The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1904-08-19
AROUND TOWN.

Justice j. w. G.. Church, of Carter
Creek, has rented house on West Sixt
street, and will move his family hel
Il in few days.
% Miss Kate Shields music class wi
q = open at the Athenaum September Isl
v While assisting in unloading som
n freight ON transfer wagon at tn
y dep IT Thursday Mr.. j. u. Wright ha
D his foot painfully cut by heavy piec
g of timber falling on it. He is forces
!, to remain indoors. being unable t.
walk.
, DIR. and Mrs. T. A. Wharton were re
celving congratulations sunday. INT
them son was born Saturday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Boyd Andrews have {
fine boy at their home. young lad,
has also arrived at the home of Mr.
Andrew Wilson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas Smith, who recent
! ly moved here from Clifton, have rented
rooms from D. s. Gordon on Garder
street.
Felix Derryberry attended church al
] Lasea Sunday and had the misfortune
to have fine lap rug and whip stolen
from his buggy.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jno. Johnson have
moved from South Main Street to River
side.
E. H. Cochran has taken Mr.. Ben
Larrabee's run on the N. f. & 8. Road
for few days, during Mr.. Larrabee' 8
absence, who is spending the time en-.
tertaiDing the young lady who arrived
at his home Saturday.
/ Mr.. d. s. Gordon has returned from
| Nashville ano opened meat market on
South Main Street in the house former
ly occupied by Britain & Gresham.
The house has been newly papered and
painted and is one of the neatest aud
cleanest places of the kind In the city.
Read his card 10 another column.
!! Harlan & Evans, who know the
value of printers ink and use the
columns of the Daily Herald con-
stantly. have received very positive
evidence that it pays to advertise in
live daily. They received mail
order from Morford Bros, of McMinn-
vile, for some shoes and the order was
supplemented with the statement,
Saw your ad in Herald .
The Church Workers Of the South |
Columbia Methodist Church will |
serve dinner on the first Monday in |
September In the Brown building on
South Main street.
Mr.. j. T. Bats on East Ninth
street, is giving new floor to his
porch.
Group instantly relieved. DR.. Thomasi
Electric Oil. Perfectly safe. Never
fails. At any drug store.
The Lancaster place on Riverside was
anctioned off on the square Monday
at noon and was bought by Felix Derry
berry. The place brought 1000.
Arch Craig has accepted a position
with I. N. Flguers, and can now be
found behind the counters of that en-
store.
J. M. Harris has had his barber shop
reprinted and decorated and has install
led new gasoline lamps.
A loose horse belonging to Lewis
Walker ran into Mrs Seth WaIfeld s
buggy rs she was driving into town
Tuesday, but fortunately, no damage
vas done.
Born to Mrs. George Shelton at
Fayetteville, Sunday night, pretty !
,irl baby.
Mr.. j. Z. Bats, who has been con-
lucting grocery on Ninth street for
ONE time. has closed his store for a
While. on account of ill health
Mr.. Reece Denton and family have a
moved from Ninth street to South a
iigh street. O
Mr.. Miles Cooks cottage on Eighth al
treet is nearing completion and will O.
id good deal to the looks of the t.
treet. p
Earl Mer1itield has accepted q posi- e =
ION with Geo. s. Alcorn. q
Mr.. Jas. Roberts, the popular livery .
ian is out with q handsome new CO.
abberltired 'carriage. n
Mr.. Tom Dugger, who has been W
ock-keeper for the Maury Dry Goods 81
for several years, has &C
opted a position with Lazarus Bros.
) book -keeper. 1t is not known Just
ct who will take hrs place at the
[aury, though several applicants have U.
pplied. M
Eugene Fleming has accepted posi- or
on as clerk In A. B. Rains drug A
ore. GA
Irwin Sloan, OF Nashville, has accep- an
d a position with the j. A. sloan Co. WI
Mr.. and Mrs. Olymore, who occupied 10
e fowler cottage on Garden street, Of
hich was burned this morning an
i've taken rooms at Mrs. Rebecca Nc, a.
smOre's.
Mrs. w. A. Howard. of Nashville, I
IS bought the Mora B. Fariss resi-
nee on s. Main street and Will take
ssession September first.