The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1902-01-10
AROUND TOWN.

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this week.
Mr.. j. I. Bats has moved his family
to East Ninth street.
Policeman Hooteu is atls 10 be out
after his serious sickness.
Mr.. Mort Hodge is suffering with q
severe boil upon his upper lip.
Master Norwood CANT has recovered
from an attack of scarlet fever.
Deputy Sheriff Jonas Erwin is quite
sick, at his home south of town.
Mr.. Albert johnson and family have
returned TO Columbia fsom Selma, Ala
Amis Scott, who has been sick for six
wee ks and more, is able to be around
again.
Mr.. I. C. Petri. who has been so
sick at his home in Nashville, is con-
valescing.
Little Miss Leila Barr Anderson has
recovered from her recent indisposi-
tion.
There seems to be a good deal of
pneumonia around now, especially
among the little folks.
Mr.. Louie Fry has moved his family
from McCains, to the Tom Shaw
place OH South High street.
Mrs. Willie Moseley has begun suit
In the Circuit Court, praying for di-
vorce from Eugene Moseley.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Williamson have
moved from the corner of Embargo and
Ninth streets to South High street.
Columbia has a good many citizens
who would make good chess players
it takes them so long to get a. move on.
Mr.. and Mrs e. o. Rollings. who
have been boarding with Mrs. A. Y.
Simmons, have moved to South High
street.
Masters Meade and William Frier-
son who have been ill with scarlet
fever, are up and out again.
Columbia weather is now above re-
proach. 1t is seldom we have seen such
a protracted charming spell in Janu-
airy.
Mr.. J. Carpenter has returned from
Tuscumbia, Ala, and again has charge
OF the carpet department OF the Maury
Dry Goods Co.
The abstract charter of the New
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Orange, Mass has been filed in the
Registers office.
No man need expect to reach the top
If the ladder so long as he stands at
the bottom and waits for an elevator
10 carry him up.
J. W. Hughes, of Birmingham, a |
cousin of Col. A. M. Hughes of this /
place, has been reappointed postmaster |
It Birmingham.
Mr.. j. b. Scobey of Colorado, is here,
for home in this delight
ui county of Maury- We hope he will
inc one to suit him.
Will Alexander, an employee of the
Y. and F. r. R.. is off duty now
wing to bone felon which is caus-
ng him considerable pain.
Little Andrew Cant, son Of Mr.. and
Hrs. John Cant, has safely passed the
risis of his disease, scarlet fever, and
s getting along nicely now.
Lost Shawl, between public square
nd the second toll-gate on the Mt.
Pleasant pike. Please return same to
Herald Office aud receive reward.
d&w-1t
Judge and Mrs. Sam Holding and
title daughter, Miss Larabee and
ephew, Mr.. Larabee, are now board
ng with Mrs. w. H. Lipscomb.
| will give 7 cents per pound for all
~ turkeys delivered to me at Carriers
,reek Station. Gail me over either
hone and Ill name date of delivery.
jan3-5t Sam B. Nichols.
Mr.. and Mrs. Porter Erwin are re-
Giving congratulations over the arrival
{ beautiful little Miss Bessie Porter {
irwin, who made her debut into the
'orld the night of the end.
Mrs Ellen Huntington is having the i
,sidence on South Main street. re- /
entity vacated by Dr. Ernest Timmons, i.
icely papered and otherwise reno
ated throughout q
lack and Clariss, the little sons Of :
II. and Mrs. Miles Cook, have been {
al sick at their home on Sth street. v
ut both are cOnvalescent now.
Leonidas Polk Bivouac and William
enry Trousdale Camp of Confederate
eterans had their regular monthly
Getting in the Chancery Court room r
onday morning. There was a good S
tendance of the ''old vets. "
The following were among the r
ule buyers here Monday: Ed Abra- 81
I'm, Montgomery, Ala. M. p. Myers.
,lma, Ala. M. Fies, Birmingham,
la. J. P. Hudson, Louisville, KY.
:. S. Porter. Petersburg, W. A. i,
oudon, Lewisburg.
The mare hitched to Mr.. A. L. Sci 4
RS buggy ran away on South Main
rect Wednesday, but no further dam r
y was done than the breaking of two +
okes. Gresham & Brittain's horse r
so took fright and ran away, but no &
mage resulted. &