The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1900-02-02
ABOUT TcWS.


Leslie Davis is working for the White
Star Laundry.
To. day IS ground hog" day. You
know the rest.
Mr.. FRI nix Y. McCord, of Pulaski,
was in town yesterday.
Mr.. S. S. Fleming is book keeper for
the f. W Gamble Grocery Co
j. r. Bats, the West End grocer, is
out with an attractive new market
wagon.
Charley Love, a well known negro,
died Monday night at his home east of |
the city.
Hog trough iron, meat-cutters and |
suffers, butcher knives, etc
If j. p. STREET & Co.
Officer w. A. Voss is acting as City |
Marshall during City Marshall Jack |
sons absence.
See Payne N Britain if you ex.
npct To buy monument, head.stone
o any cemetery work. If
Arthur McPhee and family, who left
here several weeks ago for Philadelphia.
have returned to Scotland, their native
home,
Leave your laundry orders at the
White Star Laundry Office or call Bell
phone lO6, Citizens 'phone 1916. 1t
Messrs. Rainey g. Wilson are tearing
down the negro cabins on South Garden
Street, preparatory to building other
new houses.
Constable B. Ladd brought up a negro
from Mt Pleasant Tuesday, who was
arrested on the charge of carrying a PTS
tol an, assault and battery.
Old "Uncle' Jesse Simms, colored,
who was well-known among the citi-
zens of Columbia, died this morning
at his home near Burns Spring.
We send you no saw edge collars that
cut your neck Our new shaper does
away with the old trouble. Try us and
be convinced.
1t WHITE STAR LAUNDRY.
George Brown, colored, was brought
up from Mt. Pleasant Sunday and
placed in jail, charged with cutting a
negro at that place Saturday night.
If you send your clothes to the White
Star Laundry it won't cost you cent
unless the work is as satisfactory as
when done in Nashville or elseW here. 1t
Deputy Sheriffs Harder and Church
carried j. f.. ThomL son, the demented
man placed in jail several weeks ago, to
the state asylum at Nashville Tuesday.
You can get wings and feathe RS a
Mrs. Williamson's at 5 cents. Tipt
from % cents to 49, Buy now, as pri 'es
will advance the first of February. 1928
Mrs Soper and son, Mr.. Horace Soper
have moved to Columbia and rented
"Westover," the home of Mr.. John
Trotwoo Moore. Mr.. Moore will board
with them.
To you, laundry agent or laundrymar
who thinks the White Star Laundry
can't compare with your grade of work
let your money talk and not your tongue
1t
Mr.. and Mrs. Ellington, who have
been boarding with Mrs. A. d Frierson
have rented the cottage recently oc
cupied by Mr.. Andrew Dale, on Yves
| Sixth Street, and will move into it "a
soon as it can be placed in readiness.
, If you have sold your Maury count,
t phosphate farm and want to re-invest il
first-cass farming lands, address Nc
= Callum's Real Estate Agency, Pulaski
= Tenn, who make speciality of Gile
4 county farms. If
5 There was a decided change in tn
weather Sunday, and the mercury in tn
r thermometer took a big drop. Monda
morning at 7 O'Clock it stood at II dc
D grees above zero in the thermometer i
front of Woldridge's drug store, and ha
= remained thereabouts ever since.
/ OF course you will give preference t
home industries if the work and tn
: prices compete with foreign houses
= All right! Send us your work on thos
terms. WHITE STAR LAUNDRY. /
Mr. S. j. Caperton has rented tn
, house recently vacated by Mr.. w. H
\ Lipscomb and family on Wes5 Sixt
street, and will move his family ther
within the next few days. Mrs. Cape1
ton has accepted "a position with NJ
a Kennon, Anderson & Foster for the er
suing year.
- The millinery stock in the rear of M
= Kennon, Anderson q Fosters is bein
disposed of at prices below original cos
e of manufacture. An opportunity to s.
= cure millinery goods. ribbons, velvet
and wells, not often offered to the pull
lie. 1t
DR.. A. L. Peterman, representing IL
Atlanta Lyceum Co. and the Centr
" Lyceum Bureau, of Cleveland, Obi
/ is in the city for the purpose of orgal
r izing club here. DIR. Peterman CLAIM
o. to represent only the best lecture
:. and musicians. A club of this kind
;. very much needed in Columbia, and Il
,e effort to organize one should be e
le couraged.
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