The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1901-03-22
AROUND TOWN.

Miss Eva May Johns is confined to
her home quite i'll.
Garden seeds and seed potatoes at
HARLAN Il RTTER's 1t
Mr.. S. +. Calleuter, who has been
sick, is able to be out.
Spence McFall has accepted a posi- /
ton with Chailin Bros.
According to the almanac, yesterday
was first day of Spring.
Miss Melissa Scrbner has fully re-
covered from a recent illness.
Mrs Tom Porter is dangerously sick |
at her home on the Pulaski pike
Miss Aline Powell, we regret to report,
IS sick at her home in West End.
Mrs Margie Douglass continues quite
i'll at her home on South High street.
Mr.. Jim p. McGaw, Jr., is able to
be outugain after several days illness.
Miss Annie Fleming has been at home
sick for eyeral days, but is now better
Fifty six years ago, Friday, the /
biggest snow ever known in this section !
fell.
Miss Eugenia Mitchell, who has been |
sick for several days, is able to be out
again.
Sunday was beautiful spring like !
day, and the weather was greatly en-.
joyed.
Mrs. Will Notgrass is i'll at her home
on the corner of 10th and South High
streets
Miss Doyie Primm, of Nashville, has
accepted a position with the Trade
Palace.
Mr. John p McGaw, Jr., is making
some repairs at his livery stable on
North Main street.
Mr. j. p. McGaw, ST.. who was pain
fully hurt several days since, as the re
suit OF fall, is better.
Miss Mary Walker is improving her
cottage at the corner of Tenth and
South Garden streets.
Mr.. T. j. ("BIack head'O Tucker is
SHINING over new girl that arrived at
his home Saturday night.
Judge Sam Holding and family are
boar ding with Mr.. and Mrs R. L.
McCarty on South High street.
Walter Griffin had one of his eyes
painfully hurt day or two ago, and has
been suffering with it considerably.
Barker & Co., both phones. want old
scrap iron, bones, metals, old and new
feathers and everything in produce
line. If
Miss Margaret Turner has recovered
from her illness, and will return in a few
days to her school duties at Cross
Bridges.
Elizabeth, the little daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Wiley B Embry, has been
quite sick for several days, but is now
convalescing.
The HERALD is prepared to do all
kinds of job printing. Our work is first
class, and our prices are right. Give us
a trial and be pleased.
Harbingers of spring are already APP,
pearing few blue birds, the first
that have been seen in this section for
several years, have come.
Mrs. James Baker of the Bear Creek
neighborhood, who has been suffering
with tumor, is undergoing treatment
at DIR. Pillows Intimacy.
Officer Church returned Wednesday
from Birmingham, bringing back with
him the negro Sadler, who escaped from
the Maury county work house.
Mrs. Julia A. Wilson wishes to say to
ladies of Columbia and vicinity that she
has stocked her green house with nice
thrifty plants, and she would be glad for
them to ride out and see them before
buying. lot wi
Mr.. Lee Sacra, who has been clerkng
for Mr.. Geo. $. Alcorn, has accepted a
position with the Fry Hodge Drug Co.,
at Marshall, Texas, and will leave April
l to enter upon his new duties. Mr.
Sacra has many friends here who will
regret to see HIM leave.
Phinteas Lodge, Knights of Pythias,
will have work to do in the first
and third ranks tonight. At the
meeting last Friday night, Messrs
William Evans, Conner Akin, Will
Howard Will fowler and Bruce Coch.
ran were made full fledged knights.
WANTED-Reliabe man for Manager
of Branch Office we wish to open in this
vicinity. If your record is 0. X. here is
an opportunity. Kindly give good
reference when writing.
THE A. T. MORRIS WHOLESALE House,
NlnClnDdJl, ODlO.
Illustrated catalogue cts. stamps.
1-l1-12t
Sunday st. Patrick's Day was
the tifty-seyenth anniversary of the
marriage of Capt. and Mrs. St. Ledger
White. The former is seventy-six years
of age and the latter seventy three, and
t both are still enjoying good health.
They have the congratulations and we'll
wishes of many friends
f While burning rubbish in the rear of
t w. A. Jackson's store yesterday, a
2 fire was narrowly averted, porch
!. catching fire, and it looked rather
/ squally until Satterfield & Dodson s
t bucket brigade put IN an appearance.
r. headed by Capt Bill Elicit. The fire
f was extinguished with little or no dam
age.
The Circuit Court will have to go over
a great deal of the work which was done
at the recent term, as three of the
J.. largest cases will have to be tried again.
J, These are the cases of Ciney Long VS..
j Hannah Granbery and the State VS..
e John w. Thomas, both of which re
suited 10 mistrials, and Moore VS.. Bal
( lanfant, in which a new trial was
granted.