The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1901-06-14
AROUND TOWN.

One Crayon l6x20 for SOC. at YoUNGs. II
Duncan Reeves is confined TO his bed
with fever.
Mr.. Richard Fariss has recovered from
a weeks illness.
Mr. Sam Watkins of Ashwood, is dan
gerously sick.
Norman Bats is quite sick, threaten.
ed with typhoid fever.
Mrs. Hazel Padgett, we regret TO re
port, continues quite sick.
Mrs. w. G.. Sheppard is much i'm
proved from recent illness.
Miss Evie Nav Johns is very sick
threatened with fever.
Delicious Blue Seal Ice Cream in any
quantity by 'phonng Bell 104 3.
loOt d&w ABB ADHESION.
Russell Fleming, Jr., has returned
from Tuskegee, Ala, where he has
been attending school.
Will Bray, the young white man who
was shot by Deputy Sheriff Erwin. is
still at the Jail, but is getting along
nicely.
The First Cumberland Presby terians
had their Sunday school picnic in
the Tyndall grove, on the Santa Fe
pike, "Wednesday.
Mr.. r. G. Maxwell wishes to inform
his friends that he has associated him
self with the firm of West e. Maxwell,
Undertakers. Both phones. 244t
Little Miss Louise Shuneman is quite
sick with chicken-pox. Her uncle,
Joe Green is sick with the same dis
ease at his home at Dark S Mill.
Quite severe wind, rain and hail
storm passed several miles south of
Columbia Monday afternoon. So far as
reported, no serious damage was done
RAsPBERRIEs, CHERRIEs.-I have
them for everybody. Can send to the
country by the hacks.
Is 6d&w HORACE RAINEY.
The L U. P. NJ. meets this after
noon, at o'clock, with Mrs. Junius
Wilson, who now occupies the Ruttle
house Subject: LIST Timothy $50,
"Contentment.
Fortune knocks once at the door of
every man; it is knocking at your
door now. Buy one of the Hayes lots
in the oil region, at the auction sale
this afternoon
Miss George DeLee has gone to
Nashville to take position with the
Bell Telephone Company. Miss Ruth
Hayes has taken Miss DeLee's place
In the Citizens office here.
Wheat growers, Notice-25OO cotton
and grass sacks for sale cheap. Both
phones. Barker 81 Co. If
The officers of this place have been
notified of the stealing of horse
and buggy from T. B. Fleming of
Rockdale, Saturday night. Neither
the thief nor the property have been
heard from.
The Street Committee is having some
extensive Improvements made on South
Main street. A sidewalk is being built
on the west side of the street between
Sth and 9th, and also between 10 and
11th
For millet seed and feed stuff, see us
before buying. Either phone. Column
bia Mercantile Storage Co. tt
A serenading party composed of the
following young ladies and gentlemen
visited the homes of several friends Fri
day night and discoursed sweet music,
viz: Misses Annie Fleming, Rebecca
Carpenter, Aileen Moore. Clyde Cant,
Edna Frierson, Mary and Willie Ash
ton; Messrs. Will Collier, Hardin Fig.
uers, Leo Thompson, Bob Harlan,
Clark Jones, William Hine, Tom Kelly
and Dake Biddle.
Everybody is talking about and enjoy.
ing the fine Strawberries that Alb Adkis-
son sells. Bell phone 104 3.
10 ct d&w
Messrs. r. E. Nichols, E. Yoest, Bax.
ter Mclean and Joe Ketchum have re-
turned from Brownsville, where they
were called as witnesses in damage suit
against the Western Union Telegraph
Company. The suit was brought on &C.
count of the non delivery of telegram.
While here on a visit last August. a
little child of Mrs. A. M. Shirley died
suddenly, and a telegram was sent from
here to Mr.. Shirley at Brownsville, mott
flying him of the fact. The message, it
is claimed, was not delivered.