The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1902-01-03
AROUND TOWN.

Mr.. and Mrs. X. w. Patterson vii
move to their olu home near Bryan
Station in few days.
Mr.. w. A. Cathey has moved from
Taylorsyille to West End, and viii opsI
. grocery at the old Kebar stand
We must clean out our stock O
winter millinery, and in order to do s.
are Offering all our goods at loss {,
u.s. Our loss is your gain.
81 ct Mrs. M. u. Williamson.
Mrs. Elizabeth Rains is critically i'll
at her residence on West Seventh street
Mr.. Jake Harlan and family have
moved to the Seaver place ON South
High street.
Mr.. Tom Shaw has moved his family
to the Ogilvie farm near this city,
which he purchased some time ago.
The Daughters of the Confederacy
will meet this sfternoone at 3 O'Clock
with Mrs. j. @. Williamson.
Miss Sue Lille Sands is very. sick al
her home on the Sowell Mill pike.
Miss Fannie Cowley has been very
sick for week past.
Miss frankie Lipscomb is on the sick
list.
The Home Workers Society of the
FirsS M. E Church will meet next
Tuesday afternoon at 2:3O o'clock with
Miss Amanda Harlan. Subject, "a
joyful Heart" Leader, Mrs. John
Trotwood Moore.
Abbot. & Britain are having an add
ton built to their marble works.
Major White has accepted a position
with the Columbia Furniture Co.
Grant COPYRIGHT is again sick, suf-
fermg with the mumps and severe cold.
Tuesday, December 81, was the 39th
anniversary of the battle of Murfrees-
boro.
Mr.. and Mrs John w. Black of West
End, are tho proud parents of girl
baby.
Mr.. Tom Griggs moved,this week from
the old Bennett place to South High
Street.
Elsie, the little daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Jesse Powell, has the whooping
cough.
Mr.. d. Wright will move to the Philips
place Oh South High street, where Mr..
Blount now lives.
Monte Fariss has been designated as
member of the Civil Service Board
for the Columbia postoffice.
Messrs. Frazier and Tom Cook have
bought the livery stable of Matthews &
Dockery on South High street.
Fayette Tomlinson, who has been
with Watkins, Harlan & Evans, has re-
turned to his home at Culleoka.
Owen, little son OF Mr.. and Mrs. Kin
Cherry, has been quite sick for several
days, threatened with pneumonia.
At the meeting of Phinteas Lodge,
X of P, tonight, the officers elected
for the ensuing six months will be in
stalled.
Mr.. w. j. Scribner is moving back to
his home near Ridley. He has had his
family here for year for the benefit of
the schools.
will give cents per pound for all
the turkeys delivered to me at Carriers
Greek Station. Call me over either |
phone and I'll name date Of delivery. |
jan3-5t Sam B. Nichols.
The L. U. P. M. meets Friday after
1oon at 2;30 o'clock with Mrs. w. s.
Young, East Ninth street. Subject,
[17th Psalm.
Mr.. w. j. Moore has bought the
Jraik place on West Ninth street, and
will move there this week. Mr.. Alex
Moore vacates on West 9Th street.
J. Mat McFerrin, who was recently
transferred from this city and appointed
o an important position with the Cum
,erland Telephone Company at Chatta-
leoga, is well pleased with his work and
$ already making many friends there.
Nashville American.
Messrs. Harlan & Ritter have bought
he stock Of groceries, feed STUFF, etc.,
rom Frierson & Embry, who have dis
ontinued their business.
Mr.. J. B. Rees the timer, has !
loved from Garden street to A. J. |
quare, corner North Main street. Mr.. J
lees will enlarge his business soon j
y adding stoves, ETC., in addition to I
is repair and tin work. j
Dr. Joseph Price, the eminent Phila.
elphia surgeon was here Saturday and q
,ent to Shady Grove, Hickman county,
by Drs. w. K. Sheddan, !
1allace Wilkes and Eugene Ragsdale,
,r the purpose of performing an opera ,
on upon Mrs Richard Smith.
Mr.. John Sloan has moved his family
ere, and is now occupying the Barnett
ouse back of st. Peters church.
II. James Sloan and family also arri red
ID are occupying the Huntington ),
sidence on West Seventh street. Mr.. =
oan g younger brother, who has been \
s stenographer for several years, came \
it'll him. 3
Mrs. N. Holman has charge of an II
that will be given this {,
eek at st. Petersburg, Fla, for the h
nefit of the new church there. She r
ished the Foridians to partake OF q
me fine Tennessee cake, so Mesdames z
lex Titcomb, Nettie Ruttle, A. N. &c
kin and several others baked num- 81
r of elegant cakes and shipped them n,
Mrs. Holman Saturday morning. m
The following were the successful con m
,tants in Abbott & Buchannan's pi
essing contest, all of them guessing il.
} correct weight Of the big stick OF IN
ndy -29A pounds; viz: Mrs. w. P
orley, Mrs. James Harris, Miss Ora to
leo, Miss Gladys Green. Miss Tennie w
.Kpnnon. Miss lice Sullivan Miss Al