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

. Ire pa uty AOEuLy Al-uiIa4 ~SNiNNJ
Riil meet Monday at II o'clock IA the
Bethel parlors DIR. Halle PaGgett
will reaI paper on Acute Neph
lires.
The Mt. Pleasant department of the
Herald gives list Of ten boys from
the Phosph tie City who will attend the
Columbia Military Academy this fall.
Sanitary Officer Lochridge will in a
few days begin the work of thoroughly
cleaning out Helm branch. All weeds,
grass, etc, will be cut out, stones ana
accumulate trash removed, so that the
stream will nave free course.
Rev. Spencer Tunnel is taking his
vacation and left win his family this
week for Prmms.
The contract for decorating the inte-
Nor Of st. Peters Episcopal Church
has been awarded the Almini Company,
Of Chicago. The church will be ready
ia about i've weeks.
Lem Thomas sold fine saddle horse
Friday for $500 %.
At the regular monthly meeting OF the
directors of the Maury National BANK,
Mr.. William p. Ridley VAS elected Vice
President
Mr.. Levi Young and family will
move this week to Iron City.
Grandpa Bob Irvine is receiving con-
CALCULATIONS from his Columbia friends
on ais youthful and decidedly I'M
proved appearance.
the contract for the new dormltory
1T Branham & Hughes, Spring Hill,
was let Saturday to the Vaughn Manu-
featuring Co.
DR.. r. L. Fariss. Ostecpath, VOL
bridge Building. d&Wtf
Mp, j. D. Fre1son. of Mt. Pleasant.
Eho had the contract tor constructing
the athletic field for the Columbia
Military Academy, has completed his
work, aud the field is pronounced one
of the best III the South. Mr.. FIier-
son is enthusiastic for the future OF
this big school and has done good WORK
Its behalf.
A brsaK in the newly laid water main
Oh School street opposite the residence
of ]. NJ, Parker caused quite good
GOOD deal of trouble in that nelghbor.
hood Sunday. The break was partially
stopped, but it broke out a new this
Mondag ana the water was sent forty
bet in the arr.
AIcoru's Chicken Cholera Cure will
cure any disease among chickens and
turkeys d&wE
Sheriff Forgey, who has been with
Smith homes on the Grand Circuit,
reached home Monday. MI. Thomas
has shipped his horses to Outline, KY,
where the Southern Fair Circuit opens
tomorrow,
The docket for the September term of
HE County Criminal Court has been
made up, and contains nineteen cases.
Mr.. Clayton Church and family will
move 10 from the country next week TO
their new home on West Sixth Street.
Mr.. John G. Rea and family, who have
been spending the summer at Loretto,
will move BACK to Columbia about Sep
ember /.
The downpour of rain Monday after
noon and night was unusually heavy in
and about Columbia. Streets and side
walks were flooded, but no damage is
@ported.
Alcorn 8 Chicken Cholera Cure will
prevent all dis, es chickens and turkeys
are heir to. d&wlt
The eclipse Of the moon Monday
night was obscured by the clouds.
Blair Hays has rented the East store
room and all the upstairs OF the new
builoi ing being constructed by j. L.
Wakefield near the depot and will USE
he rooms for hotel and restaurant
purposes.
DIR. and Mrs. Harry Sloan are re-
eeiVlng congratulations over the ar
rival of little son.
Mrs. Charlotte Hughes is visiting her
sister, Mrs. E. A. Cox, at Lewiston,
idaho.
Mr.. G. T. Hughes and son George left
this week TO attend the Lewis and Clark
Exposition at Portland.
The iron work for the dome on the
new coart house is being erected, and
this part of the building will soon be
completed
Walter Direct is entered in $4,000 0C
stake at Readville, Mass. next week
The Maury County horse is in prime
condition and will doubtless pull dowr
the plum.
IAN ounce Cf prevention is worth q
pound of cure. ;" Try Alcorn's CHECKER
Cholera Cure with your fowls. d&wlt
H G.. Evans, Jr., has gone to Selma
Ala, where his company is erecting an
other large fertilizer factory. Mr.. anc
Mrs Evans will move from Montgomery
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