The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1906-04-20

an early date a few hundred feet up
Garden street, next to the Mcneil Mar
BILE Company's shops.
The NJ. B. Crosthwait stock of drugs
fixtures and lease have been sold by
Trustee w. C. Salmon to j. P. Wake
field for the sum Of $500. The
stock of drugs was Appropriated at
81, 200 and the fixtures and lease at
$500.
MULTIPLICATION or lady with
good reference, to travel by rail OF
rig, for a firm of $25O,OO00O capital.
Salary $1,O72.O0 per year and expenses;
salary paid weekly and expenses adj
vanced. Address, with stamp, JOS.
A. ALEXANDER, Columbia, Tenn. 1t
DR.. w. E. Martin has rented the Of
fees recently vacated by Dr. Halle
Padgett. DIR. Frank McGavock, it is
said, will move from Spring Hill to
Columbia and open dental offices in
the same building.
The Little Blues and the Columbia
Clippers will cross bats Friday after
noon at Riverside Park.
Mr.. ]. W. Patterson and family, of
Hardlson Mills, have moved to River
side and will occupy the cottage va
Gated by the family of Mr.. ]. D. Cheek.
The Bachelors Club, which has had
it's domicile at the cottage on High
street owned by Miss Nettie Dew, is
going to disband, and will give up the
house on the first of next month, and
the members of the club are all busy
seeking quarters elsewhere.
The old town bell has been taken
down and shipped away by the Seth
Thomas Clock Co. to whom it was sold.
The tower has been dismantled and
as soon as the Dewey cannon is re-
moved, the square will present a
greatly improved appearance.
The fire department will test the
fire alarm tonight at eight o'clock
| This notice is made in order that there
will not be any excitement when the
alarm is turned in. There was some
trouble in the alarm last night when
it was turned ia and the test is be-
ing made so as to locate the trouble.
Messrs. Lynch and E. G. Perry have
awarded the contract for rebuilding
their burned buildings on North Main
street, to the Vaughan Manufacturing
Co., and work of removing the debris
is already in progress. The new build
ing will be nicely finished and will
prove quite an improvement to North
Main street.
City Marshall Webb has returned
from a meeting of the chiefs of police
of the United States at Hot Springs
Ark
Mrs. Nell Hughes and Miss Rohel.
of Knoxville, returned Sunday from a
short visit to relatives in Mt. Pleas
ant.
Mrs L. w. North and little daugh-
ter, of Birmingham, Ala, are visiting
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs Moseloy, on
the Bear Creek pike.
Miss Louise Cherry is in Dickson
attending the State Convention of the
Foreign Missionary Society CT the
First M E. Church.
Mrs. Charles A. Forgey leaves We'd !
nesday for New York City to spend |
several weeks with her sister, Mrs
Ernest B. Boyd.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Jones and sis
ter, Miss Carrie McGaw, spent East
err in Nashville with DR.. and Mrs. H.
NJ McLaurine.
Mrs. Willie Freeman and Miss Irene
will leave Wednesday for
Spring Hill, where they will spend sew
eral days with relatives.
Miss Nell ChafIin went down to Mt
to attend the dance given
by the young gentlemen of that city
1T the Frierson House Tuesday even
ms.
Messrs. ]. l.. Marshall, G.. A. Arm
strong, William Patterson, J. S. Nc
Afee and Hon. w P. Mcclure, OF Lew
burg, spent yesterday in the city and
heard Senator Carmack speak.
Rev. Taylor has concluded his SER
vices at the Methodist Episcopal
Church and returned to Wartrace. He
made many friends and established
Inc reputation as a pulpit speaker
while here.
Mr. Frank Dewitt Smith and his
MOTHER Mrs. Eliza Smith, who have
,een spending the winter in Pasadena,
California, are spending few days in
he city en- route to their home in
Tenn. 7
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.