The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1906-06-08
'osssssessososes
OVER THE COUNTY.



Herman Rhum, at Mt. Pleasant.
Mrs. Claude Goodwin, of Nashville,
is visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Eli Fraser.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Witherspoon,
of Nashville, came out to attend the
Undergraduates wedding.
Mrs. John Rhum, of Mt. Pleasant,
is visiting relatives in Nashville.
Miss Minnie Lou Davis has returned
home after visit to Miss Luly Fly
at Zion.
The Herald job department solicits
your school announcement and pro-
gram work. Work turned cut prompt
ly on days notice. Prices reason
able. If
Mrs. Christine Gordon, of Dark s
Mills, the mother of Mrs. Charles
Nichols, is very ILL.,
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. K. Polk, of Okla
homa, are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Ned
Davis at Carriers Creek.
WANTED-1OO hands, women pre-
ferred, at the COLUMBIA CANNING
FACTORY. 24-d2t&w1t
Miss Eliza Davis is visiting Miss
Louise Meroney at Dark's Station.
G. w Blair has purchased 147 acres
of land in the 3rd district of A. P.
Odil for s2,066, and an equal number
of acres adjoining from w. H. Black
burn for $2,O66.
FOR SALE:-Ten good broken
mules. F. R. ESTES & SON, R. R. IA,
Columbia, Tenn Citizen telephone
1892. 7-1Ot&w2t
Miss Daisy Roam, whose school at
Dark's Mill closed Friday, gave her
pupils very delightful picnic at
Crouches on Rutherford Creek Sat
urday
FOR SALE:-Fine four months-old
Setter and Pointer Pups Males $40
and Females So Only few left. Ad-
dress j. L. BUFORD, DeRay, Tenn.
junS-4t
Miss Sadie Williams has returned
from a visit to relatives in Nashville.
Mr.. and Mrs c.. V. Hull have re-
turned from a visit to Mrs G. L. King
in Nashville.
FOR SALE:-A splendid thorough
bred Jersey COW, with right young
calf Call the Herald over either
phone. 4-6t&w1t
Mrs. Charles Dodd, of Nashville,
returned Monday to Nashville, after
visit to the family of Mr.. Russell
Estes.
STRAYED OR sTOLEN:-Three
milk cows, one fawn colored Jersey,
one red muley, one light roam, with
horn stripped For reward. call E. w. !
NAPIER, over either phone. d&w1t
Miss jamie Orman, of Spring Hill. |
who has been visiting her brother,
Mr. Sykes Orman in Columbia, has
gone to Russellville, Ala, and from
there will go to California.
WILSON & REGEN have moved |
their Insurance office from the Void !
ridge building to the first floor of the !
Frierson Office building on North Main
street. 4-d&w1mo
Mr.. Alb Pratt and family of Nash
vile, are visiting Mr.. E. c. Alexander
at Alexander Bend.
TAKE NOTICE:-Now is the time
to have your pictures made, for I am
going to spend July and August at
resort. For the best work at
living prices call at YOUNG'S GAIL
LERY, No. 9, East Ninth street, Co
lumbia w-4t&d9&16
Mr. Kimbero, of Kentucky, has re-
turned home after a visit of several
days to Mr.. Horace Timmons on Knob
Creek
FOR SALE:-Second hand buggy
Top badly worn; running gear good;
wheels good as new. Price only $40
Inquire at Herald office. d&wtf
Mr.. George Sedberry and family, of
Spring Hill, have returned home after
a visit to relatives in Little Lot, Tenn.
Mrs. Seth K. Martin, of Denver,
Col, is visiting Mrs Hinton Kittrell
at Mt. Pleasant.
Mr.. D. W. Shofner, of Mt. Pleasant,
Is attending the Convention of State
Bankers at Lookout
Prof H. D. Nave, of Hay Long Col
ege, is spending the week at Sum-
nertown and will leave Saturday for
lis old home in Indiana.