The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1900-11-09
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AROUND TOWN.

Mr.. A. b. Mcbride has been on the
sick list for several days
Mr.. U. N. Figuers, Sr., has been on
the sick list for several days, but is now
better.
The Capital Meat Market MOI day
pui chased from Mr.. w. p. Ridley five
fine steers for beef.
Sarah, the little daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. T. j. Tucker, is quite sick at their
home in West Fad.
See Payne IL Britain If you ex
| pect to buy a monument, heads tone
or any cemetery work II
Mr.. and Mrs. A. f. Brown are the
proud parents of girl baby, which ar
rived Sunday night.
The new steam furnace at the Baptist
Church is now in working order and
giving good satisfaction.
Chattanooga chilled plows Will pillow
where others fail.
If j. p. STREET Il Co.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. B. Cheairs, and son,
Richard, who have been on fishing
trip up Duck River, have returned home.
Mrs. Flournoy Rivers of Pulaski,
lectured at the Institute last evening on
the subject of Music and America
A silhouette party will be given the
first week in December for the benefit
of the Chancei Circle of st. PEI er's
church.
A slight freight wreck occurred Mon
day on the l.. q N at West Har-
petn, delaying traffic for short while.
Nobody was hurt.
New goods received almost daily; all
the latest styles and fashions.
1t MRS. NJ E. WILLIAMSON.
| An.e election will be held at the Office
of Cakes Il Nichols. Saturday, Nov. 10,
for the purpose of eecting five trustees
for Rose Hill Cemetery.
DR.. A. s. Page is not pulling any teeth
now. His vaccinated arm is pulling
him. he will be ready for work again
in day or two, however.
Capital Wagons, have few special
sizes. Will sell at old prices.
If j. p. STREET & Co.
Dale Bros. handle coal of quality
and price that give the best of satisfac
ton to their patrons. Before laying in
your supply for the winter call them by
'phohe and they will furnish you with
the best at the lowest price.
The Daughters of the Confederac,
are called to meet at the residence o.
Mrs. W. B, Dobbins tomorrow morning
at 10 O'clock. Business of importanc,
will he transacted, and full attendanc,
is desired.
You are cordially welcomed to our es
adjustment Come and look at ou
pretty millinery, whether you want t.
buy or not.
1t MRS. Nj. f. WILLIAMSON.
Mrs. Addie Moore has beautiful dis
play of chrysanthemums at her home OF
South Main rect. The flowers are il
great variety, all being registered plants
and present lovely spectacle. TIL,
display has been admired by grea
many, 5.
The Columbia Cotton Mill wa
shut down Monday and Tuesday OF
account of sore arms. ALI of tn
employees of the factory we're vaccinatet
), some days ago on account of the
u quarantine regulation and most of tn
. vaccinations have taken.
: Geo. S. Alcorn, the druggist, like al
: progressive business men are rapidl
? learning to do, gives thought and tim
! and special attention to his advertising
I That is why Mr.. Alcorns ads attract 81
u much attention, and that is why he j
\ u so we'll pleased with the HERALD as
= medium.
O The HERALD was late getting it's issu
q printed and circulated Wednesday after
r. noon, but, owing to our desire to Civ
n our. readers the latest, and for other req
# sons, we were unable to get out earlier
n Copies CT that issue we're sent
4 all our weekly subscribers, in order t
n let them get the news earlier than th
# regular weekly issue.
g The Red Seal Bakery is as usus
n keeping up with tho procession, an
Q with the progressiveness for which M
j. Voss is wellknown, is look ing earl
y after the holiday trade. Christina
h cakes, breads and cookies, they are at a
e times prepared to furnish. Do not ovel
" look the hustler and his wares. He wi
II give you dainty and substan tial produc
l. at the right price.
. Mr.. and Mrs. E. H. Hatcher and Mis-
: Leigh Whltthorne had quite an excitin
" accident "wednesday afternoon while r,
y turning from the depot. The thre
% were in Mrs. Hatcher's handsome ira
together. with Mrs. Hatcher holding th
lines, when the vehicle collided with
wagon. Fortunately the horses did nc
h become scared, although the harnes
haI IL h,,u