The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1900-08-17
OVER THE COUNTY.

200 shoats. HORACE RAINEY. l7-2t
Mr.. T. P. Grove, after visit to rela-
tiyes in the county, has returned to
Washington.
Miss Ruth Brooks, Of Louisville, is
visiting Miss Susie Bell Moore, of
Spring Hill.
Penny pictures at Young's. tt
Miss Fannie Thomas Webster, who
has been sick for several weeks, is inn
proving slowly.
Prof. ID. 7. Harris, formerly of Glen
dale, now has a prosperous school at
Caney Springs.
Handbook disc plows are the highest
draft. j. p. STREET Il Co.
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Miss Margaret Morton, of Nashville,
who has been visiting at Hampshire, re.
turned home Wednesday.
Jeff Gilbreath, of Broadview, left last
week for Texas, where he will join his
brother, Billy Gilbreath.
Messrs. William Smith and son have
returned to their home in the Rally Hill
neighborhood from Texas.
For SALE, CHEAP.-A good second
hand surrey. Apply at this office.
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Mrs. T. P. Brumbach and Miss Sue
and Hall Brumbach have returned from
a visit to relatives at Lavergne.
The school at Sunnyside began Mon
day morning, with Miss Anna Ken
hedy of Decatur, Ala, in charge.
Steel land rollers. j. P. STREET & Co.
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Messrs Allen and Hugh Moore, of
Brentwood, are visiting the family of
Mrs. j. M. Moore, at Spring Hill.
MiIlers report the wheat coming in in
bad condition for milling purposes and
shipment, it being tough and damp.
Osborne Columbia Mowers. All Steel
Self Dump Hay Rakes.
If j. P. STREET & Co.
Mrs. Gardner and Miss Gardner, of
Memphis, are the guests of Mrs. Ellie
McLemore, at Spring Hill.
The school at McCains will begin
next Monday, with Prof. Robt. Harris
as principal and Mrs. Harris as assist
liant.
WANTED-A good blacksmith. Shop
; in West End. Apply to
1t HORACE RA1NEY.
Mi Jennie Burgess, of Birmingham,
who has been the guest of Miss Pearl
lsom, at Gross bridges, returned home
this week.
Mr. and Mrs. Boyde Mitchell have re-
turned to their nome in Arkansas, after
a visit to Mr.. Mitchell's parents, Mr..
and Mrs. w. L. Mitchell.
: Miss Maude Cecil has gone to Primms
to spend the balance of the summer.
Miss Bessie Cecil and Mr.. Horace
Cecil have also gone there to visit.
WANTED:-To sell farm. 142 acres
wei Improved. AddressTim H. Moore,
Glover Croft or Nashville, Tenn.
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tThere will be an ice cream supper at
Flowers public school-no next Fri
/ day night, August "a, the proceeds to
be used for the benefit of the school.
There was an ice cream supper Wed
nesday evening at Recess Chapel, one
mile from Bigpyville on the Campbells-
{ vile pike for the benefit of the church.
Officers Friel and Russell raided a
f.. crap game at Mt. Pleasant Saturday,
catching eighteen white boys. Upon
being tried, they were fined 50. 80 each
Chattanooga chilled pIows Will pillow
where others fail.
, If P. STREET & Co.
Misses Floy and Alma Weaver have
returned to their home at Mt. Pleasant
from visit to Huntsville They were
accompanied home by the Misses Bar
r rett.
Mr.. James Norwood. of the 3rd Dis.
trict, raised beet this season which
measured % inches in circumference
and II inches in length. Marshall
/, Gazette.
Capital Wagons, have few special
sizes. Will sell at old prices.
If j. P. STREET & Co.
j. D. Church, of this county, has
been awarded the Peabody Normal
scholarship for this, the nineteenth
senatorial district, be having made the
, highest grade.
E. D. Hunter, of Chicago, His, is
} visiting the family of 2. Ii. billiard at
Fly. Messrs. Hunter and Hilliard were
once compositors together on the late
Chicago Daily Times.
Before purchasing elsewhere, it viii
y pay you to call and see and price our
wheat drill.
= ROBERTS MACHINE AND IMPLEMENT Co
If
The drama, EAST Lynne" was pre-
sented at Culleoka Friday night by the
Glendale Dramatic Clun, A good sized
t audience was in attendance, and the
-, play was we'll rendered, each partici-
l pant deserving credit.
y Mr.. and Mrs. G. NJ. Henton left
Monday to return to their old home in
/ Minnesota. They appreciate and are
appreciated by the many friends they
have made here, and it Is nothing but
= ''the children" that called them back.
The Phaton contest was so much ap
' preciated by the public, and the result
so satisfactory to the management, thai
the HERALD starts another guessing con.
, test in this issue. This time it is for a
handsome set of furniture. For details
q and conditions. read the article headed
"Another Guessing Contest
e The Milwaukee Binder, you know, is
the best; we'll, the Milwaukee Mower is
= likewise the superior OF any Mower on
the market. We sell them.