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Los Angeles herald., 1905-09-03
Social Notes

Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Farwell Edison
will return today from the north and
Mr.. Edison will open his studio to-
morrow.
Miss Agnes Green of the file and rec
ord department of the chamber of COM
merce will leave today for visit to
San Ysidro and Santa Barbara.
Mr.. and Mrs. Myer Siegel have re-
turned from New York and other
eastern centers.
Mrs. Caroline B. clyde of Grand
Rapids, Mich, is the guest of her aunt,
Mrs. Harriet j. Philips, S57 West Thir-
ty-ninth street. for the fall and winter.
An outing party, composed Of DR.,
w. e. Neel, G. D. Dake, G. s. De Lano
and his son Leo and c. s. Harrington
arrived home yesterday after a four
weeks trip in the Kern river country.
Miss Flora Love of Indianapolis, Ind,
left for her home yesterday morning,
after very pleasant visit with her cou-
sins, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. H. Humphreys of
912 Hemlock street.
Charles McComas and family are oc-
Los Angeles herald., 1905-09-03
!. Willoughby Rodman is home

Mrs. WlllOuSnDy houindH 10 Aoi|
again.
This announcement to those An
gelenos who know Mrs. Rodman stands
for much. and as her fame has spread
abroad there is little need to remind
anyone of the numerous movements
which will soon be set on foot for the
betterment of the city.
Mrs. Rodman's associates in the out
of-door art work of the Civic Fedora
ton say that her northern trip has not
taken away any of her enthusiasm.
keep a prodding them" says Mrs
RodKnan in her most charming southern
manner, and this little motto has sue
ceeded in gaining many improvements
in civic affairs.
The fame Of the Los Angeles women
. and their work for civic Improvement
has gone all through the east, and only
the other day one Of the members re-
ceiyed a letter from friend in Iowa
saying that one of the officers Of the
Iowa State Federation of Women's
clubs, In a public lecture. had cited the
Los Angeles Civic Federation as body
Of which any state may well be proud.
The time for the awarding of prizes
in the garden contest is drawing near,
and Mrs. H. C. Terrill, the enthusiastic
chairman of the committee is having d
busy time.
Thursday afternoon Mrs. Terrill en-
tertained officers Of the federation.
members of the garden contest commit
tee and chairman of the various COM
mittees at pleasant afternoon affair
in honor of Mrs. Rodman.
At this time 1t was decided to hold
the first meeting of the Civic Fedora
ton Tuesday, September 26, and to
award prizes in the garden contest Fri
day, September Is.
Later in the afternoon the guests
went in automobiles to the home of
Mrs. George Drake Ruddy on Wiltshire
boulevard, where they listened to lee
ture on "Civic Improvement" by Prof
Charles Zeublin of Chicago.
The Civic Federation is now planning
to secure Mr.. Zeublin for a course of
lectures to be given in Los Angeles.
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Give Monthly Social

The regular monthly social of Trim
ity M. e. church south Epworth
League was held at the church Friday
evening. The affair was to have been
given the previous Friday evening, but
on account of the dinner given by the
pastor, Rev. E. P. Ryland, to the men
of his church was postponed for one
week. A short program was followed
by merry evening of social chat and
informal games.
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Robertson-Hunter weddlna

A quiet wedding was celebrated on
Wednesday evening in the parlors of
the parochial residence of the Sacred
Heart church, when Miss Yaneta Marie
Hunter was united in marriage to Mil
ton E. Robertson, Rev. M. McAuliffe,
the pastor, officiating. Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Walsh stood with the couple
during the ceremony, which was wit
messed by a few intimate friends. Mr.
and Mrs. Robertson will reside on
Downey avenue, near Avenue Twenty.
one
Los Angeles herald., 1905-09-03
Married in San FrancIseo

Announcement has just been re-
ceived in Los Angeles Of the marriage
in San Francisco of Miss Vespa La
Croix, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. J. F.
La Croix of 1928 Valencia street, Los
Angeles, and Charles e. Penez, the
ceremony taking place at the residence
of Mrs. w. NJ. Jarchow on Post street.
After November 20 Mr.. and Mrs.
Penez will be at home at 443 Fourth
avenue, San Francisco.
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Birthday Dinner

