The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1901-03-08
AROUND TOWN.

a sample OF what will come later on.
Mrs. r. X. Markle and little chid are
both sick at their home at Riverside.
Mr.. A. b. Rains friends are glad to
see him out again after "a spell OF the
grip.
Miss Anne Fleming of this city, has
taken charge of the public school at
Zion.
A number of persons came in from
the country to attend the lecture Tues
day nght
Messrs. Britain Il Abbott this week
received carload of granite from
Ogesby, Ga.
Esquire r. H. Guest, who has been
suffering with the grip, is able to be at
his Office again.
Mr.. Milt Carr, who was stricken with
paralysis several weeks ago, is in very
critical condition.
Mr.. J w. Shelton, who has been i'll in
st. Louis with the grip, is recovering
and will be home soon.
Miss Ida Adkisson, who underwent an
operation for appendicitis several days
SluCe, COnJluueS 10 Improve.
The merchants are busy now, getting
in their new spring goods.
Frank Wbitthorne is able to be out
again, after being confined to his room
for sometime with pneumonia.
Mr.. Eddy Wilson, accompanied by his
son Stanley, of Arkansas, is here visit
ing his brother, Mr.. Ernest Wilson.
The Red Seal Bakery is out with a
pretty new bread wagon. Ed Voss is an
up-to date baker and business man.
Elizabeth Porter has filed bill for
divorce from Robert Porter, in the
Chancery Court. The parties are
coIored
If March makes its exit as "lion like"
as it's entrance was "iamb. like" we
may look out for some very rough
weather.
Mr.. j. S. Walters of Chattanooga, has
arrived to succeed Mr.. j. p. Caldwell as
agent for the Standard Oil Company in
this city.
Miss Nettie Green has resumed her
dress making business at the residence
of her sister, Mrs. Schuneman, on East
9th street.
Miss Edna Peters was painfully
bruised several days since by falling.
However, she has now about recovered
/ from her injuries.
Mr. w. A. Sanders, who has been
quite sick at the home of Mr.. John
Martin, corner South High and Ninth
streets, is improving.
Monday was another big mule day
IN town. A large number of the long
cared animals we're brought in, and a
good many changed hands.
Hope Rebecca Lodge has had num-
degree will be conferred upon five or six
new members Monday night.
Misses Addie and Mary Wood are now
the proud possessors of a beautiful new
piano, presented to them this week by
their father and brother, Lonnie.
Mr.. j. Proctor Polk has been pro-
NOTED to the position of acting chief
train dispatcher at this place during the
illness of Chief Train Dispatcher W. B.
Milan.
Street Overseer Dodson is doing some
good work on Fifth street, between
North Garden and North Main, filling
in the bitches and making it level with
| the street.
Phinteas Lodge, Knights of Pythias,
| had quite a busy time Friday night.
Five candidates were initiated into the
mysteries of the first rank, and one was
raised to the second rank.
Mr.. Jack Bauguss, whose home near
Neapolis was recently destroyed by fire,
has moved his family to town, and is
now occu lying the Chaffin house corner
of Ninth and Embargo streets.
Arch Lipscomb, who has been keeping
books for q. w. Nichols, has accepted a
position with Lazarus Bros. ARA
Hotz, who has been with Ch2ffin Bros.
will take his place at Mr.. Nichols
Rev. f. J. Tyler is having his resi-
dence. now occupied by Mr.. Harry Mar
tin, renovated and porches added. The
street running from Ninth street to the
house will be nicely macadamized.
Tuesday night was the coolest night
this winter. The official thermometer al
Rains drug store register d eighteen de
grees above zero, but at other places il
the city the mercury fell to fifteen.
DRESS Misunderstanding recovered
my health, will resume dress making
at once. Ny former friends and patrons
and the public generally, are invited t.
give me a call at No. 8, East Sixth
street. Miss NETTlE GREEN.
Leonard Bangs. th. negro who cut
Armstead Bradshaw. colored, has beer
bound over to the Criminal Court OF
the State warrant taken out agains
him. He has not yet been tried in the
city court.
That winter has not yet made its exit
was shown Monday night, when a breez
from the Arctic regions waited itsel
this way, 1t tried to snow Tuesda!
morning, but old Sol came out ant
wouldn't let it.
WANTED-Reliable man for Manage
of Branch Office we wish to open in thi
vicinity. If your record is o. X. here i
an opportunity. Kindly give goo'
reference when writing.
THE A. T.. NORRIS WHOLESALE HOUSE,
Cincinnati, Ohio.
Illustrated catalogue cts. stamps.
1-l1.12t
Mr.. Charlie Rodgers will leave 10
few days for Greensboro, Ky, where h
will go into business. Mr.. Rodgers ha
/ been with the 4. w. Gamble Grocer
Company for several years, and ha
/ MANY frianda in thia oouptv (ioiumbi