The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1899-10-06
AROUND TOWN.

Dave Bogatzkv Is sick with fever.
Mrs. w. w. Cherry, we are glad to
report, II improving.
PHOSPHATE ANALYSED by +. G..
Smith at the AthenRum. II
A. b. Rains expects to occupy his
new building by Oct 10
Take your phosphate to J. A. Tit
comb to be analyZed. If
Moses Gross, ST., who has been
sick with fever, is improving.
Mail agent f. g. Johnson, we re-
greet to report, Is on the sick list.
+ igar Nicholson is on the sick
list az his home in South Columbia.
We will do all work given to us
promptly and in the best of style.
II SEAvER Il SWEET.
Mail carrier Mort Taylor is able to
be out again after spell of fever.
Drake Clopton is working with the
American Phosphate Co., at Mt.
Pleasant.
Give your orders to SEAvER Il
SWEET If you want first-class work.
If
Mrs Simon Lazarus, who has been
quite sick several days threatened
with fever, is convalescihg.
Subscribe for the Daily! 1t gives
both the local and foreign news, and
gives it quick.
See Frierson u Embry when you
want rye or any kind of grain or
sect. 1t
Mr.. T. n. Jones, who has been con
fined to his room at the Bethel House
for some time, is able to be out again.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rube Swansburg are
receiving congratulations over the
arrival of wee stranger at their
home.
Telephone your news items to the
HERALD, or If you see one of our re-
porters stop him and tell him what
you know.
The walls of the new buildings al
the corner of West Seventh and
High streets are fast raising them.
selves skyward.
The Western Union Telegraph 90.
will open branch office in the City
Grain and Feed Co.'S. office near the
depot, about Oct. 18th.
Leonidas Polk Bivouac met IN
regular monthly session in the court.
house Monday. No business of i'm.
portance was transacted.
Rev. T. D. Denman, of Nashville
who has been sick two or three
weeks at the residence of Mr.. J. p
BrownlOw, is convalescing.
! Lettie, little daughter and Mr.. anC
Mrs, ID. w. Peters. has been quite
i'll for some tim4 with fever, at their
home on North High street.
See Payne & Britain if you ex
pect to buy monument, head-stont
or any cemetery work. tt
Mail carrier Reams is laying of
this week, and his place is bein;
filled by substitute Morrell, who ha
recovered from his spell of sickness
The house and lot occupied by A
Maxville on South High street wa
sold by decree of the CHANGER,
Court last Saturday, and bid in b,
MaXville for $3.50.
Mr.. ana Mrs. Joe Hagey wer
called to Nashville Friday b,
the illness of Mr.. Hagey's mother
They returned yesterday, Mrs
Hagey being some better.
News has been received here O
the serious illness of Mr.. Jordaj
Hunter, a former Maury countian
in Dallas, Texas. He has been sic
with appendicitis and for few days
was very low, but there is now hope
for his recovery
Mrs. T. N. Jones received a tele
gram Tuesday from her sister i
Louisville, stating tn It she was very
much better. Mrs. Jones INTENDED
going there, as she had learned tina
her sister was quite i'll, but since sh
is so mach better she will not go.
That boss negro at work on tn
buildings corner of West Seventh
and Garden streets, is growing to b
a great nuisance with his big mout
and loud voice. The police ought t.
call him down or make him kee
less noise.