The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1898-10-21
AROUND TOWN.
Carmack next Monday.

Mr.. Ed Gordon is on the sick list
this week.
Mr.. J. F. Brownlow has recovered
from spell of sickness.
Mr.. w. B. Greenlaw was on the
sick list several days this week.
Cabinet photos, best work, groups
or any, 81 per dOz. Young & Evans.
If
F. H. Smith gave bond as Notary
Public in the County Court this
week.
T. J. Shaw has purchased the
Shelton place, just south of town,
for $500.
Considering the large crowd yes
terday, comparatively good order
was maintained.
Virginia, the little daughter of Rev.
and Mrs. F. B. Webb, has entirely
recovered from a mild case of diph-
liberia.
The first frost of the season came
last Friday, Oct, ii. 1t was plainly
perceptible as late as o'clock in
the morning.
The Board of Education granted
the public school children holiday
yesterday and gave them chance
to see the elephant.
Hon. B. A. Haggard, Republican
nominee for Railroad Commission
er, will uncOrk his oratory at this
place on next Wednesday, Oct. 26
OF course the small boy had to
bring his pa to the circus, and in
many instances he succeeded in in
ducing the whole family to come
Ed Cecil and Genie Bowen, col.
ored, entered into matrimonial bliss
last Saturday in County Court Clerk
Thomas office, Rev. G. H. Bell
colored, officiating.
Music, and sweet music at that
will every home have who buys one
of those charming pianos or organs
at Woods Music Store, Bethel Ho.
tel Block. F. E. WOOD, Manager. L
Annie Lee, the little daughter o.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. j. Guest, had hel
arm painfully sprained last Friday
while at play. 1t was first though
that the arm was broken, but fortu
nately it was not, and the injured
member is improving nicely now
Mr.. and Mrs. N. B. Cheairs
Messrs. j. NJ. Cheairs and ALDER
Fleming went on fishing and hunt
ing trip up Duck River last week
The trip was quite successful, a
they succeeded in landing 1874 of tn,
"finny tribe" and killed IA squirrels
Four marriages were solemnizeC
yesterday in the Court house, Judg,
Looney performing two of the cere
monies and Judge WhitthOrne two
One of the couples were whites anC
the other three colored, all beinI
from the country.
w. H. Trail. the barber, formerl!
with Shuneman q Ketchum of thi
city, is now working at the Max
well House barber shop, where b.
would be glad to have his friend
call and see him when in Nashville
1t
Abbott & Buchanan opened up il
their new brick stand, corner SOutl
Main and Eighth streets, yesterda,
Just thirty days after the fire licked
them up. Their building, though
small, is a pretty one, and add
much to the appearance of that sec
tion of the city.
The Chattanooga News last Mon
day presented the pictures of mum
= Der of prominent Odd Fellows attend
ing the meeting of the Grand LOdg
/. there, among whom were Past Gran
Master w. A. Smith, Grand Mar
shall H. l.. White, and Junior Wal
den Ben Lazarus, all of Columbia.
: A special to the Banner fror
Waynesboro says: "P. H. Rags
: dale, former Sheriff of Maur
{ County, and eX- Warden of the pen
. Tertiary at Nashville, has pur
r chased a half-interest in Fran
; Boyd's store at this place. The fri
t will do general mercantile bus
D. ness on a large scale. Mr.. Ragsdal
r will move his family to Wayne'
: boro at once"
. The window display in Rain
drug store is exceedingly pretty an
attractive, and Mr.. A. B. Nc Bird
the window dresser, deserves niue
credit for the work. The displa
represents a landscape scene, o
which are shown an old mill an
water-wheel turned by real water,
cataract over which the water flow
and then runs sparkling down into
. pond filled with fishes. The seer
is a very realistic one,