will proceed to sell by public auction at the
nrineinaI front door Of the Court House in
the Parish of Orleans, City of New Orleans
on Royal street, between Cont and St Louis
streets in the Second District Of the City
OF New orleans, on the 18th day of April,
1917, at IL o'clock noon, the Following de-
scribed property, to-w1t;
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Parcel 72-1 promissory note for SIS. exc
cuted by Chas. Collins Buck, dated
March 8, 1910, due on demand.
Parcel 73-2 promissory notes for SIS each,
executed by Mrs E. S. Kuehn, dated
9-13-O7, due on demand, interest at per
cent per annum.
Parcel IA promissory note of A. C. Wis
ner for $3.50, dated f1-6-19O5, due 6
months after date, interest at per cent
per annum.
Parcel Isl promissory note for $500, exc
cuted by A. c. Wisner, dated Nov. 6. 1905,
payable on demand, interest at per
cent per apnum.
Parcel 76-1 promissory note for $50, exc
cuted by L. D. Cochrane dated 6-26-19o5,
due 11-l5-05, interest at per cent
Parcel 76 1-2-1 promissory note for S4O0.O 90,
executed by Walter H." Snider, dated De-
cember Is, 1914, due September is, 1915,
bearing interest at the rate of 6 per
cent per annum.
Claims and Accounts Receivable.
Parcel TIA certain lot Of miscellaneous
open accounts and claims held by the
estate against various persons and cor
porations, all of doubtful value, as fol-
lows:
(a) R. S. Daniel, $4,000
CD E. ". Evans, $500.
(c) Delta Land Co.. Ltd. $11.1oO.O0.
(d) Suburban Realty Co. $2216.41
(e) E. L. Page, s35.572.4O.
10 A. c. Wisner. $l7s49O.
(g) E. L. Page and J. NJ Anderson.
s3452.62
CHI Speer & Niver, 100000.
ID L. c. Best. $3.50.
ID DR.. C. C. Buck. $4,000.
(k) W. Day. s2O75.OO.
% j. o. Authemet, $4,000.
(m) Acadia Land Inv. Co. s11.s377s.
(n) w. Hogue, $4,000.
(o) L. Z. Vial. $4,000.
(p) F. ]. Tillotson, $500.
(q) w. s. Underwood, $33329
(r) c. ]. Armanday. $1o0S.
(s) A. d. Miller. s11s.76.
(D B. L. Seawell, s25s.O6.
(u) Chas. sapia. $20s5o.
w Roy Rishel. $109.12.
Parcel Isl w. Audas. s2o02s3.
Parcel 7s-Geo w. Woodbury.. s9S1.51
Movable Property.
Parcel SOL motor boat Mary Jane"
Parcel S1-1 lot of office furniture oeint
1 desk, / table and chairs.
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Parish of st. Charles.
State Of Louisiana.

state or LoulSlana
Parcel es-An Sec. Ill, except lot 4; lots =,
9, 10 and SEA of Sec. 112; lots 5. s, T. y,
10 and SEA off Sec. ia; all Secs. 115 and
li6, in r. IS s.. r. 20 e East Frac
of Frac Sec /; East Frac. 4 OF Frac.
Sec 10; East ! of Sec. IL; all Frac sec.
"a in r. IA s., R. 10 E.; NW3 off NW4
Sec. 8; all Sec. except lot 8; all Secs
and 8; Sec. Z, except NW3 OF SW3 and
NE3 of SEA: all Frac Sec. 3: all sec
40 and that portion Of Sec 80 north OF 3
p R. R. tract except approximately 44o
acres sold to A .Phenis in IA s., X.
20 E., containing in the aggregate 64S7,1o
acres, which property was acquired oy
said Edw wisner from La. Delta Land
Co. on Nov. Il, 1913, registered In Con-
yeyance Book "R," folio 43s.
Parcel ss-AIl Frac. Secs "a. IS. IS In T.
II g.. R 20 E: Frac Secs. 81 in T. IA
s,R. % E: Frac. Secs. 1, and IL and
those parts Of Secs and 10 east OF
Bayou Couba in T. Is 8. r. ~ e.; ali
Frac. Sec 6 in T. Is 8. r, % E.; con-
tanning in the aggregate 1000 acres. more
or less. which property was acquired by
the said Edw wisner from the La Mead
ows Co. ON April 8, 1914. recorded In
Conveyance Book 49, folio s.
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Land Contracts.

