The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1904-04-01

Ruckef Adam new system or PhySlt
logical training, is in the city.
Mr.. r. B. Jones came out frol
Nashville Friday evening to visit Mr.
Jones, who is with relatives here.
! Mrs G. E. Eubanks and daughter
Miss Margaret, of Lynnville, are tn
guests of Mrs A. Sidney Page.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. N Figuers returne
home Wednesday from Florida. wLer
they have been spending the winter.
! Mr.. J. j. Fleming retur ed Saturda'
| from a thres weeks visit To his friend
DR.. w Q. CIffey, of Des Moines
Iowa.
Mr. and Mrs NJ j. Nudge and sol
! Alden, of Alton. n Y, are the guest
of Mrs Mudge's sister, Mrs. r. 0.
/! Dyer.
| Mrs. Tom Fleming and Mrs. Burns,
of Lebanon, Ky, are visiting Miss
Mary Baird and Mrs Mamie Wilkes,
at the Institute.
Mrs. j w Hutsell who has been
with her son, Prof +. NJ Hutsell, for
the past eight months, returned to
Chicago Tuesday evening.
Miss Maud Gibson. after visit in
the city as the guest of her cousin
Miss Nettie Chumley, has returned to
her home at Mt. Pleasant.
Prof. q. Rlcker Ad ins and wife, tf
Chicago, are in the city introducing
their new system Of Physiological exer-
else, which is akin to the Swoboda
method
Mr. and Mrs. w. e. Beard left
Thursday evening for visit to Nash
vile. During Mr.. Boards absence,
Mr.. j. D. Blair will have charge of his
store for him.
Mr.. Robt G Payne and little son,
FL aroid, of Denver. COL, reached here
Sunday to visit the family of &. II.
g ,yce, at Bigbyvile, and other relatives
ia the county.
Mr.. A G. Lane, of Houston, Miss,
Is here on a fifteen days visit to his
wife, who is visiting her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. +. G. Crawford, in West
End.
Col Rbot. Chisolm of Birmingham,
Ala, special attorney for the govern
ment, is here to represent the govern
ment in the taking of proof in Maury |
county cases which will go before the
Court of Claims.
Mr.. Sam Pritchett, of Nashville, is
here to visit his father in law, Dr. d.
\. Davidson. The latter's condition
vas reported yesterday as being hope
nj. as his physicians thought he had
leld his own the past twenty four
hours.
Mr.. c. D. Harder, of Mt. Pleasant.
vas here Tuesday He and his wife
eft Tuesday for Texas for the latter's
ealth, and they may locate out there.
lr. Harder is at present grocery
merchant at Mt Pleasant. He has
cen Chief of Police of the phosphate
ity," and was deputy sheriff under
x Sheriff Whit Hight. and made one
the best officers that section ever
ad. He has many friends through
Mt Maury county who will wish him
lccess in case he locates in Texas. He
a son law of Capt. w. S. Jen
ings, of Franklin, formerly of Maury
)unty.
Mr.. M. E, Wheeler, OF Rutland, VT.
he weIl-known phosphate capitalist,
,companied by Mr.. Leonidas Gray, }
-orninent banker of Middletlwn {
D, ings, VT Ia in the city. Mr.. Wheeler
me down to look after his large
losphate and timber interests 10 Maury
'unty, and Mr.. Gray is with him for
e pleasure and recreation OF the trip. h
r. Gay SAYS h, Il Il III - ditfe 'inc 81
the weather of Vermont and Sunny ~
'rnessee. During the past winter, w
hich was the coolest ever known -,
through the Northeast. the thor M
nmeter several times went to forty a.
d fifty degrees below zero and one
ne it went down to sixty below. IL
Is such protracted cold spell that lie
zen the mercury did occasionally get
as high as zero it felt like 1.-The Good
d Summer Time.
IL
Chilled Flows are win or
re. In
Barbed and Smoothe wire. Lower a..
ices than anyone. Al
Tiger Cultivators, Disc and Smoothe =
arrows. n
Nresh Car Virginia Land Plaster Just Y
,eived. "
3uggies, Surries. Harness: Fish Bros
rm Wagons. j. p. STREET d co.