The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1900-07-20
OVER THE COUNTY.


Mr.. L, X. Morley is quite i'll at his
home at lsom.
Picnic lunches at HARLAN & RIr-
TER's. IL
Mrs. Jno. A. Turner is visiting friends
in the country.
Telephone us your order for binder
Irvine. j. y. STREET a. Co If
Miss Willie Harris of Nashville, is
visiting relatives at Cross Br dyes.
Mrs. Will CRANBERRY, of Nashville. is
visiting Mrs. Pointer, at Spring Hill.
Miss Nora Milliken has returned to
Dark's Mill to resume her school duties.
Capital wagons, the best for the money
on the market. j. P. STREET & Co
Mr.. Shelby Coffee left on Saturday
for country trip, to be gone about ten
days.
| Miss Mamie Cooper, Of Nashville, is
visiting Mrs. Campbell Brown at Spring
Hill.
sc of rice % cents, HARLAN & RIr-
TER's. 1t.
| Mr.. Charlie Wright and Mrs. Lem
Thomas and daughter, are at Mont
eagle.
The best quality of machine oils for
your harvesting machinery.
If j. p. STREET & Co.
Mrs. c. M. Watson of Florence, Ala.
is the guest of Mr.. S. w. Varied and
family.
Mr.. John Cecil and bride, Of Gains
vile, Texas, are visiting friends in Mt.
Pleasant
D. F. Osteen commenced an eight
months school near Fernvale Springs,
yesterday.
Mrs. Saunders, of Nashville, is the
guest Of her sis err Mrs. Tom Porter,
this week.
Miss Effie Laurie has returned to Cross
Bridges from a visit to her aunt at
Spring Hill
Mrs. Bette Ramon and family Of
Bowling Green, KY, is visiting rela ives
at Glendale.
| Miss Mary Sanders, of Nashville. is
visiting Miss Mary Porter, of the
Mooresville road.
Gum, leather and canvass belts, hemp
and gum packing, belt paint and lacing
tt j. P. STREET 4 Co.
Mrs. Benner, who has been at the
Bethel House the past year, now rooms
with Mrs. Thomas Lamar.
Miss Matte Roe Webster, of Cross
Bridges, has returned home after a
pleasant visit to Spring Hill.
Misses Kate and May Scott have re
turned home, the former from Lynn.
vile, the later from Bigbyville
Miss Blanche Hardeman, who has
been visiting her sister, Mrs. G. A.
Mooney, returned home Monday.
Mr.. G. @. Baumguartner arrived from
Texas this week with l24 yearling
mules, which he will pasture in this
county.
DR. Brown Goodwin will visit his
mother and preach at New Hope on
Knob Creek next Sunday morning at II
O'clock.
Mrs. L. j. Horton and daughter and
Miss Ella M. Austin, Neb., are visiting
Mr.. Jno. Sowell and family at Cross
Bridges.
Mr.. z. T. Akin and wife of Nashville,
are visiting their daughter Mrs. Eva
Fleming at Mr.. j. j. Jennings, near
Glendale.
Mr.. Will Cecil, of Oklahalna Teri
tory, is visiting his sisters, Mrs. Mum
ford Smith and Mrs. Willis Conner, in
Mt. Pleasant.
! Mrs. Fannie Abrahams, Of Nashville
who has been visiting Mrs. c. Hirsch
is now in Mt. Pleasant with her sister
Mrs. Goldner
Mrs. Blair Fame and little daughter
Rebecca, who have been visiting Maur,
county relatives, will leave for Cleburne
Texas, Thursday.
, Messrs. Frank Brown and Edwin Err
} win will return TO Kentucky the latter
part of this week, to renew their can
vass for the Grant Nursery.
Mrs. Thos. Alexander spent Sunda,
with relatives here, en- route to he
home in Mt. Pleasant, from visit tc
. Williamson county.
Mrs. j. A. McCalister, of Pulaski
passed through the city Monday OF
! her way tn Lewisburg to visit her grand
mother, Mrs. Jones Richardson.
r M ISIS Bessie Scott returned yesterda,
from visit to Miss Lizzie Fry at Moores
vile, and will begin her school at tn
: Bauguss School House next week.
Mr.. and Mrs. W.. Vance Thompson
! and Mrs. Medora Brown, of Ashwood
j were spending a few days with MI
t and Mrs. Meade Frierson last week.
: Mrs. Will Foster (nee) Miss Ell
+ CroSthwait, returned to her home nea
Mt. Pleasant Monday after several day
visit to relatives in the Iron Bridg
vicinity.
If you intend to take guess at ths
Phaeton, it is time you were doing il
h August first is the last day, and that wi
h be here before you know it, if you don
look out. If
The HERALD found the owner for thu
lost bundle of dry goods, advertised
our last issue. 1t belonged to a Mr.
Packard, who lives in the western paI
1T of the county.
" The Milwaukee Binder, you know,
n the best; well, the Milwaukee Mower
<, likewise the superior of any Mower o
tt the market. We sell them.
Or ROBERTS MACHINE AND IMPLEMENT G.,
e If
g. An ice cream supper will be given
the College building at Santa
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