The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1893-03-10
WEST END NOTES.

Senator W.. Whitthorne spent last
Sunday at home.
9. o. Nicholson left last Tuesday
morning for Washington.
Miss Williams, Of Admission, Ala,
is the guest Of Misses Mary aud Bell
Beecher this week
Mrs. Latham and son, Alfred Estes,
Of Birmingham, are visiting heI
mother, Mrs. A. o. P. Nicholson,
who is quite indlspOsed.
Work on the gates at the Arsenal
is pI progressing very slowly on ac-
count of the dlsagreeable weather.
Mr.. Ellsworth Marks, photo
grapner, OF Clinton, Mo-, was here
several days lately, taking Views OF
the buildings |aJ the Arsenal aud
photOgraphing the soldiers. He OBJ
,ained some very ine aud imposing
views, especially those taken OF the
Commanding Otficer's residence and
the store house.
A drunken negro, driving a two
horse wagon, while engaged III dis
pute with another negro, VINO was IN
the wagon with him, AMI not paying
any attention to his team, collIded
with Mora Fariss's buggy near Mr..
! W. J. Webater's resideuae, last Sat.
uiday evening. Que o1 the axes OF
| Mr.. Far.ss's buggy was broken an.l
other damage " the vehicle done,
gu fortunately Mr.. Farlss escaped
uuhurt
! Mr.. f. f. Wood was in Nashville
last Sunday, Visiting his motner,
VINO Is quite sick.
Our young friend, Cal Morgan, who
HIS reputation AS weather
prophet, believing from the pretty,
warm days we had last week that
winter was over, made preparations
to move out 10 his farm last Friday
morning. Remembering how he
suffered from heat here in town last
summer and wishing TO keep perfect.
ly cool out at his farm, he had his
nair clipped, dunued a summer suit
and provided himself with ham,
mock, a mOusquIto bar, palm lea
fans aud Refrigerator before NOV,
ing out. The house he has on nj,
farm was erected ESPECIALLY for ,
summer residence aud the archltec
amply provided plenty of VENT
latlUu. Last Friday night WAS hi,
first night spent i'll his new quarters
and Il very disagreeable one it was
for, Us it will be remembered, it wa
ON that night we had one OF the mos
severe bllzzards Of the season, bu
being OF u very plucIy disposition
he managed 10 tough it out till tn,
first dawn of day, when he hitcne,
his horse TO his buggy and mai
double q1ick time to Town. He re
ported MS thermometer registerin
10 degrees below zero, in the house
wneu he lett the farm, ana sJil
= getting colder.
Gold has been found here, whic
adds another attraction to the Ion
list that West End is in possession o
The piece that was found wa
thought to be brass at first, but ate
il hau been polished it proved TO b
pure gold. The value Of the pioC
found is estimated to be little owe
a two dollars.
= Mr.. J. b. Coyner aud family, VIII
T moved here last fall aud purchased
t residence from G. w. Hayes. in We,
End, returned 10 their home in Ill
n0is the ii, 81 OF this week.
A. Chestier'S stUre-house on I'll
corner of West Seventh aud We
End streets has been completes
MIR. Chester moved his stock
groceries in il last Tuesday.
Col. A. q. H4gey spout last Sun
day in Nashville.
VIII Blackburn is sti improvin
-, Prof. Brownlee's school continue
- in a flourl>hiug condition.
" George Mckeunon has returne
frow New York,
, Mr.. Z. A. White, after au absenC
- of several weeks in Texas, on bus
ues,, has returned home.
c Robert Phillips is clerking Tor Je
= Shaw.
!, w. J. Webster received car lol
= of horses last Wedu -sday thaE W.
:, shipped to him by his brother, H.
# Webster, from Fort Worth TeXa
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