The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1906-11-16
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AROUND TOWN.


\ Willard WorIey. Jr., has accepted
position with the City Grain & FeeC
Company.
A number Of the members of thu
Columbia Lodge Of Odd Fellows wen
to Murfreesboro Thursday evening
to attend the the funeral of Mr.. A
NJ. Leach.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Magayhey have
moved into their house on Embargo
street.
The Joe Neuman building in the
southeast corner of the square. which
was badly damaged by the recent
+ fire, is being repaired.
The November issue of Trotwood' S
Monthly is the largest and best the
company has ever issued. The issue
is of 10000 1t is better printed
better edited. has more interesting
reading matter and larger, better adj
vertising patronage than any previous
number since the company was organ
lied. Columbia frienIs will rejoice at
Mr.. and Mrs Lem Thomas are re-
ceiving congratulations over the ar
rival of a little lady at their home
A. l.. Blocker & Co. sold two lots
in Riverside to Mr.. Joe Parks for 5000.
Mr.. Parks win erect two cottages for
renting purposes.
Ed Goodwin and Alt Brasier, who
have been living in the Dale cottage on
West Sixth street. will move the latter
part of the month to the Cabler cot
tage on South Main street
Orman O'Neal has accepted posi-
ton with Harlan & Evans.
While the crowd was en- route home
from the foot ball game Saturday af
ternoon. Mr. Frank G. Smiths small
automobile struck Mr. W. S. Jennings
surrey and knocked off one of the rear
wheels. No other damage was done.
Mr.. o. L. Brashear has returned
from ST. Louis, where he bought
complete stock of drugs and sundries
for the drug firm of Brashear & Fain,
which will open the latter part of this
the Bethel block on Garden street.
Mr. Brashear is we'll and favorably
known to the people of Columbia and
Maury County and enjoys the conf
dence of all Mr.. Fain has been in
the drug business at Clebourne, Tex.
for the past 35 years and will not come
to Columbia until he is able to close
out his business there.
Mrs. o, C. Wade and little daugh-
ter have returned from a visit to Nash
vile relatives.
Miss Rena Hayes has returned to
Nashville after visit to Mrs o. G. |
Wade ON the Mt. Pleasant pike.
Blair Hayes and little daughter,
Frances, of Cross Bridges, have re
turned from a visit to Nashville.
Mr.. Chas Barrett, of Mt. Pleasant, |
who has been in Columbia for the |
past week having his eyes treated, is |
much improved and has returned to
his home.
Mr.. Henry Davis, of New Decatur,
Ala, is visiting his father, Mr. Ned
Davis, at Dark's Mill
Mr.. j. N. Maroney, of Dark's Mill,
had the misfortune to lose very fine
horse last week.
Mr.. w. II. Johnson, of Nashville,
Deputy Grand Master of the Modern
Woodmen of America, is in the city
N the interest of the order, and Is
meeting with much encouragement.
He will remain for several days.
In the write up Of the poultry exhib-
tors from Maury County to the differ
mt shows in Mondays Herald, Miles
Jocks winnings at Charleston, s. C.,
we're unintentionally omitted from the
ist Mr.. Cook won first cock and Sec
md hen on his Black Minorcas with
'nly four entries.
Esq. H. F. Fariss has been instru-
mental in greatly identifying the in
erior Of the court house by allowing
he use OF some handsome potted
lants in the upstairs hallway.
The interior OF Adams & Martins s
rug store Is being papered and other
made. which will add
iuch to the beauty OF the house. c