The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1900-09-21
AROUND TOWN.

in South Columbia.
Mrs. I. H. Bigham, who has been on
the sick list, is improved.
Mrs. j. II. Ketchum, after quite an
illness, 10 much improved.
Mr.. A. Barr has been quite i'll for sew.
eral days, but is some better.
Mr.. J. r. Walston is able to be back
at HE post again at the Bethel.
Mrs. O'Brian, who has been i'll at the
home OF her daughter, Mrs. II. L. White
is better.
Mr.. Mora b. Fariss is able to be Out
again. Mrs. Fariss and children are also
improving.
The United States mail boxes in this
city have been repainted a silver color.
with red letters.
Mr.. 5. p. Payne, who has been sick
for some time, had a relapse: this week,
but is now better.
Russell Miller, the little son of Mr.,
William Miller, who has been sick for
several days, is improving.
Miss Matte Frazier Webb has re-.
sumed her duties as teacher in Hay
Long College in Mt Pleasant.
Mr.. j. G Stallings and family moved
Yesterday from Williamsport and will
In the future reside at Riverside.
Mr.. A. j. Gov. Nichols has moved his
stock into the Brown block. in the build.
ing recently vacated by T. X. Jones.
DR.. w. A. Smith is in Cincinnati, at
tending the triennial sessions of the Ma.
sonic General Grand Council and Chan.
| ter.
Fred Owen was the holder of the
lucky number (480). and won the dress
pattern offered by the Peruchi- Beldeni
Co. -
Mr.. Il. z. Dodson has had several of
his horses in the races un north during
the past summer, and met with good
success.
Will Barker has been appointed by
Chairman jackson as member of the
Maury County Republican Executive
Committee, vice E. G. Blackburn, de-
ceased
Mrs. Joseph Fleming is seriously i'll
with typhoid fever at her home in the
Ashwood neighborhoed. She is a sister
OF the late Charley Williams, who died
of this disease.
Miss Francis Jenkins, expert trimmer
for Messrs. McKennon. Anderson & Eos
ter's millinery department, arrived yes
terday from New York.
Mr. P. McGaw, ST., met with quite
a painful accident last Saturday.
fractions horse jumping on his right
foot, MASKING the foot and tearing the
nails from two of the toes.
We are requested to state that viola.
tions of the rules of the Board of Health
of Columbia will receive prompt atten-
ton if reported to Dr.. o. j Porter.
Secretary of the Board of Health.
Mr.. ID S. Gordon will open a meat
shop to-day in the house formerly oc.
oupled by w. S. Green & Co. New and
handsome fixtures have been put in
position and he will have an up-to date
place.
MIR. Eugene Martin, of Mitchelville.
Ky. brother of Mr.. j. R. Martin, is quite
i'll at his brothers. home on South High
street. He came here on visit. con.
valescent, and suffered relapse. He is
slightly improved this morning.
Mr.. A. G. Floyd reached here Friday
morning, and returned to st. Louis
Saturday, accompanied by Mrs. Floyd
and little child, where they will make
their future home. Columbia regrets to
give them up, but wishes for them sue
cess in their new home.
See Payne & Britain if you ex.
pect to buy monument, head stone
or any cemetery work tt
DIR. zimmerman, the Osteopath. reach
ed here Tuesday and Mrs. Ammermann
came Thursday. They have rented
the Huntington cottage on the corner
of West Sixth and Dunnington streets,
where they will reside, but DR.. Ammer
mans office will be in the Masonic
building.
Postman Mort Taylor had a narrow
escape Sunday afternoon on Galloway
street. A horse which he was driving
began acting unruly and overturned his
buggy, throwing HIM to the ground.
Fortunately, Mr.. Taylor escaped un-
hurt, and the vehicle was only slightly
damaged.
The local fishermen are in their glory
these beautiful days. Every day they
go out in parties of twos and threes to
land the denizens of the deep, and,
armed with rod. reel and helgomites,
the result to the finny family is usually
Some fine fish are beng
captured.
Esquire g. W. HAYES. who was re-
Gently indicted into the office of Justice
OF the Peace, performed his first mar
rage ceremony yesterday at his office
In the courthouse. The parties seek |
ing conjugal bliss were Rich Kemp and |
Henrietta Williams, both colored. The
Squire did the act quite gracefully.
For SALE:-A thoroughbred, unreg- |
stered Jersey COW. four years old, Civ
ing three gallons of good rich milk per
day: also her heifer calf. about four
and another beautiful heifer Is |
months old. Call Citizens Telephone
No. l, or address ''Cow," care HERALD
once. 146t
The Great Hermann, the most ex.
pert adept in the art of magic the world
has ever seen, will amuse, mystify and |
delight theatregoers of this city at
he Opera House this evening. Herr
mann is a name synonymous with
vi that is mysterious and awe-inspir ing.
The most mystifying and Incompetent
lble feats of magic are performed by
him with charm of manner and a run
ing fire OF wit, that would lure a con-