The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1900-10-26
AROUND TOWN.

Mr.. n. e. Nicholson has accepted
position with X G. Farnsworth
Mr.. j. w. Howard and family have
taken rooms at the Bethel for the
winter.
Tyler Mckee was fined s. and costs
in the City Court Tuesday on the
charge of fighting.
Mr.. John Carpenter and family have
moved into their lovely new home on
West Eighth street.
The corporation hands are putting in
a new blind ditch in front of Harlan &
Crosthwait's drug store.
See Payne q Britain if you ex-
pect to buy monument, head -stone
or any cemetery work If
1t is about time for Jack Frost to put
in his appearance. To many he would
not be an unwelcomed visitor.
Mr.. Geo. K. McKennon, we are glad
to state, is able to be at the store again,
although he is still quite weak.
The little child of Mr.. John Ashton,
of Campbell $ Station, which has been
quite sick in this city, is better
Mrs. James Gordon and daughter,
Mrs. Minnie Jones, have moved into
their new residence on West Sixth
street.
Congratulations are being extended
Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. Ketchum over the
arrival of little daughter at their
home.
Mr.. j. M. Parker has returned from
| hau nj Cd fha 6
his little grandchild, the son of Dr..
Hicks Neal.
Mr.. James Walker and wife, of
Lynnville, who have been visiting Mr..
M. Shirley's family, returned home Fri
day morning.
Mr.. h. O. Bates has rented Mrs. Alice
Smiths new cottage in West End. The
hERALD's advertising columns brought
them together.
Judge Alex M. Roseborough, former
resident of Co umbia, who left here
many years ago, is reported to be slowly
dying in California.
Mr.. w. G. Salmon Wednesday morn.
ing received the sad intelligence of the
dangerous illness of his brother in Cal
away county, Ky.
81 MONEY to loan for client on Maury
County farms, 5 TO 10 years time. w. b
GREENLAw, Attorney, Columbia, Tenn
24eod4t-d&w.
Joe Russell, Independent candida,
for congress, was in the city yes erday
He seems to be on cold trail -Hick
man County News.
Mrs. zimmerman personally examine
and treats ladies and children. DR.
zimmerman is not present except wheI
needed for counsel or assistance. 29-1n
Mr. John Foxall was knocked dovr
: and run over by a surrey on South Main
street Tuesday. He was badly bruised
but is able to walk around.
Horse, that any lady can drive
pheton and harness: all in first elias
> order, for sale cheap. Cash or goot
notes. S. E. CALENDER & Co. d&w1
The Capital Meat Market will open
branch house near the Depot in fey
' days, for the benefit and convenience
+ of the South Columbia people.
! Mr.. A. F. Brown is having til
, tuberculosis test made on twenty hea
of Jersey cattle, preparatory to enterln
them in the sale at Nashville The ties
is being made by DR.. A. 0. Kennedy.
4 For RENr-A mill and dwelling
: FoIr-room house, and the old Nichoso
> mill. On Little Bigby creek, two mile
/ from Columbia, and close to the bes
y school in the county. Apply to w. W
Ussery, Columbia. d&w1t
Some of the young ladies of the FRS
Presbyterian Church nave organized
Bible Society to meet every Wednesda
afternoon at $3.50 o'clock, in which a
the young ladies of the church are in
vited to take part.
. If you will read the advertisement {
Fielder Bros, appearing elsewhere, yo
will get all the latest news in photos
|. raphy. They are makers of the hes
the cheapest, the smallest, the larges
and will give you work that will pleas,
viewed from any standpoint.
For SALE.-The residence on We:
p Sixth street, now occupied by Rev. v
A Provine. Large lot, six room
kitchen, cistern, garden. House tho
oughly screened. Fair price and cas-
payments. For further particulars, al
n ply'to F. D. Lander, at the HERAL
n office. If
. Duck River, at Ashton's dam, seen
'' to be alive with trout at present. Frida
morning Messrs. Ed McKennon, r.
Nichols, G.. H. Sharp and G. Park
caught 112 at this point, and many Otl
ers were landed by other parties. II
y theory is that during the recent rise Il
:, :. fish we're washed down the river and al
~ now trying to get back.
Colvert Bros. the sold reliable" dep,
butchers, are always to the fore with I'll
TO best that experience and money will br
l. in the meat line. Mr.. J. E. Colvert, 81
I; with his practice of years, knows VIII,
I'd to buy in the cattle line in order to gi'
=, his patrons the choicest, and he buy
the best to be had. Covert Bros. gi'
polite attention, and the firm gives a
the worth of their money.
m If you are taking the HERALD, eth
1T the daily or weekly, you expect to p;
Q, for it, so why not pay NOW and get f
C. nothing a guess at our premium set
t. furniture. II you are not taking Il
HERALD, it is time you were. 1t is n
only the best paper in the town, but Civ
away premiums that are worth tryiI
for If
10 Some of our subscribers seem to thir
rs that il they are paid up, they are e
4 titled to a guess at the furniture. Tn
M is a mistake. 1t matters not wheth