The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1902-05-23
AROUND TOWN.

Miss Elizbeth Petty is numbered
among the sick.
Advertising bears about the sam,
relation to business that steam does t.
an engine.
Mr.. W. Y. G. Grant is having a new
house erected near his residence on the
Mooresville pike.
MIR. T. N. Jones bought a handsome
mare from Lynnvillle parties recently
paying $500 for her.
Examine our stock of Buggies; our
stock is all right and prices all right.
1t j. P. Street & Co.
Phintias Lodge K of P. revealed
the second rank to Messrs. Jas. Forgey
and Jesse Ellington last week.
Judge E. E. Erwin is having new
front porch built to his house on West
Sixth street, and otherwise improving
the property.
Matt Dockery has purchased farm
at Benjamin, Texas. and will leave the
first of July to make his home in the
Lone Star State.
Peeler Harlan IS now travelling repIe
sentative for Lazarus Bros, and John
Jones is clerklng in his place at Har-
Ian & Ritter's.
The Ladies Aid Society of the Frier-
SO Memorial Church will give an ice
cream and strawberry festival"at the
residence of Mrs. Ruth Martin tonight.
The friends of Dake Biddle of this
place. will be pleased to learn that he
has secured a position in the Depart
ment OF Pharmacy at the Auditorium
of Chicago.
Supt. T. E. Brooks, Trainmaster
Howard, Roadmaster Lamb and Supt.
John Bose were here this week.
looking over the site Of the proposed
new passenger depot.
State Supt. Fitzpatrick has assigned
Prof. James E. Scobey of Hay Long
College. Mt. Pleasant, a place in the
faculty Of the incoming State Peabody
Institute. which is to be held here be-
ginning Monday, June IS. and contin
uing one month.
Prof. Hutsell reports an increasing
interest in the rehearsals of Pinafore,
and everything points toward a success
full rendition of the opera. There will
be another rehearsal tonight, and one
every night next week.
Ed Voss had the people guessing yes
terday over his ad in the Daily Herald.
The ad was all right, and good one.
but by mistake Mr. Voss' name was
omitted and several scores of people
made inquiries as to the advertisers s
name.
Annie Cox, negro woman formerly
in the employ of Mr.. j. H. Ketchum
Of this city, was arrested several days
ago at Goodwin by Constable Lochridge,
on the charge Of stealing a piece of
jewelry from Mrs. Ketchum The |
negress was placed in Jail, and will be |
tried today.
About one hundred hands are still
1t work on the Park place, laying spur
racks from the l.. q N. road ana
getting out rock. AS soon as sufficient /
water can be obtained on the place,
he rock crusher will be put up. A
we'll has already been sunk 1870 feet,
,ut water has not yet been struck
Constable Goad has levied on the
took OF goods and fixtures of the tailor
hop conducted by A. j. Wilson. The
writ was sworn out by Earnest Yoest,
gho claims that he advanced eight dol
srs to get some cloth from the express
flee which was to be made into a suit
Or plaintiff, but tho suit has not been
orthcoming.
Buyers OF clothing and mems wear
hould read the ad Of A, j. Cow
Iichols in this issue. Mr.. Nichols an.
ounces In unmistakable terms his in
,ntion Of retiring from business, and
ffers any article in his large and valu.
BILE stock at cost. You are invited co
lspect his goods with no obligation to
ny II you are not pleased.
Six negro boys were arraigned before
udge Erwin Wednesday on the
large of raiding Mr.. T. W. Sowell's