The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1900-10-05
AROUND TOWN.

Harry Frierson is on the streets, after
quite an illness
Frank Roberts has been quite sick in
Nashville for several days past
Messrs. West & Nichols, the under
takers, sold fine horse to c. Abraham
for $175.
j. 7. Anderson, of this city, has filed
a petition in bankruptcy in the United
States Circuit Court.
The Daughters of the Confederacy
will meet with Mrs. j. G Williamson
Saturday afternoon at $3.50 O'clock.
Erwin Houser has accepted a position
at Waxahachie, Texas, and left this
week for that place to make it his
future home.
DR.. and Mrs. Brown Goodwin have
purchased one of Satterfield and bod
sons handsomest surveys. to be used
both for pleasure drives and professional
calls.
Jack Porter has sold his grocery bust
ness on South High street 10 MIR. James
Arthur. Mr.. Porter will travel for st.
Louis house.
Dr. Brown Goodwin purchased a
handsome horse few days since from
E. o. Ulrich. of Newport, KY, to work
to his new surrey.
Dave Bcgatsky has rented the store
room formerly occupied by A. J. Nichols
and will utilize both his old place OF
business and the corner building as
salesrooms.
Mr.. S. A Fain has sold his meat
market to Messrs. Hardison d Co., who
will in the future conduct the business
Mr.. Fain will leave in short time fu
Texas, to make it his future home.
Mullenix & Henton, the builders
have closed contract with Mrs. Gilbert
to build for her modern cottage or
South High street, which promises tt
be one of the most attractive in our city
In the window of the express office il
the Bethel House are exhibited som,
attractive fair premiums among then
being cook stove completely fitted, tc
be given for the best surrey horse, and
handsome saddle to he awarded to tn,
winner of the tournament.
Little Miss Sue Sheppard, daughte
of DIR. and Mrs. w. G. Sheppard, had ;
narrow escape Tuesday from a serious
injury, by falling from a swing; as i
was, her left arm was severely sprained
The friends of Mr.. S. j. Caperton will
be glad to learn that after painful
operation in an infirmary in Nashville
he is doing we'll and will probably re
turn home next Monday.
Mr.. O. H. Kipers has opened a bar
bershop next door to Harlan & eros
thwait's drugs ore, and if clean towels
sharp raisors and close atten ton to tn
details of frst-cass shop will brin
trade, Mr.. Kipers will get it, He ha
had twelve years experience and know
his business.
See Payne q Britain if you ex
pect to buy a monument, head-ston
or any cemetery work If
Delegates from Leonidas Pol
Bivouac No 3 of Confederate veteran
to the annual meeting of the Stat
Bivouac, will leave Columbia Wednes
day morning, October 10, on the accom-
mediation train at $50 O'Clock, and al
rive in McMmnville that afternoon a
Los, and the convention will be caile
to order at 2:30.
The CORPORATION authorities have pun
chased a new horse for the fire depar
ment, one of the horses having becom
unfit for working to the engine. Her,
after City Marshall Jackson will reserv
one of the city's horses for the polio
department, so that the outskirts of tn
city may be better patrolled.
Miles Cook, No. l Gamble Block, is
live, hustling grocer, always prompt an
quick to see and attend to the wants
buyers. Mr.. Cook and his clerks al
ever ready to serve politely, and the vel
best obtainable can always be found +;
his place of business, quality being tt
motto. Go to see him once and yo
, will go again.
: Clifford Haley left Monday for Cors
! Gamma, Texas, where he has accepted
position in mercantile establishment
Clifford has been employed on I'll
Democrats typographical force fl
several years, and is a young man
: goud morals and fine promise. Fl
friends wish him well in his new HON
j, Carl Higgins, of Fayetteville, W
= take his place on the Democrat.
! A beautiful pyramid cake is on e
!. hibition at the drugstore of Mr.. w.
+ Woodbridge, to be given to the best Lax
t rider at the Maury County fair. 1t
f offered by the Red Seal Bakery, and is