The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1897-07-02
AROUND TOWN.

Ask your dealer for Century
Club" 1t
Guy Higley is clerking at the
Racket.
Mr.. r. o. Belts has been on the
sick list this week.
Conner Easley has been quite sick,
but is improving now.
IS pounds pure leaf lard 81, cash, at
1t TUCKER BROS.
Capt. L. w. Black has been on the
sick list for several days.
Mr.. j. Y. L. Cochran has recover
ed from spell of sickness.
Mr.. w. j. Dale, we are glad to re-
port, is able to be out again.
PatrOnize home industry by smok-
ing Century Club'-5c cigar. 1t
Little Fannie Houser, the daugh-
ter of Mr.. G.. X. Houser, has the
fever.
Mr.. K. E. McLemOre is on the sick
list, having overworked himself this
| hot weather.
The Sunday-school of the Chris
tian church had their annual picnic
at MOrgan's Mill yesterday.
Mr.. ALI Dale, who has been quite
sick at the home of Mr.. H. P.
Figures, is somewhat improved.
June was somewhat of a "scorch-
err" and, from the way it is starting
out, July will! not be much of an i'm
provement.
June was rather quiet month for
Cupid. Marriage licenses were
issued to only II white couples and
negro couples.
Messrs. w. r. Steele & Co., pro-
prieters, have sent cards to their
Columbia friends, announcing the
opening of Hotel Monte Sano, this
evening.
The Board of Mayor and Alder
men met in regular monthly session
last Friday night, but a quorum not
being present, they took an adjourn
ment until tonight.
The many friends of Mr.. Will
Everett symathize with him in the
extreme illness of his wife in st
Louis. Mrs. Everett's life we are
sorry to report, is despaired of.
Mr.. j. H. Meroney, who has beer
yard foreman at Mr.. f. H. Smiths
for some time, has accepted a posi-
: ton in flour mill at Waverly, Tenn.
and will move there in few days.
Capt. G. H. McAlpine, who hap
pened to the misfortune of getting
his leg broken last week, is gettinl
; along very nicely at the home of hi
son-in-law, Mr.. f. H. Smith, OF
South Main street.
Jim Afford (colored) was arrested
. by officers VOss and Guest Monda!
+ on the charge Of assaulting Lula
! Smith (colored) with rocks. H
, was fined 81 before Judge Erwil
]. Tuesday morning.
Mr.. Blocker. of Lucerne, Levi
3 county, offers So reward for the re
&. covery of strayed mule. See hi
b, ad in the over county items, and
= you have seen the mule describe
Y you may make IS.
S The Sunday-schoOl children of tn
First Cumberland Presbyteria
!, Church-and good many olde
S friends-spent merry day picnic
), ing out at DR.. Atkins grove, on tn
r Mooresville pike, last Tuesday.
r The small children of the Frs
= Presbyterian church had an enjoy
able entertainment, or picnic, in til
e church-yard last Friday Afternoon
5 Refreshments were served durin
5, the afternoon, and everyone had
/ merry time.
e Miss Carrie Barker, the popular
II patient and accommodating youn
lady who answers a thousand an
% one calls at the Citizens EXchang
l. every day, has been on the sick lii
l. this week. Her vacant place h5
: been verv acceptably filled b
e Misses Edna Voss and RebecC
a Erwin.
t. Mary Rainey, little daughter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Horace Rainey,
:, critically i'll with typhoid feve
Is Her condition has not material
Y. changed for several days, but she
s. holding her strength remarkably
1t well, and the friends of her paren
y devoutly hope that she may yet +
Of cover.
l. If you want fine cU Granite mon
ments, call on S. p. Payne. If W
re want "cheap john work" buy fro
ty the other fellow. refer you to Il
s. Granite jobs | have erected in Ro
is Hill and many other cemeteries f
$. the proof. Yours to serve,
sa s. p. PAYNE,
Of If Columbia, Tenn.
e. Miss Mary Baird announces
d. this issue that she will open,
September 8, preparatory scho
for boys and girls. To most of o
home readers, Miss Baird as
teacher, needs no introduction, al
do to those who know her, no endors
~ ment; her success in the schOC
re room while associated with the
,e- stitute, her acknowledged abili
he and her well-known and we'll
se served reputation for thoroughne'
CT are the testimonials the HERA,
re offers for her and guarantees to Il
wv public. Miss Baird's residence is
'et the corner of West Seventh a
he Huntington streets; or letter a
I'd, dressed to her at Columbia, w