The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1901-08-16

AROUND TOWN.

Mrs. Killen will move TO Nashville
this week to reside.N HhHn'.s
DR.. 40, Kennedy is out again after
a two weeks illness. ' 81"
~ Mr.. F. f. Wood has decided not to
move his family to Nashville.
Another heavy rain fell in this Sec
ton Tuesday and Wednesday.
Lewis Kirk is now working for the ex
press company at Mt. Pleasant. .
Mr.. James Roberts. who was on the
sick list for two weeks, has recovered.
A fine chance TO purchase a paying
busine,s-the grocery stock of the late
A.rG. johnson in West End for sale.
Mr.. w. A. jackson has removed his
grocery from North Main street to his
Old stan d near the depot. .ll ...
The rain ana cool weather of the past
few da. have had the effect of thinning
out the crowd at Primm's Springs
Mr.. p. S. Derryberry has rented his
livery stable on South Main street to
Messrs. Dave Leneave and a. l.. Block
err. .... ....
DR.. A, S. Petite has rented the resi-
dence at No. 60 South Main street, and
will move his family there upon their
arrival.
Burial robes a specially; made by
measurement and to order. Citizens
phone q, Bell phone POI.
1926 d&w. Miss Rosa CHERRY.
A wee Anti-Saloon Lacquer arrived at
the home of Mr.. G.. W. Hayes We'd
nesday morning. The Herald extends
congratulations
Mr.. r. T. Farris, chief clerk OF the
Bethel House, left Monday morning tc
spend a months vacation at his home in
Mt. Clemens, Mich, ..,.--.. ADD, ...,
The magi- trate's election, to elect q
magistrate from the city of Columbia tc
succeed the late w. F. Tucker, will not
be held until the municipal election il
November. r..uIl a-. ..a
Prof. Scobey, Of Columbia, who will
be one of the Hay Long teachers mex
session,has rented Scamp Lee Cottage
from Mr.. Charles Jackson, and will
move here soon. Mt. Pleasant Chronl
Gle. .'eJftA.n. a-- ",s-t U
Mr. j., P. McGaw has returned
form Shelbyville, where he conducte
a horse show and fireworks display
Monday. There was a large crowd il
town, but heavy rain interfere(
] with the entertainment .'
NOTICE: Having reated w. NJ, Buch
nau's paint, shop, up stairs on South Mali
\ street, | am prepared to do all kiuds o
carriage and buggy painting in first clas
tstyle unreasonable prices, aud respect
fully. solicit a share of your patronage
Respectfully =, o. WEscoTT.
4 m 1920 eod&w 4w.r M =, apr,.., d.
The Columbia and Mt Pleasant col
ored baseball teams play ed a game a
South Side Park flast week; the CO
lumbia team, of which John Kelly, Jr
is manager, winning by score of l
to 2, -o.. .......,...,. ....
r. The ice-cream, supper for the benef
4 of the King family in South Columbi
has been postponed until next Tuesda
night, on account Of the inclemer
weather. ill.,, 3..l. rr ..aaI.., .....
Mrs. @. G Vaughan, Misses Flora an
Nettie Vaughan, Miss Lizzie Bridges {
Tuscaloosa, Messrs. Emmett Mahon, Jc
Fleming, Homer and Howard Waugh
and Vestal McCandlass are fishing tn
week on Bigby Creek ,a.a
, The ice cream supper announced
q, be given at Rockdale tonight, b
the ladies Of Mt. Ohvet church, hi
been postponed till next Friday nigh
r The z'fo'vg2 . ue1r ,r-.r~ .rm
John Frazier was painfully bitten
the side by a vicious horse recent
{. Bob Nichols and DR.. Kennedy al
d authority for the statement that tt
~ wound proved fatal to the horse, but,
e dynamite" would say, ''everybot
4" knows them. H"up arnl . v.lu
i. The, Retail Clerks have somethir
:, good in store for the people of Colur
.bia. On Friday night, August 80, the
will give an ice-cream supper in Il
, Athenaum grove. There will be nj
music on the grounds, and perfect ord
will be kept. These young men shou
. be given good crowd, as they aFe~d
!, serving ofsuccess. ,,-r
I About one hundred members of Il
B International Typographical Unic
i passed through Columbia early Monde
morning3on their way to Birmingham
b where the forty-seyenth annual conve
e ton of that organization is in sessio
y The delegates were from all parts of Il
{ United States and Canada, and hi
e been entertained in Nashville for tv
s days. r@A l