The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1900-12-07
AROUND TOWN.

Figures confined to her bed with sick !
ness.
Life insurance policies bought FOR cash |
or loans obtained. j. &. DEXTER.
nov20 eod-w If
Miss Mary Blackburn. who had her
arm broken, the night of the storm, is
improving nicely.
The fence around the reservoir, part |
OF which was blown down by the recent
tornado, has been replaced.
Hog Trough Iron. Sausage Cutters
and Suffers. Butcher Knives.
1892 j. 2 STREET & Co.
Mr.. Ed F. Heudey, of this place, left
last week for New York City to join the
Theodore Opera Co., as scenic artist.
Depot Policeman Adkisson has been
down with the grip for several days
past, but is now able to be out again.
Ed Wilson has rented the house on
the square formerly occupied by Frank
Cook, and will put in bowling alley.
A school diploma belonging to Miss
Kate Aydelott was found Friday on
the farm of Col. A. H. Brown, across the
river.
w. B. Turner, Esq, hae qualified
in the County Court as administrator of
the estate of Prof. j. G. Godfrey,
deceased
Col. A. S Horsley is suffering with a
slight attack of pneumonia, at the old
Whitthorne place, corner West Seventh
and High streets.
Messrs. John II. Wooten and j. II.
Ketchum went out hunting last Thurs
day and bagged thirteen ducks, two
squirrels and two doves.
Rev. X. A Fitzgerald, missionary for
Ebenezer Baptist Association, has
moved here from Campbellsville, and is
now living on Thirteenth street.
Charley Morgan, formerly with the
American Bell Telephone Company at
Hopkinsville, KY, is now in Columbia
with the Cumberland Telephone Go.
The blacksmith shop of Mr.. r. G..
Bates has been moved to the stand on
South Main street, formerly occupied by
Mr.. M. Winegartner, who will go to
Atlanta
Mr.. w. NJ. Davis, the grocer, has
moved his stock from the north side of
the square to the stand in the Brown
Block, formerly occupied by L. H..
Bigham.
Mr.. Theodore Stephenson, who has
been clerking at Titcomb's drug store,
will go to Rains drug store January l.,
to take Mr.. Joe Lees place, who will go
on the road.
Meade Vaughn is temporarily behind
the counter at the Bethel House. At
ter the departure of Mr.. Waist n the
first of the year Mr. Vaughn will well
come the incoming traveller.
A meeting of the newly organized
chapter of the Daughters of Confed-
eracy will be held With Mrs. Jos. T.
Meadors, Saturday afternoon, Deem
Der the eighth, at three O'clock.
At the recent meeting OF the Board
of Education, all of the old officers were
elected, Mr. James Andrews, ST., being
chosen President, Mr.. w. S. Fleming
| Vice President, and Mr.. E. Yoest, Sec.
! Rotary.
The firm of Harlan, Son & Shelton
, liverymen, has been changed; Mr.. George
Harlan and his son, Jake. purchasing
the interest of George Shelton. The
style of the firm hereafter will be Harlan
4 Son.
t Phinteas Lodge, Knights of Pythias
will hold it's regular semi annual cleo
ton of officers to night. Work will
= also be done in the second degree
+ Afull attendance of the membership is
g desired.
1t has been definitely settled that the
corner store in the Masonic building
now occupied by the Eagle Store, vii
+ be occupied next year by the pos office
The move will be made the first week il
O January.
q The trouble with the Columbia Waite
e Light Company last week wa
broken belt. A new one has beer
g put on. however, and the peopl
may expect good service until something
|, else breaks.
/ The school commissioners for the 9tl
district have not yet been able to secur
place for teaching the pupils of Nc
: Dowell school. 1t is probable that tn
; school will not resume until a new
building is erected.
l. Mr.. Joe Lee, who has been with MI
n A B Rains for some time, has accepted
a position a. travelling representative 70
the Mis- sissippi Valley Drug Co, o
Nashville He will begin his new worl
the first of the year.
1t Maury County, Tenn, has a popula
: ton Of 42,705, or 371 more than tn
population of the State of Nevada
which is represt nted in Congress b
l. two Senators and one member of tn
a House--Nashville Banner.
n The friends of Miss Kate Aydelott
will be glad to hear of her continued i'm
r provemtnt, at the home of her uncle
/, Mr.. w. G.. Aydelott, on South Hig
street. She was able to walk down int
- the parlor Wednesday and play on tn
piano.
Messrs. G.. A. Brownlow. j. Nj. SheE
pard. James English, w. P Hardin, A
re M. Hunter, g. X. Ingram, w. A Ions
,. Jake Harlan and Earl Voss attended th
Thanksgiving gun shoot at Frankli
a. last week. Mr.. Hunter secured sixt
prize in one of the events.
Mr.. j. T. Bats, formerly the Yves
End grocer. has removed to the corne
Of South High and 9th streets. NJ
Bats bought the business of Mr.. j. I
Y, Arthur at the above place, and wi
~ continue to serve his old customers wit
everything in the grocery line
The personal property of Miss Kat
Aydelotte-consisting OF three Jerse