The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1902-03-07
AROUND TOWN.

Charley MeGavock is sick will
mump>.
Sam McGaw is now with the Whit,
Star Laundry
Mr.. E G. Perry has been quite sick
for several days.
James Butler is confined to his hom,
on account Of sickness
Miss Carrie Dobbins, of Franklin, is
the guest of Miss Alice West.
Mrs. ! Hough Guest is reported seri.
ously i'll at her home in Nashville.
Audle Green, of Lewisburg, has ac.
cepted a position at Hayes Bros. grocery
in West End
DIR. o. L. Mcmahon has moved his
Office from the Brown Block to Harlan
x Sons stable
Masters joe and James Waldo, the
little sons of Mrs. j. E Waldo, are sick
with pneumonia.
Wilson Il Speed the tailors have dis
so veu partne ship. Andrew Viii -on
will continue the business.
Mr.. c. II. Sharp and family have re-
turned from Florida, where they have
been spending several weeks.
Our stock of implements and vehicles
is more complete this season than ever
before. We are still headquarte
If j. P. STREET Il Co
Bessie and John Henry Murphy are
sick with pneumonia al the home of
their parents on Fifth street.
Little Misses Leila Mai Nichols and
Elolse Cakes are suffering with sore
arms, caused by vaccination.
The Maury Chapter of the Daughters
of Confederacy will meet at the resi-
dence of Mrs. W. B. Dobbins this
afternoon at o'clock.
Our ock of nipple ments and vehicles
IS more complete this season than eyer
before. We are still headquarters
If j. p. STREET & Co.
Frank Fitzpatrick. colored was
brought up from Mt Pleasant Saturday
from magistrates court on the charge
of larceny.
Mr.. and Mrs. Taylor Peters and
daughter, Miss Edna, lave decided to
move back to Columbia from Nashville |
and Will occupy their old home place in
South Columbia.
Postmaster Fariss has received a let |
ter from A. w. Machen, Superintendent
of the Rural Delivery Sy stem, notifying
of the increase 10 rural carriers sala-
ries from $500 to 5000.
Mrs. Brown, of Nashville, is here il ,
the interest of The Sailors - This
lodge will be reorganized in Columbia,
and meetings will be held regularly
every Monday night.
John Evans, who was operated upon
recently in Nashville for appendicitis.
was able to come home yesterday
and Is now with his parents, ON the
high road to recovery.
Probably the finest shot gun ever in
Columbia is on display at Rains drug
store This gun was recently. pur-
chased by Mr.. G. N McLemore from
Chicago gentleman, and cost $500.
Mamie Norman, who has been sick
for the past week at the home of her
grand parents, Mr.. and Mrs. J. P.
was much worse yesterday,
and the family are greatly alarmed at
her condition. Her friends hope for
an early change for the better,
Columbia shippers are complaining of
the frequent thefts which take place in
the L. & n yards at this place Cal
enuer d Co. recently had car of
broken into, and while the
amount of fruit taken was small, nearly
so worth of the fruit was frozen by the {
,ar-door being left open. ,
The 18th and Sth grade pupils of Nc
lowell School have taken up an in
eresting course of study in literature,
md will have an Afternoon with
Cennyson' to-day. The meeting will h
lot be public one, although the b
aculty and pupils are always glad to t
AVE their friends visit them. v
There have been seven cases of small a
,oX in the family of Mr. Wi son near b
he Cotton Factory The fact was not
nown to the Hea tn Officer until the
asst Of them VS. taken i'll, when the
ouse was placed under quarantine.
he cases were slight, however, and all
ave now recovered. The quarantine
,4s raised Tuesday. II
Miss Irene Williams, who has been S,
lex with pneumonia for some days, o.
t the home of her parents, Mr.. and N
lrs. j. II Will ms sufferei a relapse k
4st week and her condition is still such v
) to cause anxiety. Her many friends
n the better soon, and that her re
overy may be speedy.
The grass in Rose Hill cemetery was
It afire in four places Saturday morn
lg by sparks from the engine pulling =,
lie Lewisburg train and some difficulty y
as experienced in extnguishing the OF
ames. This is not the first time COM al
aints have been made on this account. NJ
, several fires have occurred in the
metery from the same source. &C
j. G. Rea this week sold a two thirds la
terest of the Florence Milling Co. to tV
N. Link, recently of Jackson, Miss,
1T formerly of Robinson, Ill. Mr..
ink will take cahrge of the mill at
ice as manager, while it is understood
at Mr. Rea will retain an interest in W
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