The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1897-09-10
AROUND TOWN.

1t is easier to pay compliments
than board bills.
Mr.. Joe Parks has been on the
sick list this week.
ARA Holtz is now with the South
ERR Express Company.
Mr.. James Dale is clerking at
Mora Fariss shoe store.
Don't let the milk of human kind
ness in you turn to "clabber.n
Street & Cos. hardware store is
receiving fresh coat of paint.
The Mcdowell School opened
Monday the 9Th, with 100 pupils.
Prof. j. Hough Guest opened his
music class yesterday with fifteen
pupils.
The Columbia Institute will begin
upon its 6lst year next Wednesday,
Sept, 10.
Essie, the little daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. TIP Ashton, is quite sick
with fever.
Hinton & Co. are up-to-date in all
lines of plumbing. satisfaction
guaranteed. sepl0-2t
October 8 will be the 56th birthday
of the Odd Fellows Lodge in Co
lumbia.
r. o. Belts & Co. finished moving
their stock of goods to Lynnville
this week.
Mrs. A. B. Rains, who has been
sick fer several weeks, has about re.
covered.
Mrs. Ernest McLemore was quite
sick the first of this week, but has
entirely recovered.
w. II. Wilkes can rent or sell you
the best of organs and pianos. See
him before buying. If
Mr.. A. S. Derry was called tC
Lebanon this week to attend the
sick bed of his child.
The Maury County Medical So.
ciety will meet in DR.. Padgett's
office next Tuesday.
Trustee CRANBERRY sold at auction
a number of pieces of real estate fol
taxes last Monday.
Lafayette Chapter Royal Arcl
Masons will have stated meeting
next Monday night at 1870 o'clock.
Is your bath-tub or sewer leakingi
IT so, have Hinton q Co. make al
examination. sepl0-2t
Geo. w. Green, formerly of thi
county but now of OblOn Station
Obion county, was here on visit
this week.
Mrs. H. F. Fariss will move he
millinery department into the rea
part of the Maury Dry Goods Com
panys store at an early date.
Mr.. r. f. Nichols, of the firm o
West & Nichols, was in Springfield
o., last week, and received hi
diploma in the art of embalming.
During the month of August tn
Columbia Creamery Co., paid to it
patrons for milk $500. See thei
"ad.' elsewhere calling attention t.
the advance in the price of butte
, fat.
, Judge Looney is quite as good
farmer as he is a judge. He ha
: several samples of his corn crop j
: his office, which he planted in Apr
} and has just harvested, that woul
do credit to any tiller of the soil.
Hands at work on the new suctio
pipe for the Water Company ur
earthed three Enfield rifles abou
six feet deep in the river bed on
day this week. These rifles WEI
used by the Union army during th
3 Civil war.
, The Columbia Water & Ligl
: Company are now giving good sci
f vice to their patrons. Very few {
a the street lights are now ever on
The new suction pipe, which wi
q take water above Helms brancl
\ will be finished this month.
? Miss Mollie Baird's school for boy
: and girls from to II years of ag
| opened on Wednesday of this wee
} with a very satisfactory ATTENDANCE
0 The cOzy little room is nicely fu
$ nished for the purpose, with desk
4 blackboards, library, and above al
5 a competent, cultured lady at tt
} head.
= Miss Lille Sowell, of this cit,
and Miss Peoples, daughter of Re-
w. r. Peoples, of the McCair
neighborhood, will leave on the lot
: of this month for Philadelphia, Pa
: where they have accepted position
; in Dr. Prices Sanitarium and wi
D qualify themselves as professions
Y nurses.