The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1905-07-28
AROUND TOWN.


/ VIII Barker his established a braao-
pToduca house in Nashville for ~
sole purpose OF exporting eggs, pouifr.
and potatoes. The house IS IN chars,
OF Louis Barker
L. H. Patterson will arrive Monda5
from MuIfreesboIo to accept a poslIor
In the insurance Office Of H. .. Cram
ton.
All members of the Hope Rebekal
Lodge No. 81 ere fe4ueste1 to b. pres
ent at the regular meeting MopdB}
night as there will he Important uasi-
ness TO transact. Several candidates
will he initiated.
Fl. g. Cramton and family moved
yesterday fiom the iom Shaw place
ON the Campbellsville pike 10 resi-
deEce al the corner of Fifth and
Garden streets.
John and William Fleming, Clint
i snd CuTIan Whittborne, William Fry,
] Elmer Wooten and Orman O'Nell aie
camping at kstes bend down the river
ana are catching lots of fish.
@. Fl. j hnson was installed Thurs
day night as Master of WORK by the
John q. Dexter Adge X. VI p, having
been absent from Columbia when til,
regular installation took place last
week.
Messrs. Wiley WarfeId. John Brown,
il n and Win Moore and Jack GILES
pie left this morning for wetk' risl
on Cane creek.
The announcement that the Maur,
County Fair Association would have
horse show each meeting night durin,
the fall fair has caused Mr.. A. l.. Block
err to reconsider his plans Of presenting
the Fall of Port Arthur at Riversid
Park during Fair week. Mr.. BIockt
states that he thinks every Maur,
countian should do everything loss
bic Tor the SUCCESS of the Fair, alt
he doesn't Wish to do anytbin
which will in any way conflict Wit
the Fair
Mr.. and Mrs j. NJ. Dedman and chill
dren, Mr.. ana Mrs. B. b. Bond, of New
port, Ark, aud Dr. Wallace Milkt
left Monday for weeks camping an
fishing trip at Sowells upper mill.
John Barrow, Jr., has accepted
position with Nichols 81 cunningham
The shipments of live stock to Louis
Vile Saturday are: Allen q Co., tire
cars of cattle and sheen and Housto
Thomas one car of cattle.
The rock crusher, which has been
shut down since Wednesday, on &C
count Of the illness of Engineer Oscar
j Johnson, Will resume work Monday.
The Louisville q Nashville Base Ball
/ cam offers challenge for game
with any other Columbia nine that
doesn't mind being defeated.
Helen, the little daughter of Mr.
and Mis-. Walter Smith, VINO reside |
On Thirteenth street, was painfully |
hart few days ago ny having hel
eft arm dIsloeated. the child was
playing with so ne other children al
ler home ana tell from large box IN
he yard.
Mr.. Ebert Fl. Lloyd, representing che
Bureau of Census at Washing ten. d.
q, is 10 Columbia taking a specia
yevafnment Census of the m4nofdctur
ng interests.
The merchants report an excellent
raQe Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Monte Fariss are the
proud parents of new girl
The homestead of Mrs. M. X Fox.
n some lauds in the $50 district, ware
old at the court house door today and
Fought by C'ssie B Fox for So POS 90
Taken up on my place on Pulaski pike,
me black berkshire SOY with white star
n forehead. Owner can have her by
,aYing feed htll and for this I'D.
l& Wit A. q. P. NICHOLSON, Jr.
Aft Fleming has resigned his p,
ition as salesman in the hang de
artment of the Maury Dry Good Go.
nd is now representing the New York
it'll Special Agent M T. Kimbro, who
as established an Office here.
Mr.. John Trotwocd Moore sold
andsome Duplex-Bo W Bells colt Mon
ay to O. L. Willis, of MAGAZINE,
Ia, for 500.
M. D. HI g purct ased 40, 900 pounds
bacon FROM Andrew Hayes Monday.
Albert Fleming Erwin Houser,
fancn and Willie 5atterfeld ale on a
shlng trip on Flat crack, near Duck
Iver.
The friends of 1st Lieut.. W. N.
hughes, Jr. will be pleased to know
lat he has been honoted ny heIng
ppointed Aide-de Camp to Gen. J, f. E
ell. of Fort Leavenwolth, Kansas. {
lieut.. Hughes had been serving with {
is regiment in San Francisco, Cal
Ringing Bros, owners of the great :,
Ircus, have written to Mr. A. l.. =
locker asking the privilege Of placing !;
three-IIng show In Riverside PARK :
re 18th and 10Th of September. 8
Water pipe has been laid In tie I
arks on both sides of the l.. 81 N. a
epot, and Mr.. Alexander, park gar +
ener Is better prepared TO make his F
overs and grass carry fresh appear d
ice, A