The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1900-01-12
AROUND TOWN.

Wiley Wartield, Jr. is now with
Messrs. Frierson d Embry.
Mr.. W. G. Salmon has been quite sick
for seyeLal days with sore arm.
The friends of Miss Lettie Higley will
regret to hear that she is quite sick.
Hal Simmons, son of Mr.. and Mrs. T.
ID. Simmons in West End, has measles.
Another society wedding will be re-
ported soon. The announcement is not
far Off
Quite number of people are suffering
with sore arms. as a result of vaccina-
ton.
Messrs. Watkins, Harlan & Evans are
now ready for business in their new
store.
This section of country has had suf-
ticient supply of rain during the past
two days.
The little child of Mr.. and Mrs. Sto-
vail, who are visiting Mrs. W. r. Naff,
is quite sick with Pneumonia
Hog trough iron, meat-cutters and
suffers, butcher knives, etc
If j. p. STREET & Co.
James Roberts has bought new
street sprinkler of improved style, which
he will run next spring and summer
Algie Cherry, one of the HERALD's
route boys, ha, horse to die Sunday
which he priced very highly.
Congratulations are being extended t.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clifford Addison over tht
arrival of little gentleman visitor a
their home.
See Payne & Britain if you ex
pect to buy monument, head ston,
or any cemetery work. If
THE HERALD. calendars are all gone
We had on hand larger supply Thu
year than ever before, but the demand
was greater.
Mrs. Addie Dyer is critically ill at tn
residence of her brother, Mr.. Jane
Roberts on Sixth street.
Ruth Fleming, the little daughter O
Mr.. and Mrs. w. S. Fleming, is sicl
with fever. Narcissa has almost re
covered from her recent attack.
Mr.. w B. Wooten is now with tn
Maury Dry Goods Company, having re
signed his position with the Maury Ma
tional Bank
Mr.. G. E McEwen will open up mea
market in the stand formerly occupies
by Hardison q Dooley, corner Sout
Main and Eighth street.
Messrs. G. L. Johnson, of Marshal
county, and w. E. Claymore, railroa
employe, have rented Maddin Vosf
| Y,lona IN Wact FHantb otront
Mr.. and Mrs. G. L. Dyer have move
from Chattanooga to Columbia, to max
this place their home. Mr.. Dyer is pos
, tai CLERK on the Columbia and Tuscun
bia route.
t Ed Thompson, demented white ma
: living in the Rockdale neighborhoot
was brought to Columbia Tuesday a
9 ter2oon and placed in the county jail.
E. G. Blackburn, Wednesday. too
the oath as census clerk for the Sevent
District. His salary begins from tn
!; date, and will last about fifteen month
: Valuable store houses and dwellin.
I for sale. Will pay good per cent. on i
vestment See MADDEN Voss, off
City Hall Rooms. d 2t-w 1t
The corporation has been offered
hundred dollars profit for one of Il
s horses Jim Roberts bought for them
d use in their fire department. They I
:. fused the offer.
Il The horse attached to Dr. F.
Webb's buggy became frightened Mo
day while hitched at Mrs. A.
20 Hughes place on the Hampshire pill
- and ran away, tearing up the vehic
% No one was in the buggy at the time.
The new work house wagon and han
passed though Columbia yesterda
This wagon, which has just been col
pleted. is a large structure made
sheet-iron, and is drawn by six horses
Of Mr.. Thomas Butts, of Columbia, h
Of been appointed local manager of t
4. telephone office. He is said to be
st skilled and efficient man. Mr.. McEwe
ID his predecessor, soon goes to JacksC
is vile, Fla.-Franklin ReviewAppeal.
Is A week or two since the HERALD a
OF nounced that certain gentleman in {
id lumbia was confined to his room wi
rheumatism. Several days ago the g
tleman named received a letter from
patent medicine firm in Loganspo
" Ind, containing the clipping from t
90 HERALD, and calling his attention
N their remedy. And yet some people
% . que that advertising does not pay. I'll
NJ must be because they do not advert
Is in the HERALD.