Mrs. o. T. Thomas entertained guests
at dinner as a birthday surprise party
on her husbands f1fty-ninth anniver-
sary on Monday evening. Rev. and
Mrs. ]. M. Schaehe. Mr.. and Mrs
Marion, Mr.. and Mrs. Beaseley
Mines. Eva L. Allen and Ora
Lyons and Miss Florence Herrick were
present and assisted in making the oc-
casion very pleasant one at the family
home, 1856 West Pico street.
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Choose Wedding Date

Miss Louis Bosbyshell, daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. E. P. Bosbyshell, and
Martin Gibbs have chosen Tuesday
evening, September 12. as the time for
their wedding. The ceremony will take
place at the First Congregational
church, and the pastor, Rev. William
Horace Day. will officiate.
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Farewell Reception

ST. Hilda's Girls of st. Athanasius
church gave a farewell reception to
Mrs. Inez Fisher last Tuesday even
ing at the home of Miss Gladys Wilkin-
son, 47O Centennial street. Mrs. Fishers
recent marriage will be remembered as
one of the social events of the season.
She goes to join her husband, who has
been stationed at the Brooklyn navy
yard.
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order of the dinner hour. After an
adjournment to the parlors, the guests
Harrison and Imlach and vocal solos
by Miss Shrader.
Those for whom covers were laid
were DR.. and Mrs. w. j. Kennard, Mr.
and Mrs. G. Weston Clark, Mr. and
Mrs. I. N. Inskeep, DIR. and Mrs. e. r.
Shrader, Mesdames A. M. Hicks, L. M
Boothe, Misses Harrison, Matte Dun
can, Lena Geisler, E. Hookstratten,
Alice Whitney, Prof. H. G. Ball and
Prof. J. Behnke.
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jolly Surprise Dinner

Mrs. Mary Lawrence and daughter,
Miss Ida, arranged delightful surprise
dinner party on Thursday evening at
their home at 1911 Dewey avenue. 5Ehe
occasion was the birthday annivei sary
of George G. Lawrence. Miss Mar
garet Berkley gave several interesting
readings.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-09-03
Club to Open Season

The Woman's Lyric club will open
its season Tuesday, September 12 when
the members will begin rehearsing for
their first concert. J. B. Poulan will
direct the club and meetings will be
held in the new Symphony hall in the
Blanchard building.
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Goes East to Study Music

Miss Leonora Montgomery, the ac-
complished daughter of DR.. H. B. B.
Montgomery, leaves today for New
York city, where she will continue her
study of music. She will visit the
Portland fair and the city of Chicago
en- route.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-09-03
Afternoon Birthday Party

Mr.. and Mrs. J. Newton Krowl of 1411
Vermont avenue gave delightful birth
day party Friday afternoon in honor
of their daughter, Miss Grace Krowl.
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For Fair Visitor

Miss Evelyn Kline of Bloomington.
ILL.,, was the guest of honor at an in
formal affair Friday afternoon, given
nv Miss Genevieve Faulkner of West
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Enuauement Announced

The engagement of Miss Alice Sar-
gent, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. G. Sar-
sent, and A. G. Clark is announced.
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Thirtieth street. About thirty young
women enjoyed an afternoon of infor-
NAL chat in the beautifully decorated
home.
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Mrs. ]. Whyte Evans, better known
in the musical world as Mrs. Minnie
Hance Owens, will leave soon for an
extended trip through Europe. She Is
one of party of eight who will tour
the various countries of the Old World.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-09-03

At present Mrs. Evans is enjoying a
week at Catalina with a merry party of
friends. On Friday she was hostess at
one of the most brilliant card parties
of the season. given in honor of Mrs.
j. o. Twitchell of Chicago in the ban
quet room of the ship hotel at Venice.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-09-03

