The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1900-10-12
AROUND TOWN.

Cir"nit Court adjourned Saturday af-
ternoon.
Mr.. George McKennon, we are glad to
report, is better.
Mrs. Catherine Vool HES, we are sorry
to report, quite sick.
MIR. f. M. Dooley has moved to one of
the Voss cottages on Fourth street.
Judge Sam Holding and wife are
quartered at the Bethel for the winter.
Mr.. | Barker has been confined to his
room for several days, but is now better,
WANTED - A good, reliable family
horse, large and strong
1t HORACE RAlNEY.
Colvert Bros bought six of the finest
steers this morning ever brought to this
market
The friends of Mr.. A. Barr will be
glad to hear that he is much improved
in health.
A new furnace is being put in at the
First Baptist church, which will be quite
an improvement.
See Payne & Britain if you ex-
pect to buy a monument, maidstone
or any cemetery work tt
Mr. and Mrs. Simon Hardison are be-
ing congratulated on the arrival of a
9-pound girl at their home
There is a tinge of fall in the air
these days, and heavy clothing and fires
are by no means unc' mforrable.
John Thompson, who has been sick
with malaria fever at the home Of his
mother on Sixth street, is better.
STRAYED-A pale yellow Jersey heifer,
one year old. Reward for her return.
1t HORACE RAINEY.
Mrs. W. P. Woodbridge, we are sorry to
report, continues on the sick list, al
though she is somewhat improved.
Messrs. Seaver & Worley are building
) new cottage for Mr.. d. A. Craig, mex
to Harlan & Crosthm ats drugstore.
STRAYED-One small yellow Jerse,
COW, part of or horn broken off. In
formation leading to her recovery will b.
gladly received. Citizens phone 1876
d&w 1t RUSH GRESHAM.
The Sheriff from Hickman count,
came up Saturday to get the negro jim
VOORHEES,, who was arrested here on tn,
charge of numbering negro at Centre
vile.
, CAKES Orders for cakes of all kinds
for families and entertainments, filleC
promptly and satisfactorily, by Mrs. H
5 Bowers, Mt. Pleasant, Tenn. Bel
Phone IS. 3-6t-d&w
The horse attached to Tucker & Brit
tain's ice-wagon occasioned some eX
citement Sunday morning by runnin
down West Seventh street at 2:40 gait
He was caught early in the action, an
no damage resulted.
. A delightful festival was given Tuesda
G night at the residence of Capt. j. h
; Russell on the Sowell Mills pike, fo
e the benefit of the Main Street G. I
: Church. A good-sized crowd was /
q attendance, and the occasion was great
enjoyed.
Many years ago picture was take
: of Uncle" Bob Irvine. when he was
! little fellow of five summers. and nov
. an ENLARGED reproduction of the same
exhibited in Woldridge's drug, stort
Bob was as pretty when he was young {
he is now.
DR.. A o. Kennedy Monday performe
e a difficult piece of surgery in removin
e an 80 inch snag from horses shoude
\ After the operation the horse was riddle
nine miles. DIR. Kennedy left Tuesds
for Giles county, where he will rema
several days.
Mr.. Frank Moore left SATURDAY. eve
= ing for Spring Hill, and on Mondi
- went to Nashville to become a "knig|
'r of the grip" Mr.. Moore has been in Il
employ of McKennon, Anderson & Flo
ter for the past two years, and has mac
many friends, who will regret that he h
determined to leave the city.
The "ad" inserted in Saturday
HERALD for lost breastpin. found it.
or negro who had picked up the pin on Il
W street. carried it to James iewelrv sto
D. to find out its value, and Mr.. Jane
til seeing the sad" in the HERALD. put Il
We police on the track. as a result of Whit
re the pin was soon returned to the ownf
~ SIT pays to advertise in the HERALD"
Sheriff Hight was telephoned
We Saturday night to go to the depot al
rn take charge of Sam Stone, a member
ne the famous Stone family, who was So
at to be insane. He was carried to t
ne jail, where he was examined by ply
clan, who decided that the young m
was suffering from temporary abbel
ton of the mind caused by chills.
VS. is very much better to- day.