The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1906-02-16
AROUND TOWN.
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dress well. ta1lOr-made suit adds u
your appearance. Have your meas
ure taken for a new suit at Harlan
Evans
Will Gotham, who has been will
James Bros jewelry store for the pas
two years, left Saturday for st
Louis, where he will spend six months
in the st. Louis Matchmaking School
His brother, Robert Gotham, has &C
cepted the position with James Bros.
Mr. J. E. Dunnaway, a prominen
merchant of Orville, Ala, is here buy
ing stock.
Claud Estes has returned from the
South, where he closed out load o.
mules at the average of $195.
Mr.. George F. Dyer, of Roanoke
Va, a trainer of considerable expert
ence and reputation, is now located al
South Side Park with four head OF
good PAGERS and trotters.
Mrs. Anderson has taken the place
of janitress at the depot, Mrs. Durham
having recently married and resigned
the position.
Will Matthews has purchased a nice
carriage and handsome, gentle pair of
horses, and is meeting a long felt
want in that of a public hack subject
to calls either day or night. Just call
up Matthews stable when you wish to
drive, make calls or attend parties,
and the hack will come promptly.
Mr.. ]. N. CAN'T, who came here
some months since as manager of the
local branch Of the McNeel Marble
Co., has closed out his interests and
will return to Georgia.
Mr.. H. P. Figuers was the first mem
Der of the Columbia Bar to file a bill
at the new Chancery Court offices, and
Mr. w. C. Whitthorne the first to file
aR answer.
Mr.. Boyce Cummins, of Fayette-
vile, is clerking for the Maury Dry
Goods Company.
Mr.. Joe Cummins, of Fayetteville,
is clerking for Bogatzky & Bauman.
The handsome two-story brick man.
sion being erected on West Seventh
street by Mr.. G.. w. Reagan is near
ing completion.
The many friends of Miss Margaret
McEwen and Miss Lillian McGavock
will be much interested in the debut
of these two young ladies into the bust.
ness world. They will establish in the
front rooms of DR.. Pages Office build
ing, corner of Garden and Sixth streets,
what Columbia has long felt The need
of, fashionable dress ma6mg estab
lishment, making specially of shirt
and lingerie waists, with the dainty
touches OF hand work so dear to femi.
nine hearts. Both young ladies are
very gifted in the handling
of the needle, the adding. 10
this talent their popularity, their ven
ture bids fair to become very success
full one.
Miss Margaret McEwen will make
her home with her aunt, Mrs. r. II.
Hatcher.
The Misses Huddleston are moving
from the Cakes house on Sixth ST. eet
and will take rooms with Mrs. Freeman
on South High.
Marvin Crosthwait is thoroughly adj
vertising "Marvine" in Pulaski and
Franklin.
Roy Hart, express messenger has
been transferred to the N. & D. divis-
ion Of the L. & N.
Fred Gamble and Walker Sloan left
Monday for Fayetteville in the REQ
automobile that Mr.. Gamble is selling
in this territory. They will visit the
trade between here and Fayetteville for
J. A. Sloan Co. Mr.. Gamble will re-
turn in few days and will close trade
with the J. A. Sloan Go. for one Of these
new machines which will be used by
them in their trade.
The Britain Mar BILE Works have the
contract for furnishing and building all
the stone work in the new office build
ing being erected by Mr.. Jno. W. Fri
erson.
II. G.. Williams & Co. have rented
the building recently occupied by Az
bott & Buchanan, at the corner of s.
Main and Eighth streets, and will
open up confectionery and lunch
stand there within the next few days.
Mr.. Modrell Branch and family have
gone to Nashville where they will reside |
in the future.
Mr.. and Mrs. Marsham have taken |
rooms with Mrs. Fred Latta and are
taking their meals with Mrs. Marsh
Mayes, on High street.
Arthur Church, candidate for Sher-.
III, has put up his expense money with