The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1901-07-26
AROUND TOWN.

Mr.. Lucius Griggsby is i'll with the
fever.
Quite a number of Gypsies are camp
ed out near South Side Park.
Phinteas Lodge, X. of p. will have
work in the first and third ranks to.
night.
Miss Sadie Voss, who has been quite
sick, we are glad to report able to be
out again.
Miss Virgie Derryterry continues Sc
Iiously i'll with typhoid fever at her
home at Riverside.
Sarah, the little daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs I. j. Tucker, who has been dan
gerously i'll with hux, is some better.
The abs ract Of the charter of the
Hanover Insurance Co., has b9en filed
with the Register of this county.
A new floor is being placed in the
bridge over Duck r YER at this place,
W. j. Cakes is furnishing the lumber.
Robert William Smith, John Barrow,
Gordon b own and John Brown have
gone to the lower counties on a camping
trip.
Sheriff Hight and wife retained from
Nashville Saturday right. Mr.. Hight
went up to see the triple hanging Of
the negro murderers.
Sarah, the little daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. I. j. Tucker, we regret to
report, is officially i'll with flux at the
home OF her parents in West End.
A number Of dead CANNES were found
in the Burns Spring neighborhood
Saturday morning. 1t is presumed that
they were treated to "a dose of poison.
Mrs. H. A. Brown has received tele
gram that her son, Mr.. Tom Brown, il
dangerously i'll in North Carolina, and
left yesterday to attend his bedside.
Messrs. Ed Campbell and Nellins were
visitors at Phinteas lodge, K of P, Fri
day night. Rev. w. II. Beasley of Viii
Transport, was proven in the second rank.
Mr.. w. O. Wescott has rented w. NJ
Buchnau's paint shop on South Main
street, and is prepared to do first class
work at reas enable prices. Give him q
trial.
A Il members of Columbia Lodge No
3 of Odd Fellows are requested to be ir
attendance at the meeting ext Tues
day night, as there will be busine o.
importance to attend to.
Mary Bowen, the little daughter o
DR.. O. j. Porter, who has been sicl
with fever, has been carried to Maj
Cheairs residence, where it is hoped
she will speedily recover.
Mr.. John Trotwood Moore, of Colum
bia, Col. g. A Pratt, of Little Rock
Ark, and Mr.. L. II Hudson, of Louis
vile, have been selected as judge fol
the Nashville Horse Show.
At the meeting of Columbia Lodge o
Odd Fellows Tuesday night, Messrs G
F. Britain and Ora Tegarden wer
passed through the second degree. Lor
McClanahan was also given the irst.
CRYSTAL Rock CEMENT WAL,
PLASTER Used and recommended by al
the best plaster men of Columbia
Guaran' eed TO be frst-cass in ever
particul r. Call Citizens phone las
Sold b, N. M. JONES. 7 6 cod Az
At the meeting of the Elks Lodg
Thursday night, Messrs. E l. Joyc
and Sam Hardison were initiated int
the order. This lodge now has mem
bership of over fifty and there ar
about twelve others elected to Initiation
The State Druggists Association i
!, session at Monteagle, has been CON
bining pleasure with business, and
number of interesting contests wer
i, engaged in by the druggists and thei
a wives. In the target rifle shooting an
= target ball throwing contests fo
ladies, Mrs A. B. Rains of Columbi
won first prizes
: Some thoughtless persons have latel
been dropping banana Feelings on tn
: pavements in front of he stol es uptow
t and they have come near throwing se'
O eral persons by being stepped upor
This is dangerous practice and SON
: one is likely to sustain severe injuri:
g from it. There is an ordinance again
n it, and anyone guilty of throwing pee
ings on the pavements should be arres
ed and fined. Whether the peeline
were placed Intentionally or not doe
not matter, such though tlessness shou
not be tolerated.