The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1900-01-19
AROIND TOWN.

Mr.. and Mrs. Johu Holcomb are the
proud parents of girl baby.
Mrs. G., A. Mooney, who has been
sick for several days, is improving.
City Marshall Jackson has 1912
pound City Marshall, Jr., at his house.
Fresh garden seed just received
1t HARLAN a. RITTER.
The HERALD is glad to report Mr.. T.
N. FigGers. ST., able TO be out again.
The crossing at the corner of South
High and Eleventh streets has been re-
paired and greatly improved.
The offices of Judge Looney and
County Court Clerk Thomas are being
nicely repapered and reprinted.
Mrs. Annie McLemore has moved to
the residence on West Sixth street,
formerly occupied by Mrs. Wilkins.
Hog trough iron, meat-cutters and
suffers, butcher knives, etc
If j. p. STREET & Co.
Messrs. W. j. Embry & Co. have re.
moved to their new Office at No. | East
Seventh street, next to M ID. Kings.
The many friends of Mr. Sam Caper,
ton will be glad to know that he is able
to be out again after a long illness. He
is in the city this week
The city's "fnest" are now arrayeC
in their new uniforms. The suits were
furnished by McKennon, Anderson
Foster, and show superior workmanship
and material
See Payne & Britain If you ex
pect to buy monument, head. stone
or any cemetery work. IT
The friends of Mrs. Jennie May Mich
olson will be glad to learn that her littl
daughter Natalie, who has been very il
with pneumonia, is convalescing.
The handsome cottage of Mrs. f. r
Huntington on West Sixth street i
nearing completion. The work, which
is both artistic and substantial, is bein,
done by Messrs. MulleniX & Henton, th,
contractors.
Ed Thompson, white man from tn
Enterprise neighborhood, was place.
in jail several days ago on account of be
ing violently insane, and afterwards TAX
en- to the state asylum by Deput
Sheriffs Church and Harder.
You can get wings and feathers a
Mrs. WilliamsOn's at cents. Tip
from % cents to So. Buy now, as pr 70
will advance the first of February. 1872
The position of writing and drawing
teacher at the Public School has beel
created by the Board of Education. an,
Miss Willie Figuers was elected to fiji
the place.
A two-line advertisement seeking t
buy horse was inserted in the HERAL.
few davs ago, and the advertiser wa
kept busy all next day receiving re
sponses over the telephone, by person
and otherwise See what a two-lin
''ad' in the HERALD can do?
Mrs w. T. Naff and children wi
leave in a day or two for their futur
home in Columbus, Miss. Mr.. and Mr.
Eugene Lochridge will move to tn
house which they will vacate.
WANTED with rig to sell OF
Poultry Mixture. Straight salary, 81
weekly and expenses. Address, wit
stamp: Eureka Mfg. Co., East S
Louis, Ill. 1t
A letter has been received from Lieu
w. N. Hughes, Jr., at Manila, stain
that his father, Capt. w. n. Hughe
would sail for home on the City
Pekin. The letter was dated Dec.
and the City of Pekin was scheduled
sail from Manila two weeks thereafUe
If you have sold your Maury coun
: phosp plate farm and want to re-invest
frst-cass farming lands, address M
Callum's Real Estate Agency, Pulasl
Tenn, who make speciality of Gil
county farms. If
Mr.. Charles Akin, of Nashville, who
visiting his sister, Mrs. Columbus Erie
/ son at Cross Bridges, and Mr.. Wiley
Embry took fishing trip on Big BigI
yesterday, and caught nice string
trout.
One of the famous Mauser rifles us
by the Spaniards, and Filipinos, is
exhibition at the gun-shop of Mr.. F.
Wood. The gun is the property of N
John A. Cakes, and was sent him by
g nephew, Lieut.. r. O. Ragsdale, W
captured it from a Filipino insurgent.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. j. Mooney will mo
< in few days from their home on G.
loway street to Mrs. Giants new bui
ing on School street Messrs. G.
and Will Mooney and Mr.. Joe Thorn
t and their families will also live in t
b same house. Mr.. F. d. Harlow a
s family will move to Mr.. j. j. Moone.
S house, and Mrs. jamie Trantham a
4 family will move to the house vacat
e by Mr.. Joe Thomas.