The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1900-12-21
AROUND TOWN.

Dld anyone ever see prettier Deem
Der than thisY
FIREwoRKs--Light and graceful at
uck's Ocean Store. 15Std&w
Rev. and Mrs. Baker p. Lee have a
new boy baby at their home. a.
Policeman w. A. Voss, we are glad to
report, continues to improve
You can get Santa Claus at your own
price at Bucks Ocean Store.
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Mr., and Mrs. F. A. Shaw are the
parents Of fine twelve pound boy.
Mr.. j. T. Bats, the grocer, lost a
horse recently with the blind staggers.
Bucks line of Florida oranges can't
be beat. See him before buying
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The December term OF the Maury |
County Criminal Court has adjourned. |
The most beautiful Christmas tree
goods at Bucks Ocean Store.
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Mrs. F. E. Wood, we regret to report, |
has been quite sick for several days
past.
Mr.. A. B. Rains has placed a hand
some hot-drink apparatus in his drug
store.
The friends of Col. A. S. Horsley are
glad to see him able to be on the streets
again.
On! How they are buying Santa Claus
supplies at Bucks Ocean Store.
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Our free Phaeton announcement on
the another page ought to interest you;
read it.
Mr.. John Bose haO moved his family
to Florence, Ala, which place is now his
headquarters.
Hog Trough Iron. Sausage Cutters
and Suffers. Butcher Kn yes.
1872 J.P STREET & Co.
The Sunday-school of Frierson Me-
mortal Church will have Christmas
tree Monday afternoon at O'Clock.
A treat you may have, free of charge,
by going to Woluridge's drug store and
seeing the beautiful holiday goods.
If voc want something fine in pine ap
pies, go to Bucks Ocean Store and get
them. 15-8t d&w
Miss Nellie Jenkins has been quite
sick with typhoid fever at the home of
her grandfather, Mr.. st. Ledger White.
Hope Rebekah Lodge, l. o. o. F.,
gave delightful entertainment last
evening at their hall on South Main
street.
BEST of the best, cheapest of the
cheap, oranges and apples sold at retail
at Wholesale prices at Bucks Ocean
Store. 10 td&w
Mrs. W. P. Woodbridge was able to be
out driving Wednesday. Her friends will
be glad to learn of her continued i'm
} provement.
Corporal Stevens, who has been miss
, ing from the Arsenal since the tornado
, on Nov. 20, has been placed on the rolls
, as deserter.
Messrs Seaver & Worlev have the
! lumber on the ground, and have COM
! Emenced the work of rebuilding Nc
: Dowell's school.
) If you are in doubt about what to give
) her for Christmas present, give her
} the HERALD for one year, or six months,
} or three months.
} Freeman & Davis are building an
Office on South High street, near 18th,
3 where they will ON January l, open a
lumber and wood yard.
Mr. j. P. Hood has discontinued his
restaurant business here, and has gone
to Mt. Pleasant to open up restaurant
in the Ingram building.
In order to avoid delay, parties send
ing Christmas packages through the
mail should see that the full amount of
postage on same is prepaid.
! LosT:-On the Public Square in Co
lumbia, deed from Paris Pipkin to
: W. irwin, to land Finder please re-
= turn to HERALD Office and receive re
.. ward. d&w 1t
Mrs. j. w. Brown, of Atlanta, who has
o been sick with fever at the home of her
sister, Mrs. w. f. Embry, is con.
valescent. Mr.. Brown is here from At
lanta
Mr.. T. M. Voss has rented the Stokes
d place in West End to Mr.. j. G.. CromeI
for next year. Mr.. Cromer is connected
= with Mr.. t. A. Wallace in the lumber
business.
Mrs. Adeline Gee, who lives with hel
daughter, Mrs. F. E. Wood, in West
End, has just completed a quilt con-
/. tanning 2,784 pieces. Mr.. Gee is in hel
83rd year. f.#
D Xmas candy in beautiful boxes is
now displayed at Bucks Ocean Store al
the right prices. Plenty on hand fol
everybody. Come quick.
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Mr.. Harry Weimar, the HERALD's
foreman, has rentt house on 18th
street, where he will reside. His
family came out last Saturday from
Nashville.
The special train of twenty cars, filled
with corn from the Indian Territory fol
the City Grain & Feed Company of this
place, was shipped over the N, g. & St
L. Railroad.
Sam Green, who has been clerking fo
Mr.. J. Rosenthal, will leave in few
= weeks for Bowling Green, KY, wher,
he and his brother, Aaron Green, will
!! conduct store.
Mr.. W. p. Woodbridge, the druggist
has pretty custom of remembering hi
friends each Christmas season by giving
each sprig of holly. And he did no
l' forget to carry it out this year.
Messrs. Seaver Il Morley, who secured
the con iract for building the housrs 70
= the storm sufferers will mplete tn