The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1905-06-09
AROUND TOWN.

MI. Frank q. omIta, ad ninlstrator
has sold thesr. o. Belts sto5k of good
at Lynnville to Roberts bros, o
| Franklin
Clarence Tucker has accepted posi-
ton with McKennon, Anderson &
Foster.
Mr.. ]. II. Bats has a copy of the
Daily Herald of March 9th which ht
thinks has Travelled further than AMI
other preceding copy of this paper
After it bad been read at home, Mr.
BATS mailed the paper TO his son Nor
man, who is stationed with his company
at Malabai. the prison island of the
Philippines. The paper was thoroughly
read out there, then wrapped about some
pictures and returned TO Columbia,
reaching here June 5sh. All together il
raveled $4,000 miles.
w. 8. Padgptt has erected a new shed
in front of his grocery 90 South Garden
Street.
We've got them guessing how We get
the business It's easy. We save you 80
per cent. on all Milan, Chit 20, Null,
Duck and Lingerie Hats. Flower, Silk,
Chitfons, Ribbons ana Fancy Goods.
d&w THE BON TON.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. SID ...Dooley.
Sunday morning, girl.
j. L. Wallace shipped fine driving
mare to Monroe, La, Saturday.
The crowd Monday was small, the de-
mand tor farm work keeping most
people at home.
n. L. Yokeiy has opened a livery
stable on South High street in the old
Matthews stand.
JK. johnson and j. E. McEwep.
Jr, were admitted to membership by
the EIks at their meeting Monday
night.
Saturday was sheep day at the stock
yards. Sixteen hundred head were
shipped to Louisville Saturday by differ
ent parties.
81. q. Williams, who has been en-
plOyed in the restaurant of Blair
Hayes. has accepted a position with
Green q Patton.
Ned Styles, of Lynnville, a promi-
nent stockman of that place, is here
with several horses and will have them
driven at South Side Park.
Prof. w. E. Bostick has had the
new concrete vGIanda in front of his
residence on South Garden street in
closed with brick balustrade.
The livery stable building of P. s.
Derryberry on south Nam street,
which is being rebuilt, is almost
completed and the roof is now icing
put on.
The will of the late j. b. Kerr, of the
Culleoka neiyhb 1rhood, was admitted
to probate Monday 10 the County
Court. The estate will invoice about
$4,000.
Will Mcbride and Spencer KittrelI,
the newly elected constables for the 9Th
and 10th districts, appeared before the
County Court Monday, gave bond and
we're sworn IN.
the Board of Health has appointed
Mr.. John w. Lochrldge, Sanitary In.
spector. Dr. Porter has started
the work of enforcing sanitary laws and
have the city cleaned up.
The lce cream supper given by Mr..
and Mrs. E. P. Ferguson at their home
on Wood street Tuesday night compli-
mentary to the Sailors, was attended by
int entire lodge and great time is re-
ported.
Ashby Wilkins, W. b. Wooten and
Harry Frierson received their eighteen
foot canoe Tuesday afternoon 1t was
slightly damaged in transit and repairs
will have to be made before it is placed
in the river.
Attention is called to the ah of the
Stud in this issue. The
great Patchen Wilkes. sire of 40 in the
list is the premier stallion of this
AxtellIon 2:154 is
worthy associate.
Rudolph Atkisson, whose arm was
broken by fall from tree near Mt.
Pleasant Wednesday, has returned to
his home in Columbia and will remain
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs A. At
kisson, until he RECEIVERS.
Chas. Dodson shot and killed mad
dog Friday afternoon on the corner of
North Garden and Fourth streets. The
owner of the dog could not be discov-
cd, but it is thought to have belonged
to some one in the country.
William Blount, the South ..Main
street merchant, who recently sold his
home to H. l.. Yokely. has purchased
the D. Lazarus home, 80 South Main
street, for the consideration 81, SOC
cash. Mr.. Blount will probably
not move into it. for several
months. as the house is now rented.
Mrs. J. E. Colvert and little grand.
laughter, Lucille Colvert, are here
rom Lynnville. The little child was
brought to Columbia to be placed
inder an ear specialist. and the first |
disclosed dead fly lying
lgalnst the drum. The fly was re-
moved and the girls hearing is i'm
,rOvi, O.