The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1900-12-28
AROUND TOWN.

a recent meeting, voted $50 to the For
rest Monument Fund.
Elder A. s. Derrybery and family will
leave the fl ct of the year for Dickson.
where they will reside.
Columbia merchants are all satisfied
They say they had the best Christmas
trade they have had in years.
HeI man Tucker, who has been clerk
ing at the Trade Palace, will so to Mr..
j. Rosenthal's the first of the year.
Mr.. j. e. Thurman and family, of
Giles county, will reside in Columbia
after the opening of the New Year.
Messrs. George S. Alcorn and Wiley
Embry took hunting trip up the river
last night, and captured seven fine, fat,
wild geese.
Mr.. Ed Williams, of Ennis, Texas, is
here visiting friends. He formerly
! lived in Maury county, but has not been
here for eighteen years.
For SALE - One 10 horse portable
Gaar Scott Engine. For particulars
call Bell phone Sc, rings, or address
j. E. Roam, Goodwin. 2S.w3t
A number of former Maury CONTAINS
now liking in Texas, arrived Saturday
on excursions to spend Christmas with
old friends and homefolks.
The very best kodaks and photo
graphic instruments are to be had at
Alcorn's, the druggist You get the in
strument and the price, right.
Messrs. Helm Il McRoberts did the
papering of Rev. w. A. Provinces new
residence, while the granting and inside
painting was done by Gus White
Mr.. s. P. Payne, salesman for Morris
Bros, of Memphis, dealers In monu-
ments, granite work, ETC.. has fitted up
an office in the Brown building.
Mrs. ID. w. Peters and children will
leave Jan for Decherd to spend some
time visiting, after which they will go
to Denver, Col, to- join Mr.. Peters.
White Bros, the wide. awake North
, Main street grocers, we're kind enough
to remember the HERALD with some
fine Christmas smokers. Their cigars,
like their groceries, are first class
Miss Willie Childress and Mr.. Ed
,, Kuhn, brother of Miss Flora Kuhn,
who was buried here Saturday, are both
q quite i'll with typhoid fever at their
! home in Nashville.
For RENT-Two dwelling houses, or
; North Garden street, between Fifth and
Sixth, now occupied by Elder A S
Derry berry and Mr.. d. W. Peters
. family. Apply to MADDIN Voss.
81 6tw1t
The lost deed of Pipkin and wife t.
!, John w. Irwin, advertised in the
i HERALD, vas found by the ad ant
awaits the call of the owLer. What tn,
, HERALD cannot find is not lost, blu
a stolen.
' At meeting of the Sons of tn,
/ American Revolution in Nashville re
d Gently. Mr.. w. A. Smith, of this city
8 was elected member of the society
MIR. Smith is descendant of MI
Asahel Smith.
Mr.. Fred Kelsey. who has been work
ing at Ogden, Utah, for some month
. past, has returned to Columbia to re
sumo his position as night dispatcher a
&c the depot. His friends are glad t
lc have him back.
&c John Frierson, colored, an ex-peni
lc Tertiary convict, was arrested yesterda
|
&c ing window glass in West End. Th
warrant was withdrawn, however, 9
~ payment of costs.
W Word has been received from Mrs. |
D. Lander, who was called to Louis
vile by the illness of her sister, Mr.
B. M. Renick, that Mrs. Renick is yer
much better, and is thought to be Ell
- tirelv out of danger.
There will be very important NEE
ing of the Card and Cotillion Club Sa'
W urday morning at 10 o'clock, with til
le Misses Williamson. All the member
10 ARE urged to atteno, and to be on tim
as business of the utmost important
a. q will be transacted
sc Briggs McLemore has bought the h
10 on the corner of West Sixth street ar
Mayes Place, and will build in I'll
spring The popular young barrist'
- has not announced whether he will bui
~ Ito rent or to occupy, and if for the la
y who will occupy it with him.
& Mr.. A. B. Yeager is dangerously
y with pneumonia at his home
y Waxahatchie, Texas. Mr.. Yeag
Y married Miss Lizzie Houser, daught
z of Mr.. G. X. Houser, of this place, la
& June. His friends and hers sincere
z hope to hear good news of his conditio
* Robert William Smith of this cit
q captured the first prize offered by Il
y Nashville Banner for the choice of t,
y free scholarships in the Information
z Correspondent School, He sent in L
e 500 cupons clipped from the Bannt
3 being about 1000 ahead of his neare
y competitor. He will take the CT
y engineering scholarship as his choice.
~ The Relief Committee has paid I
. and turned over houses to the followi
parties, who had buildings destroyed
the recent tornado: Theopelus Erie
son, Green Sheppard, Annie Sheppar
ed CLANCY Harris, bud Kennedy, Liz
Hughes, Jim Johnson's heirs, A
Hughes, Harriet A lexander and WI
-, Wingfeld, all colored, and Miss Fanr
dv Louise Smith. These houses were
~ constructed by Seaver e Worley.