The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1902-02-07
AROUND TOWN.

James White is quite slck with the
grip.
Mrs. Frank MeGaw has recovered,
after three weeks illness
Another little girl arrived Monday
al the home of MIR. and Mrs. Geo. ).
Alcorn.
Lonnie. the little son of Mr.. and
Mrs j. ID. SOwell. has been qu lite sick
for several days.
McDowell's School reopened Mon Hay
morning. after weeks recess on ac-
, cunt of the bad weather.
The Daughters of the Confedei acy
will meet this Afternoon at 3 O'Clock
with Mrs. j. G. Williamson.
Mr.. W. H. Lipscomb, tax assesso r
of the 9Th district. began assessing
property for 1902 yesterday.
Miss Bessie Goad, of Knob Creek. is
the guest of her cousin, NJ ISIS Mary Lou
Tidwe on South High street.
Pitts Roberts has sold his interest in
the firm of the Roberts Machine d
Implement Company. to 4. p Roberts.
There will be no change in the firm
name.
Phintias Lodge, X. of p, had a
largely attended and interesting meeting
Friday night Mesars Sam aDd Bob
Harlan and T. b. Forgey were made
full-fedged knights.
Mr.. A. X. Rains drug store caught
fire Monday from the furnace in the
basement, but the blaze was fortunately
discovered and extinguished before
it had made any Roadway.
The friends of Mr. J. c. Dexter will
regret to hear that he is not getting
along well at all. A letter from Gin
cinnati states that he has been confined
to his bed for several days.
City Marshall Latta has been al
lowed months vacation, in order
that he may MAKE his canvass for
Sheriff. During the time Officer
Guest will act as City Marshall.
Another cold wave tloated down from
the Arctic regions Sunday night, and
sent the mercury several degrees lower.
Att O'Clock Monday morning, the Their
mometer in front of Woldridge's drug
store registered IL degrees above zero.
Messrs. Walter Pillow and Robert
Pillow of Greenwood, Miss, Mrs. Will
liam Myers OF Memphis and Mrs. Mary
Porter of Nashville, arrived Saturday,
called here by the illness of their
mother Mrs. William H. Pillow
my Love She's but Lassie' is one
of the songs by The Kilties chorus of
excellent voices. Old and young
should hear this song at Opera House,
afternoon and evening of Monday Feb.
10th.
Kelley Massey, of the Democrat force,
received notification Monday of his ap
pointment to position in the railway
mail service. His headquarters will
be at Chattanooga, and he will leave
soon to begin upon his work.
Mr.. S. W. Warfeld has been suffer
ing considerably recently from the
effects of al. injured thumb which he
hurt by sticking a sharp nail into it. |
The thumb became greatly infiamed |
and caused him great deal of pain,
but he has now about recovered
Will Colquitt, who left Wednesday
for Washington. ID G, goes there to
accept position as manager of COM
to be established by the union
printers employed in the Government
printing office The profits of the com
missary will be used by the printers
for benevolent purposes.
Mrs. Will Ellet nee Miss Lucy Pat
tom who has been head trimmer at
the Trade Palace for several seasons,
will hereafter be with Mrs. NJ E..
Mrs. Ellett's ability in
is well known and highly
by the ladies of Maury
county, and Mrs. Williamson is to be
upon securing her SER
vices. Mrs. Elicit will be glad to see
ler friends at her new place of bust
less.