The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1896-12-11
AROUND TOWN.

Ashton's Plansifter Flour is an
oven litter. If.
Mrs. John r. Cox has purchased |
the Evans farm on Bear Greek.
Joe Ritz has completed an addi-
ton to his store-house in West End. |
That display at James Bros, is
dandy. 1t I
The Misses Bicknell have moved
to the fowler cottage on Sixth street.
The Maury County Medical So
ciety meets in DR.. Hazel Padgett's
office next Tuesday.
Desirable frame dwelling on North
Garden st. for rent. Apply to 1.
Barker. If
A. O. McKennon is now with w.
b. McKennon, the groceryman, in
West End.
The pupils of the Andrews public
school are preparing for Christmas
entertainment.
Our low prices are the marvel of
the day. Don't miss our opening.
1t JAMES BROS.
Columbia Lodge will have their
annual meeting next Thursday
night for the election of officers.
Katherine, the little daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe fowler, has been
sick with the measles.
Mrs. Towler's new residence on
High street is nearing completion.
When finished, it will be occupied
by Mr.. A. S. James and family.
You can get pounds of good cof-
fee for 81 at Thos. j. fuckers on the
public square. dec4.2t.
Cakes Bros. have finished their
two-story brick store-house on cor
ner of Eight and Main streets.
Leonidas Polk Bivouac and Henry
Trousdale Camp met in the court
house last Monday.
It's pity that the good citizens
of Columbia have to carry lanterns
at night to keep from running over
the electric light poles.
Come and see our mems $500 and
$500 shoes, all widths; warranted.
1t FIGUERs & MCLEMoRE.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. G. Petri and Miss
May Holman will board next year
with Mrs. Ed Williams, on Eighth
street.
Columbia's architectural adorn-
ment, the courthouse, is now being
repaired and reprinted. The out
side will be treated to coat of red.
Mrs. Frank H. Smith, we regret
to learn, is seriously ill at her resi-
dence on South Main street.
The Plansifter up at Ashton's
Mill, bolts their -four light as a
feather, so it will rise in all kinds of
weather. If
The will of the late Johnson Davis
has been admitted to probate. All
of his property was left to his chill
dren.
Mr.. A. Addison has bought Mr..
Andrew Dale's interest in the coal
business, and will continue the bust
ness by himself.
Mr.. James n. Sheppard has COM
menced the erection of new store
house in West End, on the site
where the former one was burned.
The ranks of the school children
have been thinned very perceptibly
by the measles. The malady has
appeared in a very light form this
year.
Mrs. E. H. Hatcher sold at auc.
tion on the public square, Monday
morning, five thoroughbred Berk
shire hogs for 1915; one of the hogs
alone bringing the sum of $l3
Special cut in mems fine hats-$t
hats reduced to $3.50. See our men.
derby for $l.O0.
1t FIGUERs q MCLEMoRE.
James jewelry opening was wei
attended the first three nights Of
this week, and all present, especial
ly the ladies, enjoyed very much the
beautiful line f.holiday goods dis
played.
, Mr.. James F. Lewis has opened
his new drug store next to the Be,
/ Hive, on the Public Square. He il
, thoroughly competent prescrip
: ZIONIST and deserving gentleman
and we bespeak for him share Of
: public patronage.
Does advertising pay? Ask White
& Daimwood, the North Main stree
grocers. They say that one day las
week they sold $l7 worth of goods t
parties who said, II saw your ad
vertisement in the HERALD"
The way to avoid being dunneC
the second time, is to pay the frs
time. Those who have received sub
scriptlon statements from the HER
r AID, will please take notice and &C
. accordingly.
Mr.. Joseph fowler and family
have moved from Sixth street to til,
fowler residence on North Mali
: street, and will board with Mrs
fowler until she moves to the resi-
dence now occupied by Mr.. A. S
2 James on West Seventh street.
We have the finest stock of monu
,, ments ever in Columbia. We are il
close touch with the marble an
granite centers. We build nothin
shoddy. We are right on prices
See us before placing your order
Office and works corner Sixth an
Embargo streets, Columbia, Tenn.
If PAYNE & HILL.
The Gospel and Colportage Car
, riage, +" in charge of several student
of the American Bible Society, ha
. been in Columbia for the past week
= The preachers talk and sing from
/, platform on the rear part of tn