The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1896-11-13
AROUND TOWN.
Lrs. E. 1. Joyce is quite sick

MI w. w. MOOT6 Is SICK with Jn6
Ashton's Plansifter Flour is an
oven litter. If.
st. Mary's Guild cleared $65.5O at
their recent entertainment.
H. L. White is suffering with
large carbuncle on his hand.
A. B. Mcbride, one of Rains drug
clerks, is quite sick with fever.
After two weeks confinement,
Mr.. w. B. Dobbins is out again.
Miss Eugenia Clopton is boarding
with Mrs. Wilson Dobbins now.
Mr.. w. B. Kerr is again at his old
place at j. 7. L. COchran's grocery.
The incadescent lights are burn
ing again after several weeks Idark-
ness.
Mr.. S. D. Herndon has moved
back to his old home on Garden
street.
Lafayette Chapter, Royal Arch
Masons, will meet next Monday for
instructions.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Lochridge
have moved out to West End, to go
to housekeeping.
Messrs. Cardwell &!Simpson have
accepted a contract to build a brick
store in Athens, Ala.
Our South East Side correspond
ent reports thirteen cases of measles
in that part of town.
Mr.. Matt Kippax will move into
the house on High street formerly
occupied by A. o. McKennon.
Will McLemore, of Spring Hill,
has accepted a position with the
City Grain and Feed Company.
Ex-Trustee w. A. Henderson and
family have moved to Culleoka,
where they will reside in the future
The Plansifter up at Ashton's
Mill, bolts their -four light as q
feather, so it will rise in all kinds OF
weather. If
Warren, the little child of Mr.. and
Mrs. It. j. Tucker, who has beer
seriously i'll for several days, is
much improved.
Governor X. l.. Taylor will deliver
his lecture on 1.-THE Paradise OF
Fools, " in the Opera House in CO.
lambda, Thursday, Nov. 26.
We return thanks to our friend ]
Hill Alexander. for the article to be
found elsewhere, copied from Allan
TIA Constitution, headed 1.-THE Silver
Lining of Defeat"
DR.. R. Holding and family anC
DR.. and Mrs. q. A. Forgey, have
moved to the McCord residence or
West Sixth street.
One day this week Wilson Frier
son was driving some cattle on tn,
Hampshire pike, and at the railroad
crossing at the Arsenal gate, two o
the cattle were killed by the cars.
Mr.. Albert Shields has moved hi
family from the King place in Yves
End, to the Huntington house OF
West 9th street.
Last Thursday night the Columbi
Lodge of Masons raised d. G. Phelal
to the sublime degree of a Maste
Mason.
LosT:-A ratchet brace and bit
on Mt. Pleasant pike, between rail
road and K. H. Hatcher's. Finde
will please return to Citizens Tele
phone Co. 1t
}. w. Grimes, of Newport, KY,
bicycle drummer, is in the city
Mr.. Grimes weighs 485 pounds, an
shows the strength of the bicycl
which he represents by riding on
himself.
Measels continue to prevail in Co
lumbia. Little Miss Virginia Webt
Martha Weatherly, Matte William
son and Hiram Titcomb are anon
its victims this week.
The boys say they are going t
have the best amateur minstrt
show next Tuesday night ever give
in Columbia. Columbia needs
band and good orchestra. You
4 patronage of this show will help &c
, one.
, The HERALD has just receive
some new job material, and is bette
} prepared than ever to do your work
The proof of the pudding is in tn
= eating" Give US trial, and you
: be satisfied.
> The Ladies Home Mission an
Parsonage Society of the Fir:
! Methodist Church have overhaule
and reprinted the parsonage o
Ninth street, and made it ready fo
the occupancy of their new pasto
Rev. D. G. Kelley.
We are overstocked with f1nishe
= monuments, headstones and tablet
t and will make prices interestin
l Call early and get our prices.
!. PAYNE & HILL,
: Cor. Sixth and Embargo Streets,
: tt Columbia, Tenl