The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1898-12-16
AROUND TOWN.


toOt.
Miss Ellen Friel has recovered
from spell of sickness.
DR.. f. G. Grant is erecting a new
dwelling house on South Garden
street.
The Christmas bells and wedding
bells will b4 making merry chimes
shortly.
Marvin Crosthwait is clerking for
Woodbridge & Irvine during the holt
days.
Rev. Mr.. Hatcher, the new Metho
dist minister at Santa Fe, was in the
city this week.
A years subscription to the HER
AID would be an appropriate Christ
mas present for some friend.
Watson & Sons and Walter Baiu's
brick building on South Main street
is rapidly nearing completion.
Hope Rebekah Lodge will give a
cake-walk in the Odd Fellows hall
tonight. Admission, % cents.
Mr.. Thomas Worthington and
family moved last week to Birming-
ham, where they will reside in the
! future.
Patronize the ladies of the First
Methodist Church next Monday and
Tuesday, and yet good dinner for
20 cents.
For RENT-Dwelling now occu-
pied by E. J. Davis. on West Sixth
street. Apply to w. S. FLEMING.
If
The pupils of the public school
will give a Christmas entertainment
at the school building on next Fri.
day, December %.
Mr.. L. G. Hickman has rented
his farm near Stiversville to Mr.
Jones, of BufOrd Station, and Will
move to Columbia to live.
Last Saturday was the coolest day
experienced in this section this win,
ter. The thermometer dropped al
low as 18.
Erie Voss, who has been confined
, to his bed for several months, i
slowly improving. His friends hop
to see him entirely well soon.
A blazing chimney in Hoods res
turant, on the square, caused tn
: fire alarm to be sounded last Tues
day morning. No damage was done
I Mr.. James Daimwo0d was take
, quite sick this week, but we are gla
to report that he is able to be bacl
at his place of business again.
Mr.. w. A. Ruttle has pretty vie'
of last Thursdays street parade {
the First and Second MississipT
~ regiments, taken with his kodak o.
i West Seventh street.
The fire company was called oil
last Saturday night by the burnin
of a negro cabin near Macedoni;
outside the corporation limits. Tn
ri loss was small.
IS have for sale ten fine pigs, thrt
= and half months old, large for the
age. 500 for the lot, or 50 per pi
Call at the HERALD Office.
If f. ID. LANDER,
Mr.. John Trotwood Moore hi
been i'll for the past few day
threa ened with pneumonia; yeste
- day, however, he was better, ar
his friends hope to see him entireI
well soon.
A son came to bless the home
Rev. and Mrs. Baker P. Lee la
Wednesday morning. The chi
il was named Theodore Skinner lie
Of for its grandfather, who died Mo
of day in Danville, Va.
IN Pure bronze turkeys, Wolf al
Barbee strains, for sale. Price 81.
an per pair. Apply to
" MRS. j. STEPHENSON,
decl6 81 Ashwood, Tenn
=, A small blaze in a negro cabin {
: Thirteenth street brought out t
Vi fire company and about half t
population Of the town and all t
aV soldiers yesterday afternoon. L
u damage to the building was tritlir
~ John NJ. (Bud) Dillon, the old Co
Il federate soldier, and we'll known
~ an old time printer, has gone to t
w. Confederate Soldiers Home. \
n. Dillon is in poor health. Out
70 ninety six men, there are but t.
os printers in the home.-Sunda.
he American.
~ The ladies of the First Method
an Church will serve dinner next Nc
m day and Tuesday in the Odd F
,st lows Building on South Ma
nd street. The proceeds will be app
m priated to the fund being raised
de the erection of an annex to
church, to be used as a Sunda
VIC school room. Let everyone after
he Price % cents.