The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1900-02-09
AROUND TOWN,

Red Rust-rroof Oats for sale. w. c.
IYNDALL; Citizens phone $50 OCT
The Grand Jury is now in session, on
account of the Criminal Court.
Mr., o. G. Gunther has moved from
80 South Main street to % South High
Those who have delayed coming to
town during the past month made up
for lost time Monday.
Hog trough iron, meat-cutters and
suffers, butcher knives, etc
If j. p. STREET & Co.
The many friends of Mr.. w. A. Ruttle
will be glad to learn that his condition
is much imoroyed.
Judge Holding is spending his even
mgs admiring that beautiful girl baby
that came to his house last Saturday.
WANTED Five fresh grade Jersey
cows. Apply at HERALD office. d-w-1t
Some one broke into the shoesho of
Frank Mayes, colored, Saturday night,
and stole some shoes.
Mr.. II. w. Webb has sold his store
house on East High street, TO Mr..
"a lNbJs anu VIII Ill Il SDOTb Willie move
his family to Knob Greek.
See Payne d Britain if you ex.
pect to buy monument, mead. stone
or any cemetery work. tt
The new drugstore of Messrs. Harlan
q Crosthwait, which is being built by
Messrs. Thomas q Lamar, will be ready
for occupancy next Monday.
Leave your laundry orders at the
White Star Laundry Office or call Bell
phone l06, Citizens 'phoGe l26 1t
The grocery on South Main Street,
occupied by Mr.. G.. II. Wallace, is being
renovated; new and enlarged windows
being put in the front.
We send you no saw-eGge collars that
cut your neck Our new shaper does
away with the ola trouble. Try us and
be convinced.
1t WHITE STAR LAUNDRY
Col. A. M Hughes. Census Enumera-
tor for the Seventh District, has rented
IA room in the Masonic building, where
he and his clerk, E. G. Blackburn, will
be located
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 elsewhere. Il
Mr.. T. M. Voss has bought from the
City Grain g. Feed Company the house
on the corner of Eleventh and Schoo
streets, formerly used for store. He
will have it moved to North Garden
street
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
Messrs. j. P Hood & Son. have
opened up their new restaurant in tn,
Brown Block. The restaurant will bC
tirst-class in every particular, and Mr.
Hood will give his patrons the best o
service.
If you have sold your Naury count,
| phosphate farm and want to re-invest il
first-class farming lands, address Nc
Callum's Real Estate Agency, Puloski
Tenn, who make a speciality of Gile
county farms. If
Messrs McKennon, Anderson & Eos
| Itl Will ulOkt W IIIeH DtW Ol
West Seventh street some time mex
week. The work of putting in the fix
lures will soon be completed, and tn,
building when finished will be mos
elegant one.
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.
What might have been serious fir
was narrowly averted at the residence O
Mrs. Libbie Gartner, on North M III
street, Monday night. During the nigh
fire popped from one of the CRATES, settin
fire to the carpet and filing the roor
with smoke before the accident was dis
covered. The fire was extinguished be
fore any great damage was caused.
For SALE-A safe, gentle drivin
horse, for lady or gentleman. About l
hands, good mover. Work anywhere
fair saddler, Prospective buyer ma
take him on trial. j J. UNDERWOOD,
| W 1t-d2t Columbia, Tenn
Owing to the work on the new builC
ings on West Seventh street last year
the street from the square to the Bethe
House has been neglected and is in ba
repair. Especially the crossing frol
Woldridge's new drug store to the NJ;
sonic corner. This is the most travele
street in town and should be kept
good order.
New goods received weekly. Or
stock not advanced like many other
See our prices before you buy. Coco
old,engraved free. James Bros. oct
The modern young lady, when she hi
donned her short walking skirt and tai
en- miles stroll, thinks she is SOM
Z thing to be envied, and in truth she j
but we venture that few of them ca
accomplish the feat MIS-. r. II. Ogiv
did few days since. Mrs. Ogilvie, WI
! is in her 74th year, walked cut to b,
farm one mile and a half. and bacl
making three miles, and felt refreshe
for the exercise. Years do not couI
much or weigh very heavily upon OF
who can do that An active, industr
Gus. hospitable life, sweet, benign di
position and a christianaspirit-w
beautiful crown for old ge.
Trail, the barber, has returned to G.
lumbia and opened up a new barb,