The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1905-08-25
AROUND TOWN.

Tom Kelly left for Louisville Sunday
afternoon 10 work for Belknap.
Sellers Il Sharp shipped two loads of
hogs from Carter s Creek to Louisville
Thursday.
j. M. Cheairs has qualified as ad-
minlsTators OF the estate OF the late
N. B. Chealrs
Sam Harrison, of West End, has
position as book keeper with Nichols
d Cunningham.
J c. Anderson has qualified as adj
miuistrator of the estate of the late
William Anderson.
j. S. West. of Atlanta, Ca, is at
Adams Il Martins drug store during the
absence of DR.. Martin.
Marvin Crosthwalt has turned
painter, and is painting large
sign on the roof of his drug store
The will of the late Mrs. A. J.
Kuhn has been admitted TO probate.
All property is left to Miss Mamie Ad-
kisSon.
The Water Il Light Co. are takin
up the old water main on old depot
street between South High and Parker
streets.
MI. John Trotwcod Moore suffered
a serious loss Friday night i'll the
death of his bay driving mare, MARY
d. " The animal was at play In the lot
when she broke her leg and had to be
destroyed.
Miss Cutler. one of the teachers OF
the blind school at Nashville, is here
getting up a list of the blind of this
to rrh IF
family at Willlamsport, namely. Chas.
Willie and Sd lie Bryant.
Mr.. E Z. Sweetland, business man.
ager of the Trotwood Publishing Co.,
has been chosen assistant secretary of |
the MauIy County Fair Association, |
and from now till the fall fair will |
devote his energies toward advertising |
and pushing the meeting.
Will Alexander and family have
moved back from Sheffield and have
returned to the house on South Garden
ormerly occupied by Henry Sowell.
Rev. A. Il. Dinwiddle lost twenty
seven fine chickens, valued at 81 each,
a few days since. Dogs did the work
Mr.. E. H. Hatcher, OF the Building
Committee of the new Court House.
was hastily summoned Wednesday to
come up and explain some matters
pertaining 10 the construction of the
pinnacle above the dome of the build
ing. He didn come.
The Museum at the Institute is being
the students rooms are all
being reprinted, and the stone steps of
the entrance to the dormitory are being
reprinted. About seventy boarders will
be in attendance at the opening of the
school.
Mrs. n. B. Cheairs and son, Richard
have taken rooms with Mrs. Knox
Fleming Mr.. and Mrs. w. F.. Embry {
have rented the Cheairs cottage and {
will move September 1st Mr.. and
Mrs George 2. Frierson have taken
rooms with DR.. and Mrs. A. s. Page. I
Mr. John CiIbIeath, Of Broadview.
las rented one of the brick houses near
he Mt. Pleasant pike entrance 70 the
= rands OF tho Military Academy ana
viii move MS family there rhi4 weak ,
ma enter his boys III the school. and
will also ROOM lew boys.
MIR and Mrs 7. l. Cunningham have {
ented the j. NJ. Parker place on West :
seventh street, now Occupied by Mr. {
md Mrs. Sands, and will move in this 7
week. Mr.. and Mrs. Arch Lipscomb /
nd Elder and Mrs. Fl. H. Hawley, G
,atlsstfor Christian church here, c
viii board with item. t
Tom Kelly left Sunday after
Don for Louisville, where he has
ccepted position with the Belknap
hardware Company. Tom says this \
makes the third time he has left ?
'haTps store TO work somewhere else +
nd that he Will come back again If f
hey don t treat him right. p
John C. Dexter Lodge, K. P's., pre-
ented W. d. Cameron, Jr., with a
andsome watch charm THURSDAY
light for bringing the largest num- J
OF Of applicants for membership to b
be lodge. The charm has the en- t
lens of the order and engraved on 81
ne SIDE Is the following: ITO W. C
}. Cameron, Jr., from John Z. Dexter a
odge, No. 1856, K. of P's., presented
!. q. Cameron, Jr., from John C.
exter Lodge No. 1856, K. of P's."