The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1901-10-18
AROUND TOWN.

Bulbs Of all kinds at the Columbia
Green House. II
Mrs. Addie Moore, we regret to report
is on the sick list.
Major White and family have moved
to No "a, South High street.
Tom Wisener has gone to Newbern,
Dyer county, where he will make his
home.
Mr.. Gordon is dangerously i'll at the
home of his son, Mr.. d. s. Gordon, on
Ninth street.
We are glad to report that Mrs. Jas.
A. Smiser, who has been sick for several
days, is better.
Mrs Sam Caperton, we regret to re-
port, continues quite sick at her home
on South Garden street.
Money to lend at per cent. Only
mortgages Oh real estate will be taken as
security. ii. Z. Figuers.
| 1-d6. W.
Aaron Hirsch has gone to Nashville
where he has accepted position with
Herman Bros & Lindauer.
The Hard heads" beat Prof. Ford s
school baseball team at South Side
Park Friday by score of 10 to 3.
Mrs J. T. Wilhoite, who has been
sick at the home Of her father, Mr..
Sims Latta, continues to improve.
Mr. and Mrs. H. B. Adams have
moved to Columbia, Mr. Adams being
engaged in the drug business here
now.
j, d Cason, wife, son Robert and
daughter. Mrs. S. T. Cannon, left Sun
day for Nashville, where they will make
their future e.-Lawrenceburg I'm
ion.
Wanted: To buy well bred mare
five to seven years old, either black,
bay or chestnut; must have some speed
and considerable style.
1S2t City Grain & Feed Co.
Buy your millinery from a regul u
millinery establishment. Mrs. M. f
Williamson is receiving fresh goods
daily, and can give you the latest styles
at the lowest prices. 1t
Messrs. Wright & Moore have beer
busy for several days, hauling a guam
tity of fixtures from the Columbia Ar
senal to the depot, to be shipped t
other arsenals.
Messrs. Figuers, Keaton, Zuccarell,
and Taylor, who went to Pulaski Wed
nesday, organized Retail Clerks Asso
citation at that place that night will
about thirty five members.
Miss Rebecca Williamson, who at
tended the ex Confederate reunion il
, Lewisburg last week, went from her
as maid Of honor from Leonidas Poll
!, Bivouac, but after reaching there wa
made Maid Of Honor for the State
II We are informed that in the nea
future there will be some materia
: changes made in the railroad tim
card for Mt. Pleasant 1t is said ths
: the use Of so many accommodate
J trains between Mt. Pleasant and CC
8 lum bia will soon be discontinued. =
q Mt. Pleasant Chronicle.
A special to the American from M
i Pleasant says: "The phosphate con
bine still hangs fire. The prospectln
g estimates. ETC.. were all completed over
i week ago and the parties in charge wer
s East to report the result to their prime
J pals. 1t was expected that the de;
would be closed and the moneys pal
IS over this week, but so far the man wit
h the roll has not shown up"
J. Mr.. Wilsey, representative of tt
Singer Sewing Machine Company, an
. who is also interested in the oil fields
. Somerset, KY, was 10 the city this weel
= and while here made an investigation
:. the alleged oil spring back of the oil
L cemetery. He controverted the theol
that the oil which bubbles out of Il
y ground at this place is waste from Il
gas works.
Miss Ruth Martin. of Memphis.
}, daughter of Capt. Hugh B. Martin ar
T, granddaughter of the late Judge Wi
). lam p. Martin. and a vocalist of
"a mean ability. has been selected as m
8. steal instructor for President Roosevelt
daughter. Miss Martin has visited
10 Columbia frequently as the guest of Il
q families of Capt. R. D. and Mr.. F.
Y. Smith, and will be we'll remember
Il here.