The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1898-11-25
AROUND TOWN.

Only four weeks more until Christ
mas.
Turkey hash is quite a popular
dish at present.
Mr.. G. w. Nichols was on the sick
ist several days the past week.
Miss Schiller, of the Institute,
who has been quite sick, is well
again.
Mrs. E. D. Grigsby has been num-
bered among the sick for the past
week.
Mrs. Josephine Harlan is having
her residence on West Sixth street
painted.
The public school children have
been enjoying holiday yesterday and
to- day.
The post-office and banks were
closed up yesterday to observe
Thanksgiving.
The weather was perfect last Sun
day, and many were out taking
drives or walks.
Several of the Institute school
girls are spending the Thanksgiving
holidays in Nashville.
We are glad to report that Mrs. w
w. Dennis, who has been i'll fol
some time, is improving.
Mr.. N. Holman and wife have
sold the Cooke place, on North Main
street, to Mrs. Susie Waldo.
Register John G. Latta and family
will move to the Voss house, on cor.
ner of 4th and Garden streets, to-
day.
The l.. & N. pay-car passed
through last Saturday, and pald-of
the employees of the railroad at thi
> place.
Mr.. John A. Walker, we are glaC
to report, continues to improve, ant
his friends hope to see him entirel.
) well within few days.
: J. A. Loftin resigned as admins
/ traitor of the estate of S. +. Dye
this week, and ]. w. Little was ap
pointed in his place, giving bond 70
$l,400.
l have for sale ten fine pigs, tire
! and half months old, large for thei
|
Call at the HERALD Office.
If F. d. LANDER.
!, County Court Clerk A. l.. Thoms
u is back at his post again, after bein
II confined to his home at Hurrican
u for several days with an iniure
', foot.
Mr.. ]. Hough Guest, who is no
T. In, Il, IL h,
=. been quite sick for so1ne time. H
u friends will be GLAD to hear, hov
y ever, that he is now improving.
The thermometer in front
Rains drugstore registered "a d
grees above zero yesterday mOrnir
o. at $3.50 O'clock degrees lower ths
E at the same time the morning b
va fore.
A small blaze in Mr.. A. P. Mo
70. CANS stable, in West End, call,
out the fire company last Mondt
morning. The fire was eXtinguis
ed with a bucket of water, the daI
age being small.
n The street sprinkler was sad
missed last Monday. The wind a.
dust kept pedestrians busy rubbi
or their eyes or chasing their hea
an gear, and altogether the day was
M very disagreeable one.
ed The "queen of the autumn" a
of the queen of grace and beaut
ity will both be at the chrysanthemU
zee show to-day and tomorrow.
IN, sure and attend, and you will r
mt only be entertained, but will he
along a worthy cause.
or DR.. A. o. Kennedy, who has be
tn absent great deal for the last st
lor eral months, on account of sickn
in his family, will be regularly
his business from now on. Ca
left at his residence, telephone \
INT So, or at Forgey d Webb's, telephC
rm No, 6, will be promptly attended
ny If
es- During the performance at
ddy' Opera House last Friday night, {
uGe- of the soldiers in the gallery
~ came so enthused, that he attemp
'he to jump from his perch to the fl
we below. He had already gotten {
at leg over the balustrade, when S
vas eral of his friends caught him {
III. prevented him from precipitat
aV himself upon the heads of the aU
ence below.