The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1905-05-12
AROUND TOWN.

y lIdlOf OF the late ~. "A. OIdlS'
Frank Leonhard sold nice horse
the Express company Saturday.
Miss Rachael Barker has purchased
the Newman place on Garden street.
Mrs. j. M. Cabler is having one of be
! houses on South High street painted.
The residence of Carrick Fariss Oh
South Main street has been repainted.
Chancery Court adjourned Saturda,
evening and Chancellor Bearden left TO
) his home.
Several new plants have been set ou
In the inclosed grounds SURROUNDING
the depot.
Miss Jennie StIayholn has qualified
as administrative de bonls non of W.
j. StIayhoIn.
The United Association of Post
Office Clerks Will meet Tuesday, May
3Oth. in Columbia.
Mr.. and Mrs. ". L Cooper have
rented home and are now keeping
house on Twelfth street.
Ten new large black cuspidors, made
OF wood, hare been placed on the plat
forms in front OF the depot.
James Moore has moved his family to
the place on Ninth street wl1ch he re-
Gently purchased from John Latta.
Horace Cecil sold fancy road mare
to DIR. johnson, of Chattanooga. Mon
day. The consideration was $3.50 W.
Martin & Dooley have made some
improvements in their shop on North
Main street by enlarging the shop sew
eral feet
Mr.. Meade Frierson has purchased
the Aydelotte place on the Mt Pleasant
pike. Later on he may build country
home on the property.
The first piece of cornlce was placed
on the new courthouse IN She west side
Tuesday morning. The construction
work is continuing unchecked.
Green & Patton have installed a large
new onyx front soda fountain ia their
store near the depot. They dispensed
free drinks Saturday and today.
The meeting of the Lafayette Chap
was set for Monday night. was post
poned to the first Monday night in
June.
Turner Ashby Wharton, infant son
of Dr.. and Mrs. L. A. Wharton, was
baptized at the First Presbyterian
church Sunday morning by Rev. Coch
Tane Preston.
the machinery for Joe Catina's little |
steamer which he is going to operate on
Duck river has arrived, and he is now
placing 1t. The boat will be in running
order in few days.
The great stacks of new lumber that |
are being placed on the yards of tie
Vaughan Manufacturing Co., daily in |
dictate chat much Improvement is in |
store for Columbia this spring and sum- /
mer.
d. S. Gordon has again taken posses
sion of the Columbia Neat Market and
is prepared to again furnish the trade
with the very best in fresh meats. If
you want something good. call this
esta blIshment.
Rev. Baker p Lee and family have
reached Los Angeles, Cal, from Lex
ington KY. Mr. Lee was called to
Christ Church, one of the most impor-
tant on the Pacific coast, and his recep-
ton was notable one.
At its Friday night meeting Phintias
lodge, X. of p conferred the first rank
upon Miles Cook and Beo Latts and the
third rank upon DR.. E. A. rimmons and
John Brown. After the ceremonies
light luuch was served.
The Sunday school room of the First
church is being prepared for
he new carpet, just purchased. The
Dom will be put IN perfect order for the
State Convention of the King 3 Daugh
ers to be held here next week. ,
Mayor Brownlow has instructed the
'elice department to rigidly enforce the
move on" law. This means there will
,e less congregating of idle
oafers upon the streets daily. Those
without employ and who live as
PARASITES must look for work.
A colored housegirl at work for Mrs {
". ID. LipscomE was painfully scalded
Wednesday by oveTtuInlng waiter
IN which were pots of hot tea and
Office Her eyes face, breast and
houlders were badly burned. Me1i.
al aid was at once summoned.
Jesse Frazier, fireman on the T.. &
l. r. r received dangerous wound
o his left eye Tuesday while olmg his
ngine small cap from ubricating
up, which contained bailing oil was
brown upward and struck his eye. He
'as unable to work Tuesday and today.
w. s. Camberson, an insurance
gent, and Otey Davis, a South Main
treet grocer, got into an alteration
{ Davis place Of business Tuesday
fternoon. the affair finally developing
Ito a rock battle. The Two were cited
, appear Wednesday in the City
ourt
A. II. Shields, Jr., a Columbia young
ian who has much musical talent, was
lvited to Nashville Tuesday night to
lay the mandolin with the Vanderbilt
lee Club at the Vendome. Mr. Shields
employed in the Office OF the freight D
epot. He accepted the invitation, II
hich was a compliment to his ability.
Mr.. Alex. Barker's force Of street
ands has built new culvert-crossing
] South Main street in front of the
d Christian Church The old crossing OF
I'D broken in at places and become very W
sngerous to pedestrians. He IS now
ltting up new wire guards on he pave :,
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