The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1901-08-09
AROUND TOWN.

Mrs Elizabeth Gartner IL on the sick
list.
Aaron Hirsch is quite sick, threatened
with fever.
Miss Mary Bowling has been on the
sick list for several days.
Mr.. w. II. Shuneman has been on the
sick list, but is out again.
Mr. Joe Lee has accepted position
with Alcorn, the druggist.
Mr.. Geo. T. Hughes is having his
law office repaired in handsome style.
Claiborne, the little son of Mr.. and
Mrs. John Martin, is sick with scarlet
fever.
A new floor is being placed in the SEES
sion room of the First Presbyterian
Church.
Recorder Erwin now has the city tax
books for 1901 ready, and is prepared to
take in taxes.
Lost O. o. f. watch charm with
initials ~, L. T." Finder please re-
turn to this Office. it
Mr., George f. McKennon, we are
glad to report, has recovered sufficiently
to be out again.
Sheriff Sheriff. of Lincoln county,
was here "Wednesday on his way back
10 Fayetteville with a negro prisoner,
caught at Mt. Pleasant.
Mrs. Joseph Towl-r, who has been
dangerously sick at the home OF Der
parents in Clarksvile, is improving.
Mr.. Hugh Collier has gone to CuIleo-
ka to take charge of Digger q Ballan.
fants Touring mill. His family fol
lowed him Tue sday.
a. Park Morgan has purchased the
dairy business of f d. Looney, and
will continue to furnish the public with
pure, fresh jersey milk
Burial robes a specially; made by
me isurement and to order. Citizens
phone 23 Bell phone 207.
Z 70 d&w. Miss Rosa CHERRY.
Miss Josephine Hutton is the name
OF lovely young lady who arrived
TUESDAY morning to gladden. the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. j. L. Hutton.
Miss Estele Fry is dangerously i'll at
the home Of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
j. 7, Fry, on Ninth street. Her condi
ton was somewhat improved yesterday
The Herad's job department has Just
issued the first annual catalogue of the
Tennessee College of Osteopathy, the
first term of which opens Tuesday, Sep
TENDER 3rd.
At the meeting of Columbia Lodge, /
| o. o. F. Tuesday night, Lucian Grigsby
was passed through the initiatory and
| nd DoI
through the 1st degree
A new lot of fine mourning wells Sc.
cured at a bargain. We will sell then
that way. Everything in summer
millinery at give away prices.
1t Mrs NJ E. Williamson.
The watermelon crop doesn't seem tc
be as short as was thought during the
drouth. Several wagon loads are our
on the square every day and they seen
to be plentiful enough. Prices rang,
from ten to thirty cents.
Mr.. r. E. Jones, Of cMinnvile, ha,
succet d I'd Mr.. H Ledbetter as loca
manager of the Singer Sewing Machine
Co., at this place, the latter having re
signed. However, Mr.. Ledbetter will
continue in the employ of the Company
See Mr. Jennings announcement il
another column of farm for rent O
SALE and beef cattle and jacks for sale
You might find bargain by investi
eating that ad.
Mr.. d. w. Bager. of Nashville, edito
of the Fan ternities Review, was CUES
of Phinteas Lodge, Knights of Pythias
at last weeks meeting. He delivered
) very entertaining talk to the lodge in re
gard TO the Endowment Rank trouble
7 Several Spring Hill Pythians we're ais
present.
] At a recent meeting of the Retail
Y Clerk Association the following officer
? were elected: Harry Frierson, presi
dent; G. Fl. Zuccarello. 1st vice pres
, holland Gardner, 2nd vice pres E.
{ Turner, treasurer; Wash Taylor, cor
r responding secretary: Doc Willis, finar
cial secretary; Ben Latta, guide; job
NJ. Lee, guard.
g NOTICE: Having reated w. NJ. Buct
? nau's paint shop up stairs on South Mai
street, | am prepared to do all kinds c
carriage and buggy painting in first las
style at reasonable prices, and respect
fully solicit share of your patronage
Respectfully, H. o. WEsCoTT.
7-20 eod&w 4w
Evan Hill and Riley Crosby, tw
! negroes, are in Jail on the charge G
. "pistol to'lng p" The negloes wer
:. caught Saturday night by Sneriff High
= and several other officers a short dis
y lance from town on the Hampshire pike
When caught, they were amusin
q themselves by shooting at the stars. nc
l knowing that the officers were nea
5 them.
+ Mr.. j. p. NcGaw has returned fror
Lewisburg, where he went to arrang
for the horse show and fireworks whic
= were announced to take place Monda
q afternoon and evening. On account
a the heavy downpour of rain, howeve
the entertainment had to be postpone
poned until to morrow. The hors
Il sho" at Shelbyville, under Mr.. NJ
:. Graw's management, will take plaC
II next Monday.