The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1897-07-23
AROUND TOWN.

MT. w. IL. Davis mas De6n on the
sick list this week.
ALI Nicholson is able to be out
again after spell of fever. |
Mrs. J. D. Wright is GONZALES
cling from spell of sickness.
Will Holman is sick with fever at
his home on Embargo street.
Conner Easley, who has been
quite sick for the past three weeks,
is cOnvalescing.
A new coat of paint improves the
appearance of the Farmers and
Merchants bank.
w. r. Wilkes can rent or sell you
the best of organs and pianos. See
him before buying. If
Mrs. l.. B. Hughes, W no has been
sick with fever, we are glad to re-
port much improved.
Maj. Will Polk has been qualified
as administrator of the estate of the
late Miss Eliza Polk.
/ Messrs. w. G. Salmon and j. l..
Beavers qualified as nOtaries public
! in the County Court this week.
Mrs B. A. Satterfeld, who has
been quite i'll at her home on Sixth
street, we are glad to say is improv-
ing.
A fire in Sellars restaurant, on
the square, brought the fire COM
pany out last Saturday night. The
damage was very small.
Whether you are in favor of
Constitutional Convention or not,
you should hear Hon. Jas. M. Heads
talk in Columbia tomorrow.
On Thursday morning, July 20,
beginning at I 80 O'Clock, there will
be an annular eclipse of the sun,
which will last about 3 hours.
The Citizens Telephone line to
Spring Hill is being rapidly con-
structed. All the poles are up, and
the wires have been stretched part
of the way.
Mrs. John Stevenson and Mrs.
Alice Tyndall, of the Frierson neigh
borhood, left yesterday for Midway,
KY, where they will visit Mrs.
Henry Martin.
w. II. Wilkes and A. S. Derry
berry, under the firm name of
Wilkes & Derryberry, will be fully
equipped and ready for business as
undertakers within few days. Lo-
cation in the Bethel Block on Gar
den street. If
Several of our citizens have been
5 complaining to Judge Erwin recent
= ly about the taxes on city property
being so low. They say they don't
feel as rich now as they did when
t they were higher.
S Mr.. A. n. Dale, who left here re-
Gently for Chicago for medical treat
: ment, is improving and his physi-
clans are hopeful for his early re-
covery. A surgical operation was
performed upon him one day last
! week, and two pounds of puss re-
= moved from an abscess on his liver
q Monte SanO" is the title of a
piece of music composed by Prof. j
g HOugh Guest, of this city, and
= dedicated to Messrs. w. r. Steele
> and r. B. Jones, proprietOrs of the
e Monte Sano Hotel, near Huntsville
= Ala. Mr.. Guest has gained quite {
e reputation as a violinist and com
poser.
u If you want fine cut Granite monu
ments, call on S. P. Payne. If yOl
want "cheap john work" buy from
= the other fellow. refer you to TIN
= Granite jobs l have erected in Ros
{, Hill and many other cemeteries 70
u the proof. Yours to serve,
S. ?. PAYNE,
r If Columbia, Tenn.
o Geo. Williams (cOlored) brough
Z to the HERALD Office yesterday
4 piece of a grapevine which bear
three distinct crops every year-on,
Y in July, one in August and one il
e September. There are three diff
y ferent sized lunches on the vine a
e present, one size being ripe, anOthe
size about half matured, while tn,
/. fruit on the smallest size is a littl,
7. larger than pin-heads.
l. The Columbia Exchange of tn
d Cumberland Telephone and Tele
g graph Company have an advertise
ment on the sixth page of the HER
.e AID, giving a list of names and sub
q scribers on their guide, recent
in printed in Nashville. AS will b
N seen from their announcement, al
it lines radiating from this exc hang
give direct communication wit
20 points in twenty-five states. Fo
- further Information, call on w. I
= Natf, local manager.