The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1906-11-23
OVER THE COUNTY.

Mrs. Bellinger has returned to he
home in Cincinnati after a visit Il
her daughter, Mrs. A. P. Gregory.
Miss Fannie Cowley, of Summer
town, has been with relatives at SAINTS
Fe.
Clarence Crews and family, who lef
the Glendale neighhorhood last veal
to make their home at Wharton, Tex.
have returned and have firmly decided
that Maury county is good enough fol
them.
Mrs. Wilbur North and little daugh
ter, who have been visiting Mrs. S. S
Moseley, on the Nashville pike, have
returned to Birmingham, Ala.
Mrs. E. e. Collins and Master Ned
and Miss Sarah Collins are visiting
Mrs. Collins mother in Winchester,
Tenn.
Miss Emma McFall is recovering
from her recent illness.
Miss Charlotte Smiser, of Culleoka,
has returned from a visit to friends
in Nashville.
Mrs. Harry Cranberry and baby,
who have been visiting relatives in
Maury, returned Sunday evening to
st. Louis, Mo.
Calender & Co, have just received
wire stating that their first car of
oranges had started from Florida, will
arrive Thursday, and like the remain
ing four cars for Holiday trade must
be sold at any sacrifice as you know
they are perishable. They are making
Nashville prices. Call them up.
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Mrs. Preston Fleming wishes her
friends and former customers to know
that she has resumed her cake busi-
ness and will be glad to have orders
for Thanksgiving and Christmas and
entertainments. Citizens phone
1893. y
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry CRANBERRY and
son were guests of DR.. and Mrs. For
gey Saturday en- route to Mt Pleas
ant, to visit Mr. Granbery's mother
for a few days before returning to
their home in St.. Louis. Mrs. Gran
berry and son have been visiting Mrs.
Granbery's father, Mr.. S. c. Carmack
at Centerville, for a month.
Miss Lena B. Smith is visiting Miss
Lucy Webster at Cross Bridges
Mr.. Geo. Nevills. of the Bigbyville
neighborhood, is moving to the Frank
Leonard home on the Santa Fe pike.
Mrs. q. P. Johnston and daughter,
Mrs. Eva Thompson, spent Saturday
night and Sunday with relatives at
Mt. Pleasant and Ashwood.
Mrs. Susan, Hill, the aged widow of
the late Capt. James Hill, and mother
of Mrs. John Dawson, of Timmons,
was added to the State pension roll
of widows of the second class by the |
Board of Pension Examiners which I
concluded it's sitting on Nov. II. Also
Mr.. J. G.. Goad, of Theta was added to
the roll of fourth class pensioners.
John Kitchener, of Cross Bridges. was
at the same time added to the roll of
fifth class pensioners.
Mr. and Mrs. G.. T. Edwards and
little son, Jack, of Nashville, are Wis
ting the family of A. ]. Timmons.
FOR RENT: About so acres of
and, we'll watered, four room house,
n old 23rd district. Call F. D. Lam
DER, over either phone. 17-6t&w2t
Mr.. and Mrs. W. P. Ridley have a
inc boy at their home.
Miss Sadie Swain has gone to Match
o nurse Mr.. Robert Derryberry, who
S sick with typhoid fever
Mr.. James Walker and Miss Caro-
inc Walker, of Williamsport, went up
o Nashville this morning to see the
DOT ball game.
STRAYED-From the lot back of t.
hop, three black barrow shoats, !,
yeight about las pounds each. Reward
Or return to WEST END MARKET,
r any information as to their where :
bouts. 211td&w
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Harris, of Tim .
mons, have returned from a visit to
'exas.
Misses Lula and Halle Willis, of :,
odwin, are visiting friends in the
ity.
Mrs. Minnie Lou Butler and Mrs.
. s. Page will spend tomorrow in
ashville.
Mrs. R. S. Perry and little daughter !.
ave returned to Bigbyville, after :,
sit to Mrs. Perry's parents at Mt. :
leasant. Mr.. and Mrs. Howard &C =
her home.
Among the many teachers of the
ate who stood the examination so "
to qualify for County Superintend- u