The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1898-10-07
AROUND TOWN.

from spell of sickness.
Marvin BOstick Is clerking for
Messrs. McKennon & Nichols.
Erie VOss, who has been i'll with
malarial fever, is recovering.
Mr.. Sam Caperton is clerking at
w. J. Cakes furniture store.
Capt. J. H. RUSSELL is able to be
out again after spell of sickness.
Frank Latta is clerking for White
Bros, the North Main street grocers.
Cabinet photos. $l.OO per dOz., war.
ranted not to fade. Young & Evans.
If
Steady, persistent effort is what
counts. Keep an ad. in the HER
AID.
Monday was bad, rainy day,
but the crowd was here just the
same.
UNFINISHED rooms for rent. APP
ply to Fred Cook at McKennon &
Nichols. 1t
Mr.. VIM. H. Bell, of Carriers
Creek, is clerking for Mr.. j. G.
Daimwood, the grocer.
Jas. McGaw has gone to Tupelo,
Miss, where he has accepted a posi-
ton in the telephone office.
Mr.. r. B. Dougherty and family,
who have been living in Columbia,
have moved back to Goodwin.
Mr.. f. f. Wood has opened up a
music store at d. Q. Phelan's old
stand on West Seventh street.
Mrs. Leonharu B. Hughes has been
sick for the past week, but, we are
glad to report, is now improving.
Abbott & Buchanan expect to be
in their new store in time to sell
neat lunches for the circus on the
20th.
There are now enrolled in the pub.
lie schools of Columbia $50 pupils
357 in the white school and 499 in the
colored school.
LeOnidas Polk BivOuac and Viii
liam Henry Trousdale Camp hello
their regular monthly meeting il
the court house Monday.
The Maury County Teachers
Association held its regular month
ly meeting at the Public Schoo
building in Columbia last Saturday
Miss Gertrude COlston Shoup il
the latest arrival at the Institute
She is the daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
F. f. Shoup, and is named for he
grandmother.
The insurance companies hav,
settled in full with Watson & Bail
for the loss Of their house and stool
of goods in the recent fire, and the,
will begin rebuilding at once.
! A travelling preacher by the nam
OF Rogers delivered a sermon on tn
square Monday, and, notwithstand
ing the rain and mud, a good. size
crowd listened to him throughout.
Don't forget that Mrs. H. F. Faris
is with Mrs Williamson at tn
Figuers Shoe Store this year, wher
she will be glad to welcome an
wait on her customers of past years
1t
Private Berry, who enlisted i
Company B from Williamson coun
ty, was here this week. He ha
been home on a furlough, and wi
leave Monday to rejoin his CON
pany.
Mr.. s. S. Fleming has resigned hi
position as bookkeeper for the f. w
Gamble Grocery Co., and Mr.. Sal
Frierson has taken his place. Nj
Eugene Billiard succeeds Mr.. Friel
son as bOokkeeper for the Cit
Grain & Feed Company.
Uncle" Tom Butler, colored
ianitor at Mcdowell school, die
last Wednesday. He was a faithfl
servant and respected by everyone
The school showed their respect fo
him by dismissing when they learn
ed of his death.
The speaking of Hon. r. A. HaI
, gard, Republican nominee for raj
road commissioner, which was al
nonnced to have taken place in @,
lumbia last Monday, failed to mi
terialize. Mr.. Haggard was pr
vented from being in attendance @
account of urgent business.
One of the attractions about tt
court house Monday were the triI
, lets of Jesse Blair, colored, of Will
.. Transport. The babies are sever
a months old, and their mother is dea
AS will be seen in the county cOu
proceedings, an appropriation of 5
was made by the court to the fathe
s The HERALD has recently chan
4 ed carrier boys on one of the eli
S routes; If any of our subscribers ia
to get their papers at any time, the
will confer favor upon us by con
municating the fact to this offic
| by telephone, postal card, or othe
) wise. Our carriers are instructe
to carry the paper to your porch
not the front gate.