The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1902-04-18
"2ou Arrays zvelcome at store"
MAURY DRY GOODS co.
OVER THE COUNTY.

Notary Public blanks for sale at thi
office. If
Jim Howard of Sunnyside, has bee,
quite sick for several days.
New stock and styles; call and sc,
our handsome display. James Bros.
apr1S-2t
For cheapest and best pictures made
in Columbia, see Young's samples. t
Mrs. Campbell Brown of Spring Hill,
is visiting Mrs. Albert Roberts in
West Nashville.
Mr. j. M Foster came in off the road
last week to spend several days with his
family at Carter's Creek.
| Mrs. NJ. E. Scott of Bigbyville, has
returned from visit to her mother,
Mrs. A. j. Walker. at Dawson Texas
For Sale:-A gooo, rubber tired
phaton, dirt cheap for cash. Call at
James Roberts stable. If
Mr.. and Mrs. W. o. Budd and Miss
Alice Budd of Chicago, have been
visiting Mr. LLOYD Cecil and family
at Cross Bridges.
Mr.. John Frierson and daughter, of
Mt. Pleasant, are visiting her parents.
Maj. and Mrs. John Ruhm, in the Polk
Flats. Nashville American.
Mrs. j M. Foster of Carter's Creek,
Mrs. Ross Alexander and daughter of
Thompson's Station, and Miss Scottie
Hardison will leave Friday for Dallas,
Texas.
Mr.. F. B. Craig of Williamsport, suf-
fered a painful accident Wednesday.
In jumping across ditch, he broke
leader in his leg, and as consequence
will be unable to walk for some days
WANTED-Ten pure Brown Leghorn
hens; last years chickens. Inquire at
this office. If
Mrs. John Fariss of Bigbyville, has
been suffering great deal for several
lays from the effects of sticking |
splinter in her hand. Blood poison was
threatened, but we are glad to report
hat she is now better.
w j. Embry & Co., advertise in this
ssue that they have for sale the Florida
Velvet beans and also the popular Vir-
,inia Sofa beans. Plant them and they
will make you and your land rich. 1926
The following party from Zion, chape-
oned by Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Frierson,
eft yesterday for fishing trip of sew
raj days on Swan Creek: Misses
'usie Lipscomb, Mabel, Sarah and
,ebecca Stephenson; Messrs. Ed Hill
md Cooper Frierson, and DR.. Bledsoe
'rown.
Mr.. A j. Bond, representing big
outhwest Texas land company, is here ,
,r the purpose of interesting home !
,ekers in his territory. Mr.. Bond tells J
s he is not trying to get Maury coun- !
ans who own good homes to give them )
D and go West, but that for renters and :
eople not permanently located, he has ;
attractive TO offer.
Mr.. N. w. Wilburn, formerly of the
igbyville neighborhood, this county, is
ere to spend few days with relatives. a
r. Wilburn has been in the ice bust {
sss in New Orleans for several years, t
1t will hereafter be located at Bruins v
ick, Ga, having bought an ice factory t,
that place. His many friends in this a
unity wish for him much prosperity
his new location.
A dispatch from Littleton, N. c.,
Is the following to say of former v
aury Countian: ''Among the o.
ointment candidates whose names b.
e mentioned for the office of Solicitor t.
r this district we hear that of il
lsker Polk, Esq, If Warrenton. Mr.. al
Tx ia an attorney of well-known
ilities and writer of rare excellence
d beauty. He is a nephew of the
President James X. Polk. The
ties Of the Office, which for eight s
ars have been performed 30 ad- d.
rably by W. e. Daniels, a prince of "
ntlemen and an all-round good fell pl
v. could devolve upon no one more b,
,rthy or more capable than Tasker g
Tx.