Liberal Credit

splendid Carpet daily expecting unusually
heavy Fall shipments stock will be closed
week. profit need the display
bedroom Office paror entire house to
pe now make selection here
CHOICE quality and the so
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Bate. of Corsicsna, Tex. are visiting
Mrs. DeIryberry parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. j. Y. Henderson, in the Lasea
neighborhood.
Lay Anderson. two loads of cattle,
Houston Thomss. one load OF cattle,
and Sam Morton, one load of cattle
and sheep constitute the Saturdays
shipments TO Louisville
Master Ulner Woody and sister,
Louise. nave returned to Rigbyville
after two weeks visit to friends at
Theta. They were accompanied home
by Fred and IRA Lee Oakley.
The young people of BigbyvIlle
gave hay ride tuesday night, COM
plimentaIy to the visiting young
ladies. Columbia was taken IN IN
their rounds and home WI 8 reached at
late hour.
BY an amended petition in the
County Court Monday, MIR. A. u.
Hughes was allowed to adopt Raymond
Burnett. aged four, and Annie Shelf,
aged SIX, and their names are changed
to Raymond and Annie Hughes.
A bulletin of the Geological Survey
put Tennessee as the third State IN the
production of phosphate rock. The
production last year was 530,57l tons,
valued at $2,037, SO4-larger than
the output of any previous year.
) a. E. Green left Tuesday for
Ridley with crew of fifteen men to
mine phosphate lock from the lease OF
Root. CRANBERRY. Mr.. CRANBERRY leased
this property about two months ago
and the amount of tirst-class rock IS
large.
ltchiness of the skin, horrible plague
Most every body afflicted in one way
or another. Only one safe, never
failing cure, Doan's Ointment. AT
any drug store, 80 cents.
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made the trip of several blocks with
coat hat and shoes as the only Gutter
garments. The glsring electric lights
told on him, but he did not discover his
awful mistake until bis arrival home.
'Helry Mercy has gone to Mt. Pleas
ant to keep store for his father, who is
IN Nashville on business
Ge0rgetta Easily and Rebecca Frier-
son, negro women, were tried in sePar-
ate cases in Justice of the Peace Hayes
court Tuesday on the charge of assault
and battery Each was fined one dol
lar and the costs after submitting.
South Garden street is receiving a
fresh covering of crushed rock. This
work will be extended from one princi-
pal street to another.
The rock crusher is doing excellent
work. The capacity is about 1000
bushels of crushed stone day.
M. E. Bardon. contractor for the
stone work on the new court house.
has gone to Nashville, where he has a
contract for erecting new home for
the Methodist Publishing House. The
building, which will cost $3.50 600,
VIII be located at the corner of Broad
and McLemore streets. near the Union
Station. Mr.. Bardon has completed
all of his work here except the gIanIte'
steps at the fonr entrances of the court
house lie will return In about two
weeks and finish this portion of the
structure. Tue original contract called
for steps made of ordinary soft stone,
but the building commIttee after
much dellber alton, decided that this
character of material would not be
desirable benea b the hundreds of feet
that will tired upon the steps each day
and, at meeting on the third of the
present month, isusad an order substi-
tuting granite for the stone.
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RELIGIOUS NEWS.

