The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1900-10-19
AROUND TOWN.
This is Indian summer.


cottage erected in West End.
The infant daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
h. s. McCarty is sick with fever.
Lonnie Mechanism will leave soon
for Hopkinsville, KY, TO enter school.
Mrs. Emma Ketchum is now boarding
with Mrs. Waldo on North Main street.
Will Barker shipped last week the first
barrel of dressed poultry of the season.
The most successful business men are
the most persistent newspaper adver~
tisers.
The friends of Mr.. George McKennon
will be glad toknow that he continues
to improve.
Guy Hayes has accepted posi-
ton 18th Messrs. Salmon & Turner as
stenographer.
DR.. j. L. VOORHEES, will leave soon for
Hot Springs, Ark where he goes with
a view to locating.
Mr.. &. L. Thomlinson, Of Culeoka,
has accepted position with McKennon,
Anderson & Foster.
See Payne u Britain II you ex-
pect to buy monument, maidstone
or any cemetery work tt
The case against Will Palmar, colored,
charged with larceny, has been dis
missed in the Criminal Court.
Harry Tompson is i'll with maIarial
fever at the residence Of Mrs. j. L.
Akin on the Mooresville pike.
Mr.. j. p. Hood has moved his restau-
rant from the Brown building to the
north east corner of the square
Tom Friel expects to leave soon for
Demopolis, Ala where he has been of
fered a position with hardware estab-
lishment.
Mr.. N. M. Jones and family have
moved from his former residence near
the Pump Factory to the Mckay property
on South Main street.
Several carloads of animals that have
been exhibiting at the street fair in
Nashville, passed through Columbia
Monday en- route South.
Major Chas r. Evans, Republican
candidate for State elector. will speak in
Columbia October %. Major Evans is
a nephew of H. Clay Evans.
Capt. HI. N. Soria, of New Orlens, who
! is interested phosphate, arrived in the
city Sunday. He has recently recov.
cred from spell of Sickness.
Messrs. w. j. Guest & Co, have re
ceived an elegant and convenient new
,, refrigerator, with various compartments
for the keeping of fish, oysters, etc.
9 Mrs. zimmerman personally examines
y and treats ladies and children. DR.
q zimmerman is not present except wher
. needed for counsel or assistance. 291n
< If you don't think the plasterers anC
s painters and paperers and carpenter
n are busy in this town, just try TO find al
@ idle one who can do job of work TO
g you at once.
) Mr.. j. T. Bats is 10 receipt of lette
from his son Norman, who is in tn
army, doing duty in the Philippines
saying that he is we'll and that his regi
/ ment may leave for the United States il
= November.
. A partnership has been formed b
= A. 0 P. Nicholson. Jr., and jaime
= Magruder, to conduct u general insur
. ance business. Mr.. Magruder will hav
!, charge of the office, while Mr.. Nicholso
q will domost Of the travelling.
! Columbia Council Knights of Pythia
e will have meeting tonight TO
|. work in the first and 8 fcond rank
f Register John Latta vas taken into tn
# order last Friday night. This lodge ha
n rank work ahead now for two months
5 M. ID. King has purchased the stoc
of Joe RIFT, and the latter will hereafte
conduct his hide and produce bushes
upstairs over his former location on tn
square. McClanahan Bros. will NOV
into the store vacated by RIFT.
-e Miss Lena Wiengartner, of HilsborC
q Ohio, who was visiting her uncle, M
M. Wiengartner, was called home las
' week, being advised by wire of the sci
ious illness of brother, who died tw
hours after her arrival at his bedside.
DR.. E. A. Timmons has card in thi
issue announcing that he has located q
,r the practice of his profession. d.
Timmons is a rising young physician
and his friends wish for him much sui
cess.
If you will watch these column
every issue for the next year, you wi
find something new every time frol
a. George S Alcorn, the druggist
IN won't take you long to read it, but
s. will be important, and, what you shoul
to be very par ocular about, it will be r.
V. liable.
q, Col H. A. Brown has rented til
D. Huntington cottage on West Sixt
y; street for next year. DIR. zimmerman
j. who now occupies it. will perhaps NOV
l. to the building occupied by DIR. Pillo
p as an office, and DIR. Pillow will have h
% office in his infirmary, corner School an
u West Seventh streets.
- The terms of Recorder E. E. Erwi
x and City Marshall Jack.on will expi
y the latter part of November. 1t is n,
-" ~ yet known whether the election to choo.
~ their successors will take place at I'll
~ November or December meeting of II
a Board of Mayor and Aldermen. Gil
~ Marshall Jackson will be opposed for r
election of Mr.. John Latta.
Improvident people are those VIII
neglect good opportunities. You wi
l. never have better opportunity to get
l handsome set of furniture, than by SUI
1t scribing for the HERALD ard taking
guess FREE for the furniture. If you {
not understand the details, call at Il
HERALD office, or at Dobbins d Ewing
es where the furniture is on exhibition, al
%. they will explain. If
er The Dublic will be glad to learn tn