The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1901-01-18
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pavement where "Mayes Place" avenue
intersects with West Sixth street, is an
abominable nuisance to pedestrians who
travel that way at night.
The guards and other persons who
served under the s ate Board of III alth
during the quarantine several months
since, have not yet received payment for
their servi es. However, DIR. Louis
Leroy, of the State Board, has written
here, stating that vouchers for the pay
ment of the money will be sent in a few
days.
James Finley, of the Goth Tennessee
Volunteers, stationed now at Laquan
Samar, PHILIPPINE Islands, writes to his
relatives here that he is in splendid
health. His regiment has just received
new supply of clothing and new uni
forms, and the boys take this as a sure
sign that they will soon be started home
wards.
Sheriff Hls hit went to Nashville this
week to make arrangements with the
authorities for the return of Tom May
berry, colored, who is wanted here on
the charges of horse stealing and bur-
glary. Mayberry is under arrest 10
Nashville, and will be turned over to
the Maury comfy officers after his
trial there.
Late Saturday afternoon while
Willoughby Harriss, of Hardison's
Mill, was driving rather recklessly
around the square, he ran over a To-
yearold boy named Evans, from Cotton
Factory town. Young Harris was
drinking. He was arrested, but was
soon released, as his fine was promptly
paid by his friends.
Columbia's population is increasing al
a fast rate, it seems; numbers of little
beaux and bells continue to make theil
debut. Mr.. and Mrs. Will Barker are
receiving congratulations over the ar
rival of ten-pound girl, who arrived
Sunday, and Mr.. and Mrs. Lem Joll,
are also beng congratulated upon the
arrival of a little girl.
DR.. Pillows Tnfirmary on West Sew
enth street ia looking very handsom,
in it's new dress of paint. The interior
has undergone thorough renovation
having been papered, painted, and the
floor oiled. The house is well watered
lighted and heated, and is complete il
every detail. The Infrmary will b,
opened about Feb 1st, and will be quit
an acquisition to Columbia.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Cathey, Mrs
j. A. Cathey, and Messrs. Rains AM
Will Patton, who have been on a visi
to relatives in the Cathey's Creek ant
Hampshire neighborhoods, left thi
week for thei: homes in Texas. The
were accompanied by Colin Cathey, VIII
will also make his home there. MI
Rutherford Cathey has sold his farn
and intends moving there next fall +
live.
We havn't enough candidates in gu
phaeton contest. Half the people VIII
renew are not voting, because, they say
nobody has solicited their votes an
they have not thought about it. Tn
more there are in the race, the easier
will be to win, for the votes being divide
a fewer number will win. 1t is not har
to get votes. All you have to do is {
ask for them, and you have both
daily ana weekly paper to help you
Enter the race. A handsome phRton
worth working for. II you lose, 20
will lose only a little time that woul
more than likely be wasted in som
other way. Telephone us right now an
, we will announce your name: the an
, nouncement will cost you nothing.
Saturday afternoon at 2 O'Clock
all the Industrial School children VIII
have been yaccinated, are requested I
meet at the Presbyterian session room.
WASTED-ReIiable man for Manage
Of Branch Office we wish 70 open In thi
vicinity. II your record is o. X. here
an opportunity. Kindly give goo
reference when writing.
The A. T.. MORRIS WHOLESALE Hors,
Cincinnati, Ohio.
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