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The Yuma "News"
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2 August 1889 |
The Republican,
Carroll County,
Tennessee |
Fourteenth
District C. F. BREWER and W. G. RAINEY procured license for the
latter last Saturday and MISS LAURA BOLEN and JOHN E. FUZZELLE and MISS
MATTIE HOLMES to marry. The ceremony took place Sunday morning at the
residence of MONROE BOLEN’S, the father of one of the brides. After the
ceremony, they worshipped at Farmersville and partook of an elegant repast
after the services at THOMAS HOLMES, father of the other bride. The parties
live in the 14th district. |
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October 18, 1889 |
Carroll County Democrat,
Huntingdon, Carroll
Carroll County, Tennessee |
Baptist
Association The Southwestern District Association of Baptists met
with Holly Springs Church four miles south of Maple Creek last Friday and
was in session four days. ELDER J. C PARK was moderator and D. J. ALLEN
clerk.
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24 December 1891 |
Carroll County Democrat,
Huntingdon, Carroll
Carroll County, Tennessee |
Blown into
Atoms A severe accident occurred in Decatur county near the Carroll
county line several days ago. JAMES T. BOYD owned and was running a saw
mill; his fireman allowed the water to run low in the boiler which resulted
in an explosion followed by fatal results. Mr. Boyd… body blown into atoms.
A son of WILLIAM RIGGS was also badly crippled. Boyd was about 45 years old,
leaves a wife and several children. He is an own cousin of FRANK ROGERS of
this place and has other relatives in the county who sadly deplore the
unfortunate occurrence. |
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December 11, 1896 |
Carroll County Democrat,
Huntingdon, Carroll
Carroll County, Tennessee |
Yuma Notes
GEORGE OVERMAN, LEM STANFORD Jr., and LEM HARE of Lexington paid our
little city a visit this week. MISS ETHEL BUTLER, a charming young lady of
Westport, visited her cousin, MISS EMMA BUTLER. She was accompanied home by
WILLIE FRYER, MISS EMMA BUTLER, and Mr. THOMAS, MISS JO DOTSON, and Mr. L.
SMALL, MISS NANNIE ROSSER and JOSEPH RITTER. JO GROGAN of Clarksburg spent
several days visiting relatives and friends. MS. I. J. BLOUNT is spending
the week at her father’s, WILLIAM RAINEY near Dollar. MRS. S. J WALKER was
shopping here Wednesday. MISS LUDE BELEW, who has had a bone felon, is
better. BUD GOOCH says walking is not all taken up between Westport and here
as Bud’s horse left him Sunday night in that neighborhood. Explanations are
not wanted. WALTER QUINN and wife of Westport spent Sunday visiting friends
and attending church. Mr. and Mrs. MOORE of Cawthorn spent Sunday visiting
their son, PROF. J. T. MOORE. MISS WILLIE CARNAL of Clarksburg was here to
visit.
MISS IDA LE of Milan who is teaching at Wildersville. A. J. BUTLER and
family went shopping in Huntingdon. |
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18 Jan 1929 |
The Republican,
Carroll County,
Tennessee |
HORN-BIRDWELL A wedding of much interest and a surprise to their
friends, was solemnized Tuesday, Jan. 1 by ‘Squire C. N. MCMACKINS at Hollow
Rock when MISS GERTIE BIRDWELL of this place became the bride of WADE B.
HORN of Yuma. The bride is the daughter of J. S. BIRDWELL of this place and
has many admirable traits of character. The groom is the son of A. D. HORN
of Yuma and is a student at U. T. Junior College at Martin where they will
make their home for awhile.
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