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


Fuller Britain has gone to Nashville |,
to attend school.
Miss Willie Dowell has been on the
sick list this week.
For hand made saddles, harness and
brides, go to A. SAMuELs. loaf
Mr.. M. Ruttle, who has been quite
sick, is very much better.
Mrs. To'u Douglas is quite sick at her
home on South High street.
Mrs. Will Ruttle, who was threatened
with pneumonia, is improving.
Mr.. Arch Lipscomb is con q ned to his
home on account of a sprained ankle.
Mr.. Albert Dean has moved his family
to the Lamar house, on Embargo street.
FoUND:-A gold Trimmed pair of eye
glasses; one side bi-focal. Call at this
office. If
The infant of Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Griggs
is seriously ill at their home on Gallo.
way street.
Mr.. McRoberts has rented the Voss
place on the corner Of Fourth and Gar
den streets.
For SALE:-A very small Shetland
pony mare; young, gentle and beauti-
full. Inquire at the HERALD office. tt
White Bros. have had new awning
placed IN front of their store on North
Main street.
WANTED-Pupils in shorthand and
| typewriting SCHAUB & Bowen,
7'eod Room IL Masonic Building,
Officer w. A. Voss, who has been
sick for several weeks, is able to walk
around now.
| WANTED-A good school? Then, GO
to the Atheneum. School begins Mon,
day, Jan. %, 1901. Is ct
w. B. Embry and w. H. Trail have
returned from Lawrence county, where
they went hunting.
For SALE OR TRADE:-Three nice Do.
MES. Call Bell Phone, 1894 rings, OF
apply to Ed Cayce, Hampshire pike.
14-6t-d&w
j. Fl. Ledbetter the Singer machine
square, formerly occupied by N Hirsch
; A. Samuels buys copper, brass, rub
Der. zinc, hides and furs, and pays tn,
highest prices. Is At
The old Mcdowell School lot has beef
purchased by Mr.. w. G Rainey, VIII
Econtemplates erecting residence upol
it.
Mrs. Frank Cowsert has recent
moved to Columbia from Spring Hill
and now has rooms with Mrs. Tom j
= Tucker.
/, Hope Rebekah Lodge No. 81, I. o. G
F., will give phantom party in thei
hall, on South Main street, on Monda
night, Jan. %.
WANTED Your child properly traine
and taught? Send to the Atheneun
Prof Scobey understands the business
and will attend to it. 16 ct
Mr.. ID. l.. johnson, of Marsha
i county, has moved to Columbia, and
occupying one of the new Wallac
;. dwellings in Riverside.
q For RENT-A new store-house a
{ Riverside; 400 Yards to square, no CO..
poration taxes; $3.50 per month.
! d. wi HORACE RAINEY.
!, La grippe seems to be prevailing i
!. the city and over the county. Mr.. Jc
{. Tucker and little daughter, Fannie Ma
!. are both on the sick list.
d Mr.. B. B. Shane recently purchase
e Bailey Springs, Lauderdale count,
8 Ala, about ten miles from Florence.
:. was formerly owned by Capt. W.
Ellis.
. The knights of Honor have paid
!. Mrs. Susie Frierson, this week, $500
: the amount of insurance carried by b,
:, husband, Madison Frierson, who die
= last fall.
4 James Weatherly, little son of Mr.. an
Mrs. j. w. Weatherly,i is quite sick wit
scarlet fever. The other children Of I'll
: family, who have been sick, are impro
q ing nicely.
. Post Office Inspector Cochran,
Chattanooga, is here for the purpose
specting the new fixtures in the pos
office. The interior of the Office is beir
nicely reprinted.
Mr.. William Peters, of Texas, who
visiting the family Of Mr.. Taylor Peter
is man of some note, having carrie
Gen. John Morgan off the battlefe
after he was shot.
WANTED-Io take your deposltlo
and attend to your correspondence.
SCHAUB & BOWEN,
cod Room II Masonic Buildin
y The friends of Rev DR.. J. G. Di
widdIe, of Kansas Cit, Mo, will
glad TO learn of his steady improvement
= Mrs. Carpenters news from him for Il
past several days has been most fave
able.
7 While out visiting in the country ST.
at urday, Rev. F. B. Webb had the m
n, fortune to have his phaeton bad
30 smashed. The horse, while hitche
1e became frightened and ran away, tei
is ing up the vehicle.
Of Messrs. N. f. Vaughan ana N.
a. Jones have dissolved partnership, n
IN Vaughan succeeding to the lumber bu
9. ness and handling all kinds of mater
he for house finishing, etc., and Mr.. Jor
d, succeeding to the lime trade.
70 w. j. Guest & Co. have sold their f
tJres to the Palace Meat Market al
Sc closed their stand in the Gamble bloc
About February l Mr.. Guest "
assume the management of the bottli
works now conducted by g. j. Kebar
= Mr.. w. 8. Mcfarland, who has
: number of friends here, has been a
pointed Superintendent of the cent
division of the Southern Express CO.
ig, pany, to succeed Mark j. O'Brien, v
has hean annointed Assistant Cana,