The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1901-01-04
AROUND TOWN.


DR.. A. o Kennedy is out again after
several days Illness
The mercury got down TO sixteen
degees above zero Tuesday night
Theo. Stephenson has entered upon
his new duties at Rains drug store.
The cottage at the corner of Embargo
and East Ninth streets, owned Mr.. Will |
Chaliin, is being nicely improved
The HERALD returns its thanks to Mr.. !
Sol Maxwell, agent for the Mutual Life
Insurance Co., of New York, for one of |
his beautiful calendars.
j. T. Bats. grocer, corner of 9th
and South High, is improving his place
of business, having built new awning
and freshening up with a new coat of
paint.
STRAYED OR STOLEN - Two fawn
colored Jersey steers fat and in good
order; marked, smooth crop on right
ear, slit in the left Will give reward
for information leading to their recovery.
d&w.lt DR.. f.. G.. GRANT.
Mr.. M. G Kinnard and family have
moved here from Franklin, and are liv-
ing at Riverside
Mr.. R. T. Faris will in the future
welcome the travellers at the Bethel, and
will fill the position formerly held by j
Il. Walston, behind the counter.
The friends of Mr.. F. H. Smith are
| glad to see him able to be out again, al.
though he has to walk on crutches.
A. j. Timmons & Co. of Goodwin,
have bought the entire stock OF
general merchandise owned by Coggin
Bros, from W. e. McKennon, receiver.
For SALE - One 10 horse portable
Gaar Scott Engine. For particulars
call Bell phone Sc, rings, or address
j. f. Roam, Goodwin. 28-w3t
Mrs. G. w. Peters left for Winchester
last week for a visit, and from there
will go to Denver, Col.
DR.. Otey j. Porter has had a hand.
some glass sign made for his office. The
work was done by 0. J. Skinner and is
a credit to the painter.
Little Miss Will Carter Biggs is quite
sick with marIarial fever at the residence
of I. j. Shaw, on South High street
Mr.. A. B. Yeager. of Waxahatchie,
Texas, son -in-law of Mr.. G. X. Houser
of this city, who has been quite ill, is
much improved.
The Circuit Court room IS being nice
ly cleaned and new carpet placed on
the floor.
We regret that our correspondent of
Carers Creek reached US too late for
this issue.
A Reading Circle is being organized
by Mrs. G. w. Mitchell. The best and
freshest books are being placed in the
library, and persons fond of good read
ing would do we'll to see Mrs. Mitchell
for terms of membership.
Mr. T. M. Voss has rented the house
formerly occupied by Mr.. D. W. Peters,
to Mr.. Shots.
The ladies can vote in our phaton
contest. Not only vote, but this is one
election when they may become active
workers in helping some friend.
Senator E. E. Erwin will leave the
first Of next week for Nashville to enter
upon hi duties in. the State Legisla-
ture, During his absence, the affairs at
: the City Hall will be looked after by his
son, w. P. Erwin, and Esq. W. F.
Tucker.
Car of Acme Wall Plaster. Fresh car
Cement J.P. STREET & Co.
1892
The Century Club has been the re-
cipient of several boxes of fragrant
Manila cigars, sent by Liert. Robert
0 Ragsdale, now with the army in the
Philippines
Marie Brownlow. little daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe F. Brownlow, has
chickenpox.
Read on the eighth page how to get
!, a phaeton free.
The Daughter of the Confederacy will
meet with Mrs. Frank H. Smith Friday
afternoon at 3 o'clock
Messrs. L. D. White and E. G. Wade
are hunting in Marshall county to day,
and are doubtless making it hot" for
; the feathered tribe.
The Ladies Union Prayer. meeting
! will meet for reorganization this
afternoon, at o'clock, at Mrs. w. G.
i, Aydelott's. Mrs. Annie White will lead
I Subject, 133rd Psalm. Everybody
especially the old members, are cordially
invited.
The late w. A. Ruttle carried life in
surance to the amount of $4,000, as
t follows: Royal Arcanum, $1,000
/, Knights o. Honor. $1,000; Woodmen Of
4 the World, $1,000; National Union
! $1,000. Mr.. j. T. L. Cochran, who dice
l a few days since, had his life insured fol
) $1,000 in the following orders
!. Knights of Honor, $1,000; Woodmen O
the World, $4,000; Royal Arcanum
$1,000.