The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1905-06-02
OVER THE COUNTY.

Miss Fannie Cowley has closed a sue
cessful school at Johnsons Chapel.
She will spend the summer with her
brother, Ben, at Santa Fe.
Little Mary Sharber, of Andrews, was
kicked ia the face by horse last week
and received several painful cuts and
bruises.
Miss Lucy Taylor, art teacher at tAe
Institute, will have charge OF the art
classes at Mont Eagle this summer.
Rev. James Tracy McKissick, Of Lex
ington, KY. was here Thursday en- route
to Broadview to visit his mother.
PoTATo PLANTS For SALE: Leave
orders with Miles Cook, or call
Bell Phone 143. f. j. TYLER.
d1t& wit Columbia.
Elem Shcegog lost Walter DIIec
colt Friday night from tetanus. The
colt was nine days old and the owner
had refused $3.50 for him.
Allen Smith and Thos. Williamson, of
Nashville,are visiting relatives at Big
byvllle.
Robt. H. Swami and family of the
Bigbyville country are spending the
week with relatives at Nashville.
SOficers Goad, Forgey, Glenn and
Harris arrested seventeen negroes at
Mt. Pleasant Saturday night and Sun
day.
Miss Fannie Houser and Irvine Hous.
or are visiting Miss Joe Foster on Car
ter's Greek.
FOR SALE:-A steel, horse pc weT
hay baling press, in good condition
and comparatively new. If interested,
call Bell phone 1872, or see F. 7.
LEONHARD, Columbia. 196t&w4t
The bridge over Carriers creek on the
Carriers creek pike, which was washed
away last week was carried by the rapid
current to the mouth of Carriers creek
and across Rutherford creek and now
rests high and dry on the Hammond
farm.
DR.. Horace Thomas, of McCains,
has been offered the position of the
Assistant to the Chair of Surgery
and Senior Demonstration of Anatomy
in the Medical department of the
| University of Tennessee at Nashville,
and has the offer under his considera-
/ tiOn. Ii he accepts, new duties
would net call him until the Fall
term.
Mr.. J. N. Meroney. of Dark's Mill,
has well preserved copy of the New
York Herald of April 18th. 1865. The
paper is of extreme interest and tells
of the assassination of Abraham Lin
coin. the Evacuation of Richmond, the
movements of the Confederate and
Federal armies and other news of that
history making period.
Wheat harvesting will begin this week
in some parts of the county. The crop
as whole is looking we'll.
NOTICE-Debtors to the Roberts &
Hines Hardware TO-, are hereby mott
fed that they will find their notes in the
hands OF Ed. Goodwin at the Maury
National Bank. and are authorized to
call and pay him. Or on Saturdays and
Mondays they can find me at this bank.
j. w. q. CHURCH,
24-2t-w26-2t Trustee.
Mr.. J. A. SedbeIry has arrived from
Belle Isle, Miss. and will spend the
summer at Carter's Greek. returning
to Mississippi in September.
Mr.. Thos. H. Swope. who has been
the guest of his nephew, Mr.. $ s.
Fleming, was called to Kansas City
Tuesday by telegram announcing the
destruction by fire of bust
ness house owned by Mr.. Sw0pe.
Mr.. Swope had arranged to spend the
summer with Mr.. and Mrs. Fleming
and was much disappointed that the
!! work of rebuilding will demand his
presence throughout the summer in
Kansas City.
.Attention is called to the ad of the
Hermitage Stud in this issue. The
great Patchen Wilkes. sire of 40 in the
list is the premier stallion of this
establishment. AxtellIon 2:154 is a
worthy associate.