The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1900-03-23
AROUND TOWN,


a spell Of sickness.
You will have no saw-edge collars If
you send them to WHITE STAR LAUNDRY.
1t
| West Seventh street. between Garden
and the Square, is being nicely graded
and improved.
White aid clean will be your laundry
if sent to WHITE STAR LAUNDRY. 1t
The new planning mill of Mr.. w. j.
Cakes, on North Main street, is near
ing completion.
See Payne IL Britain If You ex-
pect to buy monument, head stone
or any Genet cry work. II
A new hack-lin has been established
between Columbia and Williamsport,
making three hacks now running be-
tween these places.
Messrs. Payne & Britain have lately
made two handsome monuments for DR.
and Mrs. w. W. Joyce of the Sawdust
Valley neighborhood.
If you want your linen washed equal
to that done anywhere, send to WHITE
STAR LAUNDRY and you will have it. Il
Mr.. j. d. Wright is the only man in
town who wore a genuine shamrock leaf
on ST. Patrick's Day. 1t was taken
from plant grown at his home in this
city.
Messrs Watkins, Harlan & Evans are
having an elegant sign board made,
to be erected over their store on West
seventh street. Bob Harlan is doing the
work.
The remains of Nolan Massey, the
negro who was killed on the railroad
near the Arsenal Monday night were
shipped to Waverly that being his
home.
The HERALD found the owner for thai
set of harness you saw advertised Il
belonged to Mrs. E. G. Grant, and
was stolen and brought to town anC
sold for 81. The police are now afte
the rogue.
Leave your bundles at our agency mex
door to postotfice, and laundry will b,
promptly returned to you fresh and clean
1t WHITE STAR LAUNDRY.
The Health Board has released Prof
W. E. Bostick from quarantine and h.
is now attending to his school duties
His son. Marvin, is now practically well
and will be released from quarantine tn,
latter part of this week or the first O
next.
Lewis Wells, colored, who was wante,
at Pulaski on the charge of assaulting
5 white man, was arrested Friday at Mt
Pleasant by Deputy Sheriff Harden an
carried back to Pulaski. The officer
I had been looking for Wells about tw
years.
Do you want your laundry just as yo
would have it? Certainly, you do. Their
send it to WHITE STAR LAUNDRY. 1t
Fifty-six years last ago Saturday Isl
Patrick's) day. Mr.. St. Ledger Whit
and his wife. of this city, were united i
marriage on the bank of Duck River
Everybody Except the contractin
5 parties) who was in attendance a
the wedding is now dead, and there
3 only one man in town now living VIII
was dong business in Columbia at thu
time. Mr.. Whites marriage licens
was issued to him by Rev. T. jeff Dixor
who was then deputy County Coul
Clerk.
3 FoUND-Pair of ladies' kid gloves, o
Z West Seventh street. Owner can hay
same by applying at this office and pay
{ ing for this ad. 1t
Mrs Jas. d. Sowell, of West 9th stree
: has a quilt made by her mother, Mrs. T
E. Wood, which has 70 squares. eac
& containing 100 pieces, making 1900
: all. This quilt is curiosity, and ca
: be seen at any time by any one who s
desires. Miss Addie Wood, of 1926 Yves
Ninth street. has also made beautifl
quilt with the national colors of rec
! white and blue, containing So Ion
u squares with 100 small ones in eacl
making $500 in its makeup. TIL
L quilt is very pretty and Miss Addie e,
s poets to keep it to be treasured as
!. relic of her young womanhood.
!, Our uptown office is next door to pos
office; our laundry is on South Garde
J street. Send your bundles to eitht
place or call Bell phone LOG or Citizen
n phone 1876 and we will call for it.
1t WHITE STAR LAUNDRY.
Mr.. W. H. Davis says that Thursday
J. last week was the anniversary of IL
famous snow of March Is, 1913, whe
, the ground was covered to a depth
> about two feet. Mr.. j. P. McGav
"a ST.. one of our oldest citizens, is of Il
! opinion that this memorable snow O
CURED on the l4th of March, and d
not leave until the 29th of April. I'll
top of the snow was frozen into hal
crust, and all live stock had to be kel
fastened up in or, err to prevent the
Ii sinking through the crust and cuttiI
and bruising their limbs.
s Columbia is now better equipped (,
,e fire protection than ever. The fire-el
It CINE has been lately fitted up to be dra i