The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1899-02-24
AROUND TOWN.

Marvin Crosthwait Is out again
after spell OF sickness.
The friends of Mr.. w. T. Naff are
glad to see him out again.
Mrs. A. B. Rains, we regret to re-
port, is still dangerously i'll.
Many water mains In town bursted
after the cold spell last week.
Latest styles note paper coming in
daily. A. d. FRIERsoN & Son.
1t
Mr.. Meade Frierson, who has been
on the sick list, is able to be out
again.
The mail-carriers present a neat
appearance in their grey uniforms
and helmets.
Mr.. S. P. Payne, we are glad to re-
port, has about recovered from his
spell of sickness.
The friends of Miss Leila Bueh-
anan will be glad to bear that she is
very much improved.
Don't tramp around in the mud
when you can have Bell Telephone
as low as 315S per day. 1t
Last Wednesday being National
holiday, both the pOstoffice and
banks were closed.
Another cold wave struck town
yesterday, and it showed and rained
a little during the morning.
The coal and wood dealers now
have plenty of fuel on hand to
meet the demands of the city.
Bargains in picture-frames and
mats. A. d. FRIERsON d Son.
1t
The public school children resum-
ed their duties last Monday morn
ing, after enjoying weeks holiday
on account of the bad weather.
Mr.. Austin Owen and family have
moved to the Howard place on Ninth
street. where they will board with
Mr.. w. A. Howard and family.
Sheriff Hight returned last Friday
from Jackson, Miss, where he car
ried John +. Gallman, the crazy
man, to place him in the asylum.
A prominent business man in Co.
lumbia says that he had sooner dis
pense with one of his best clerks
than to part with the Bell phone. 1t
The stomach is our best friend and
the next best is the Perfect baking
powder. 1t is chemically pure and
assists digestion. 120-3m
Mrs. Mary Biddle, who had her
hip broken last week, is getting
along as we'll as could be expected
and her friends hope for her on early
recovery.
Deputy Trustee Chealrs has been
quite busy for some days past, writ.
ing out tax receipts. Costs accrue
after the first Monday in March
Better pay now.
The rectory of the Episcopa'
church, on West Seventh street
which will be occupied by Rev. Bak.
er P. Lee and family, is being nicely
improved inside.
DIR. r. P. Rupe, of the Lasea
neighborhood, and Mr.. M. L. Tay-
Tor, of South East Columbia, have
exchanged places, and will move
their families as early as possible
The merchants have opened ur
the pavement along the burn
) district on West Seventh street
: building shed overhead in orde1
to guard against accidents befallint
l pedestrians passing that way.
The recent bad weather has lef
the payements in portions of the cit,
in a very bad condition. In place!
Q the ground has become so thorough
9 ly soaked that the bricks have sunk
en- down and become misplaced.
A regular first Monday crowd wa
here last Monday, and the street
and stores presented scenes of activ
n ity during the day. 1t was the frs
N real pretty day in several weeks
" and the people took advantage of i
~ and came to town.
% Mrs. Wooten Moore had one sid
% of her face painfully burned one da,
u last week by stumbling and fallin
10 into an open Fireplace. The burn
are not serious, and her numerou
friends trust that they may b
speedily healed.
20 We have purchasd the celebrate,
pure baking powders named "PeE
feet" and desire our customers t
use it, for health sake. M. d. King
G. w. Nichols, Frierson & Embry
w. ID. Cameron.
100 3m
# The Columbia Steam Laundry
4 Dye Works will move to the rea
; part of the Voss place, corner
q Main and Eighth streets, about th
J. middle of next month, in order I
, make way for the erection of tn
h new buildings on the corner of Yves
# Seventh and s. Garden.
n Elsewhere in this issue will
l, found a notice of the dissolution {
e the firm of Drs. Sheppard & Pag
e dentists. DIR. Page will. within
/. few days, fit up an office in the hous
q or corner of Sixth and Garde
h streets, formerly occupied by Mr.
j. Williamson as a residence, and ID
3 Sheppard will remain in his preseI
IS location in the Masonic Temple.
n All persons getting their mail b
y the free delivery service can secur
g same on Sundays and holidays b
n calling at their carriers window 8
y the post. office and giving their stree
Ie and number. The Office will be Ope
10 on Sundays and holidays from IL 4
OF to l2:45. Sunday there will be onl
l. one collection in the morning, an
W on holidays one delivery at Z a. N
II and one collection at p. m.