The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1898-12-23
AROUND TOWN.

Mr.. Jas. Baugh has recovered from
A spell of sickness.
Mr. J Hough Guest, we are glad to
report, is able to be out.
Celebrate Christmas by making
some needy person happy.
The Louisville & Nashville pay
car passed through this week.
Lost, yellow horse. w. r. Ussery.
The boys of Messrs. Ball & Shoup's
school will be given holiday to
day, Monday and Tuesday.
Twenty-0ne marriage licenses
have been issued by County Court
Clerk Thomas during the past week.
Mr.. c. H. Wallace and family
have moved into their new house,
corner Fifth and Garden streets.
Merchants to keep in touch with
their customers, should have Bell
Telephone. 1t
Gov. Taylor passed through Co.
lumbia Wednesday on his way
to Nashville from Lawrenceburg,
where he lectured Tuesday night.
The streets and stores were
crowded yesterday-not with sol
diers, but with people doing their
Christmas shopping.
DR.. VIM. Sheddan has moved his
family here from Williamsport, and
they are occupying the Brown place,
corner Eighth and High streets.
Doing business without advertis-
ing is about the same as for a pretty
girl to hang up her mistletoe and
then neglect to stand under it.
Call on Blair & Whitehead fol
your Christmas candies, nuts, fruits
etc. 1t
Beginning to day, the children o.
the city public schools will be giver
holiday until Monday, January 2.
Mrs. E. D. Grigsby has rented thu
Fleming house on Sixth street, re
Gently occupied by Mr.. Ned Davis
| and will take possession January 10
} Mr.. John Trotwood Moore, VIII
has been quite sick with la grippe
has about recovered, and expects t.
leave in a few days for visit to hi
parents in Alabama.
: ]. Frank Nicholson is now clerk
!, ing for Mr.. G. w. Nichols, the Sout
4 Main street grocer. Emmett Dugge
has taken his place at Frierson
Embry's.
The Pump Factory will close dow
for several days in order to allo
their employees to celebrate the hol
DAYS, and to make some necessar
II repairs to the machinery.
l. The horses attached to the SOutl
ern Express Company's wagon ra
away last Sunday and damaged tt
vehicle to 3 small extent. No OIL
was hurt.
ri Ernest Scribner left this week f
es San Francisco, Cal, where he n
r accepted a position and will ma
his future home. ARA Holtz W
take the position which he held
Chafin Bros. as boOkkeeper al
salesman.
r Pure bronze turkeys, Wolf a.
] . Barbee strains, for sale. Price 81
per pair. Apply to
MRS. j. J. STEPHENSON,
dec16.3t Ashwood, Tenn
Mrs. Lizzie FriersOn was gu
sick the first Of the week, but is al
A. to be up again. She will leave ne
week for MurfreesbOro, to resi-
at there in the future, very much
ce the regret of her host of Columt
tn friends.
ISL The will of the late Mrs. M.
1e Walker was admitted to probate
III the County Court this week, r.
en- Watkins being appointed execut
M All the property of the deceased v
ne beuueathed to her brother and
~ tiers.
NV ~ The dinner served by the ladies
~ the First Methodist Church
w Monday and Tuesday in the {
bo Fellows building on South M
at street, was quite success, the to
his amount of $l0G being taken in
wo them. The proceeds from the d
Ior ner will be appropriated to a II
he which is being raised to oullt
he Sunday-school room to the chu
the building.
Elsewhere in the HERALD will
,os- found the advertisement of
ere Roberts Machine and Implem
Company. This firm is compose
Messrs. Pitts, Marvin and Chal
ROBBERS, who are well-kuOwn to
Iirv citizens of this county. Their pI
our of business is in the old Kuh
nge Turpin building on East SIEVE
we street, where they have a comp
tier line of buggies, wagons, harm
4 farming implements, etc.
,am absolutely pure" is the cl
I. made in every advertisement of
Royal Baking Powder, and a
lutely pure is the verdict of e'
/. housekeeper in the land using
riffs Royal. 1t is the standard an
the baking powders, worth the
last sold at, because of its purity, het
red full breadmaking qualities and
siIv strength that makes a small q
and tity go a long way. No tro
or about delicious biscuit and pa
ont when the Royal is used.