The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1902-11-07
AROUND TOWN.

Master Gerard Brownlow il sick
with slow fever.
Miss Mary Genfry Pugh ie quite sick.
at the Bethel House
A. Wolfe has bought out the C. C.
Gross stock Of goods
Jim buchanan is remodeling the
front Of his store on South Main St.
We sell Four Price Suits Only-s7.50
5000. $3.50 and els. T. N. Figuers
Joe Kefchum has moved to the
Walter Davis house On North Garden
street.
Chancery Court met Friday morning
with Judge W. 5. Bearden on the
bench
Walter Stevens is to succeed Webb
Thomas, as night clerk ut the Bethel
House.
Tuesday-eiection day. was observed
as holiday by the local banks and the
post Office.
Harlan & Ritter completed the work
OF moving TO their new store on South
Main street today.
Bob Nichols is all smiles. His IA
ther-in law, Mr.. Sam Jones. sent him
Jersey COW yesterday.
A. B. Tally, ESQ.,, was sworn in
Saturday by Chancellor Bearden, as
practiclng attorney in the courts of
Tennessee.
Miss Ida Mai Fitzgerald of Carter
Greek, came to Pillows Infirmary yes
terday to be operated upon for ap-
pendicitis.
The Daughters of the Confederacy
are well pleased with the result of
their dinner Monday. About ninety
dollars were realized.
White Bros, the North Main street
grocerymen. have moved to the store
no use on North Main street recently
vacated by Harlan & Ritter.
w. 81. Schuneman has moved in to
the Bethel House barber shop, having
bought out ). r. Trail MI. Trail
will be with Ketchum q Story here
after.
A party of Williamson county men
passed through the city yesterday for
Lawrence county on hunting trip.
Mr.. j. K. Farrell accompanied them
from here.
Mr.. John Sloan and family, who
now live on Walker avenue, will move
about the first OF the year to the cot
tage now being built by Mrs. Dale
OF Wss. Sixth street.
j. Sykes Orman writes from Ne
tropoIis, Ill, 81 missed my paper OF
- date. Send ne copy. 1t is like
letter from home. and cannot afford
to miss a number.
Mr.. j. w. Tanner and family have
gone to Groveland for few weeks
visit to his mother. Mrs. Frances
Tanner. Mr.. Tanner is improving.
after q long spell Of fever.
| Next Friday week the Castle
Heights School, Of Lebanon, will meet
the Branham & Hughes boys on the
gridiron. at Spring Hill. That ought
to be game worth going to see.
Mr.. Lee, Of the international Phos
phate Co, is in the city today. Mr.
lee will make Columbia his future
home, going to his business at Mt.
Pleasant mornings, returning here
every evening.
The crowd here Monday was not up to
the usual fret Monday crowd, farmers
being kept at home to q large extent
gathering corn. The same cause &C
counts 10 part for the falling of in the
vote, cast in Tuesdays election.
Mr.. W. Il. Puryear Of Glendale, has
been assisting Trustee Ramon during
these past few busy days Deputy
Trustee Thomas, who was hurt In Q
base ball game, does not show the i'm
provement his friends had hoped for.
Miss Rosa Overton had the misfor-
tune Sunday night to fall down q
fight Of steps leading from her yard
into the street Though considerably
bruised and shaken up. she is able to
be at her post the Bell Telephone
Exchange.
Mr.. R. l.. Ellington. formerly Of
Rally Hill, but recently of Franklin,
and Mr.. W. J. White of Bear Creek,