The Columbia Presbyterian Sunday
school Convention Will meet at Lasting
Hope CHURCH, Maury Co, Tenn, July
70, at 8 p. M. and Will continue
July 80, 9p N.
DR.. NeaudeI NJ. Woods, the e~
elected Chancellor OF tine Southwestern
Presbyterian University at Clarksyilie
occupied the pulpit OF the First Pres,
byterian church Sunday morning ana
evening, preaching two excellent
sermons to large and deeply interested
audiences.
Fourth round OF quarterly meetings
Columbia District, Tennessee Confer
ence: Bunker Hill, Bunker HILL
Aug. 6; Deirose and Shileh, Delrose'
Aus. 81; Pisgah, Blooming Grove
Aug. III; Prospect, and Pleasant Hin,
Pleasant Hill, Aug, 1913; Elkton ana
Bee Spring, Elkton. Aug 1914; Bethel,
Bethel, Aug. 1920; kichland. Aspen
HILL. Aug. 20-21; Trinity, Hebron
Aug. 20, ~; Ollyet and Pleasant Val
ley. Olivet. Sept. 2-3; Diana. Diaha'
Sept. $40; MooresvIlle, Forest Grove
Sept. l0~i1; Lynnville. Taylors Sept
16. II; Bigbyville, Southport Sept
II, is; Culieoka and BuIks, BurKs.
Sept. 1924; Chestnut Grove. Chestnut
Grove, Sept 81; Mt. Pleasant, Oct'
1-2; South Columbia, So; Columbia
80; Pulaski. 1917.
j. A. McFERRIN, p. =.
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Henderson, of Nashville, and Mrs SUSIE
White, Mrs. John v niIe and Mrs. Ed.
Fitzgerald, OF Spring Hill.
Miss Annie Barrow left Wednes-
day for Sewsnee, Tenn, where she
win be the guest Of Mrs. s. q. Green.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. B Faulkner and son,
Brantley, have returned to Nashville, af-
ter visit OF several days 10 Columbia.
Mrs. SaIlie Huett, of CornersvIlle.
Tenn, has returned to her home. after
u visit TO the family of j. Y. Buchanan.
E X. Gsraer and Flo Fleming. who
have been visiting here several days,
returned to Clarksdale, Nj iss, Satur-
day.
Miss Rohina McLemore has return.
ed to her home at Dallas, Texas.
after a visit TO relatives at Spring
Hill
Mrs Jno s Irwin, WIN has been
visiting Rev. ]. W. Cherry anu family.
has returns I'd to her hone near Savan-
nah.
Mrs. " illiam Foster, Jr., who has
been visiting her brother, Marvin
CrosthwaIJ, has returned to Porter s
Chapel.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. W. Frierson and
family and Miss Ethel Hendley
left Wednesday for Beaver Dam
Springs.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. s Rushton, and Amos
Warfield and sister, Miss Dee, have
gone to Bailey Springs, Ala, for ten
days stay.
Mr. and Mrs. ]. Fl. Carpener and
children will leave Tuesday for Mont
eagle and will go from there to At
lantic City.
Mr. Joe Hannaway and daughter,
Miss Robbie Boyd, and zoe Haines, of
Petersburg, are guests of Mr. and Mrs.
W. P. Bovd.
Miss Bessie Daniels, OF GAINESVILLE,
came down from franklin this morn
ing TO join thH party going from here
to Beaver Dam.
Dr. and Mrs. A. u. DInwld lie Will
leave Monday for st. Louis, Kansas
City and st. Joseph. They will be
absent four weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. q. Ewing and child
ren, Cecil and Howard, and Mrs. Ma
linda Cecil left Wednesday for Beaver
Dam for the summer.
Mr.. J. D. Hanaway and daughter.
Miss Robbie Boyd Hanaway, have left
fOf Birmingham. after visit to the
family of ". P. Boyd.
Rev. and Mrs. w.. b. Capers have
gone to Cedar Mountain, N. q, the
summer nome of Bishop Cipers. They
will he absent three weeks.
Mr.. J. E. Miller ana family. of Cape
Mo-, who have been VISIT |
ng Mr.. and Mrs. j. W. Tanner for |
week, have returned home.
Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Adkisson
Tuesday morning from
Buffalo, where they went to attend the |
clks Convention. They also visited
Niagara Falls. W. e. WhitthoTne, ESQ,
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OVER THE COUNTY.