agreements for the safe OK lano shuateu
at Paradis, st. Charles Parish, Louisiana,
entered into by the Truck Farm Land Conn
pany, Limited, and the Ave persons here
matter named, the rights Of the Truck
Farm Land Co. Ltd, having been acquired
by Edward wisner.
Parcel SER e. Boyce. dated. April 20.
1sf2 covering SO acres. bal. due $4l6Ss2.
Parcel ss-M. X. schilling, dated Sept. Is.
1sle covering 20 acres. bal due ss14.sO.
Parcel s4--L d. Heller. dated Aug. II.
1s1e covering IL acres. bal due. ss1s.s4'
Parcel SD. A. Mckinley. dated April 9,
1909, covering 22.44 acres. bal. due. 1915.
Parcel s6-Geo. Sowash, dated April 8,
1893, covering 20 acres. bal. due, ss7b.
The transfers Of said contracts carrying
with them the right to enforce same IN every
particular and to recover the lands therein
mentioned
Parcel s7-All OF the right, title, interest.
claim and demand of the estate OF Ed
ward wisner in and to- certain contract
or trust agreement, OF date February 1e'
1914, between Edward Wisner and his
wife and d. c. Gillett. Trustee, under
which said contract the said Edward Wis
ner and his wife transferred to d: { Gii.
lett Trustee, certain lands described
therein, situated in the Counties OF De"
Soto, Lee. Clay, volusia. Osceola' Lake.
putnam, Marion ara sumpter, OF the
state Of Florida. Said contract provides
that said Gillett shall clear the title to
and sell the lands, about 10000 acres, on
account of said Wisner and receive tnere-
for 60 per cent Of the net proceeds, the
remaining 40 per cent to be paid oy MN nm
said wisner being subject to an agree.
rnent entered into by said Wisner with F.
" Meagley, dated August 8, 1914, where
by the eaid Meagley is to receive ~
per cent interest of the proceeds given
the said wisner for services rendered
and to oe ren6ered
Parcel ss--All Of the right, title, interest.
claim and demand of the Estate. of Ed
ward wisner in and to a certain contract
or agreement entered into between Wis
ner and Dresser. co-partnership' ano
the Atchafalaya Basin Levee District,
dated July .. 1900. which is recorded in
I.afourche Parish, in Book A., folio 24l'
and in Terrebonne Parish in Book SO,
folio 5os, the interest OF the said J, M
Dresser in said contract having been &C
+ CURED by Edward wisner.
| Parcel ss--Ali the right title. interest
claim and demand of the Estate of Ed
| ward wisner In and to a certain contract
| entered into by and between N. A Baker
& sons and the Huras Leyee District
dated June 20. 1908. recorded in Plaque
mines Parish in Book 43. No. 25s. folio
sa3, the rights Of said N. A. Baker q
Sons. having been transferred to Edward
wisner.
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March 8, 1917.

NarCh 3, lyI1.
HIBERNIA BANK & TRUST CO.,
BY n. s Hecht. Vice President.
ADORNO v. SMITH,
MRS. MARY J. WISNER.
Co-Executors of the Last Will and Testa-
ment of Edward Wisner
McCLOSKEY & BENEDICT.
CARL v. wISNER.
FOSTER, MILLING, sAAL & MILLING.
Attorneys.
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Parish Of Terrebonne.
State Of Louisiana.
Parcel l0o-All Secs. II. IS. 10, 20. q
~, Is, 20, 30. 81, 80. SO: SWa of
nrrut - c31 MI NJ GW1 and Ma of
State of Louisiana.

