The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1900-08-10
AROUND TOWN.

in North Garden sire ct.
North Main street is being nicely inn
proved and macadamized.
Messrs. Harlan & Shelton, the livery
men, had fine ho Sc to die Monday.
A large assortment of hammocks, at
cost, at A. d. FRIERsoN q Son. 10 Ut.
DIR. Otey Porter moved Tuesday to
Mrs. Josie Harlan's, on West Sixth
street.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. r Fleming have gone
to Forest Springs, KY, for Mrs. Elem
ing's health.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. Ketchum have
moved to one of the Voss cottages on
North Garden street.
See Payne & Britain IL you ex-
poet to buy monument, maidstone
or any cemetery work II
Maj. G. w. Bailey, after two weeks
illness, has gone back to work as night
Waterman at Oak s factory.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank H. Smith have
gone to spend two weeks at Mrs. Henry
Magruder's, while she is at the springs.
Wiley B. Embry, who had his foot
painfully hurt several days ago by being
run over by the street sprinkler, is i'm
proving.
Mr.. P. l. Derryberry's little daugh-
ter, Mary Marguerite, is quite sick with
whooping cough at their residence at
Riverside.
The horse driven to Messrs. Tucker &
Brittain's ice wagon was taken sick Sun
day on account of excessive heat, and
had to be killed.
The ice cream supper at McCains was
attended by quite number of young
people from South Columbia. The af-
fair was greatly enjoyed.
Alice Church, colored was tried be.
fore Esquire Guest yesterday morning,
charged with using profane language.
She was fined $40 and cos's.
Mrs. Mary B. England has filed suit
In the Circuit Court for divorce from
Frank ID. England. Salmon & Turner
are solicitors for complainant.
Officer Mel Butts, of the police force,
is taking week 'off" and acting as
private citizen. He and his wife will
spend several days on Leiper's Creek.
There was an ice cream supper at
Union Grove, five miles from Columbia
on the Sowell's Mill pike, lat night,
the proceeds to be used for the benefit
of the school at that place.
Girls Wilkins (colored) was tried before
Esquire Guest Tuesday morning
charged with disturbing public worship
at the A. M. e. Church in Macedonia.
The case against him was dismissed.
Mr.. G. w. Hayes wife and child are
camping in Mr.. A. n. Atkins lot On the
Mt Pleasant pike. Mr.. Hayes is a
United States Geologist and is going tc
carry on extensive work in this county
Mr.. j. w. Reams has moved from one
of the Voss cottages on North Gard-r
street to Fourth. The house which he
vaca ed is being improved and will be
occupied by Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Ketchum
Register John G. Latta has purchased
of Austin Owen the place on Ninth
street, " here Mr.. Owen and Mr.. w. A
Howard and their families have beer
living. The la ter will move to Nash
vile.
Mr.. S. z. Payne went to Mt. Pleasan
Tuesday, and while there was takel
sick and was unable to return. His i'll
ness, however, is not thought to b.
serious, and he hopes to return hom
+ to-day.
l Mr.. F H. Smith, who had his bacl
+ hurt some days since, is still confined t,
his home on South Main street. H.
physicians do not think his condition
dangerous, yet it will take sometime TO
him to fully ecover.
The School Commissioners of the 9tl
district, at their meeting Saturday
: eected the following teachers for tn
Macedonia colored public school for tn
next term: A L. Morrell, principal
? Luella S. Collins and Ella Hill, assist
8 ants.
z The trainers at South Side Park wi
give free races all day every Friday, an,
the public at large is cordially invited t
q attend. Messrs. A. w. Mckay an
: John Trotwood Moore both have goo,
! strings there, and Mr.. B. S. Thoma
I brings his horses over on Friday.
City Marshall jackson has opened u
:, the rock shed'' at the city lookup, an
y when arrests are made and the partie
eslC uudDl6 W pay Jll6lT uUeS Ul6y WI
= be put to work breaking up rock, to b
y used in macadamizing the street:
Several are already at work; and th
gang will be increased in few days.
n Mr.. j. L. Hutton came near having
n serious accident w, dnesday evening
L While driving on West Seventh stree
6. the front wheel of his buggy came of
and the horse becoming frightened
started to run. Mr.. Hutton manage
20 hold the reins, however, and with til
assistance of several bystanders I'll
animal was prevent I'd from doing an
damage
m Mr.. W. ]. Cakes has secured the col
N tract for building the new residence fl
Rev. w. A. Provine on the Kirkma
property on West Sixth street, and wor
has already begun. Messrs. Erne
McLemore and Jesse Ellington hay
also purchased lots next to Mr.. Provin
e north on the new street to be opened U
g through this property.
Of Lonnie Wood. while out drivir
LII Sunday afternoon with his sister, Mi
N Addie, had quite an exciting experience
The horse became frightened at an e.
CINE, while crossing the railroad {
South Hight street, aid began plum
ing and kicking He ran some distan,
s before he could be stopped, but 70
tunately neither of the occupants we
injured. The front part of the bugs
was demolished