The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1898-09-09
AROUND TOWN.

I
the post office was closed.
Cabinet photos, $l.OO per doz., war
ranted not to fade. Young & Evans.
If
The ladies of st. Mary's Guild
will give dinner on the first Mon
day in October.
Mr.. P. L. Derryberry has bought !
out the hitch-yard of Mr.. G. X.
Houser on North Garden street.
Master Robert West, the little son |
of Mr.. and Mrs. John West, has re-
covered from an illness of two weeks.
Mr. Neill Hughes and family have
moved to the house on West Eighth |
street vacated by Rev. w. A. Pro-
vine.
The Columbia Mill & Elevator
Compan- forwarded another car
load of flour to Havana, Cuba, Sat
urday.
Evan Roberts, who has been work
ing at the Arsenal, is now back at
his old place at the Western Union
Telegraph office.
Maurice, the tailor. has moved his
shop to the corner Of the WhitthOrne
block, the stand formerly occupied
by w. A. Willis.
The Baptist Church in South east
Columbia gave successful ice cream
supper last Saturday night. About
$500 was realized.
The Akin house, on Garden street,
occupied by Mr.. and Mrs. w. f. En-
bry, has been greatly beautified by a
fresh coat of paint.
A number of Columbians took adj
vantage of the half-fare rates on the
railroad, to attend the Labor Day
celebration in Nashville.
Mr.. A. G. FerguesOn, who was en-
ployed in the leather department of
the Arsenal, has re-Opened his shoe
shop at A. Samuels' stand.
Mary TimmOns, colored, was tried
before Judge Erwin yesterday for
cruelty whipping her l4-year-Old
child. She was fined 50 and costs.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Balm are visi.
ting relatives in Giles county. Mr. &.
Jonathan Digger is filling Mr..
Bain's place at the store during his
absence.
Lafayette chapter No. 4, of Royal
Arch Masons, will hold stated con-
vocation Monday night, September
' IL, at 1880 o'clock, in the Masonic
Temple.
Mrs. r. Holding was quite sick
the first of the week, but we are glad
, to report her much improved now.
Mrs. G. A. FOrgey IS also recover
ing from her illness.
. Little Annie May Fleming, daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. w. s. Fleming
has been quite sick with scarlet
: fever, but was thought to be improv.
: ing yesterday.
1 am at my old place again-at A
Samuels'-where L invite my friends
to call and patronize me in making
and repairing shoes.
1t A. g. FERGUSON.
Last Monday was a regular old
time, first Monday day. The people
were here in force, and the streets
and stores presented scenes of bust
ness and activity during the day.
Register Latta has rented TIL,
place on South Garden street for
merly occupied by Circuit Cour
Clerk Embry, and moved his famil!
there from Santa Fe, this week.
Mr.. G. X. Houser and family lief
this week for WaXahachie, Texas
IS where they expect to make their fu
S, ture home. Miss Annie Lou will
"a not go for some time yet.
A number of store-h houses in tn
city, which closed at 6:l5 in tn
evening during the summer, hav
resumed their custom of remaining
open several hour later at night.
~ The 18th annual reunion of Ger
10 n. B. Forests staff and escort wa
y held in Bell Buckle last week. A
o. address was made by DR.. D. G. Ke
ley, of this city, one of the member
of his staff.
r. An Army Comfort Circle was oil
ganized by n number of ladies at tn
Bethel House last Tuesday, Cor tn
TO purpose of raising funds to send t
'., the sick of Company B., First Tel
re nessee Regiment.
~ Tom Baird, colored, was arreste
~ Wednesday by officers Jackson an
Az Craft on the charge of stealing
- hog from Mr.. Letsinger, on til
y. Hampshire pike. Judge Erwi
'ir bound him over to the Circu
~ Court.
sw Register Latta is having an offiC
fitted up for him in the northe ca
corner of the courthouse, and Judl
w. G. WhitthOrne will move b
i'm tribunal of justice from the Sheriff
he Office to the old Registers office.
est White & Daimwood have bOugl
nd out the w. A. Willis stock and fl,
ed lures and stored them in the VO
eff house on North Garden street. The
~ store-house on North Main stree
1t which was burned down last wee
will be rebuilt as soon as possible.
Mrs. H. F, Fariss will be wi
Mrs. NJ. f. Williamson's milline
ig- establishment this year. Mrs. Fari
is we'll known to the ladies of Mau
ms, County, having conducted a mil
M merry establishment of her own for
orr number of years.
nd The employees at the Arsenal we
ter given holiday last Monday on a
gh count of Labor Day, and Uncle Sa
lad paid their wages just the sam
ION Uncle Sam is kind old man, an
leu WaV