The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1905-10-06
AROUND TOWN.

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Chas. Parker, Jr., is nov with Har
Ian Il Evans.
Miss Louise Addison is with the
Msury Millinery Co.
DR.. w. K. Sheldon and family have
moved to the King place, in West End.
Dobbins & Ewing will treat all callers
to hot biscuit ana coffee. beginning Dc
tober 9ta, and continuing one week
Neil Hughes and family have moved
TO the A. \. Akin residence, on Garden
Street.
Mr.. and Mrs Nora B. FaTiss have
moved to their new residence on West
Sixth street.
Irotwood's horse Eector, driven by
VIM. Harrison won the 2:25 troS at
! Chattanooga last week.
Next Monday is the Jewish Day OF
Atonement, and all local Nusioess
houses Of the race Will be closed.
W. j Webster. Jr., sold nice team Of
horses to L. M. Hooper. of selma. A la i,
this week. The price was $3.50 90.
Sheirer IRWIN, of fran n. who h 8
been with McnennJn anderson u
Foster, has accepted position with L.
n. FigueIs.
The Dir. S. D. Herndon hou g on
South Garden street is being partly
torn away. The property will be i'm
proved.
Mr.. Frank Williams was delighted
upon bis return from Elkton Friday
evening to find a pretty little giIl at
his home.
Deputy Sheriff Goad went to Nash
vile Saturday TO place Frank
Reaves of the Andrews neighboIhood,
in the asylum.
The ladies of St. Peters Parrish So
ciety served dinner in vacant store
house on the square Monday. They re-
ceived fair patronage.
Miss Clara Alcorn is back again as
book keeper and prescription CLERK al
AIcorn's drug store. Some interior i'm
provements are being made aT this es-
tablishment.
q M Small has purchased the Will
Holman place On North Garden and
Fifth Streets. paying 81 500. He will
use the property as residence, and will
also move his wool mill to it.
Bentley Bullard, baggage master at
the depot has been transferred TO Mem
phis, to similar position. Lee Higgins. |
assistant bill clerk, has been transferred /
to the vacancy, and Will Cochran has i
been made assistant bill clerk.
Mr.. Octie Cherry was checked in rs
local agent of the Southern ExpresI |
Co. Tuesday. his family has arrived |
from Nashville and will occupy the
house ORASixth street recently vacated i
by Neil Hughes and family
Louis Spencer Daniels entertained a
large crowd at the Olympic Monday
His Kentucky feud was
great. Although he had been heard
here before, he held the rqpt attention
of his bearers -Centreville News.
Mr.. J. n CAN'T anu family, of Ma
rietts. Ga -eve reached here, and have
rooms with Mr. and Mrs. A. D. Frierscn,
on S-uth Main Street Mr.. CAN'T is
RI the McNeal Marble c.,
and will 81 an acquisition both to the
business and eocial lfe of Columbia.
Business af the banks Moncay was
nusuaI1y be the Maury National
Bank Ieportink ne lsrgest for any first
Monday in its history. S8D, 600 IN de-
posits came in ana $40 900 was paid
out in checks, leaving net balance
Of $50 900.
Old Dich, She hav horse that has pull
ID the Bethel, Hotel baggage wagon, is
lead, after tweaty Nea's' IA thfnl SER
vice. Dick was ny Eofield, and "as
twenty SIX years oIu. He contracted
pink EYE at the age of three years and
vas totally blind; but blo,d will tell,
md during his twenty yeas service he !
vas never sick, never missed a train,
md never failed to deliver the baggage s
lowever heavy the load. I