The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1900-08-31
AROUND TOWN.

Mr'J 9. Wooten is confined to his
room, quite sick.
Mrs j. A. Ketchum, we are glad tc
report, is better.
Mr. j. X. Murphy is erecting a nice
cottage on Fifth street.
WE;ANTED-A good blacksmith. Shot
IN West End. Apply to
u HORACE RAINEY.
Mrs. Henry Willis is quite sick at the
nome OF her sister, Mrs. ID. Cherry.
The friends of Miss Ella Brown will
regret to hear that she is i'll with fever
A walk is being laid before the black.
smith shop of Frank Cox on South Main
street.
The city officials put on number OF
extra policemen Tuesday to take care OF
the show crowd.
Robert William Smith has accepted n
position with Gordon & Rutledge, the
insurance agents.
Messrs. Forgey and Whitworth have
sod their livery stable on East Seventh
street to j G. Stallings.
Mrs. I. H. B'gham has been quite i'll
with fever during the past two weeks,
but is much improved.
Two deaths caused by a boiler ex-
ploslon and one by powder explosion.
was the record for Monday.
Sheriff Hight and Deputy Latta broke
up a SUNDAY baseball game south of
the city Sunday afternoon.
See Payne & Britain If YOU ex-
pect to buy a monument, head tone
or any cemetery work tt
Albert Kendall, colored, filed applica-
ton for divorce from his wife, Maggie
Kendall, Monday morning on statutory
grounds.
Mr.. j. H. White and family have
moved into the residence on the corner
ct 4th and Garden, vacated by Register
John Latta.
jackson Townsell was fined So and
costs in the city court Tuesday morning
on the charge of assaulting his wife
on August IS.
The friends of Mr.. F. Fl. Smith will
regret to hear that he is still suffering
considerably with his back, and is i'm,
proving slowly.
Mr.. W. G. Salmon received letter
Tuesday, stating that his brother. Mr..
L. A. Salmon, was quite i'll at his home
In Galloway county, Ky.
Mr. and Mrs. w. R Williams, who
have ben i'll with fever for the past
week at their home in North Columbia.
are thought to be better
Engine driver George Owen got inside
of bran-new uniform Tuesday, and,
with mace in his hand, helped to look
after the crowd. He made swell COP.
For SALE-Four second hand wagons.
Apply to HORACE RAINEY. d BIT W 1t
Mr.. j. L. Long, advance agent of
Wards Magnificent Minstrels, carrying
40 people and two bands, was here Mon
day. His company will open the local
theatrical season on September D.
Mrs. M. E. Williamson left yester-
day on a business and pleasure trip
East, going by way of the Great Lakes.
where she will spend some time. She
will also visit Virginia Beach before re-
turning home.
DR.. and Mrs. j. T. Meadors will chap
erone the following party up Duck
River on camping trip next Monday:
Misses Mary Sue Meadors of Nashville.
Lily Watkins of Ashwood, Anne Evans
and Jean Dobbins.
James McGaw, an old Columbia bow.
who has been manager of the Bell tele-
phone exchange at Meridian, Miss. for
the past eighteen months, has accepted
a position with the Bell telephone ex-
change at this place.
Woods Lochridge, after an illness of
several weeks, is able to be back at
work at Woldridge's drug store. His
brother, Walter Lochridge, is gradually
but will not be able to get
out of bed for several days.
Most people take local paper to get
the local happenings. Don't be afraid
to tell the editor you have friends visit
ing you. There are lots of people inter.
ested in your friends Perhaps you
think the paper shows Partially, but
Just try and see if it does not treat YOU
right if you give it chance.
That set of furniture in Dobbins &
Ewing's show window don't belong to
them; it belongs to the HERALD. And
the HERALD will give it to the subscriber
who can guess the closest to the total
number of votes that will be cast for
Governor, in Maury county. next Novem-
Der. The offer is to both the Daily and
Weekly subscribers, and applies alike to
Did subscribers and to new, to those in
arrears and those who have paid in ad-
vance. The HERALD is more than worth
he money, and che guess comes free.
absolutely free, and somebody will get
the furniture for nothing.
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