The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1900-03-30
THE COLUMBIA HERALD: FRIDAY. MARCH 30 1000
AROUND TOWN.



Carl Hirsch, Of this city, has filed
petition in bankruptcy.
Attention, breeders! Hal Garter stands
at $40 to insure Alex Mckay.
Mr.. T. N. Figuers has had nice sign
placed over his store.
You will have no saw-edge collars il
you send them to WHITE STAR LAUNDRY.
1t
McKennon, Anderson & Foster have
two beautiful window displays. Eugene
Ritter was the artist.
White AID clean will be your laundry
if sent to WHITE STAR LAUNDRY. 1t
Mr.. and Mrs. o. O. Welborn are now
boarding with Mr.. and Mrs. d. G..
Phelan at 80 North High street.
h. @. Farnsworth has received nice
line of wicker rocking chairs and trunks,
which he is selling at bargain prices.
See Payne d Britain if you ex-
pect to buy a m OnUment, head.stone
or any cemel cry work. tt
Capt James Friel is having his resi-
dence remodeled and improved. Messrs.
Thomas d Lamar are doing the work.
III you want your linen washed equal
to that done anywhere, send to WHITE
STAR LAUNDRY and you will have it. IL
Dave Smith, colored, an employe at
W. j. Cakes planning mill, had the end
of one of his fingers cut off Saturday.
while at work at the mill.
Leave your bundles at our agency next
door to postotfice, and laundry will be
promptly returned to you fresh and clean.
1t WHITE STAR LAUNDRY.
j. M. Dooley, of Mt. Pleasant, has
purchased the home place and store
house of Maddin Voss, on North Gar
den street, and will move here soon to
go into business.
Mrs. Voss and family are moving into
the house on the corner of Fourth and
Garden street, formerly occupied by Mr..
Jas. " hite and family, who will live
with Mr.. Whites parents.
Do you want. your laundry just as you
would have it? Certainly, you do. Then,
send it to WHITE STAR LAUNDRY. 1t
Mrs. M. E. Williamson will have with
her this year, Mrs. Emma Ketchum,
Mrs. III. =. Fariss. Miss Myrtle Carter
Mrs. Jas Butler, Miss Libbie Wood and
Miss Fannie Cowley.
Mr.. E. g. johnson and family will
move to Nashville in few days, and Mr.
ID. W. Peters will move into the place
on North Garden street now occupied
by them.
Jones Il Vaughn are doing fine bust
ness in their line, and quality and price
is the motto that has brought them the
success they have made. They will sell
sash and doors at Nashville prices.
The following ladies have charge O
Messrs. McKennon, Anderson & Foster
millinery department: Miss Hettie Hite
Miss Helen de MacBride, Miss RATHER
inc Latta, Mrs. Mary England, Mis-
May Tucker and Miss Sandefur.
The committees appointed by th,
Chamber of Commerce to get up bust
ness statistics of the city are now a
work.
: Our uptown Office is next door to post
office; our laundry is on South Gardei
street. Send your bundles to eithe
place or call Bell phone LOG or Citizens
phone 126 and we will call for it.
1t WHITE STAR LAUNDRY.
The HERALD has just completed
new list of subscribers for the Citizen
Telephone Company. Besides the Co
lumbia exchange, the list contains tn
exchanges at Mt. Pleasant, Santa Fe
Culleoka and Bigbyville, and also Law
renceburg, Iron City, West Point
Loretto and Summertown, the latter ex
changes having recently been connecte
with the Citizens Telephone system i
Maury county. Subscribers to thi
company in Maury county can now OF
tain AGO phones free. The list show
: the Citizens company to be in mos
> healthy and fourishing condition.