The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1901-01-18
OVER THE COUNTY.

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Mrs. J A. Grigsby has returned to
Mt. Pleasant, after a pleasant visit to
relatives here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Davis, of Rally Hill,
are guests of W. M. Davis and family.
Clarence Joyce, OF Williamspoit is
visiting William and John Padgett
W S Outlet, of Lochart, Texas, is
visiting friends in this county.
Miss Derryberry, our correspondent
Lonesome Nel"--from Lasea, is visit
ing friends in Columbia.
WANrED-To know where to 90 to
school Why to the Atheneam. 1t
will be one Of the best schools. 16,6t
Miss Lucy Owen, of Bear Creek, has
returned home from a visit to Miss
Ethel Hight
Mr.. and Mrs. Rush Gresham we're
called TO Parks Station, Monday, by
the dangerous illness of Mr.. Gresham's
mother.
WANTED-Court reporting and mimeo
graph work. SCHAUB & Bowen,
7eod Room IL Masonic Building
Miss Bessie Scott is teaching private
school at Mr.. John Baugus', near
Neapolis.
Mrs. Frank Ricketts, and Mrs. Gray. of
Mt. Pleasant, we're visiting friends here
Tuesday.
Miss Eloise Davis and Miss Minnie
J Lou Davis are guests of Miss Mary
Mitchell on Bear Creek.
| Coo o,,r vvbaaf l.;llo opA h,,ou;os bo
fore purchasing. Roberts Machine q
Implement Co. If
Mrs. William Graves. of Nashville, is
spending this week with Mrs. Clopton
and Mrs. Carrie Glass.
Mr.. A. W. Mcdonald, writing from
Paradise, Florida, says, While away
in our southern home, we are made to
feel very sad by a telegram this after
noon which announces the death of our
old servant and friend Nan Rounds.
She has been faithful, untiring servant
for the past fifteen years in our home,
and we only wish it could be our privi-
lege to place rose on the lifeless form
before it is carried to it's last resting
place Help US to say-"Thy will, not
mine, o God, be DONE"
Several Maury countians left this
week for different point of Texas.
Among the number were Mr. Jordan and
family, and Mr.. Russell Craig, of Hamp-
shire. Mr.. Craig is nephew of Mrs. III
F. Fariss, and is going to Witt, Texas,
to reside,
Mr.. and Mrs. George O. Kirk, of Isom
have been visiting at the home of Mr.
W. ?. Morley.
Miss Ida Scott has returned from a
visit to McCains.
| WANTED-At Once-Traveling sales
men, with or without experience. SCI
and expenses. Write at once for par
ticulars. Peerless Tobacco Works
Bedford City, Virginia. LAT
The HERALD charges nothing for an
nouncing candidates for it's premium
phaeCon. If you are candidate senC
in your announcement, so that you
friends all over the county may know it
a Plenty of room for candidates yet. Hal
the people who renew are not voting
because, they say, nobody has askeC
them"
: Burnett Anthony, who has been visit
I ing his uncle. Mr.. Will Burnett, a
Carter's Creek, leaves to-day for Lo
Angeles, California.
A stave mill has been moved to nea
Lodebar, and great number Of STAY,
! belts are being cut and hauled. w. G
Rail had about 125 cords put on tn
! yard.
A. B. Jennings saw mill and popla
timber on Shoal Branch, will be sold Of
the 23rd.
Miss Nettie Green is quite sick at he
home at Dark's Mills.
Mrs. w. III. Shuneman and childre
spent several days this week at Dark
, Mill.
e Farmers, will repair binders an
e binder canvas, and mowers, at re
v duced price during January and Febru
airy, provided you will bring them in {
, 81 S. Main street.
n Alt THos s. Nicely,
LEADING Columbia Merchants, will
ing to promote the literary and educa
!. tional interest of the community, hav
4 agreed to refund all money spent wit
me for helpful periodical literature, duI
ing the year 1901. Send 81 for Ladies
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ing Post, the oldest American paper c
D magazine, and the best published &C an
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Is So far the weather this winter hs
= been the most remarkable, for its milo
ness, ever known in this climate.
Mr.. George Williamson, father Of ID
Is and Maj. Williamson, and one of Il
II Oldest aud test citizens Of the Culleok
neighborhoOd, is in quite feeble health
w. Nj. Wilsford, Of Campbell's st
ton, and Miss G. Clifton, Of Southpor
he we're married at the Methodist churC
at Culleoka last week. 1t twas a gretn
green affair
Mr.. G. II. Mckay has cold his farm
the Jameson neighbOrhOod to Mess