The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1892-11-04
AROUND TOWN.

Mr.. w. A. Towards little daughter,
Lettie, is very i'll with lux. Grave
doubts of her recovery are entertain
ed.
The Embry property on South
Main street recently purchased Ky
jacob Barker is being much i'm
proved. The house is being re-
papered, reprinted and thoroughly
renovated.
TUFTS pills purge out malaria.
The Chancery Court, which has
been in session since the first Mon
day in October, will probably adj
jouFn this week.
Fred w. Evans has resigned his
position as manager and book
keeper at the Stock Yards, and will
leave soon for Union City, where he
has accepted a position as book
keeper for McLemOre Bros.
Jas. Lowell, who has been miller
for Hunter & Co., at Carriers Creek,
has resigned, and will accept a posi-
ton AS night miller for Baird d Me-
LemOre.
John RaIsiOu, who had his foot
anputa ed at the Cottage HOte!
about y q ks ago, from I'M urier
received on the railroad, was able t"
leave for his home in Giles County
this morning.
Geo. Kerr, who had his hand badly
ma, he'd on the railroad some time
ago, has been given the position as
tlagman AT the crossing on High
street. Mr., Mosley, the former flag
man, has acurpteu position with
the crew of bridgemen.
MessIs. Lowe Il Tucker, of Chatta-
ncoga, have completed covering the
Columbia Stock Hards.
J.B. Borum was able to be re-
moved to his home near Zion to-day.
VIII Jackson is at the point of
death at the home of his Iather, Mr..
WiIlOughby jackson, in South Co.
lumbia. He IL suffering from an at
tack of Bright's disease, WhiGn Was
aggravated hy his services as guard
III the East Tennessee miners war.
The managers Of the Pulaski Build
ing x Loan AssOcit ton have been
here comforting with the officers OF
the ColumbiL AssC alton and inves-
tIgating the improvements that have
been made in our organization.
Jno. H. Thomas shipped Ida :,
Bob Taylor, Adfield and Amelie
R.vrs TO birmingham Tuesday nigh
Mr.. Joe Convey is behind the
counter at ROSen halls again, after
several weeks i'll ieSs with nala ria
fever.
Mrs. Joe Cowley has been confined
TO her room for several weeks with AL
attack of bronchitis.
In our religious column will be
found a notice of the reception which
il to be given At the First Methodist
Church on Friday night to the new
prea, her, Rev. John w. Hanna. Jr.,
ard his family. All who desire to
extend the new minister welcome,
whether they be MethOdists or not,
are cordially invited to be present.
Three members of Mr.. J. G.. WoOt-
ems family are i'll with fever-Mrs.
WcOten w. b. and little Emma.
Having sold his place on West 9TH
street, Mr. q. w. Hayes will move to
the old Brown residence on the
| Brown farm across the river. Mr..
] Covers, a northern man to whom MIR.
/ HAYES has sold his pro- erty, will
move here with his family about the
10Th of this month.
J. w. and J. l.. Jones, Jr., have re-
ceIved an UIde- fIOm Jamaica for a
jack.
Tue gentle rain which began fall
/ ing last night and has continued
! throughout the day IS peculiarly
! grateful after the last six weeks OF
| drought aud dust.
Constable Pickard arrested Nelson
| Nesia al for gaming this morning; he
was carried 10 evils County by Tom
Lunn to give bail.