Photos cents each at Y0UNG'S.
Austin Haywood, now Ut r9xas, il
visiting ola friends at tlenaAis
Misses Edna and Carrie Neeley, OF
LawIenceburg, are visiting Bigbyyille
friends,
James EIenty Moore. of Glendale,
has gone to alem mis, wnere be Will
make his home.
@ G, Cowsert as Leased DR.. David
son 8 farm at Ash wood and will move
tners IN the fall.
Misses Helen and Ethel Gray, OF
Nashville, are VISITING Mrs J. o..
Walker. at Ashwooi.
Miss Beuiah Mccain, who has been
spending the past year IN Texas, mas
returned TO her nome at Mclains
MI. and Mrs. j J Stephenson, of
ASH @ood. left Wednesday 10 VISIT
tnelr daughter, Airs Henry Martin,
at Midway, Ky.
AIRS. Hardin Thomas aud llbfle
daughter and Mrs George J1nes, OF
Glendale, are visiting relatives at
Donaldson. Tenn.
Misses Helen auu Ethel Gray, of
Nashville, and Miss Lois Walker, OF
CoDle, hickman county, are visiting Mr..
and Mrs. j. o. Walker, at Ashwood.
Jno. T. Fleming and Miss Carrie
Hancock, of LawrenceDnrg, are visit.
ing Mr.. Fleming's parents, Mr.. and
Mis-. j. w. Fleming, on the Nashville
pike.
The property of the Fcderal Chemi-
Gal 90. listed in Maurv county has.
bsen transferred to the Kentucky Go.
incorporated unoer the laws OF Ken
lucky.
Misses Annie Mcmillan AMI Agnes
Walker, OF Ashwood, are spending ten
days at HenTyville. Mr.. and Mrs
David Fleming will JOIN then IN
few days.
Mrs. James DEER. berry and son.
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who also went as a delegate repre-
senting the Columbia Elks, arrived
home Monday morning.
Mrs. X. W. Watkins. Mrs. N. K
Wilkes and Miss Mollle Baird have re-
turned from Bon Aqua They were
highly pleased with Bon Abua.
Miss Susie MeadOrs will return this
week to her home at McEwan, after q
several months stay with neT sister,
Mrs. Dun bar. at the Ahen8um.
Mrs. Henrietta Wilson ana two little
grand-dsugn enters, Gladys and Margue-
rite Wilson, left Thursday for a
visit to relatives 10 Giles county.
Miss Katie Harlan and Mrs. Rebecca
Harlan and child en-, of Nashville
reached here Saturday and will spend
the summer at the old Harlan home.
Mrs. James o. Tegarden and children
have returned 10 Nashville after visit
with Columbia relatives. They were &C.
companied by Miss Jessie Tegarden.
T. J. Tucker and family left
this week for a visit to relatives in West
Tennessee. Will A. Cochran will be
with 7. j. Tucker during Mr. fuckers
abs 4nce.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Goodwin, and Mrs.
II. G. Hugnes left Monday m
ing for Peoria, Ill.,, to visit Mr.. and Mrs.
Il. B. Doughsrty and will go from there
60 Chicago.
Mrs. = L. Satteraeld, of Glass,
Tenn. Miss Ora Sowell, of Santa Fe
ana Mr. s. ID. Church, of SAD Fran
cisco, SIZE guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. X.
G. Church.
Miss Annie Matthews, who has been
engaged in the dressn,aking department.
at McKennon, Anderson & Foster, has
returned to her home in Southport for
the summer.
N. A. Jones, who has been attend
ing the Potter Bible School at Bow
ling Green. KY, having graduated
there, is visiting ais home in the coun
try near Columbia.
D.. T. w Galloway, OF Mi;Iiken Uni
versity, Illinois, who was visiting his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs w T Galloway,
has gone with his family to the lakes in
Michigan for the simmer.
DR.. J. II, Wilkes, has returned from
New York City, where be went to have
his eyes examined. The specialist gave
him great encouragement. He was &C
companied home by his daughter, Mrs.
Moak.
Mrs. Horace Frierson and Mss Mar
garet Fiierson, OF Nashville went to
New Orleans Sunday night to visit the
formers sister. MIS-. s, d. McEnery.
and later Will go to Monroe. La, to
VISIT Mrs tri0rsOn' mother Mrs O.
W. Phillips. on her plantation. There
they will join Miss Lena Frierson.
Mrs B. w. Andrews and children,
and DIR. 81. s. Andrews left Monday
afternoon for Chicago, Dr. B. W..
Andrews going to Mt. Gilead, Ohio,
with a view of locating and removing
his family there. He and his brother
will enter the jewelry business, with
which they are familiar. having fol-
lowed 1t for several years.
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AROUND TOWN.

