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

All the banks were closed on cleo
ton day.
Miss Mamie Akin has recovered
from spell of fever.
Allison Webster is out again after
several days illness.
Mr.. Carrick Fariss is now clerking
for Mr.. j. ROsenthal.
The trees ale almost stripped of
their summer foliage.
Mrs. M. H Lazarus has recovered
after two weeks illness.
Miss Beatrice Kerwick is board
ing with Mrs. w. X. Stephens.
Theodore Stephenson spent last
Saturday and Sunday in Nashville
Buttered popcorn and fresh roas-
ted peanuts at Bucks Ocean Candy
Store. 1t
Charlie Fariss is now working for
the Cumberland Telephone Com
pany in Nashville.
The books of the Columbia Library
Association have been sold to Mrs
John H. Carpenter.
AS month for pretty weather
November is decidedly an improve.
ment over October.
The Cumberland Telephone Com
pany are running long distance
line to Lawrenceburg.
A full line of infants caps anC
wraps at Mrs. M. E. Williamson,
Millinery Emporium. If
Jim Daimwood, the North Mair
street grocer, is delivering goods il
pretty new grocery wagon.
The officials of the Maurv Nation
al Bank are contemplating putting
in new vault of the latest design.
Have you purchased your new fal
hat yet? If not, see those prett,
styles at Mrs. NJ. E. williamson
If
The Daughters of the Confederate,
served dinner in the vacant store
house in the south. east corner of tn
square last Monday. A neat sun
was realized.
Bessie, the little daughter of MI
and Mrs. John Ashton, who wa
critically i'll with dyphtheria, is no,
out OF danger and improving rapid
ly. The little child of Mr.. and Mr.
John Bose Is also improving.
Don't fail to ses our stock befor
you buy; we will please you if 20
will call OH us. James Bros.
A horse belonging to Watson
Co., and attached to one of thei
buggies, ran away last Suuda
morning, demolishing the vehicl
and giving the driver a pretty har
shake. up. The horse was unhur
Judge Holding will cOnvenn
Circuit Court here next Monda,
There are about rs cases on tn
State docket and 100 on the Civ
docket. This session will be one (
much interest, as the Simmon
Irvine cases will come before tn
court.
Hope Rebekah Lodge entertaine
Mrs. kirkpatrick and Miss Krame
of the WOodbine Rebekah Lodg
last Monday evening in the lodg
room. A nice repast was served
These ladies came out to instru
the degree team of Hope Rebeka
Lodge. They were guests of Mr.
Frank Cox while here.
Watches, Diamonds, Silver ar
Plated Ware, Jewelry, Clocks, FanC
China, Cut Glass, Lamps, Onyx II
bles, Imported Novelties, Specia
ties, ETC., at James Bros.
At the meeting of Leonidas Pc
Bivouac last Monday, commit,
was appointed to draft resolutions
be presented the next session of Il
General Assembly, requesting tn
a sum of 100000 be set aside annua
ly by the State of Tennessee, to
used for pensioning COnfedera
r Veterans.
DR.. A. o. Kennedy, who has be-
absent great deal for the last Sc
s eral months, on account of sickne
in his family, will be regularly
his business from now on, and tel
phone or verbal messages left wi
9 Barr IL Cakes or Geo. S. Alcor
will be received and promptly a
tended to. If
County Court Clerk A. L. Thorn
= aud Deputy H. w. Thomas can
near meeting with what might ha'
been serious accident last Satu
day evening after the storm, viii
driving down Garden street, at {
corner Of Eighth street. The vii
had blown down live electric viii
which had fallen across the stree
- The light from The wire attract
their attention, and they stopp
their horse just in time to avert
accident. The current was turn
of, and linemen were called to I
adjust the wire.