The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1906-09-21
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v MI ana MRS. John Sloan will NOV
next week to the Rectory.
Y Miss Kate Shields is teaching musi
\ at Mcdowell school.
DR.. E. G. Grant is having his build
\ ing back of the Bethel House improy
ed.
The handsome trophies to be award
ed by the Fair Association are on dis
play at Braly Bros.
The ladies of the Episcopal church
will hold Bazaar beginning the weel
before Christmas. The location has
not yet been decided upon.
Work on Blocker & Cos. garage on
the square is being pushed as rapidly
as possible so as to have the building
ready by the fair. A nice suite of of.
fees will be arranged in the second
story of the building.
TAKEN UP-Black horse mule, 2
years old, small knot on left front
ankle. Come to our stable the 18th
inst. Owner can recover by paying
feed bill and advertising.
d&w-1t HARLAN & SON.
A. L. Blocker & Co., made two nice
sales of realty this week, the Yoest
property in West End to Clarence Fly
for $4,000 and the Jewell property
near town to Mr.. Gilbert, of Marshall
county, for $4,000
Mr.. E. Yoest will erect a nice dwell
ing on his vacant lot at the corner
of Ninth and School streets and make
that his home. Work will begin as
soon as the plans are drawn and con-
tracts let.
The new twelve-passenger automo-
bile, which Mr. Frank G. Smith tele-
graphed for to replace the one des-
troyed by fire last week, has arrived.
It is said to be thoroughly up-to-date,
an elegant, easy-riding vehicle. Mr..
Smith is having his car, recently
burned, rebuilt by the Roberts Ma
chine Co., and will soon have two cars
in public service.
Thursday the Maury County Histor-
ical Society received another valuable |
deposit in the way of all the volumes
of the official Records of the Union
and Confederate Navies in the Civil /
War. The books were specially and
handsomely bound for Hon. L. P. Pad
gett, somewhat corresponding in style
with the complete set of the Records
of the War, which he recently deposit
ed with the Historical Society.
Miss Irene Williams will receive
pupils in piano and violin between
three and five O'Clock on Mondays and
beginning Sept. 20, at her .
studio in the Athenaeum building.
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The first meeting of the fall of Co
lumbia Lodge of Elks was held Mon
lay night. Cleveland Bunch was mi
-iated into the mysteries of the order
and six applications for membership
we're presented.
Circuit Court Clerk A. ]. Nichols
settlements Monday of the
cases of Cooney VS.. Hughey and Moore
vs.. Railroad, and is ready to distribute
he funds to persons having claims
IN these cases.
Mr.. Miner Moore, of Murfreesboro,
las accepted a position in the prescrip-
ion department at Alcorn's drug
store.
Brady Bros. are making some i'm
in the interior of their
store. and are also having the front re-
painted.
Mr.. and Mrs. John T. Mitchell will
move into the Street house this week.
Miss Maine Massey has position
With Blocker & Co. as stenographer 4
md typewriter.
A. L. Blocker & Co. sold the Dick
Peters place on West Ninth street
Monday afternoon to Mr.. W. w. May
perry for $1,000
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. P. Street and fam
ly have moved to their hand
,ome new home on North High street.
t is one of the prettiest places in
own-modern and. convenient in ev-
cry detail.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elliott Harris have
bought the Huffaker place on the
Theta pike, and will move there to-
morrow. Mr.. Huffaker and family .
will probably move to Nashville.
Mr.. Edgar Haynes has ordered
handsome automobile, which will ar
i've Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. D. Sloan and Mr..
md Mrs. ]. Allen Sloan will move
into the Episcopal Rectory.
Mrs. Mamie Wilkes and Miss Mary l
baird, who have been spending the T
ummer months with Mrs. Robert Wat 3
,ins, have returned to the Institute, u
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