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The Wildersville "News"
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Date |
Resource |
Information |
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23 September 1877 |
Vindicator,
Huntingdon,
Carroll County,
Tennessee |
Wildersville Steam Mills are now making extra nice flour and wool rolls. See
sample at MCNEILL & Co., G. & H. E. MURPHY by P. E. PARKER, agent. |
| P. E.
PARKER of Wildersville called at this office. |
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7 December 1888 |
Carroll County Democrat,
Huntingdon, Carroll
Carroll County, Tennessee |
MISS LELA
PARKER, daughter of PRIEST PARKER of Henderson County, and sister of LOUIS
PARKER of town, died last Sunday. |
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27 September 1889 |
Carroll County Democrat,
Huntingdon, Carroll
Carroll County, Tennessee |
Wildersville News
Our little town is on a boom. A. H. FRONABARGER has about completed his
residence. RUSH & Co. are having their gin enlarged. The boys says they will
gin 500 bales this season.
Our school, which was taught by PROF. JOE H.
MCCALL, closed Friday. He taught a good school and we hope that should he
continue to teach, we may secure his services again. It is said he will
accept a position as salesman in the mammoth dry goods store of F. P.
PARKER, Bargertown.
P. E. PARKER, cotton buyer, went to Lexington to
buy the first bale of cotton.
First Bale of Cotton
The first bale of cotton was delivered yesterday by
A. H. FRONABARGER of Wildersville and sold to E. M. WATSON for 12.5 cents
per pound. |
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18 October 1889 |
Carroll County Democrat,
Huntingdon, Carroll
Carroll County, Tennessee |
LEWIS
PARKER of Wildersville paid us a visit this week. |
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June 4, 1895 |
Carroll County Democrat,
Huntingdon, Carroll
Carroll County, Tennessee |
DR. G. L.
LAWS was here from Wildersville to hear ELDER LARIMORE preach. |
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11 December 1896 |
Carroll County Democrat,
Huntingdon, Carroll
Carroll County, Tennessee |
From Wildersville
The recent
cold weather benefited the farmers for butchering hogs, some have been dying
of hog cholera.. BUD WALKER has a hog weighing 700 pounds and MCCULLUM has
one weighing 800 pounds. J. H. PRITCHARD, former merchant here, now of
Clarksburg, was here Sunday. R. B. HARRELL of Nashville was here. MISS BESS
SPELLING of Buena Vista visited here. L. J. PARKER is using a new residence
on College Street. MISS HATTIE MEALS of Martin visited here.
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13 September 1901 |
Tennessee Republican,
Huntingdon, Carroll
County, Tennessee |
The wife of
F. M. ORR died at her home near Wildersville Sunday night of consumption,
and was buried at Seller’s graveyard Monday. She was aged 32 years. |
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