The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1902-02-21
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with the grip
Nolan Gsrtner is on the sick list, SUI
fering with the grip, but is better toda,
Mrs Beverly Blackwell is sick wit
pneumonia at her home on North Mai
street.
Margaret, the little daughter of MI
and Mrs. c. F. Dodson. is i'll +. wit
mumps.
Elsie, the little daughter of Mr.. an
Mrs. Jesse Powell. is suffering wit
mumps.
Mr.. j. V. Linck of Williamsport, ha
accepted a position with the Maur
Democrat
Mr. T. NJ. Meade and family leav
this week for indianapolis. where the.
will reside.
All the banks will be closed tomor
row, it being Washington birthda,
and a legal holiday.
Stop that cough! To get quick re lie
try Rains Cough Syrup, recommended
by our best physicians. No cure, ne
pay. If
Miss Josie Dabney, who was hurt
several weeks ago on the N, f. * s.
Railroad, is reported to be improving
nicely.
Mrs. Mollie Heitt of Andrews, has
come to Columbia to live. She has
rooms with Mrs Boyd Andrews on
South Main street.
The JUNIOR Aid Society of the Frier
son Memorial Church will meet this
afternoon with Miss jamie Fleming
on South High street.
An abstract charter of the Union
Casualty Il Surety Company of St.
Louis, capitalized at S250,000 has been
filed in the Registers office.
Land eth's Sweet Peas in bulk, all
varieties, warranted fresh and genuine
only 80 cents per pound. Rains, The
Druggist. If
Mr.. John II. Thomas. formerly with
w. j. Cakes, is now with w P Morley,
and has card in this issue. Charley
Dowell is also working with Mr.. Morley.
The children of the Preparatory De-
partment of the Institute will celebrate
Washington s birthday this after
noon at 3 o'clock with appropriate exer-
cises.
Messrs T j. Rea and }. j Fleming,
proprietors of the Rea Milling Co., at
Florence, Ala, have snapped their
milling property for a plantation in
Mississippi
Messrs. John Trotwood Moore and
John w. jackson had big hunt down
the river last week, and returned with
eight geese, five rabbits and one coon
as tropf les.
John Evans returned Tuesday to
Nashville and is at DR.. Briggs in
Urinary, where he was operated on
yesterday for appendicitis. His many
friends in Columbia wish for him a
speedy recovery.
G w Jones, the Banners circulation
manager, was here this week and di-
vided the Banners agency. Sam Nc
Saw. the present agent, retaining half
The list and Brinkley Walker being
given the other half.
Phintias Lodge, Knights of Pythias,
.ecently purchased through Dobbins
Z Ewing some unusually handsome
odge room furniture. The furniture
IS on display in the Dobbins & Ewing
show windows.
Rev. W. A. Dobbins is seriously ill
It the home of Mr. johnson on South |
1arden street. He is So years old, and
s quite feeble. His daughter Mrs. |
las, A Sanders of Spring Hill, is at
ending his bedside.
One of the features of the Old Fid- |
llers' Contest, to be given at the Opera
House on Monday, March g. for the
enefit of ex-Confederate soldiers, will
re the appearance of the Lebanon
tring band, composed of twelve young
aides of that place. These young ladies
ave entertained the crowds at various
X Confederate reunions, and have won
luch reputation.
Voss' confectionery at the J. M.
Iarris stand on West Seventh street
pened this week for business.
lr. Voss has convenient stand, hand
omely furnished, and has COM
lete stock of fresh confectiona-
les and tobaccos. He will make
speciality of good coffee and says his
sputation for this beverage is made
18th every man who tries cup.
We have just received a new ship
ent OF queensware, glassware and
nware, and now have everything for !
le kitchen and nearly everything for 6
le dining room. On our 10 cent !
'unter can be found dinner plates, |
,sert plates, fruit saucers in china t
I'd glass, souvenir tumblers salt and
PIPER set, and many other useful
ticles for every day use. Get our {;
ices Oh stoves. We can save you T
oney on anything in our line
J. B. Rees +
1t wit Northwest corner Square.