The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1901-01-11
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their new picture gallery on Ninth
street, and have torn the old one away,
which adds very much to the appear
ance of the property on that street.
Mr.. w. c. Bryant and family, who
have been living at Mr.. W. E. Bostick
have moved to Nashville. Mr.. Bryant
was train dispatcher in the north yards,
but has been transferred TO Nashville.
Mr. Sam G. Cook invites the gentle
man who secured his fattening turkey
from coop in his back yard, to CAL
around for the celery and cranberries,
as he now has no use for the trim
mings."
Miss Mamie Perry, of Jackson, who
was appointed Assistant Engrossing
Clerk of the House of Representatives,
has number of friends in Columbia,
having visited here recently as the guest
of the Misses Fariss on South Main
street.
In speaking of the Newmans who have
come here from Mississippi to make
their home, should have stated that
it was Mr.. and Mrs. J. Seymour New
man. Mr.. Newman will be a partner
with Mr.. Will Barker in the produce
business.
There was small fire at Mr.. j. P.
McGaw's residence on the Bigbyville
pike Tuesday afternoon. The fire
originated in the kitchen but was soon
extinguished. The injury to the house
was very slight, and this was covered by
insurance.
DR.. e. A. Timmons, the rising young
physician who has had his Office at the
Cottage Hotel, has moved up town
to DR.. Pillows former place on Garden
street, and has beautifully fitted up
roo lis for the comfort and conven jence
of his friends.
About January 10Th, W. j. Guest 8;
Co. will open fir-t-class meat shop in
the building now occupied by them.
New fixtures have been ordered and Mr..
| Guest will have entire charge of the
| business. This means prompt service
and good meat.
Miss Kate Aydelott has taken rooms
at the Institute, and her music pupils
will take their lessons from her there,
instead of at their homes, as she hereto
fore has been teaching them. All her old
pupils, we are glad to learn, will resume
their studies with her.
WANTED-Reliable man for Manager
of Branch Office we wish to open in this
vicinity. If your record is o. K. here is
an opportunity. Kindly give good
reference when writing.
THE A. T. MORRIS WHOLESALE HOUSE,
Cincinnati, Ohio.
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Mr.. 7. +. Gordon has rented the resi-
dence on West Sixth street, recently
vacated by Rev. w. A. Provine, and
will move thtra next week. Mr.. and
Mrs. Walter Hastings, who now board
with Rev. and Mrs. A. p McFerrin.
have rent d the cottage now occupied
by Mr.. Gordon.
In reporting the life insurance carried
by the late w. a. Ruttle, a few days
since, it was incorrectly stated that the
deceased carried policy in the Royal
Arcanum. His insurance was as fol-
lows: National Union, 5000: Wood
men of the World, $1,000; Knights of
Honor, 5000; total, $4,000.
Master Robert Nichols was called to
the court house Monday to select the
jurors for the January term of court. 1t
was the custom to place the names
in box and have child select the
number needed. Master Robert was
well aware of the honor conferred upon
him, but demanded pay for his time ana
service, and he got it.
The Mount Pleasant Southern Rail
way is developing quite a volume OF
business from the farmers along its line.
Among the shipments recently were a
large number Of cars Of corn and wheat
TO the City Grain Il Feed Co. from Mr.
Dotterer, Manager Of the American
Phosphate 90 Included IN this LOT
was the largest car Of corn 10 the shuck
ever received az this station, containing
nearly fifty thousand pounds.