The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1902-01-24
AROUND TOWN.

IN the second rank tonight.
Mrs. j 7. Bats, who has been on th
sick list, is somewhat improved.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Phillips are the prouC
parents Of a tine nine-pound boy.
DIR. NJ. p. Merrill has been confined t,
his home for the past few days by sick
ness.
Granville Coleman was initiated int
the Columbia Lodge of Elks Thursda,
night.
For Rent-Two new FIVE room cot
tages ON l4th street Apply to n. F.
Vaughan. I6-6t wi
Mr.. II o. Love, night clerk at the
Bethel, has been sick for several GAYS
with the grippe.
For Sale w. P. Morley can sell you
per 100 feet, face measure.
23-6t-wl
Mr.. j. II. Gartner's residence has
recently been nicely reprinted by
White a. Helm.
Mr.. w. III. McFall is seriously i'll at
his home near town. His friends hope
to see him out again soon
Mr.. Sims Watson and family have
moved from Andrews to Columbia. and
are res iding at 81 East Ninth street
R. S. Hopkins, Esq, of the law firm
day for Paducah, KY. on legal bust
ness.
Mr.. N. NJ. Jones has moved his office
form East Eighth street, next to MI.
w. S. tlemings office on North
Garden.
Blount & Co., have moved from near
the depot 10 81 South Main street. Mr..
j. H. Blair is it'll the firm DIT the new
location.
MIR. and Mrs. 6. G. Carmack are
the happy parents of pretty little
girl. Mrs. Carmack is at DR.. Pillow 8
infirmary.
Messrs. M. F. Walker, of Alexander
City, A,a., and Henry Abraham of
Montgomery. Ala, were here Monday
buying mu.es.
Henry Ragsdale has moved his family
here from " aynesboro and is occupy
ing the Ed Wilson cottage on South
Garden street.
Frank G. Cook has special notice to
house keepers in tn issue of he Her
aid. Don't fail to read his ad on 4th
page of this issue
Messrs J. D. Wright and VIM
Blount have exchanged residences Mr..
Wright moving to South High street
and Mr.. Blount to South Main.
Columbia friends have received news
of the serious illness of Mrs. Emma
Ketchum in Michigan Mrs Ketchum
sons millinery emporium
will give 7 cents per pound for all
the turkeys delivered to me at Carriers
Creek Station. Call me over either
phone and I'll name date of delivery. |
jan35t Sam B. Nichols.
Grippe and bad colds are quite pre-
valent now, but W. l. Cold Tablets -
sold only by W. p. Woodbridge are
curing and preventin g many colds. |
Try a bottle and see how they work. |
Rains Fragrant Cream cures chaps,
softens and whitens the skin. and if |
not superior to any other kind you |
have ever used we refund your money. /
20-3tw1t Rains, The Druggist.
The corporation hands are working
on East Hill street, digging down the
road leading from the bridge over
Helms branch to Jno. A. Edwa rds
place. and making other improve
mentS.
Frank Vaughan has returned from
Oklahoma, where he went to look after
his quarter section, drawn in the great
land lottery. He found the land allotted
him so arid and undesirable that he re-
linquished all claims to it.
Mr. J. T. Mcknight, a member of
the new law firm of Hopkins d Nc
Knight returned this morning from a
business trip to Lewisburg. These
gentlemen are fitting out comfortable
offices in the Nelson building.
The X. of p goat had heavy load
TO carry Friday night. Messrs Sam and
Robert Harlan, Tom Forgey and James
McGaw were all initiated into the first
rank. but His Goatship carried them
safely through without splitting any
0ne.
State Comptro Her King, has received
rom the Treasury Department state
nent of the amounts of claims allowed
1y the Government for the soldiers who
in the late war with Spain.
The amount due Company b., First
Tennessee, of Columbia, is 1865 60.
The case of Jake Harlan against
Matthews Gordon, in which was in {
volved the question of ownership of
bird dog, was heard before Esqs.
Hayes, Guest and Tucker yesterday.
decision was rendered in favor. of
he plaintiff, and the defendant ap-
,ealsd to the Circuit Court.
Mr.. W. o. Hughes formerly of Vim
ennes, Ind, but more recently of ,
'hady Grove. Hickman county. where !
10 has been for his health, has rented
ne of the Smith houses in West End
nd moved his family here Wednes-
ay. Mr.. Hughes is an attorney and
S soon as he can secure an office will
egin the practice Of his profession in
Columbia.
w. J. Guest advertised a fresh barrel !
f red snappers in Tuesdays daily.
lie tells us that before he could open !
is own paper and reaa the ad, the
rders began to come for snappers ana '
efore he found time to pick up his .
aper again he had sold fifteen of !
hose toothsome fish. Everyone who !
dvertises in the Herald is pleased with !,
ne result. 1t brings sure and quick II