The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1906-06-15

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Miss jamie Wilson has returned from
a visit to Miss Dixie Pickard at Terry
On the second of this month the bill
introduced by Congressman Padgett al.
lowing Frank Dooley, late scout Uni.
ted States Volunteers, a pension at
the rate of twenty dollars per month
passed the Senate and now awaits the
approval Mr. Dooley is a we'll known
resident of this city.
Smith Thomas will probably ship his
stable of horses to Ohio this week
and start down the circuit at Salem.
He is giving his string a thorough
try-out today and will not know till
this evening what horses he will take
with him.
In the account of the commencement
exercises at Branham & Hughes
school, which appeared in Thursdays
Herald, the name of one of the Maury
county graduates, Charles Tomlinson,
was inadvertently omitted. This
young man is a son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Jesse Tomlinson, of Columbia, and
was one of the honor pupils of the
year, winning the scholarship to the
University of Tennessee for faithful
work and constant attendance. He
will enter the medical department of
the University of Tennessee this fall
Messrs. Andrew and Will Dale, j.
w, Ray and Henry Shelton and Porter
Erwin are camping up the river at
Sowell's ford and catching plenty of
fish.
Murray Vestal has resigned his po-
sition with ]. P. Street & Co., and gone
to Louisville to accept a position with
Belnap & Co.
Howard Elliott is opening up res
taurant and confectionery store in
one Of the Buchnau buildings on South
Main street.
No one will dispute hereafter that |
advertising in the Herald pays. Fri
day Mr.. A. j. Nichols, the next Circuit
Court Clerk of Maury County, lost his !
eve glasses, and inserted an ad in the I
evening paper, offering reward for
their recovery Mrs. Nichols, seeing
the ad, went feeling around in Cows.
work clothes and forthwith produced
the missing glasses. When the Her
aid can go right into ones family and
produce the article, no one wiG ques-
ton it's power to find things. Recently
a gentleman advertised for his stray
cow; and the COW came back home.
La Fayette Chapter of Royal Arch
Masons will hold a stated meeting to-
hight; there will be work in some of
he capitulated degrees.
The Maury Dry Goods has installed
electric fans.
Mr.. Thomas Childs has returned
rom his vacation and is back with
Iitchell-Ashley Hardware Company.
Clyde Thomas has accepted a posi- {
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Watermelons on the market.
The Sanctified congregation have 9
rected large tent on East Eighth :
treet, where they will hold services
uring the summer. r
A fine boy has arrived at the home of .
)r. and Mrs. o. ]. Porter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wash Taylor have
loved to their new home on North
Iigh street.
Harris Burtman, a clerk at P. Gar
er's, happened to quite an accident
Wednesday. While on a ladder
some shoes on a shelf
is foot slipped and he fell alighting h
q top of one of the silent statesmen a
low cases, breaking the glass out on b
'p and both sides. Burtman was 81
1t in several places.
]. G. Grigsby has a position in AL a
rms drug store during his vacation g
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Mr.. Jas. T. Moore, superintendent Io
the Tennessee Fair Association, I'll
is his Office in the Brown block.