The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1903-11-27
HOW THEY WILL
SPEND THE DAY.
Prominent Citizens Tell What They
Will Do To-day. Everybody,
Nearly, Gong to the fool Ball
Game.

A Herald reporter circled around
town Yesterday and put this question
TO a number az Weli-knoTn citizens:
..How are YOU going 70 spend Thanks
giying?' Here IS what some OF tne"
will do:
W.P. Woodbridge: Will work most OF
the morning and go to the foot Dall
game after dinner.
George E. McKennon: Will spend the
day resting and 60 TO the foot ball game
in the afternoon.
Gov. A. j. Nichols: Will eat turkey
with Ulner Foster and 60 to the foot
ball game
John A. OAK es: Will go to church and
spend the uay resting.
I. f. Gordon: Same thing.
Eugene Anderson; Will spend the day
with his father at Mt Pleasant.
F., w Gamble VIII sit around the
club until dinner and go TO the ball
game in the afternoon.
Ulrer Foster: Same thing.
Col j. G. Woo.en: Will eat turkey, he
says, if he has any to eat, and go to the
foot ball game.
Cant. Joe II. Russell: Has promised
his wife to spend the day at home, and
will try to keep his promise.
DR.. W. X. Sheddan: Will go to Nash
vile and root for Sewanee.
Capt. F. M. Beall: Will eat turkey
and see the foot ball game.
A. s. James: Will bowl some in the
morning and see .he ball game in the
afternoon.
Andrew Dale Will spend the day
hunting with Will Ridley and Com
missioner of Agriculture Ogilvie at the
latter's home in Marshall County.
Prof. w. E. Bostck: Will go to
church and lat turkey.
W C, Salmon Will possibly go to see
the Vanderbilt Sewanee foot ball game.
Col. Arch Hughes: Will go to Iron
CITY and 20 bird hunting with Col. b..
p. Seavy.
John "Trotwood' Moore: Will stay at
home and play with Merrill, and
is thankful that he has him.
Alb. Rains: Will go to church, eat
turkey and see the foot ball game.
Frank Williams: Will go up to
Nashville and boiler for Vanderbilt.
r. C. Ewing: Will 60 to church and
see the ball game.
J.L. Hutton: Will go to church, eat
turkey and holer for Branham 81
Hughes at the ball game.
C. II. Sharp: Will sell goods like
everything If he can get the customers.
B. A. Satterfi Did: Will eat turkey and
see the ball game, having never seen
one.
G. A. Parker: Same thing
Henry O. Fulton: Will go to church
ard eat turkey.
W. B. Capers: Will hold services III
the morning and probably see the ball
game in the afternoon.
Frank Chaffiu: Will eat turkey and
rest
j. M. Dedman: Will eat turkey and
holer for the winner at the ball game.
Attorney General Garner: Will work
hard all day long
Judge Erwin: Would have gone to
| Nash Vile, but Mrs. Erwin came bone
and he has to stay here and be good.
Judge sam HOiulng: WIN sJeuu en0
| day in holdlngcourt, owing to crowded
docket, but will take time to eat turkey
if he gets chance.
j. Rosenthal: Will look over his books,
eat turkey, and then look over bis books
again.
Mayor AIeck Titcomb: Will stay at
| b ONE and eat turkey.
Dr. Robt. Pillow: Will eat turkey
with j P. Street and GO to the foot
| ball game in the afternoon.
F, D. Lander: Will obey his wife in
the forenoon eat whatever his neigh
hors of the Kings Daughters send him
for dinner, and follow the lead OF his
boy in the afternoon.
Sam Stockard: Will sleep late, eat
long anC root for both sides.
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