The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1905-09-15
OVER THE COUNTY.
Photos &c each, at YOUNG'S.

Photos &c each, at 1OUNG'S.
Miss Annie Colquit is visiting friends
at Bighyville.
Mrs. John Turner has returned from
visit to Zion.
Mrs. Tabitha Davis, of Dark's Mills,
is visiting Mrs. w. I. Wilkes.
WANTED-5O hands a: the Canning
Factory. Wages good.
1-2t&w COLUMBIA CANNING CO.
Misses May Tucker and Edna Barnett
are visiting this week at Mt. Pleasant
Miss Lettie Williams, CT Water Valley,
is visiting Mrs. George Harlan and fam
lily.
Mr. and Mrs. George G. Douglas, OF
Glendale, are happy parents of nne
girl,
Miss Gertrude Johnson, OF Williams
port, is visiting friends and relatives
here.
15E. Dick Cutter almost as good as
new, $500. j. +. STREET & co.
sept. 1tf
Mrs. G. II. Ovelton is visiting her
sister, Mrs. Clancy Docley, in the
country.
Mrs, K. H. Harris, of Shady Grove,
is visiting Mr.. and Mrs. q. F. Speed
this week.
MI. and Mrs. viii Lamar, of Al
drews, will visit Nh and Mrs. NJ. P.
Fox Fair week.
FOR SALE:-A gentle surrey or
draft horse. Work anyw here: coal
black, without blemish, is hands high,
1850 pounds, blocky built, years old.
Call h. l.. RICHARDSON, Citizen s
Phone 16, Hummertown. Tenn. d&w1t
Mrs. Henry Davis, of Decatur, is VS.
lting Mrs. Ned Davis in the country and
attending the fair.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Church and little
daughter have returned from a three
ween' 8 visit to relatives at Santa Fe.
Mrs. James Johnson and family, Of
Hollis Corner, are visiting Mrs. John
sons sister, Mrs. Patten Whitaker.
Il E. Dick Cutter for hand or power.
better than any cutting machine made,
$40 90. J. P. STREET & co.
sept 1tf
Misses Dot and Deslie Bauguss, of
HenryviIie, are visiting here few days
before going to Lebanon, to attend
school.
j. N. Hood shipped one load of hogs
from Carter Creek to Louisville this
week, Sellers and Il Sharp one load
and Sandy Brown two loads.
Another shipment just received. vii
sell privately. Also Toad of good year
lings. Call either phone, or see Gus
Watson. 7-3t&w
Dr. Hulm,o Santa Fe, passed through
here Tuesday, on his way to Summer
town, to take charge of several cases of !
typhoid fever, in that town
Harry Borum and Nimrod Porter sold
two mule colts Saturday for Sl85.00, or
40 average Of S92. 80 This is the highest
price so far reported for sucking mules
FOR SALE. -l50 acres of land in
high state of cultivation, on Columbia
and Franklin pike, three-fourths of a
mile north of Spring Hill. Apply Mrs.
d. F. Wade, Nashville, Tenn. TeIe-
phone 3074 r. 7-2tw
The corn crop in Maury this year
promises TO be one of the largest in
years, and the price promises to be good.
Plenty of corn at a good price means
plenty of money in the HANDS of the
people. Mr.. ]. p Hines who cultivates
the Clark Jones farm, on Big BigbY,
brought to the Herald office to day a
sample of his new corn. Four ears
weighed IA pounds. The ears we're
about fourteen inches in length, and the
cobs we're covered with grain over the
small ends.
We can furnish you Spring Wire
Farm Fencing for less money tnan any
one, having Just bought cat load and
will have it mere In few days. The
Factory needed money and we bought
the goods j. p. STREET q co
sept. 1tf
The Herald announces today the can
1idacy of Mr.. Sam J. Taylor of the
Theta neighborhood who wishes TO be
The next Register OF Maury county.
While MI. Taylor is perhaps not so
generally known throughout the county
IS some other candidates, the people
Of his own nelghborhood are unani-
nous in their good words, and where
mars neighbors. people who know
hast speak well of him, il Is a