The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1901-05-31
AROUND TOWN.

where he has accepted position.
Alb Addison wants you to try Orange.
AIDE. It's fine. dSw.tf
Mrs. I. II. Williams, who has been
quite Ill with erysipelas, is improving
Fresh and fine strawberries can be
had at the right price by calling Bell
phone lU4'3' d&wtf
Mayor w. d. Cameron, who has
been confined to his bed with sickness
for several days, is improving.
Mr.. William f. Moore, Of Neapolis.
one OF the oldest residents of the county,
is here to day.
For SALE-Good second hand surrey.
Call Bell phone 3l2. cod d&w tt
Hon l.. p. Padgett will lecture at
Mcdowell school this afternoon at >
O'Clock. All of the patrons and friends
OF the school are invited to attend
The reunion edition Of the Memphis
Sclmltar contains a good likeness of
MISS Fanny Gross, sponsor of William
Henry Trousdale Camp and Leonidas
Polk Bivouac of Marry County.
Mrs. e. G. Dexter has been quite in
for several days at her home on South
Main street.
Call Bell phone 1913 and order Blue
seal Ice Cream. Furnished in any
| quantity. Alb Adkisson. d&wtf
Trustee Granbery and Deputy Cheairs
are now prepared to issue tax receipts
on dogs. The only person in Columbia
who has complied with the law so far is
Stanley Patterson.
Mrs. Monte Farss has been sick at
the home of her mother at Allisona.
Williamson county, but, we are glad to
report Is getting along nicely now.
The closing exercises for the Zion
puollc school will take place this
afternoon. Miss Anne Fleming, the
teacher of this school, has had success
ful year, and she invites the public to
attend the exercises.
Mr. R. G. Maxwell wishes to inform
his friends that he has associated him
self with the firm of West & Maxwell,
ndertakers. Both phones. 24.4t
good advertisement in good me.
dunn, backed by good goods. has a
better pulling power than a team of
government neutrality-suspicious..
Miss Martha Gibson, who has been
SICK with fever at the Institute for six
weeks, is convalescing. She is able to
sit up little now.
Garrett Wells has bought the resi-
dence at No. 81 Eleventh street from
Maddin Voss.
Russell Fl. Fleming, colored, son of J.
II; Fleming of this city, has been award
ed the second prize of $15 in gold for
oratory at the Tuskeege ALA, Indus
trial school. The prize was offered by
Trinity church of Boston.
LosT:-A part of lace waist; between
the Maury Dry Goods Co., ana the
Express office. Finder will be literally
rewarded for returning same to this
office. 29ot.daw
Several persons who went to attend
the reunion at Memphis, reached home
yesterday morning. They say the crowd
there was so immense that they could
not secure sleeping quarters.
Fresh vegetables, just from the
garden, you can get by calling Alb
Addison, Bell phone 1913 d&wtf
McDowell's School will close to-
DAY. There will be no closing eyer-
cises, but, an address will be made by
Hon. L. P. Padgctt.
Mr.. E H. Hatcher. we regret to re-.
port, continues to suffer good deal from
rheumatism. There was no improve
ment in his condition yesterday.
The cases against Gus and Algie
johnson, in the city court, charging
them with assaulting Will Brothers, have
been continued until Saturday on &C.
count of the sickness of Algie johnson.
The Columbia Lodge of Elks had
quite an interesting meeting last week
when DIR. W. X. Sheddan and Messrs,
Henry Dotterer and o. H. Higgins were
initiated. A number of other applica
lions for membership have been re,
ceived.
FoR SALE--A good 1O-horse power
traction Engine. advance" make.
On easy terms. Will take young stock
of any kind in part payment. Engine
can be seen at Nashville, Tenn. For
particulars, address. Lock Box lis.
FRANKLIN, Tenn. w24-2t
A crazy negro woman from Nashville
created much disturbance on College
Hill Tuesday. She was finally corraIl-
ed by City Marshal Latta and Deputy
Sheriff Erwin, and the latter took her
back to Nashville When Deputy
Sheriff Ed Hight went to feed her Tues
day at the Jail, the negress grabbed
one of the hot potatoes offered her and
threw it with full force into the deputy's
face.
"Miss Mary Dale Figures was the
guest of Mrs. Flournoy Rivers on Fri
day, and gave a recital for Mrs. Rivers
piano class and invited guests. She
was assisted by Misses Louise Stacy
and Sadie Alternately. She PLAYED
many selections, among them Hum
mel Concerto, and gave universal pleas
sure with her'dainty finishing TECHNIQUE
and her poetic conception The word
artistic is much abused, but it describes
this gifted little visitor. PULASKI Citi-
zen.
Giles County Record 1.-THE guests
who heard Misses Halle Fry and Nellie
Williamson last week at Mrs. Flournoy
Rivers were delighted to hear on Friday
last, Miss Mary Dale Figuers, also OF
Columbia. 1t is unusual to find in
small to Sns such splendid young PLAYERS
as has Pulaski and Columbia. Misses
Fry and Figuers in Columbia, Misses