The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1897-11-26
AROUND TOWN.

Mr.. Lynch Perry is able to be out
after spell of illness.
Mr.. Ed Turner, we are sorry to
state, has been on the sick list this
week.
Call on w. ]. Guest & Co. for pure
country lard. 1t
w. j. Webster, Esq, was on the
sick list several days the past week.
Buy nObby neckwear at HENRY
GROSS 1t
All the banks, schools and a num-
her OF business houses were closet
yesterday.
See notice from Mr.. w. w. Dennis,
the South Main street grocer, else
where in this paper.
Mrs. Jas. H.'White has been quite
sick this week, but we are glad to
report her improving.
Miss Narcissa Williams. who had
her ankle sprained several weeks
since, is able to be out on crutches.
Don't wait till the great rush;
make your selections now while you
can be waited on. JAMES BROS.
nov26-2t
w. T. Wilkes can rent or sell you
the best of organs and pianos. See
him before buying. If
Tom Baird, the negro who was
scalded at w. j. Guest & Co.'S.
L9laughter pen last summer, IS able
to be out.
A mule attached to one of the
City Grain & Feed Cos. wagons
dropped dead from heart disease on
the street Monday.
The foundation is being laid to
the new Cumberland Presbyterian
Church, corner South Main and
Eleventh streets.
Judge E. d. Locney is the happy
father of twelve-pound boy baby,
which came to brighten his home
last Wednesday night.
There's nothing like thankful
heart. The individual who has one
has treasure; and the person who
has not thankful heart is to be
pitied. ...,..
Work on the water tank at the
depot is progressing rapidly. When
| blllO 10 llulOilCh ~ W. q kICdb
improvement on the water service
in that part of town.
Prosperity is here in one line at
least, and that is matrimonial cir
cles. During the past week mar
riage licenses have been issued to
eighteen couples in Maury County.
A wise man considers stock, finish
and price. A foolish man considers
price. have the three right on
cemetery work. Call and be con-
WINGED. S. P. PAYNE,
Telephone 81. Columbia, Tenn.
While in town last Thursday
night, the horse hitched to the
buggy of jeff Digger, of McCain's,
, became frightened and ran away
, jeff was thrown out and the buggy
badly damaged, but fortunately he
escaped unhurt.
. At the meeting of the Middle Ten.
nessee Medical Association at Muir.
q freesboro last Friday, DR.. Hazel
Padgett, of this city, was placed In
q nomination for reelection as Score.
/ tary, but upon stating that he would
: be compelled to be in Europe next
May, his name was withdrawn, and
DIR. Cliff AtchisOD, of Nashville, was
: elected to fill the place.
y Anthony Satterfield and his wife
both colored, could not agree in
: their domestic affairs, and the lat
ter appealed to Judge Erwin to set
9 tie their troubles. Anthony wa:
s brought to trial Wednesday morn
s ing, and a light fine was imposed
q upon him. He stated that his wife
i didn't want him and didn't wan;
: anybody else to have him, and she
9 had aggravated him so that he haC
= been forced to whip her.
% Dock Carr and Sue Lee Carr, botf
y cOlOred, are two persons who evi
q IDENTITY believe in following the pre-
cepts of the old adage, 1T at first
you don't succeed" etc. On tn,
Is marriage license book, in the county
5 court clerks office, the followin!
note appears alongside their names
: This couple has been married once
st before, were divorced, and arc get
rs ting married the second time. 81
e says the groOm.-J. f. Wiley
n Clerk"
- Mr.. j. NJ. Tucker had narrow es
- cape last Friday morning at the de
u pot While standing on the house
track watching No. pull out, tn
, switchengine commenced moving
p" and, before he could be warned
struck him and knocked him down
% Fortunately, some bystanders pulled
q him out of the way, and prevente,
I what might have been a serious &C
5. cident. AS it was, his ankle wa
2 sprained by being caught under tn
l. step, and he has been forced to wall
3, on crutches since.
" Buy dry goods at HENRY GROSS.