Parcel lOo-All Secs. II. IS. 10, 20. 81. ~.
~. Is, 20, 30. 81, 80. SO: SW3 of sW3.
Nwa of SEA, Nj Of Sw4 and M of Sec.
"a: In T. Is s., 1s E.. containing $500
acres, being the same property acquired
by Edward wisner. deceased, from Funk
a Slusher on the day of -. 1e--.
Parcel 101-An OF Sec. in T. 16 s., r.
16 e, except 100 acres fronting on Bayou
Terrebonne, being the same property
from La Meadows Co. on April s. 1914,
also Sc. of SET, W. og SCI. 81 or NW3r
and Sw1 of Sec IS. being the same prop
erty acquired by the said Eaw Wisner,
deceased. from the Terrebonne Land Co.,
Ltd, on April s. 1914; Ell OF SE3 or
Sec. 50 in 4 I6 s., r II f., being the
same property acquired by the late Edw
wisncr from the Terrebonne Land Co,
Ltd. on April 20, 1919, containing $50
acres.
Parcel 1O2-All Sections 62 and 60; lots 2
70 inclusive and all OF lot except so
acres previously sold to Jewett Aiiin in
See 90; M of lot 2 Of Sec 90: in. T. IL
s. r. II F., being the same property ac-
Quired by the late Edw Wisner from
the South La Land Co. Ltd. on April
%, 1914, containing 704.24 acres
Parcel io3-Lot 4 of Sec. 81 in IS s., r.
Isl Frac Sec. 70 in T. 10 8. R. Is
E., containing 200 a. acres. being the
same property acquired by the late Edw.
wisner from South La. Land Co. Ltd. on
April -. 1914.
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PROMISSORY NOTES.

Parcel 4o-1 promissory note for s25. exc
cuted by A. b. Booth, dated Aug. H. 1914,
due on demand with interest at 6 per
cent from date.
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Parcel 1O5-sections %, "a. rs. &c. 50. SO,
T IA S, r. II E, Sections l, and II,
T IS S, r. II E. containing 3SI054
acres.
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Jan 10. 1916 signed by Hon. E. K. Skin
ner. Judge of Civil District Court OF Par-
ish of Orleans Div. &C" all Frac. Secs.
63 and CA in T. II s, r. 10 E, being
portion Of the property acquired by the
late Edw. Wisner from the Terrebonne.
Land Co, Ltd, on April 9, 1914, contain
ing I447 acres.
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Parcel 72-1 promissory note for SIS, exc
cuted by Chas. Collins Buck, dated
March 8, 1910, due on demand.
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Parcel Sol motor boat Mary Jane"
Parcel s1-1 lot of office furniture, being
/ desk / table and chairs.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1917-11-30

position of some hotels and restau-
ants to observe other days than
hose officially designated as meat
ess and wheatless days, and says to
nave one schedule at some places and
another at others would defeat the
object aimed at. as it would cable
he greedy and selfish individual to
secure meat and wheat bread every
day Of the week. DR.. Morgan insists
that the schedule should be uniform.
as only in that way can the purposes
of the department be fully met.
DR.. Morgan has sent earnest ap-
peals to the proprietors of eating
places in the smaller towns asking
for their cooperation in the observ-
ance of the meatless and wheatless
Gays.
No action has yet been taken by
the hote.s and restaurants Of Column
bia as to the observance of these
days.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1917-11-30
SIXTEEN R|WRS|GE
FAMILIES TO OBSERVE Observe
FOOD C0kStRvaI|O,
MEATLESS ESDAYS AN e
WHEATLESS WEDNESDAYS
ADOPTED At NETTING.
hotels AN] RESTAURANTS
Movement Started by II. A. Morgan
to Have All Eating Places Fulfill
Schedule of the Food Administra-
ton.

