The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1901-09-06
AROUND TOWN.

Miss Birdie Mai Latta is quite sick at
the home of her father, Register Latta.
Mr.. Joseph II. james, who has been
in bad health for some time, is critical
ly ill.
For Sale-Surrey in good condition.
Apply to Mrs. Jas. Rockwell, at the
Arsenal. II ..-.. 1t
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. James Jackson,
a boy. The Herald extends congratu-
lations.
The Opera House will be open Thurs
day, September 10, with AL G.. Fields
Ministries.
For SALE.-A home on West Ninth
Street For particulars apply to Mrs.
Geo. d. Hodge. 2,6td&w
L G. Williams, colored, has filed a
bill for divorce against Myrtle Williams,
a citizen of Texas
Flo Fleming, of Culeoka, has &C,
cepted position with McKennon,
Anderson & Foster.
Mr.. Sykes Orman and family have
moved to Mr.. Carrick Fariss' place on
South Garden street.
Miss Emma Wilkes, formerly with
the Trade Palace" is now with the
Maury Dry Goods Co.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nose Lazarus are re-
ceiving congratulations over the arriv-
al Of new girl baby.
The grand jury met Wednesday. The
criminal court docket will be taken W
to day by Judge IIooney.
Dock Willis is having quite trouble
some time with boils. He is nov nurs
ing another one Of the pets"
The "Hardheads" defeated 81 & n
Blues" at South Side Park Wednesday
afternoon by score of "a to ID.
Mr.. Hugh Barker, who has been on the
/ sick list for the past week, we are glaC
, to learn Is able to be out again.
Messrs. Hugh Brown, Joe fowler ant
Mr.. Grow, of Pulaski, were conducted
through the Elk lodge last week.r
Jack Davis and a young Mr.. Wallac
were initiated into membership OF TIN
Retail Cerk's Association last week
Mrs. Sidney Rushton has returned
. from her vacation and has resumed he
place at the Maury Dry Goods Company
q Attorney W. c. Salmon, of this place
: has been admitted to practice befor
: the Interior Department at Washington
i Mr.. Watkins L. Fleming of Frierson
J, was in tom this week buying pearls
Il He bought several, paying SIG for one
J Sheriff Rucker, of Williamson county
passed through Columbia yesterday e
route to Mt. Pleasant to capture
negro.
u Miss Irene H. Williams will open he
: class in piano and violin on Septembe
y, u End. Her studio is in the Atheneu,
" building. a26d&w4w
n II. Eppo, Williamson county tobat
/. co grower, was in town Monday with
A. wagon load of his tobacco, which h
e sold out on the square.
D. The Herald advertised for the owne
l. OF a lost pocket book Tuesday. Tt
owner called for it Wednesday. Does
pay to advertise in the Herald.
= All members of Hope Rebekah Lods
No. 81, are most earnestly requested to
present at their hall tonight, especial
7 all members of the drill team.
Il Hattie Grimes, colored, filed a bi
yesterday in Chancery Court asking fl
a divorce from Sam Grimes. John ]
Jones represents the complainant,
,, The mail carriers and the postoffi,
officials seem to have been the only on
observing Labor Day. On account of
. being First Monday the banks aid NJ
y close.
Dr. Hazel Padgett has received h
automobile and is putting it togeth,
o-day. The Doctor will hencefort
answer all professional calls with h
"auto."
u The game Of base ball Monday afte
d. noon at South Side Park between Il
a. Nashville Unions and the coored tea
" of this city resulted in victory for Il
y: Columbia negroes by score of IA to
~ We understand that A. Maxvill,
y Columbia, has bargained for the Atk
ao son farm near this place for good sui
ia The indications are that superior qua
ity of phosphate abounds on the plaC
-Lewisburg Gazette.
: Mr.. Walker Barnett, who for sor
time has been suffering from nervo
prostration, was found unconscious
his store Monday, suffering from co
gestion. He recovered consciousne
during the evening and was better
last report
On account of previous engagemer
{. Gen. Joe Wheeler has declined an in,
tation from the Columbia Elks to
present on Confederate Veteran Day
= the Carnival We understand that &c
Fitzhugh Lee will probably be t
m. guest of honor.
eft Mr.. Robert Moore, of williamson
ng rode the X. of p goat in the third ra
ia, las5 week. The goat was in unusua
nut fine spirits and in spite of Mr.. Moore
en- best efforts he was thrown to the flo