The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1900-09-14
AROUND TOWN.


Mrs. 7 II, Bigham, we are glad to
report, is much better.
Mr. j. h. Walston, we are glad to re-
port, is able to be up again.
Mr.. Wash Taylor and family have
moved from Riverside to Eighth street.
The Empire Drill Co., of New York,
has filed charter in the Registers Of
fice at this place.
Mr.. I. G. Petri and DR.. w. G. Shep.
pard have gone on fishing trip of sew
eral days up Duck river.
See Payne & Britain II you ex.
pect to buy monument, maidstone
or any GENE ery work. tt
A. X. Harrison, of Costa Rica, G. A.,
was here this week for the purpose of
buying blooded jacks for export.
Mr.. Blair Hayes is now clerking for
Miles Cook. Mr.. Eugene Bell. formerly
with Mr.. Cook, is now with Frierson &
Embry.
Miss Anne Evans was painfully hurt
at Camp Frolic" by having her foot
sprained. She mas been forced to walk
on crutches since.
The new mill that is being erected by
the City Grain & Feed Co, on the site
OF the building destroyed last spring by
lire, is nearing completion.
Judge E. E. Erwin gave bond in the
sum of $500 in the County Court Monday
morning as administrator of the estate
of 0. G. Gunther, deceased.
The Western Union Telegraph Co.
will transmit all funds for the relief Of
sufferers in Texas, or messages pertain
ing to their relief, free of charge.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mora B. Fariss and chill
dren have been quite sick the past week
Mr.Fariss is some better, but Mrs. Farss
and the children are still quite sick.
Leslie Davis has accepted position
with the Maury Dry Goods Co., and
will begin upon his work Monday.
Witherspoon Hayes will take his place
at Rains drug store.
Jake Harlan will have book for the
tournament entries for the county fair,
where all who expect to participate are
requested to register. fine saddle
will be given the winner in the contest
Capt. W d. Ament's Big City Show
gave parade yesterday that made
the hearts of the little ones jump for
joy. Bands, ponies, cages and dogs
were among the satures of the parade
WANTED:-Brown Hal stud colt OF
good size, color and style. Address, r
, E GRANT, Middleport, Ohio, dealer ir
engines, boilers, saw mills, corn mills
and machinery of every description.
d2-w1
} Owing to the meeting of the Con
, gressional Committee on Sept %, Chair
r man jackson of the Maury County Re
r publican Executive Committee has
called the Republican County Commit
tee to meet at Columbia, Friday, Sept
q.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Lawrence Wilson
of Chicago, are the happy parents of ;
fine little son who will be called Johl
Carroll Wilson. Mrs. Wilson will be re
| membered as Miss Nellie Carroll, anC
! her many Columbia friends rejoice will
| her in her happiness.
4 Mr.. d. S. Gorden will open first
j class meat market in the house formerl
occupied by w. S Green & Co., on tn
Square, under the s yle of 1.-THE Capita
Meat Market" on September %. o.
Tuesday he purchased fine lot O
steers from Joe Hagey.
Mrs. Wiley Hoke of Nashville, VIII
: recently returned from New York
: where she has been taking a specia
course in music, will organize a voca
r class in Columbia. This will be pleas
ing news to Columbians, as it is some
:, thing that has long been needed.
Miss Hettie Hite, head of the mil
/. linery department of Messrs. McKennon
l. Andtrs & Foster, h returned HON
!. after a trip to the Eastern markets
J. She visited the large wholesale es
}. Establishments in the big cities and az
J. quainted herself with the latest style
a and fancies in millinery.
Mr.. j. Z. McGaw, Jr,, will begin til
latter part of the week to bill the town
from Nashville to Decatur. and froi
Florence to Columbia, for the Count
= Fair in October. The managers expeC
> several excursions to be run. Waverl,
which is in this fair circuit, will have 4
exhibition this year on account of I'll
burning of the grand stand.