The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1901-01-11
AROUND TOWN.

Miss George DeLee is up again after
a protracted spell of sickness.
Mrs. w. A. Ruttle is quite sick,
threatened with pneumonia.
Capt. L. w. Black and Miss Mary
expect to move into town soon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Holman are the
proud parents Of a fine baby boy.
Miss May Tucker has been quite sick
for several days at her home in West
End.
Messrs. T f. Gordon and Meade Fri
erson are hunting quail in Marshall
county.
Messrs. John Lee, Jr., and Fenton
Sprott, of Duplex, visited friends here
this week.
Seaver & Morley are building an ad-
dition to Mrs. Mayes residence on North
High street.
Elder A. S. Derry berry has moved to
Dixon, where he takes charge of the
Christian church.
Arthur Porter has gone to San
Francisco, where he will travel for the
Coco Cola people.
Prof. A. E. Elvin has opened a bust
ness college in an Office over Void.
ridges drug store.
Two of Coumbia's oldest citizens,
Messrs. NJ. Ruttle and John M. A lien
are on the sick list
Cecil Wallace has returned from
Lewisburg, and is keeping books at
the Wallace VOID yard
DR.. G. A. Forgey has moved his office
from the Branch building to up stairs
over Woldridge's drug store.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. G. Whitthorne are
happy over the arrival of little girl
baby at their home Tuesday.
Mrs. Stallings has rented the Voss
house on North Garden street, formerly
occupied by Elder Derryberry.
Dr. and Mrs. Hazel Padgett will move
this week into their residence adjoining
the First Cumberland Church
Mr.. Will Stephens and family have
moved from Riverside to the Shegog
residence on South Main street.
/ Mr.. Lee Farrell has gone to Nash lille,
where he is employed in the Office of the
Cumberland Telephone Company.
Mrs. Stallings has moved from River
side to the cottage on n. Garden street
recently vacated by Mr.. Derryberry.
Miss Annie Thompson, of South Co.
lumbia, is still very low with comsump.
ton, and is gradually growing worse.
Watson Bros. have moved into the
Buchnau store on South Main street,
recently occupied by the Palace Bakery
Messrs. N. E. Britain, of Hollis
corner, and Bryant and Hiles, of Louis
vile, are working for Britain & Abbott
The ladies of st. Peters Church will
give silhouette party tonight in
the old Woodbridge stand on the square
Mrs. W. H. Shuneman gave an elabo
rate dining Sunday. Covers were laiG
for fourteen and the menu was served ir
courses.
For RENT-A new store house al
Riverside; 400 Yards to square, no cor
poration taxes; $3.50 per month.
d2w1 HORACE RAINEY.
WANTED - Dress making to do
Terms reasonable. Call at No. A.
Garden street. Bell phone 1893.
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Mr.. w. w. Cherry, who has been sick
for some time, is able to sit up. His
friends will be glad to hear of his i'm
provement.
Mr.. w. S. Cavner, who has lived il
Columbia for two years past, has re
turned to his old home at Stiversville
with his family.
DR.. Williamson is having his office il
the Branch block, West Seventh street
prettily papered, painted and re-fur
nished out and out.
For SALE - One 10 horse portabl
Gaar Scott Engine. For particular
call Bell phone Sc, rings, or address
j. E. Roam, Goodwin. 2S-W3t
Miss Rosa Barnett, who has beef
closely housed for some time, on accoun
of sprain sustained early in the fall, is
able to be out again.
Little Miss Florence Shelton is con
fined TO her room by illness, at the HON
of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. J. W
Shelton, on West Seventh street.
Riverside seems to be on boom
Several new residences are in course o.
erection, and Mr.. Horace Rainey ha
just completed new store house.
Mr.. and Mrs. Johns Long will NOV
to morrow to Mrs. Bowen's cottage O.
South High street, recently occupies
by Mr.. and Mrs. John II. Carpenter.
Mr.. w. M. Buchuau is having hi
residence on South High street graine,
and painted inside and out. The worl
is being done by Helm & McRoberts.
Messrs. Geo. S. Alcorn, L D. Whit
and Ed Wade went bird hu ing Tues
day in Marshall. They report tina
birds are very scarce in that part of tn
country.
Mr.. Newsom, father of Mrs. w.
Grant, has moved his family from Nash
vile, and is occupying tho residence o
South Main street recently vacated b
Mr.. John Bose.
DIR. f. A. Timmons has moved to tn
+, Office formerly occupied by DR. Robt
5 Pillow on South Garden street, DIR. Pi
low having moved to his infrmary o
q West Seventh street.
e EXCHANGED BY MIsTAKE:-Pair {
] gold trimmed eye glasses, one lens b
focal, the other not. The owner can rt
? cover same by calling at this office an
q paying for this notice. If
{ Mr.. C.. Hirsch has moved from Sout
= Garden to Jake Barker's residence o
North Garden street. Mrs. Finley
who was occupying that place, has move
= In II Fast Ninth street