Sixteen families in Riverside will
have meatless and wheatless days In
the future as a result of meeting
of the home department of the WON
ans council of defense Tuesday after
noon in the home of Mrs Arthur
Church. The meeting was held by
Mrs. f. F. Everett and Mrs. R. E.
Nichols. After explaining the food
administration program of conserya-
ton, volunteers were called to pledge
themselves to meatless Tuesdays and
wheatless Wednesdays.
The program MI kes it possible for
families to have any kind o. fish or
fowl on meatless days, and any kind
of bread other than white flour bread
on wheatless days
All of the ladies in Columbia who
operate boarding houses have agreed
TO have me- tless and wheatless days
provided the hotels and restaurants
will also observe these days OF food
conservation, but they find that il
will be detrimental to them to o5
serve these days if the hotels and res
taurants refuse to.
H. A. Morgan, state food admins
t-at II has urged Il hotels and re
tauraats to OBJ re Tuesday as
wheatless day II Yea asday a,
,e .tless day. the :
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1917-11-30
TWO STILL OUTFITS
BEEN DESTROYED
Deputy Marshall Davidson Continues
Raids on Plants of Wild
Caters.

A wildcat still in Lincoln county, 10
miles from Fayetteville, and an Their
in Lawrence county, II miles from
Lawrenceburg, were destroyed Mon
day and Tuesday nights respectively
by Deputy U. S. Marshal E. A. David
son, assisted by the sleriffs of the
two counties. and at the latter place
bv Deputy L. 81 Revenue Collector
A. T. Meyers. A raid was also made
Tuesday night at another place in
Lawrence county. but the operators
had b. en- tippe! off and had removed
their still. The still destroyed in
I-!rc3 county was dry, but The one
in Lawrence county had, 1000 gallons
o. beer ready to be converted into
..,uo,.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1917-11-30
For Bride Elect.

For Bride Elect.
Misses Fannie, Emma, Bessie anc
Mary Sowell and Mrs. Wallace T.
Sowell entertained with a beautiful.
planned Miscellaneous Shower Tues
day afternoon from three to five az
the home of the latter in honor OF
Miss Irene Sowell whose marriage
takes place Thursday afternoon.
The house was artistically decorat
ed in yellow chrysanthemums ant
ferns and the guest list numbered
more than forty.
Receiving with the hostesses anc
honoree were Mrs. Sam McCutcheor
of Franklin and Miss Annie Laurie
Farrar Of Nashville, house guests o
Mrs. Wallace Sowell.
The register was kept by Miss Mary
Sowell and a receipt book written b,
the guests was presented the honoree
The arrangement for presentation
of the shower was very unique ant
pleasing. At the strains of Mendels
shon's wedding march played by Mis-
NJ. Fanny Day miniature brida
party entered the parlor. First CAM
Il the little flower girl, Miss Leah Parl
wearing pretty white frock and car
ryihg a basket of sweet peas. thel
the little bride, Miss Billy Oliver
dressed in full bridal toilet and car
rying an arm bouquet Of white chry
santhemums and the groom, Rober
; Harris in full dress suit. Marvin
/ Roberts as clergyman read the yer
impressive and original ceremony
/ Immediately after the wedding an
congratulations. a trunk ana hand ba
suitably marked and tagged with oil
Shoes. etc. were brought in by tn
baggage boy and opened b. the hor
Gree and found to contain man
beautiful gifts.
At the conclusion of the evening
delicious salad course was served.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1917-11-30
TWO PLEAD GUILTY
ON FORGERY CHARGE
BLOCKER & SON WIN SUIT Fun
REAL ESTATE COMMISSION
IN CIRCUIT COURT.

