The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1897-08-13
AROUND TOWN.
Snowy white is "Ashton's Best"

olOCPiuS'
Mr.. Henry Harlan has been on the
sick list this week.
Miss Annie Lou Houser, who has |
been quite sick, is improving.
The encampment of Odd Fellows
worked in the degrees last Friday
Dight.
The Nashville American of last
Tuesday reports Mrs. Irene Ingram
as being quite i'll.
1t is the duty of every good citizen
to register. The books are now open
and will be until Aug. 10.
Mrs. Horace Rainey is sick with
the fever. Her little daughter Mary
continues to improve slowly.
w. Y. Wilkes can rent or sell you
the best of organs and pianos. See
him before buying. If
Polk Roan,an employee at the Pump
Factory. fell and broke two of his
ribs while at work last Friday.
The article in another column,
headed "ThiDking and Character
is well worth anybody's reading.
The Cotton Mill is closed down
this week and next, for repairs on
the engine and other machinery.
At its regular monthly meeting
last Tuesday night, the Maury
County Building & Loan Association
loaned out $1,000.
Harry Austin of Richmond, Ind,
is expected mere soon, to take part
nership with VIM. Tuck in the bar
Der business.
Henry Evans, who has been with
the Phoenix Bank, has accepted a
position with the Columbia Water
and Light Co.
Mr.. George Bailey brought to the
HERALD office this week a peach
twig twelve inches long, on which
there were fourteen well-developed
peaches.
Judging from the methods of the
Cumberland Telephone and Tele
gragph Company, the Dingley bill
must have declared tariff on hellOs
Nashville Sun.
Mrs. Carrie Mitchell has been
quite sick at her home on High
street, but is about we'll now. and
has gone to Napier's to spend few
days.
Nat Wilkes, who has been with
the Farmers and Merchants Bank
, has quit that position to enter choo
at Bell Buckle. Arthur Porter il
filling his place.
Miss Mary Cant, of Maury county
is the reigning beauty Of Lookou
Inn at present. Miss Cant is one O
the most queenly women in tn,
State, and is exceedingly lovely
Nashville Sun.
You had better come in and ge
one of Bob Taylors books free, be
fore they are all gone. Every mem
= Der of the family, from the oldest t.
: the youngest, will enjoy reading it
: For particulars and conditions, Sc
our premium offer.
y Miss Genie Mitchell will leave tn
y first of September for Kansas City
] where she will enter the Scarret
: Bible School. This school qualifie
y for missionary work, and it's pupil
: are appointed by the Methodist Cor
U ferences.
Mr.. N. B. Cheairs, who was az
e pointed Coal Oil Inspector by Coy
u Taylor several mouths ago, vice \
II f. Due, gave bond in the count
= court this week in the sum of $500
l. Messrs. f. H. Hatcher and II. \
IL Figuers are his bondsmen.
o Mr.. and Mrs. A. n. Akin hay
~ rented the John Trotwood Moor
place on the Mt. Pleasant pike IAN
II Mr.. Moore and Mrs. Allen al
r boarding with them. Mr.. and Mr.
.e Akin are rebuilding, and will r,
10 turn to their own home about Il
III first of 1898.
70 County Court Clerk Wiley ht
II notified merchants handling ciga
= and fruits that he has obtained fro
v Comptroller Harris an agreemel
not to enforce the collection of ii
special privilege tax until tt
Supreme Court has passed on Il
constitutiOnality of the act, whiC
was passed by the last Legislature.
no The many friends of Mrs. H.
an Arnold sympathize with her over ii
u u6dJu W n6I DllSlG pSI CtJ lISO NV
ur day. The cause of this tragic eve
h. was fall from the window of
ur owners room in the Bethel Hou
d. to the pavement below-three ST
lr- ries. 1t was so seriously hurt thu
We Notwithstanding every effort of 10
to and surgical skill, it had to be kill
to be put out of it's suffering.
We are authorized by Prof. H.
Woodsde, of Columbia, to state til
: he will take the school at Wayne
boro, and will be here soon to
range preliminaries. Mr.. Woodsit
RE we are informed, is graduate of t
he Webb school, which fact reco
tn mends him as young man who h
an been subjected to: "a trying and tn
re- ough course of mental training.
nv. is also a graduate of the Univers
he of Tennessee. He is well prepaI
M and proposes to maintain hi
ISIS grade institution in our mids
iss Waynesboro Tribune.
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