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

OsS cottage on Fouri n street,
The members of the Vendome Stock
Co., are registered at the Bethel.
Mrs James A. Smser, who has been |
sick with fever, continues to improve. |
The residence of Mrs. Nettie Ruttle
is being prettily papered and painted
Adele Nichols, oldest daughter of
Mr.. q. w. Nichols, is sick with scarlet
fever
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Sowell have
moved to the new Watson house on
South Main.
Master Joe Waldo who has been sick
for several weeks with typhoid fever, is
conyalescing.
Mr. Claud Craig, formerly of McKen-
non, Anderson q Foster, IS now with
the Trade Palace.
Ed Hight has recovered from an at
tack of iaundice, and was able to
go to Santa Fe Sunday.
Messrs. Joe Dixon and w. G.. Napier
will leave soon for Oklahoma, where
they will seek their fortunes.
Mrs. M j Glenn and family have
moved to South Main Street from the
Ussery place In South Columbia.
Mr.. Robert Harrington and family
left this week for East ST. Louis, Ill.,,
where they will make their home.
Mr.. and Mrs. j A. Ketchum moved
Monday from Fourth Street to the
Barker residence on North Garden.
Mr. Albert Fleming this week re-
| oa.i N-od from friend in MiScnnri q
rattlesnake skin eight inches wide and
tifty-fve inches long, with ten rattles.
| All claims against the estate of j. H
James must be filed with US as execu-
tors. A. S. and Edgar James, Execu-
tors. oct252t.
The many friends of Mrs. T. &. Brit
tain will be glad to know that she is
much better, and the doctors think the
crisis is past.
The Board of Stewards of the First
Methodist church are requested to meet
at the Herald office this evening at 7
O'Clock sharp.
Mr.. Elijah Medley of this city, has a
spirit 'leyel that has been in use for
sixty years. 1t is made of mahogany,
and is still in good condition.
The Daughters of the Confederacy
dinner next Monday promises to be a
great success. Take dinner with them,
and thereby help a good cause.
Messrs. Riggs Hayes of Lewisburg,
and Blair Hayes of this city, have rented
the Sheppard stand in West End, and
will open grocery in few days.
An effort is beng made by Lieut.
Robert Ragsdale to organize a military
company at this place. A number OF
young men have agreed to become mem
bers.
Ed Hill had an exciting time with an
unruly horse several days since at Bates
& Hills planning factory near the depot
The horse turned a wagon over on Ed
but fortunately he managed to extricate
himself without being hurt.
A few days ago Mr. John n. Hunter
advertised in the Herald for stray ed
horse, and soon after the paper reached
the country the animal was returned
to its owner. Moral: Try an ad il
the Herald yourself.
At the meeting of Columbia Lodg,
of Odd Fellows Tuesday night, w. A
,, Willis was passed through the thirG
degree. An interesting report was re
! ceived from Mr.. J. w Reams, repre-
sentative to the Grand Lodge
, Miss Irene ONeal is the proud pos
SCISSOR of a pair of Belgian hares Twt
or three days ago the family was in
. creased by the arrival of two of tn
: cutest, prettiest baby hares, which ar
attracting the attention of the little pee
pie of the town.
Mr. L. G. Martin, who has ha
charge of the Columbia Journal for
few months, has sold the propert,
to Messrs. d. L. Hoover and JAS A
Merrill, of Franklin, who too
charge Wednesday. We wish MIR. Marti
success wherever he may decide to GO
and welcome Messrs. Hoover and Mer
rill.
The meeting of the Board of Mayo
and Aldermen next Thursday night
2 Nov. T. will be their last meeting bu
one. The city election will take plac
November 49, the election commits
siOners will announce their successor
on Monday following, and on Frida
: night, November 20, the old Boart
will hold their final meeting and turl
over the affairs of the city to their sue
cessOrs.
If your new Fall hat was purchase
of Mrs. Williamson, that is sufficier
guaranty as to its quality and style
A number of Columbia ladies VIII
bought at'her establishment and after
= wards visited the Nashville milliner
n stores, say their hats were greatly &C
Q mired and in several instances wer
q copied from by the city tIimmer'
. This is quite a compliment to Mrs
4 Williamson and her efficient tripmerl
o 1t
Y The three young ladies-Misses LuC
a Haley, Ida Lipscomb and Henriett
y Lazarus who were successful in ii
4 Banner contest for tickets to the Gran
y Opera at Nashville, last week repol
a a delightful time. They put up q
y the Tulane and had the best of ever.
A thing The Banner staff and the
y wives showed them every courtesy an
a extended charming hospitality The
y were 15l successful contestants repT,
< senting three States Kentucky, Tel
= nessee and Alabama at the gran
a banquet given by the Banner. Ma
y Stahlman was presented with a han,
A some gold matchbox 10y his guests
\ To Our Mt. Pleasant Readers.