The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1899-10-27
ABOUT TOWN.


HERALD.
Miss Lille Pinion is now with the
Trade Palace.
PHOSPHATE ANALYSED by +. G.
Smith at the Atheneum. If
Miss Callie Craig has just recovered
from a brief illness.
The next meeting of the Chamber of
Commerce will be held Nov. 3
Give your orders to SEAvER q
SWEET If you want first-class work.
The present Board of Mayor and
Aldermen will hold its last meeting to-
morrow night
There are now thirty prisoners in the
county iail-twentyseven negroes and
three whites.
, THE Maury National Bank has moved
to their new building on the north side
of West Seventh street.
We will do all work given to us
promptly and in the best of style.
If SEAvER & SWEET.
DIR ID A Davidson, of Ashwood, ar
rived in the city " ednesday. and will
spend the winter here.
See Payne N Britain if you ex-
pect to buy a monument, head stone
0r any cemetery work. If
Leila, the little daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Eugene Anderson, who has been
sick for several days, is improving,
Rumor has it that West Sixth and
West Seventh streets will be united in
marriage at not-far distant date.
Mr., Frank Leonhard has bought the
M. ID King place on the Santa Fe
pike, and will move there in a few days
The brick work on the new buildings
at the erof West Seventh and Gar
den streets has almost been completed
If you want a superior Disc Drill
don't wait too late:-sotck of them is
tuning low. j. p. STREET & Co. tt
L. H. Bingham is confined to his room
with an attack of the measles, at the
home of Mr.. l.. b. Pigg, on College Hill
Mr. j. A. Titcomb still continues quit,
sick with fever, but his physician think.
his chances for recovery are now fayora
| BILE.
Frank Vaughan, who was reported
slightly improved from his attack of fe
yer, has had relapse and is now quit
| low.
Miss Bryant's Shakespeare class will
meet at the Institute Saturday at
p m instead of on Thursday as pub
lished
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Thomas are tn,
happy parents of bright, bouncing lit
tie Miss, who took up her abode at thei
house this morning.
We are glad to announce that Mr..
F. Everett, who has been quite sick wit
fever at his home on the Mt. Pleasan
pike, is much improved.
Mr.. G. B. Walker, who has been o
the sick list at Lewisburg, was brough
to his home in this city few days age
where he is now conyalescing.
| S E. Calender & Co. are having tn
old Craig warehouse at the railroa
crossing on South High street remode
ed, and will use it as a produce stor,
house.
Strayed, young Jersey COW, dar
face and small. Reward offered for ht
return, or information given to Mrs.
E. Colvert, 35 E. Sth street, Columbi;
1t
Constable Eugene Lockridge has r
turned from Nashville, where Mrs. Loci
ridge is under treatment at DIR. Brigg
Imfirmary. He reports her much in
proved.
Mr.. W. W. Moore, Superintendent
the Columbia Water & Light Co., hi
been rendered position at Tuscaloos
Ala. He has the matter under consit
GRAFTON, and will probably accept.
Mr.. and Mrs. n B. Cheairs and sc
Richard, have returned from deligh
full fishing trip up the river. The
spent several days, and were quite su
) cessful with their hooks and lines.
j. A. Chapman returned yesterdt
from Columbia. While driving there
few days ago the horse became u
manageable and Mr.. Chapman WI
thrown from She buggy. His right ar
! was broken in the fall. He is gettir
t along splendidly and is now out atten
? ing to business as usual.-NashVil
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