The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1901-08-23
AROUND TOWN.

w. A. Willis is suffering with a severe
boil on his neck.
Clarence Workman has been on the
sick list for several DAYS.
We are glad to report that Figuers,
the little son of Mr.. and Mrs. w. A.
Voss, is improving.
A fine boy baby arrived Friday at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Wiley b. Embry.
The Herald extends congratulations.
DR.. and. Mrs. w X. Sheddan are re-
ceIving congratulations over the arrival
OF young lady at their home, Sunday
night.
Rev f, j. Tyler moved yesterday from
South Main street to his residence in
the edge of town on the Sowell mill
pike
The appointment for services at the
Christian church this evening, on &C
count Of the inclemenJ weather, has
been Withdrawn.
The notorious Pat Grove was 10 Co
lumbia to day. He registered at the
Bethel, not as from Omaha, however,
but from Pulaski.
The Clifton News says Congress
man Padget seems TO be- ever on the
alert to the interests and advantages of
his constituents.
Phinteas Lodge, X of P, had an in
teresting meeting Friday night. Mr..
Robt. Moore of Williapsonsport, was
put through the second rank.
John Robinson's Circus will give a
pc rformance in Columbia on Friday,
September 6. Jim Helm has made "a
contract for billing the show.
Mr.. U. II Kerr, of the Columbia Ar
senal, has decided to quit Uncle Sans
service, and will leave soon for Wash
ington State, where he will engage in
farming. He has been in the service
for ten years.
DR.. Halle Padgett has been invited
to address the tri state medical society
of Georgia, Alabama and Tennessee,
that meets in Nashville in October.
His subject is "A Plea for the Better
Teaching of Physical Diagnosis in our
Southern Colleges"
Columbia's juvenile ball tossers,
under 10 year of age, had very in
teresting game last Saturday evening
with the South Columbia youths, W hich
resulted in victory for the town boys
by score of s toe
DR.. o. L. Mcmahon has accepted the
chair of Veterinary Dentistry in Collins
Veterinary Medical College, of Nash
vile. The position will not in any way
interfere with the Doctors practice here
in Columbia.
The north and south Columbia
base ball teams crossed bats at
South side Park Tuesday, but at
the end Of the second inning dis
sensions arose over ruling made by
the umpire, and the game was called off
The score was to in favor of South
Columb la.
The ice cream supper at the Edwards
residence on Thirteenth street Tuesday
night was we'll attended. Quite a neat
sum was realized, which will be used for
the benefit Of the King family.
Columbia Lodge No 3, l. o. o. F.,
had work in the second degree at its
meeting Tuesday night, the following
q candidates being put through: E. L.
Davidson, II. E. Tucker, E. A. Tim
mons, l.. W. McClanahan, Lucian
Grigsby and w. N. Robertson.
Found-A gold link cuff button in
front Of Esq X. IL. Guests office on
/ North Main street. Owner can get same
by identifying property at this Office
t and paying for this advertisement.
3 The Franklin and Columbia colored
= ball teams playeda very hotly contested
game of base ball Wednesday at South
Side Park Franklin winning by a
score of to 2. They played again yes
terday afternoon.
: A large number of local base ball fans
went to Culleoka yesterday to see the
game between Culleoka and Bethel. A
good deal Of interest attaches to the re-
suit.
: The friends of Col. A. M. Hughes, oil
this place, who is at present in Wash
ington looking after his interests, are
hopeful that he will receive the appoint.
ment of Collector of Internal Revenue
to succeed Col. David A. Mum. A
dispatch from Washington says the in
e dications are that change will be maze
0 in the office.