Burglars broKe into the front window
Of j I. BATS store on East Ninth
street and secured 8 few articles.
/ Hagger Bros. contractors on the new
court house, have just closed con tract
for building large acid plant IN bsltl-
more, which they will begin at once.
Mr. Thomas billiard had $500 sad.
die horse to die Thursday he bought
/ the animal only week ago.
Jno. HI. Hsgey has leased the Capital
! Meat Market from Taylor Voss. Mr.
Hsgey is preparing to make some ex.
I tensive repairs anu improvements and
will establish an up-to-date market.
The Baptist Ladies cleared S16O from
Thursday nights recital. They are to
be congratulated upon the success OF the
affair, socially as we'll as financially.
Miss HALLE Fry was the recipient of a
gift Friday Of which any one would be
proud-a magnificent baby grand
piano Col. Jno. W Fry was the donor.
Work on tho Marietta Marble Go. e
building on South Garden street has
been resumed. The several days mac
tivity on the building was occasioned by
the lack of materials
Houston Thomas has received a load
of sheep from Cullmsn, Ala, and Joe
Hagey load of hCgs from Spring
Hill.
Joe Hagey has sold to Smith. Nor
low q 90. of Lyunville, l25 cattle with
an average weight OF l, 375 pounds.
The city has awarded the contract to
j. X. Marshall for digging the ditch
along School street for the new SInch
nam.
Ropes holding the small derrick that
was being used for removing the steam
derrick from the top of the courthouse
Saturday. broke, causing both derricks
to fall with slight damage. Repairs
we're soon made and the derrick was
taken down Monday. No one was hurt
in the accident.
The sale of horses at the stockyard
Monday attracted large crowd of buy
ers. Good prices were realized.
The five carpenters who came out
from Nashville to work on the new
courthouse, gave up their jobs Satur-
day because of the intense heat.
Recorder Erwin Ia busy making lou
the city tax books.
Mrs. jamie Trantham and family
have moved from South High street to
Galloway.
James Williamson IL now with
George s. Alcorn.
Mr.. ModIel Branch and family have
moved from the lower end of South
High street to "a on the same street.
A large crew Of workmen is excavat
ing the fourlnch water pipe from South
High street west on Eleventh to School
street and north on this thoroughfare
to West Seventh street. 1t will be re-
placed with eight-inch pipe, the purpose
being to increase the water supply in
that section of the city and South Co
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lumbia, which has built up consider
ably since the laying Of the ord pipe.
The residence of William Blount or
South Main street is receiving a fresh
coat Of paint.
i b. A. Satter6eld tells a remarkable
corn story. He says that few days
since Mrs. Satterfield sent boy to rhe
garden to gather some corn for dinner.
On reaching the patch the boy found
that he was too short of stature to reach
the ears and had to return to the house
and get step ladder.
Messrs. Ddke Biddle, Jake Harlan,
True Shelton, Hewlett Story and John
Black are fishing this week on Big
creek in Giles county.
The following parties were chap
eToned to Beaver Dam Thursday by
Mr.. and Mrs William Evans for a
two weeks outing: Misses Annie
Evans. Jean DoDbins Edna Frlerson,
Rebecca Carpenter, of Columbia and
Bessie Daniels, of ClaIkvsille, and
Messrs Clark Jones. Ennis Dobbins,
Sims Ashley, Joe Lee ana Elem
Sheeogg,
The reoiovin suit of Alexander
jacobs, IF Nashville. against A. l..
Blocker was decided in Mr. Blocker s
favor. An appeal was taken.
Miss Georgia TAYLOR is now head
nurse at DR.. Douglas lnhrnary. Nash
Vile.
The amended charter of the McClan-
anan Harness & Collar CO., increasing
the capital stock from $40, 600 to $50 :
OOO has been filed with Register Laps
CONN.
Mis- Mary 5. Brown. Ira S. Brown
and Miss C4llie Craig nave transferred
10 Robert j.. Craig two.thiIds IN
DIVIDED interest in 1875 acres OF land in
the Sixth district for So, 900.
Master Fred Sheppard has accepted
position with Marvin Crosthwait In
his drug store.
Clear out the loafers -negroes and
whites If they will not work, drive
them out OF town or put them TO work
on the streets
Algie Cherry has resumed his old
position of salesman In l.. Mercy s
store.
The steel framing for the upper
structure of the tower on the new
court house has arrived at the depot
and will be hauled to the building and
Work begun ON putting it up ut once.
After being finished the. new court
mouse will stand 1877 feet from the
ground TO the toy uf the finisl
Jno. Thomas and family win move
shortly from 90 South High street to
the residences recently vacated Dy DR..
B. W. Andrews and owned by Mrs.
freeman.
One Of Colverr Bros.o delivery horses
died suddenly Wednesday.
A refined old gentleman living on one
of the principal streets of Columbia was
aroused from sleep by bis wife Wednes-
day night and sent on an srrand. In
his eagerness to do his wife's bidding
he failed to put his trousers on and