Mckinley Mitchell entered a pea %
guilty on one charge OF forgery anu
the charges against him in two olne.
cases of the same kind were nohe'
on the payment Of costs in Clrcu''
Court Tuesday. He was sentence
to three months in the workhouse' :.
B. Lipscomb also entered a plea VI
guilty on charge Of forgery ana was
sentenced to four months IN '10
workhouse. cn
In the case of A. L. Blocker Il %"
VS.. Mrs. Madaline Sheppard 'he !O''
returned a verdict in favor Oh '"'
nlaiptiff and a recovery of 800 TOR
real estate commission was sr'"'''
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1917-11-30
PERSONALS.
s=sssEsEsEsrsEszss @sEsas

Judge Sam Holding was In Nash
Vile Saturday
George G. Gordon of Kansas CITY,
Richard Gordon of New YORK MIS-
stephenson of New York and MRS.
Hunter Mcdonald of Nashville were
hare Saturday to attend the funerai
al the late R. H. Gordon who died
"a New York.
serg. William Cakes is at home on
a furlough from Camp Gordon.
Mrs. W. F. Fleming has returned
from the south and has with her as
visitors. Mrs. George F. Blackburn
OF Lake Providence, La, and MIS-
JP williams, of Louisville,
Mr.. and Mrs. Arch LpscomD, Mr..
and Mrs. Ashley wilkins, Mr.. and
Mrs. Branch Satterfield, Mrs. A. s.
page. and Mrs. Raymond Adkisscn
will motor to Nashville this afternoon
70 hear John Mccormack tonight.
Barnett Hine, of Chattanooga Is
visiting his mother, Mrs. Mary ..
Hine.
Drake Clorton, of Bowling Green,
KY, spent Saturday and Sunday with
his mother and family.
Berry G. Evans, who has been IN
training at Leon Springs, Texas, has
received appointment as First Lieu
tenant He wild arrive home this
week to visit his mother, Mrs. II. u
Evans.
jeff T. Hayes and daughter, MISS
Hattie Hayes, of Tomotla, North Gar
olina who have been here on a visl
to Mr.. Hayes brothers, George w
and w. A. Hayes, left Monday after
noon for their home.
Acting Chief of Police W. X. Ian
caster and his mother, Mrs. John L
Lancaster, have returned from Nash
vile after being called to tha
CITY nv the death of Mrs. Eva w
son. who was killed Saturday nlgn
nv an automobile. Mrs. Watson wa
a niece of Mrs. Lancaster
Mr.. and Mrs. C. A. Compton, az
visiting relatives in ALBANY Ala.
Miss Mamie Shaw Goodwin, wh
~ been III, Il able to be In scAoe
aEain at Columbtas d l.vvaBad
Mrs. ]. E. Harris and daughte
Edna, have gone to Chattanooga
spend the holidays with Mr.. Harris
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1917-11-30
DEATHS AND FUNERALS.
=a-a=O=e=O=O- o.:
Mary Josephine Willis.

Mary Josephine Willis, the little
baby of Mr.. and Mrs. Joe D. Willis
died this morning at eight o'clock at
the residence at TO Woodland avenue
after an illness of three weeks.
PRAYERS will be said Tuesday morn
ing at eleven o'clock at the Baptist
church at Cross Bridges by DR.. J. II.
Rarber.. Interment in the family
square at the Cross Bridges Cemetery.
Maury Undertaking Co., in charge.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1917-11-30
CATCHES NEGRO
WHO SHOT WOMAN

Dave Wright, the negro who shot
Pearl Jones, a negress, on the farm
of Will Thomas Monday afternoon,
was caught last night by Sheriff J.
W. Griffin and was bound over this
morning by Justice of the Peace W..
n. Alexander for action by the grand
inry on two charges, assault and bat
terry with intent to kill and carrying
a pistol The negress is in critical
condition in a hospital.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1917-11-30
LOUISVILLE LIVE SfoCN
MARKETS.
;Py Bourbon Stock Journal

by Bourbon Stock Journal
Srecial TO The Herald.
LOUISVILLE, KY, Nov. 2N.-' az .
were steady today and hogs
steady to dime higher. 4.
Cattle-Receipts, $50 head, m"'0
steady. r.t
Hogs-Receipts, 3,4OO head, MARI ..
steady to dime higher Tops, s',..
lights. $3.50; pigs, $3.50 10
roughs, $15.75 and down.
Sheep-Receipts, 80 he-d '"''
steady.