The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1901-05-03
AROUND TOWN.


Mrs. II. p. Haley is able TO be out af-
ter an attack of grippe.
Mr.. Frank Everett, we are glad TO
report, is able to be out again.
Will Howard, Jr., has Eeen sick for
several days, but is improving
Mr.. Newt Jones is having his house
on South Main street reprinted.
Mr.. VIM. Shirley is seriously i'll at his
residence on West Seventh street.
Duplex 2:1714 will make the season at !
South Side Park. If
Mrs. Jesse Powell has been sick for
John Carr will build business house
Oh the corner of Tenth and Glade
streets.
Mr.. J Rosenthal is improving his resi-
dence on Eighth street with new coat
of paint.
Sergeant Stokes and family have
moved to the Beecher place on the
Hampshire pike.
Miss Lucille Thompson, of Bigbyville,
accompanied her sister, Mrs. Denton,
on her return to Springfield,
Miss Martha Gibson is quite sick with
fever at the Institute, but her condi-
tion is somewhat improved.
Pure Brown Leghorn eggs for sale.
Inquire at the HERALD Office. d&wtf.
This spell of warm weather has set
the soda fountains to sizzling in great
fashion.
Mail Carrier Reams, we regret to re-
port, is sick with fever. His friends
hope to see him well again soon.
Bessie, the little daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Geo. Owen, who has been seriously
i'll with scarlet fever, is improving.
Mr.. Leman Derryberry has begun the
foundation for larger livery stable on
the Buchnau lot on South Main street.
Mrs. n B Sheppard has purchased
= the interests of the other heirs in the
Park estate on the Hampshire pike,
for $6,752.
Mr. W. +. Tucker continues quite i'll
at his home on Sixth street. He is suf7
ferlng with an abscess, and it is feared
that an operation may be necessary.
Barker & Co., both phones, want old
scrap iron, bones, metals, old and new
feathers and everything in produce
line. If
The Daughters of the Confederacy
, will meet this afternoon at O'Clock
with Mrs. w. B. Dobbins. A full at
tendance is desired.
Fielder Bros. are displaying at the
entrance of their studio on West 7th
, street new and attractive lot of photo
graphs.
The Columbia Lodge of Elks will
;; meet again next Thursday night This
l lodge has rented the hall in the third
!, story of the Woodbridge building.
Mr.. W. NJ. Davis has moved from the
I corner of Fifth and Garden streets to
South Columbia, and Pitts White has
a moved to the house vacated by him.
When you want anything done in the
: way of typewriting and stenography
a take it to Mrs Lena Adcock, room IL
= Masonic Building, and it will be done
promptly and well.
Sunday was beautiful Spring day
and nearly everybody turned out to com
mune with Nature and enjoy the fresh
;. reiuvenating air. Good attendance was
+ reported at all the churches.
q Messrs. r. G. Ewing and r. G
Church had luckless fishing trip uE
/ the river Tuesday Mr.. Church received
g a fall and had his left arm painfully
n although not seriously, sprained.
Phinteas Lodge, Knights of Pythias
will have work to do in the first rank to-
night. A full attendance of the mem
bers is desired.
The time for the spring cleanup is a.
), hand. The corporation authorities
began distributing lime Monday. anC
an inspecting officer will be around soor
g to see that all premises are clean.
e Mr.. j. T. Bats has resumed business
II at his old pace in West End and stock
, ed his house with a complete line o
groceries. He will no doubt enjoy ;
j. fine trace, his former methods of con
= Quoting his business guaranteeing t.
him good patronage.
10 SALESMAN WANTED-To canvas
q household necessities. Will pay salar,
n or commission to good hustler.
y r. G. FARNswoRTH
% 1t Bell Telephone IT.
al Mr.. T. G. Britain has sold his to
Y. bacco interests to his son e. F. Brit
N tain and H. s. Wherry. Both are &C
ii tive young business me, and will pusl
the business for all it is worth. TIL
- concern will be known as the Brittai
: Il Wherry Tobacco Works
o A vote in the HERALD's Premium
q Pheton contest may appear as a trifi
b to you, but it is big thing to thos
q who are trying hard to win, and the
d will appreciate that 'trifie'' highly.
q is mighty easy way to do somebody
3 favor. The polls close next Monday a
q 10 p. m.
2 Anderson Eankin, colored, died Nor
y day morning at the home of Mr.
~ Alice Mckay on the Pulaski pike, afte
= a long illness. "Uncle Anderson" wa
50 years old, and good and faithful
servant, having lived with Mr.. Flemin
pv Rankin for many years.
ne THE OCEAN STORE, on the corner {
at Sth and South Main, has opened up il
fe soda water and ice cream business fC
e. the summer, with delicious beverages
nd too numerous to mention Buck will dt