The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1897-02-19
AROUND TOWN.

AHO way . arc Slo"lHS peICeptlDly
longer.
Mrs. Geo. G. Taylor is on the sick
list this week.
The children of Mrs. John Bose
have the measles.
Mrs. Tommie Helm, who has been
quite sick, is recovering.
Will Gilbreath is C erking at the
Farmers q Merchants Bank.
The Columbia fire -laddies were
out practicing Tuesday evening.
DR.. A. O. Kennedy, who has been
confined to his bed with measl les, Is
able to be up again.
Mr.. f. L. Wilson and family have
moved from Lynnville to Columbia,
and are living on 9th street.
Mr.. S. P. Payne has bought out
the interest of his partner, Mr.. Alex
Hill, in the monument business.
If this week is the sort of weather
the ground hog is afraid of, we hope
he will see his shadow next year.
Wanted-To trade a good new or
gan for buggy, horse or mare. APP
ply to f. E Phelan, at Baldwins'
Music Store. 1t
This spring-like weather has in
duced number of persons to plant
early spring vegetables.
Mr.. Alex Titcomb is erecting a
new residence on North High street,
just at the rear of the old Pillow
place.
Mr.. Mat Frierson, who had his
foot amputated last week, is i'm
proving rapidly, and will soon be
able to be out.
Policeman r. H. Guest, who has
been confined to his room for some
time with a broken ankle, is able to
be out on crutches.
Mr.. I. Hawkins and Mrs. Bette
Holden, widow of the late Jason
Holden of this place, were united in
marriage in Lewisburg last week.
For a shave, hair cut, or bath, go to
Shuneman & Tiller's. Erwin, the bar
Der, is back with them and will be
pleased to see his old patrons. If
Squire S. D. Herndon was able to
come down town yesterday for the
first time in several weeks, on ac-
count of being sick with the grip.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Cook are
receiving congratulations upon the
birth of an eight-pound daughter,
which interesting event occurred
last Monday.
The colored people are having an
| old TINA rouiual Ghnlctnn Hall
About seventy-five conversions have
already taken place. The Rev's.
Gilmore, Elder and Buford are
holding the meeting.
The corporation Of Columbia this
week purchased two horses from
Messrs. w. L. Henderson and A. A.
Moore, both of this county. The
price paid for the animals was 800
apiece; they will be used for fire.
engine horses.
Two horses attached to country
wagon became frightened near the
ice factory last Saturday and ran at
a break-neck speed until they came
up against coal wagon at the Cum
berland Presbyterian Church corner.
Nobody was hurt, but the runaway
wagon was badly disfigured.
Go to City Restaurant for first
class meals everything clean and
new. Special orders served at all
hours. 1t
Mr.. Gabe Houser lost horse from
his hitch yard last week and adj
vertised it in the HERALD Friday.
That very day HERALD reader
telephoned him to come and get his
horse. This is the second horse the
HERALD has found this year for Mr..
Houser.
The Supreme Court this week de-
cided the cause of Mrs. Lizzie Wood
fork VS.. Eliza H. Lyon ct al, affirm
ing the judgment of the lower court.
This is a victory for Mrs. Woodfork,
who was being sued for debt of Mr..
Woodfork's.
Shelton & Dale's sale this year
will doubtless be the largest they
have ever had. The consignment
will be large and the attendance of
buyers is promising. If you have
something to sell you should not
overlook this opportunity; and if
you are wanting to buy roadster it
would perhaps pay you to wait.
Last Tuesday night La Fayette
Chapter of Royal Arch Masons ad.
: vanced Geo. NJ. Adams, G. G. Gross
and Robt. Mckinney to the degree
of Mark Master. Next "Wednesday
night the Chapter will work in the
Past Masters degree.
The library of the late Chief JUS
tice A. o. P. Nicholson was sold to
Messrs. Redford g. Cane, of Nash
vile, this week. The library con-
tanned many valuable volumes, and
when new, cost many hundreds OF
dollars.
Robt. Goodloe and Sam WarfielC
Cboth colored) had an alteration on
West Seventh street last Wednes
day night. Rocks and sticks were
the weapons used, but fortunately
neither one of the participants was
hurt. When arraigned for tria
Yesterday morning, Judge Erwin
fined each of them So.
! have a number of fine mOnu
, ments, tablet and headstones il
i Stpnk Thace ora madam and Wal