The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1905-08-04
OVER THE COUNTY

Photos &c each, at YOUNG'S.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Cacey, of Zion.
spent Sunday at Bigbyville.
| Miss Maggie Hatcher will have charge
of the music class at Santa Fe during
the next year.
Miss Kate Sowell, who has been visit
ing friends at Belle Nina. Ala, has re.
turned to her home at Gross Bridges.
Mr.. w. T. Jaggers, of Oklahoma, Miss,
is visiting his father, Mr.. T. +. Jsggers,
of the Bigbyville neighborhood, after an
absence of fifteen years.
Mrs. Henry Davis. of Nashville, and
, Miss Estelle Scott, of Columbia, have
been with relatives near Bigbyville for
the past few weeks.
H E Craig and family. of Bigbyville,
we're called to LawrencebLrg this week
by the death of Postmaster McLane.
WANTED: -Gentleman or lady of
good st 4nding to travel with rig or by
rail. Salary Sl,072 90 per year and ex-
Denses; paid weekly ana expenses ad
vanred Address, with stamp, JOS. A
ALEXANDER, Columbia, Tenn.
Miss Mossie Andrews. of Culleoka.
and her visitor, Miss Davis. of Kansas,
are spending few days with the family
Of Mr.. r. A. Huckaby, near B'gbyvilIe.
Southbound train No. 3 killed very
fine thoroughbred Jersey COW belong
ing to Mrs. N B. Sheppard Friday
morning at the cTusner about four miles
north of town.
The warmer weather is sending
people to the various summer resorts.
ABOUT one hundred and twenty-five
people are at Pnmm this week.
Mr.. Milt Allen shipped car load of
hogs to Louisville Saturday from Car
ter's Creek.
Mrs. 4. E. Ellis of Florence. Ala is
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. ] M. Foster at
Carter's Creek.
Mrs. A. F. Dortch and family OF Hop
kinsville, Ga, who have been visiting
Mr.. and Mrs j. NJ Foster at Carter's
Creek, left for their home Monday.
Harry Dalton, OF Theta. has returned
home after visit to Argood friends.
Miss Mamie Hudson. of Lebanon, has
home after visit to Miss Algo
at Carter's Creek.
Miss ANNE Lou Mckay, Of Columbia,
HAS T6buFDHQ ttOluo nIboE d WISH W ubE
uncle Mr.. Cam Mckay. Miss JAMIE
Mckay accompanied her home.
Mr.. w. Nj. Chealrs shipped five car
loads of cattle from Carriers Creek |
Saturday to a Chicago firm The
cattle averaged about l, 400 lbs, for
which he receI we'd 5 cents per ID
Mrs. j. s. Rushton is visiting Mr. and |
Mrs. James Russell, at Willismsport.
Miss Margaret Wade, of Spring Hill, |
is the guest of Miss Edna Richardson, |
OF Nashville.
H.NF. Fariss mas qualified in the |
County Court as administrator of the |
estate OF W. T. Brooks. deceased.
Sam. Williams hss qualified as ad-
of the estate of j. l.. Will |
liams, deceased.
Prof. w. A. Caldwell, OF Mt. Juliet
and Joe Fleming. of Ashwood, spent
Sunday with Bgbyville friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Buford Glddens of
BufoId Station. spent several nights
last week with the family of MI.
James Giddens. south of, town. Mr..
aud Mrs Giddens were returning from
their bridal trip.
T. III. Medley. OF BIgbyvilie, is at !
PrImm g.
Mr.. }. q. Glenn, of Chipley. Fla,
mas Joined his family at the home OF
MI. e. NJ. Pender, near Bigbyville
Mr.. Tom Fry, of Mooresville, spent
asst week with r. B. Bryant ana
family, of Bigbyville,
Mrs Russell Perry and Miss Lillian
Perry, of BiebyvIlle, are visiting the
ut. pleasant campers at Heniyvllle
Alcorn's Chicken Cholera Cure for
,hickens and turkeys.
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