The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1901-10-25
YOU ARE ALWAYS WELCOME AT OUR STORE
MAURy- DRY GOODS co.
OVER THE COUNTY.

Myers Pumps and Steel Stock Tanks
at Satterfield & Dodson's. If
Six cabinet photos, and one 1920
crayon. for sl25 at Young's. If
Mrs. Elizabeth Medley of Bigbyvile,
is visiting relatives in Lawrenceburg.
Strayed-Light sorrel mare, four white
feet, blaze face. Reward. John Hunter.
d&w-1t
Our McCains and Lanton cores
pondences were unavoidably crowded
out this week.
Mr.. Tom Grove, who has been here
on visit to relatives, will return to
Washington, d. G., next week.
For SALE-40 barrels pure apple vine
cents per gallon. HORACE RAINEY. 1t
We want to buy rye and barly, and
sell you oats and corn, wheat bags etc.
Columbia Mercantile Storage Co. If
The new Touring mill at Spring Hill
was started Tuesday afternoon. The
mill has capacity of eighty barrels.
Mr.. Lloyd Cecil will leave for Florida,
Nov. 1st. to spend the winter. His
daughter. Miss Bessie, will join him
there after the Christmas holidays
Taken up, at A. p Roberts, on the
Gates place, on August l, three hogs.
Owner can recover same by paying for
feed bill and advertisement. ct
We combine both quality and cheap
ness in our millinery, and endeavor to
please our customers. Mrs. M. E. Will
hanson. 1t
Mr.. and Mrs. Nick Foster and child, of
Carter's Creek, have gone to Bonham,
Texas, where they will reside. Their
Maury county friends wish them well in
their new home.
Miss Vallie johnson of Mt. Pleasant,
and Miss Susie James of Carter S
Creek, were the successful contestants
for the Nashville Banners Grand
Opera tickets from those places.
A number of merchants at Mt.
Pleasant have agreed to close theil
business houses each morning for the
revival meeting that is being hello
there by DR.. Fleming. Much Interest
is being taken in the services.
Relatives of Young Fred Hardy al
Mt. Pleasant say that there is nothing
in the report sent out last weel
from New York, stating that tn,
mystery surrounding the murder of tn,
young man two years ago in Brooklyn
was about to be cleared.
Mr.. Jno. w. Cecil, administrator O.
G. /. Cecil, will have an administra
tors sale of the property on Saturday
Nov. 8, consisting of mules, horses
cows, sheep. hogs cattle and farming
implements. The sale will take place
at the late residence of the deceased.
DR.. Paul Clements of Cross Bridges
has been appointed assistant Surgeon
in the regular army, and will hold tn
rank of a commissioned officer. Hi
appointment will not be confirmed
until after his examination. DIR
Clements Columbia friends congratu
a tt him over his good fortune.
Mr.. J. w. Beckett and nephew
Harris Beckett. left this week 70
Whitewright, Texas, to reside. Mi
Beckett has been living at Park
Station for 30 years, and now. in hi
declining years, he has returned to hi
old home to spend his remainin
years with his relatives.
Mrs. G. II. Wallace and daughter
! Miss Lula, have returned from Nash
vile. Mrs. Wallace went to attend IN
bedside OF her sister, Mrs. Cayce. VIII
: had an operation performed upon he
last week. Mrs. Cayce is the daughte
1 Of the late Mr.. Jack Grigsby, and ha
5 many friends in this county-her oil
2 home-who will be glad to hear that 81
is recovering from her illness.