The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1900-09-28
AROUND TOWN.


list foI several days.
The Knights of Pythias meet at Cas-
tie Hall this evening.
Meade Vaughn is now behind the
counter at the Bethel.
w. A. Willis is DOW behind the coun-
ters at the Trade Palace.
Elder McCaleb continues quite i'll at
his residence on Sixth street.
The friends of Walter Lochridge are
glad to see him out on the streets again.
Mr.. Eugene Martin is still quite sick
at the home of his brother on South
High street.
Thursday Evening Musical met last
evening at 8 o'clock at the residence of
Mrs. Minnie fowler
Matt McFerrin has accepted a posi-
ton with the Cumberland Telephone
Company of Nashville.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jake Hebbeln (nee Miss
Clara Colquitl are the proud parents of
a nine-ponnd baby boy.
See Payne & Britain II you ex-
pect to buy monument, maidstone
or any cemetery work tt
Frank Latta has accepted position
with G w. Nichols. Robt. Dodson has
taken Franks place at White Bros.
Master Will Fleming who had one of
the bones in his leg broken few days
since, is able to go around on crutches.
Mr.. j. K. Colvert moved yes. err
day from his late residence on South
Garden street to one of the new cot
tages on 18th street.
The date for the Old Fiddlers' Con-
test has not yet been announced, but it
has been decided to have it take place
some time next month.
Depot policeman r. p. Addison has
been appointed special Deputy Sheriff,
in order that he may make arrests out
side of the corporation limits.
Ashton Bros. have completed the re-
pairs on their mill, which was damaged
recently by the boiler explosion, and be-
gan last Thursday running on full time.
Joe Tucker has organized skating
rink club of about thirty members. The
first skate will take place about October
LIST, in the hall over his store on South
Main street.
St: Paul's A. M f. Church, in Mace.
rdonia, is being nicely improved on the
outside. The members Of the congrega-
ton deserve much credit for the work
they have done.
The repairs on the residence of Mr..
Sam Cook on South Main street, are
nearing completion, and his home will
be much improved both in appearance
and Improvements.
Messrs Heayrin and Co., are repre-
senting the Chicago Portrait Co., and
want to employ others to help them.
They are stopping at Mr.. McA lpine's, As
South Garden street.
City Marshall Jackson had on mum
Der of extra officers Wednesday to take
care of the crowd. Many constabes from
the country districts were also here as.
sisting Sheriff Hight
Mr. NJ D. King is in receipt of a letter
from his son, Jos. G. King. who is at
tending the Knoxville University. He
is having time with the 'hazers," is
in good health and enjoying the fun.
Constable Vaughan, of Mt. Pleasant
Friday morning brought up Charley
Cooper, who is charged with assaultine
foreman Green. of the jackson Phos
phate Co. He was carried to the county
chain gang.
Lawrence Democrat: %. H. Neeld
Manager of the Cumberland Exchange
at this place, fell from telephone pole
Thursday evening of last week anC
sustained injuries from which he ha:
been confined to his room since.'
Messrs. Matthews Gordon, Frank
Vaughn. lack Roquemore, Frank anc
Nimrod Porter and Jake Harlan will en-
ter in the tournament contest to be
held at the fair next week. There will
be other entries from the country.
A buggy owned by Wallace & Overton
and occupied by Tom Birdsong, colored
was badly damaged in front of tn,
Bethel House at an early hour Frida,
morning. The horse became unruly
aud used his heels with telling effect OIL
the vehicle.
An ice cream festival was given Frida
evening at the residence of Mr.. j. w
, Reams, on Fourth street, for the benefi
! of the Main Street G, p Church. TIL
r grounds were brightly illuminated, an
: those attending greatly enjoyed tn
T evening.
9 A meeting was held Monday evening a
; Hendley & Wilson's office, to take initia
) steps looking forward to the organ liza
a ton of gun club. Permanent organ
! zation was probably effected las
: night, when those interested were t
: have met again.
Mrs. M E. Williamson reached HON
+. last Saturday from the Eastern markets
Il where she went to purchase fall mill
s merry. Miss Myrtle Carter, who will b
e with her again this year came with he
J, Mrs. Villiamsou's millinery openin
: will take place to-day, tomorrow an
g Monday.
Drs. zimmerman, the Osteopaths, al
:, now permanently located in this cit
: and ready to receive patients. The
y have an office in the Masonic Tempt,
= and also an Office at their residence, CO.
: ner West Sixth and Huntington street,
where Mrs. zimmerman will treat lad
patients. See their card elsewhere
the HERALD.
The following, which is copied fro
the Trade Unionist, published /;
. Washington, has reference to an Of
Columbia boy and former employee
g the HERALD office: George ID. CO
l. quit says Jack Childress was first undi
the wire, but he is a good secon
Weight, 9 pounds. He is undecide