The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1904-03-11
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pairing himself to do and be something
| in the world.
/ MIR. Jas Jones. of Sante Fee, il
seriously i'll.
Esq james P. Harris, of Harrison 1
| Mills, was so unfortunate as to stick a
nail through his foot last Saturday
which we trust will not prove serious.
Mr.. Walter b. Frierson, who recently
sold his farm ia the Zion neighborhood,
has taken an interest in marble
quarry In the southern part of the
county. He was in the city Monday and
was exhibiting sample of his marble,
which is very fine and superior quality.
TAKEN UP:-Nine head of sheep.
Owner can got same by calling at my
home, corner South Main and 18th
streets, and paying for this ad
ltd & W j. p. SCOTT.
Mr.. Will Perry, OF the Bigbyvile
neignborhood, sold to Mr.. Claude Es-
tes a few days ago pair of fine black
mare mules for the sum of $3.50. These
mules we're raised by Mr.. Perry and are
but fair sample of The miny fine
mules raised 10 this county
We have just opened up complete
line of Base Ball Goods, Fishing Tackle,
Bicycles, etc. We are headquarters for
sporting Goods.
1t Mitchell Ashley Hardware co.
DR.. Brice, who has been located at
Glendale for the past year, since be
completed his college course, has gone
to Porto Rico, where he has been APP
pointed physician in one of the gov
eminent hospitals. DR.. j. s. Convey, of
CuiieoKa, it is understood. will move to
Glendale.
If you want Churn to churn your
milk in three minutes, or a Washer
that will wash your clothes in half the
time and better Than you can, drop "a
postal to w. f. Thomas, r. r, No. |.
Columbia, Tenn. FIG At
Mr.. G H. Cayce. OF Bigbyville,
ceived a message last Monday, stating
that his daughter, Mrs Robt. Pa~ne, of |
Denver. Colorado, was not expected to !
live. Mr.. Cdyce and daughter, Miss
Lena, eft for Denver Monday after I
noon.
Mr.. R. L. Kimbrough. formerly of
Mt. Pleasant. and for the past several
months prominently identified with the
Y. M. G A., Of Buffalo, N. Y. has beef
secured by the Tennessee State Com
mites as Secretary of the newly organ
lied association at Morristown.
Mr.. j. P. Kttrell, who has been liv-
ing in DALLAS. Texas, for the past year,
returned Wednesday night ana is now
making his home 10 Mt. Pleasant He
has a son, Mr.. 4. w. Kittreil, at Shreve-
port, La. aud another in Dallas, Mr.
y b. kittrell. to each OF whom he sends
the Herald, and also orders it to his
avn address at Mt Pleasant. Mr.. +
w Kittroil. of hreveport, is a promi-
1ent stock dealer of Louisiana, and has
bought and sold 400 head OF mules 10
he last six months, at u clear profit Of
S6,0 900.
MIR. Fred T. Wilson of Smith county.
who was Assistant Sergeant-at arms
II the House In 1901, is candidate
or Assistant Clerk of the next House.
He ls at present a student at the
Hill. where he will graduate III June.
lie has been In school there since he
eft the Capitol three years ago. His
ecord there lie one OF winch any young
nan might be proud He has worked
he way through school and has the
highest respect and confidence of both
aculty and pupils, all of whom are
Interested IN his success He has won
lis share Of school honors, having won
he Citizens Medal In Defamation, as
veil az having debated successfully for ,
3ranbam q Hughes against the Nor
IAN Scnool OF Fayetteville He also
Won second honor in the inter scholas-
ic declsmatvry contest at Vanderbilt |
University last May. He Is at present
ditor of the .'Purple ana White, the I
chool paper which has had Its mort
uccessful year under his management.
Ie mas many strong friends throughout
he State and will maze strong
ght for the position he now seeks. {
iis qualifications are the best and no |
oung niau Is more deserving. /