The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1897-02-12
AROUND TOWN.

Next Sunday, February, IA, will
be st. Valentines day.
For RENT.-Business room, size
! 7l4X20, cellar 20X36; located on S.
side square, suitable for any small
business. Shuneman & Tiller. If.
Mr.. w. T. Naff and family, who
have been living at Jackson, Tenn,
have moved back to Columbia. Mr..
Nall will take charge of the Cum
berland telephone exchange.
Mr.. E. d. Hunter has opened a
first-class restaurant for ladies and
gentlemen next door to McKennon,
Anderson & Fosters clothing store
on west side public square, where he.
will be glad to have his friends call
and see him.
Mr. Frank Everett has purchased
the Harrison cottage, on West Sixth
street, now occupied by Mr.. Ernest
McLemOre and family.
Wanted, eleven Poland China
brood sows; must weigh 200 pounds,
and be not over two years old. w.
D. Gillespie, Mt. Pleasant, Tenn. If
The Columbia Lodge of Masons
gave a sumptuous supper in the
Masonic hall on Thursday night of
last week. The HERALD force,
being near neighbOrs, were invited
up about II o'clock and partook of
the feast, for which they wish to eX-
tend their sincere thanks.
Will Richardson, a brakeman on
the n. d +. road, had his hand
mashed while coupling some cars in
Mt. Pleasant last Monday. The in
juries are not dangerous, and he
will be able to resume his work in
week or two.
LOST, gold ring, with IN. g. F."
inscribed on the inside. Finder will
receive reward by returning same to
j. w. FriersOn. feb5-2t
Mr.. H. l. Arnold was raised to the
sublime degree of Master Mason last
Thursday night. Members of % diff
ferent lodges were invited to the
meeting, and all were well repre-
scented.
Next Monday night, La Fayette
Chapter No. 4, Royal Arch MasoDs,
will have called meeting for VOL k
in the Mark Masters degree.
w. O. Gordon is now bookkeeper
for Lazarus Bros.
Mrs. NJ. +. Williamson and family
have moved from the James place,
just South of the city, to the Elem
ing cottage, corner of Garden and
Sixth streets.
If you know bargain when you
see it you will place your orders
. with us nOW. We are Over-stocked
with finished monuments, therefore
we offer you advantages that will
save you money.
PAYNE & HILL,
Cor. Sixth and Embargo Sts.,
If Columbia, Tenn.
Mr.. Samuel Green, of Columbia, is
on visit to his brother, our clever
friend Mr.. A. Green of A. R. John
son q CO., the clothiers on the east
side.-Shelbyville Gazette.
A Columbia lady who is some
thing of a dog fancier, recently
placed an order with New York par
ties for an ocean gray-hound.-Giles
County Record.
Miss Carrie Barker now has charge
of the Citizens Telephone exchange,
vice Miss Annie Lou Houser, re-
signed. Miss Barker took charge
last Monday, and so far has given
universal satisfaction. Manager
Kinds has just ordered another
switchboard for the exchange, on
account of the increase in the num-
Der of telephones, and all hands,
both inside and out, are kept busy
making improvements.
Mr.. Granville Coleman has rented
Mrs. Wilkes residence on West
Sixth street, and his mother and sis
ter will occupy it with him after the
18th of this month. Mr.. Coleman
had the misfortune recently to lose
his father, by death.
Company B." was reorganized in
Columbia Tuesday night, and the
new offices will be elected some time
in the near future. s.T
Sheriff Webb and Deputy Dalton
Oliver went to Franklin Tuesday
and brought back Ben Fay (colored)
who is charged with stealing an
overcoat from Rev. Harris (colOred)
Capt. Joe Turney came down from
Nashville this week and returned
with Della Rivers (coloredD, who
was convicted of larceny, at the re.
cent term of the Circuit Court and
sentenced to one year in the peni.
tertiary.
w. B. Greenlaw, Esq, has beer
elected a member of the Board Of
I Education, in place of Joe Cowley
resigned.
! Miss Susie CloptOn was the fortu
> nate one in the contest for the
= handsome piece of embroidery
: offered by the Chancel Circle of tn,
. Episcopal Church. The chances
q were sold, and the proceeds will bt
devoted to the church. The EN-
: broidery was done by Miss Louis,
+ Craik, and is work of art.
!. A new book, knitting anC
crocheting," of 81 pages, over 81
original designs illustrated, beauti
full lace patterns, shawls, hoods, jack
cts, ETC., has been published by TIL,
, Home, l41 Milk street, Boston
D. Mass, and will be sent with a sub
u scription to that paper. The HON
70 is a 20 page monthly filled wit
. original stories, literary and do
y nestle topics and fashions. Its de
= partment of fancy work is specia
! feature, new and original design
- each issue. The price of subscrip
20 ton is 30 cents per year and will in