The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1902-11-28
AROUND Town.

AROUND TOWN.
Mrs A. W. Southworth of Mt.
Pleasant. is in the city.
Justice G.. w. Hayes was in Nash
vile yesterday. on legal business.
Mr.. Horace RaiEsg is having new
store house erected at Riverside
Eugene Ritter stepped on nail Sat
urday and is very lame from his inJur-
| les.
| Our premiums make very handsome
Xmas. presents. Are you collecting
ticketsS T. N. FIGuEKs.
Miss Mary Sue Aydelott has accept
ed position with the Maury Dry
Goods Co.
Mr.. c. A. Gaines has moved into the
house ON 10th street. formerly occu-
pied by Ed Chaffin.
Mrs. J. @. LANCASTER, who has been
sick for several weeks, we are glad to-
report is greatly improved.
The Arsenal foot ball team goes to
Sheffield to meet the Sheffield team on
the gridiron Thursday. Nov. q.
Mrs. Jennie Glenn and family will
leave soon for Sheffield, Ala, where
they will make their future home.
Mr.. H. X. johnson and family Of
Lewisburg, have moved to Columbia,
and are living on Cemetery avenue.
John jackson, Alex Titcomb. Looney
Walker and Jack Davis spent q damp
night on the river, goose hunting, Mon
night.
Mr. q. g. Timbcrl:ac. prc,r.--..
trainer of Indiana, Penn, is here
looking for promising trotters and
PAGERS.
Messrs. Ellington & White, mer-
chants at Riverside. have lost two
valuable horses within the past week
with blind staggers.
J.Y. Buchanan has refurnished bis
confectionery on South Main street. 4
glass front has been put 10 and neat
appearance Is presented.
Dobbins & Ewing's force of clerks
have been increased, Horace Cacey. Of
nesr Zion, having accepted position
as salesman wirh the firm.
John n. Carpenter has moved his
business Office from Mt. Pleasant to
Columbia and Is having Office rooms
fitted up over Woldridge's drug store.
MI. j. D. Harmon has had two adj
|ditional rooms built to his house g
the corner Of Ninth and Garden streets.
which adds greatly to the outward
appearance.
DON forget the recital to be given
Friday afternoon and evening at the
AIcorn q Hutsell music store. The
program will consist of vocal and IN.
strumental selections.
II YOU have dwelling or storehouse
for rent: if you are an applicant for q
house; if you have anything to sell. Or
want to buy anything, small ad ~
the Herald will bring the desired rc-
suits.
Thirteen cars OF race horses passed
through Columbia Sunday night en-
route from Latonia to New Orleans,
where they will participate in the
winter races. Nearly 20U horses were
in the shipment.
Mrs. Bette Dennis has sold her entire
stock Of groceries to Mr.. Grit walker,
who has lately moved here from An.
drews. Mr.. Walker will conduct the
business at the same store house occu'
pied by Mrs. Dennis.
Mr.. d. f. Harrison, known to al
most every one in town as Uncle
Davy," is in very feeble condition.
His friends hope that ne may soon
overcome his illness and be able to
mingle with them again.
Messrs. r G. Church and Alex Nc
Kay won fresh laurels as fishermen last
we Elk Their attention was confined
to Duck river below town, and they
captured twelve fine trout, several OF
them weighing as high as three pounds
The Thanksgiving turkey has been
coming in by the wagon load,
and is being sent rapidly southwark
in the dressed an undressed state.
Local dealers are paying cents 9
pound for turkeys. Thanksgiving
eggs are bringing 20 cents from first
hands.
The property known as the Ed.
Looney place, belonging to Mr.. II. a.
Burke, about one mile south Ut town
| on the Pulaski pike, was sold yester-
day TO Mr.. Webb Ridley for "a. 8Oo.
| r. e. Gordon and A. q. r. Nichol.
son, Jr. were the agents who made
1.-THE sale.
Fuller Britain happened to 9 painful
accident at Brittain's Tobacco
Factory. A hogshead Of tobacco ne
was handling rolled against the stove,
catching his hand between the noge.
head and the hot stove, and holding y
there two or three minutes, making a
very painful burn on the back Of bis
right hand.
The drainage ditch leading from the
South Main street underpass across the
Galloway lot has been dug. The cost
| 81 this--something more than hun.
dred dollars lis one Of the many small
incidentals not included IN the Ten
thousand dollars bonus which me
board pledged themselves not to exceed.
Messrs. Adams q Martin inquired re-
contly II the circulation Of the Daily
Tra-nid oxtanda all over Tennessee. A