The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1891-07-17
SOUTH COLUMBIA.

( Rev. ~. r. Thornton of Winches-
i ter was iSere visiting last. week. We
1regret not being able to keep.him over
1 Sunday.
/ visiting Mrs. J. w. Jackson.
Miss Annie McLain is visiting in
kLawrenceburg tiRis week.
Mrs. Alb A6kisson has returned
from Lynnville.
We have Just received 10 dozen
shoes for Ladies, We are selling for
4 $l.25 worth SO at BOSENTHAL.
Mrs. H. L. White has been quite
sick.
Mrs. ]. T. Weaver of Decstpr, Ala,
and Mrs. E. II. Cartright Of lewis
burg, are visiting Mrs. J. II. Thomas.
Slippers and low cut shoes at
just - their value at
juIyI7 2t. ROsENTHAL.
Mrs. SherrelI Of Nashville is
visiting Mrs. Nick Trantham.
Mr.. Ben Moore has moved his
family to the county.
Another wedding on hand as
soon as the church is completed.
Fred Evans is now rusticating
under the forest.
The South Columbia NJ. E
Church will soon be completed.
We still lead everybody on shoes.
Our 81 shoe is thief best in the world.
ROSENTHAL.
Genie Guest is sick with fever.
Miss Mamie and Fletcher Thweet,
who have been off teaching school for
sometime, have returned home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lse Sugars of Nash
vile are visiting in the southern
part of the city this week.
We heard q gen tleman say that
Maury county was tue grandest place
on earth that he had better health
since he came to Columbia than he
had had for ten years. He will
move his family here next week.
We welcome him to the garden spot
OF the world.
Miss Susie Gilbert is visiting
Hiss Maud Cameron.
School Avenue is progressing
slowly; they are going 10 have a pave
ment that will last for so years.
SOMETHING TO READ.
1 am back from the springs and did not
1 know you all feel sorry for lyou know
There's nothing to compare with a
country life;
The gentlemen don't know when they
find good wife.
1 tried to get off; primped and curled;
The boys said there was too much de-
ception in girls.
] thought of the men and what are they!
Little Jesuits! You hear them say
Girls are foolish, they don't know what
is best;
If they will just wait I'll tell them the
rest.
South Columbia has some pretty girls;
L can assure you they dOn't wear spit
curls.
Society they don't go in; cards they
never touch;
1 wish some from your city could say
as much.
1t was not intended for ladies to play,
That is what 1 heard gentleman say.
Keep up with fashion, it is sure to tell,
Some day or another it will land you III
hell.
L am sorry from my lips such a word
should fall;
l know you will agree with me one and
all.
Mrs. Jim Tucker got mad, when she
said
No one wrote that but Uncle Nod;
Said she never eat AS much supper in
her life.
She is a dear good woman and a loving
wife.
Yes l think Richard is right,
There is nothing will clear Calvin
He came home with his eye black ard
blue;
They say it is really true.
If you did not care what you said
| | would sooner think il was Uncle Nod
He is always doing something to gaaa
great name.
Drummers you all know have bad
name.
am doing my best to make this rhyme,
| f. III. Smith was not at home at the
time,
He is not a drummer, neither is he re-
| miss,
But find man if you can that don't
| like to kiss.
Joe BOrham said to-day at noon
He wished he could get chance real
| soon
He'd show the people he was not afraid
And did not care what they said.
Fred Evans said the man was insane,
That Will O'Brien was OH the train;
He said he was scared little,
And was fixing to fight,
| But when the girls father came
Will was clear out of sight.
You KNOW.