The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1901-10-11
AROUND TOWN.


Mr.. II. M. Guest is sick with mala-
rial fever.
Bulbs of all kinds at the Columbia
Green House. u
Herbert Latta is sick at the home of
his parents on Ninth street.
Mr.. Maddin Voss has an adj. in this
issue, offering city property for sale,
Read it. It
Elsie, the little daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Jessie Powell, is recovering from
a slight attack of fever.
If you want to buy farm, sell farm
or borrow money, talk with w. j. EN-
bry q Co. AIT
Monday was busy day with the mer
chants. A large crowd was in town,
and trading was good.
Sam Folsom has commenced suit in
the Circuit Court for divorce from Alice
Folsom. The parties are negroes.
Money to lend at 6 per cent. Only
mortgages OIL real estate will be taken as
security. II. P. Figuers.
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Robert, the little son of Mr.. and
Mrs. L. G. Britain, is suffering with
an extremely sore foot. ~
Mr. A. J. Nichols, who has been
suffering a great deal with inhamma-
tory rheumatism for some days, is
better.
Mr.. Geo. w. Nichols and family
have moved to the house vacated by
Mrs. Annie McLemore, on West Sixth
street
The registration books will be opened
October %, "a and 25 for supplementary
registration. on account of the munich
pal election November 49,
Judge Sam Holding, who has been on
the sick list for several days, is Improv-
ing, and will probably be able to attend
court in Pulaski next week.
Mrs. J. M. fowler has returned from
| GAINESVILLE, where she has been sick
for some time. We are glad to re-
port that she is now some better.
We are receiving shipments of the
lates. things in fall millinery every
day by express Call and see them.
1t Mrs. NJ. e. Williamson.
Mr.. j. R. Trail, formerly with j. M.
Harris, now has charge of the Bethel
House barber shop. He is good barber
and treats his customers right. Give
him a trial
Mr.. l. N. Burlington, advance agent
of Gentry's Famous Trained Animal
Shows, was here Saturday. This we'll
known show will be here next Tues
day, October 10.
The foot bali teams of Branbam &
Hughes of Spring Hill, and Morgan &
PEBBLES of Fayetteville, have arranged
for game to be played November 10,
at South Side Park, Columbia.
Mr.. s. j. Stockard, formerly with the
Herald, has accepted position on the
Birmingham N, ws. We congratulate
the News, and hope for Mr.. Stockard
continued success in the newspaper
field.
The injury sustained by Mr.. Will
Small by getting three of his fingers
cut at Cakes factory yesterday, was
not as serious as was first thought anC
amputation was not necessary.
All members of the Fraternal Censel
are. requested to be present at thu
meeting of the lodge tonight in the
, Rebekah hall After the business o.
the meeting, banquet will be spread
The Nashville Banner reports the rel
alive standing of the candidates in it,
Grand Opera contest at Columbia al
/ follows: Misses Lucy Haley and Hen
rietta Lazarus, Mrs Walter Hastings
Misses Ida Lipscomb and Ellen Friel
and Mrs. Matthews Gordon.
Mr.. T. ]. Shaw has sold his salool
business near the depot to Theo. Sci
fried of Nashville, and will devote hi
, time to his farm south of the city.
/ is understood that Mr.. Seifried, wit
owns the property opposite the depot
will make considerable improvement
, upon it SOON Mr. Shaw will not NOV
! his family to the country until tn
] first of the year. We congratulate hin
upon his decision to quit the salooI
business.
The Hopkinsville Kentuckain report
, that the L. & n railroad had decides
. upon radical change in its line be
tween that place and Nashville. Assist
ant Engineer Joseph F. Burns, of tina
, division--who is SON. in-law of Mr.
Thos. f. Fleming of this city-wil
have charge of the work. Speaking o
Mr.. Burns the Kentuckian says: Mr.
Burns is one of the most competen
engineers on the system, and he ha
made a preliminary examination o
the hill. and believes much bette
route can be located.