The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1906-11-09
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Gdnt cottage on West Sixth street
recently occupied by Mr.. w. S. Frost
and family, who have moved to Nash
vile.
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photo for you. Satisfaction guaran
fteed or money refunded.
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A new side walk is being laid along
Garden street by the side of the Beth.
ell House.
The window display at Braly Bros
is attracting much attention and is a
very creditable display.
Miss Myrtle Timmons has resigned
her position with the Racket
STRAYED-From my home at
Southport, Saturday night, Oct. 81 one
bay horse, scar on left hip. star in
face. Reward for return to w. w.
BRATCHER, Rural Route 49,. d&w1t
Mr.. A. B. Rains, of Montgomery.
Ala, in writing to renew his subscrip.
ton to the Daily Heral says: The
letters from our many friends at home
don't bring us the news as fresh and
complete as the Herald.
Mr.. Arthur Nance and family will
leave next week for Nashville, where
Mr.. Nancy will be connected with the
Nashville Office of the Nashville To-
bacco Works.
STRAYED-One blocky bay horse
mule, years old, name trimmed;
slightly creased, tail bushy, 14h hands
high; had on leather halter when
disappeared. $40 reward for return
to w. B. MATTHEWS, Lynnville. r.
R. contractor, or phone George B.
witt, Lynnville. 6-d&w-1t
Mrs. Percy Sullivan, nee Miss Agnes
Sanders, formerly with Mrs. Mcintyre,
of Nashville, has accepted a position
with the Southern Speciality Co. as
dematologist.
The Home Missionary Society of
the First Methodist Church met Mon
day afternoon and perfected the ar
rangements for the bazaar, which the
society will give on Wednesday the
2Sth of this month.
The C. NJ. A boys enjoyed holiday
Monday, given them by the faculty on
account of the excellent game put up
by the foot ball team in the game Sat
urday with Branham & Hughes
Joe Hagey has purchased the NJ. L.
Stokes place on the Mt Pleasant pike
and will make that his home Mr..
Stokes and family have moved to one
of the voss cottages on North Garden
street.
Mr.. and Mrs, Wallace Tucker have
rented rooms from Mrs. John Hagey
in West End and have moved.
Mrs. Emma d. Grigsby has rented
the cottage on West Sixth street re-
Gently occupied by Mr.. and Mrs.
Jesse Ellington and will move to the
same within the next ten days.
Ed Chaffin, who broke his leg at
Ala, while stepping from
his engine, some three weeks since, |
is able to be out on crutches.
FOR SALE:-De Lavel cream Sepa- !
rator. Good as new Call j. J. PAR
RISH, Bell Phone 4S-2t S-2t&w1t
Messrs. Frank Swansburg and T. C.
Petri, of Nashville, are on camp |
fishing trip up the river.
An old woman, wearing a blue waist
and blue sun-bonnet, calling herself
Mrs Edwards and claiming to have a
sick daughter" at home, and beg
ying. we are informed is an imposter.
rhe police ought to stop her
Mr.. Tom Kelly. of Prospect, has ac-
,epted a position with Joe RIFT.
The Historical Society will meet
night of next week in the
County Court room. Messrs. w. w.
and John Stephenson will continue
he reading of the Zion records.
The announcement in the Herald a
ew days since that Miss Myrtle Tim
mons had resigned her position at the
Racket. was mistake, as Miss Tim
mons has never worked at the Rack.
It, or in any other store, in Column
,ia or elsewhere.
DIR. A. o. Kennedy received very
painful though not serious wound yes
erday afternoon Just as he was en-
ering the livery stable of McCord on
cast Seventh street, brick fell from
he roof striking the doctor on his
lead, cutting entirely through his hat
md infiicting two very deep cuts.
The deed to the A. B. Rains proper
y transferring the property to Colum-
,ia Lodge of Elks for Home, has
,een filed at the registers office. The
: SIS have a lease on their present
Home. which runs for some years, and
lave no wish to get immediate posses
ion of the Rains property, which is
low occupied by the Y. M. c. A. on