The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1900-09-07
AROUND TOWN.

Mr.. William Tuck has been quite SICK
for several days.
Mr.. Fred Latta has moved to his
place in West End
Mrs. j A Ketchum, we are sorry to
report, was not so well yesterday.
McDowel's School opened this week
with large attendance of pupils.
VIM. Holman is improving his resi-
dence pr operty in North Columbia.
The front of Watkins, Harlan &
Evans store is being re-varnished.
The Forepaugh & Sells Bros adver-
Using car was in the city Wednesday.
County Court Clerk Thomas sold over
800 worth OF revenue stamps Mo- day
Mr.. VIM. Wright has been quite sick
for several days at his home at Rose
Hill.
Mr.. J. w. Furgueson, of Atlanta, Ga;
was here Monday with carload of /
mules
Visitors to Camp Frolic" report DIR.
Meadors and his party as having a
roy ally good time.
jamie, the little daughter of Mr.. and |
Mrs. Hop Doris, who has been quite |
i'll, is much better.
Mr.. A. E. Nicely, of Columbia, is here
with the family of Mr.. j. +. Kerr
Fayetteville Observer.
The Daughters of the Confederacy
will meet this afternoon at 4:30 o'clock
with Mrs. Ii. G. Evans.
See Payne d Britain if you ex-
pect to buy monument, Maidstone
or any cemetery work. tt
Mr.. and Mrs. j. G.. Ellington are re-
ceiving congratulations over fine boy,
which was born last Sunday.
Erwin Voss, the lit lie son of Mr.. and
Mrs. W. A. Voss, has been quite sick
for several days, but is now improved.
DR.. w. zimmerman and wife, Osteop-
athists, will move here next week from
Lebanon and make this place their
home.
Rev. F B Webb has been suffering
considerably with rheumatism since his
return from Virginia, but is now some
better.
Hiram Titcomb has accepted posi-
! ton with s h Calender d Co. His
iiends wish him success in his new
} business
Mrs. T. III Bigham, who has been sick
: with typhoid lever, was some better
. !, esterday Her mother, Mrs. Balm, of
!. baltimore, is attending her bedside.
T. j. Gordon will open on Saturday
. Sept % first class meat market in va
. can't building formerly occupied by W.
: 5. Green Il Co., on south side square
NJ Goo.oa To ol>eo,, hoo hon, ~ W,ob
1aylor's place across the river, and viii
remodel and improve it. Mr.. Taylor
and family have moved to Eighth street
DIR. and Mrs. j. T. Meadors, Mise.
r Lily Watkins, Anne Evans, Mary Su,
v Meadors and Jean Dobbins left Monda,
Is morning on camping and fishing triI
D, up Duck river.
1t A large crowd was in town Monday
d. and business and politics we're boil
n quite bi isk Quite "a number of mule
s. we're brought to the market, but tn
1e sales have not been large.
at MIR. Henry T. Cox has gone to Mem
III phis, where he takes position a
ne Government commissary on the drudg
OF boats. lie stood the Civil Service eX
animation for the place last Spring.
Mr.. d. S. Gordon will open in abou
I'D three weeks frst-class meat marke
We lie informs us he has purchased a fin
". line of fixtures and cold storage from
ne ST. Louis butchers supply company.
=, Major White thinks he has a fin
ho joke on Frank Swausburg, the Rack,
ho store proprietor. Major says if you 6
~ to get "Whip-sockets' at the Rack,
h you are more liAely to get "whil
70. sawed"
IN. There will be an ice-cream supper
nd the residence of Mr.. and Mrs. Eugei
Guest, on Galloway street, next Tue
day night, for the benefit of the ChurC
Workers of the South Columbia M.
90. church.
ar Mr.. Sam Cook has moved into Mi
bel Walkers house, corner Garden al
i, enth streets. Mrs. Cook will have
the new house erected, in place of the Q
ose one now standing, on her lot on Sou
lie Main street.
Ina Officer Mel Butts has moved his fami
an, to the house recently purchased by hi
BIB; from Mrs. Ware on South High. Mr..
an, L. Daim wood and family are moving
zee, the house vacated by Mr.. Butts on t
Leo corner of 10th and High.
The Columbia Lodge of the Knigt
and Ladies of Honor, which was org
the nized in this city recently, has rent
rm- the hall over F. A. Shaw's grocery ne
J of the depot. where meetings are held
me monthly. Funds will be raised to fl
,sh- nish the hall nicely.
The friends of Mr.. and Mrs. Ern,
Brennon Boyd, of Atlanta, Ga, hs
received their cards, together with
diminutive card bearing the nal
Ernest b. Boyd, Jr., and the di
August IA, 1900. Columbii friends
1si n tend congratulations.
nIa The johnson family will hold a
the union Saturday, Sept. 8, at the Fl
ms Watkins place on the Mt. Pleas;
me- pike. "A large attendance is expect
Iarv Columbia alone having about fifty
.;tv scendeEts of this family.
ex- Harry Turner, the bright little son
ppy Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Turner, returned Nj
day from visit to his uncle, Capt. Al
Lipscomb in the country. Harry fl
sorry for the COWS in the country;
lnie says the calves get all the milk and
Twin COWS just stand and chew wax all day
, IN Mr.. ]. L Hutton has purchased