The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1906-03-09
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v- 10 wilson has accepted the
.... .s telegraph operator at God
..a .ammeaced work Friday
,--. ..rse jameson and chilren, Of
....s Greek, are visiting her father,
er. st Thompson Station.
Miss Lavinia Parish has returned
/, Daas MIL after a visit to rela-
ives In Franklin.
Miss Lucy Webster who has been
visiting The Misses Smith, returned to
ross Bridges Thursday.
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EaGENgT NASHVILLE Tenn. Is ut =
u.s. saIlie Dew, of the Sunnyside
pe a0orhood, is quite sick.
Mr. Matthew Clyde Benderman, of
Nt Pleasant, is visiting his grand
paran.s. Mr.. and Mrs. A. L. Emmer-
son at Sunnyside.
The school at Sunnyside will open
next Monday, and be taught by Miss
Minnie Cooper, of Enterprise.
FOR SALE: Eggs from prize win
ming Buff Orpingtons at $500 an0
zoo for Is. From good utility stock
at 500 per IS. Won End and Srd
mems at Columbia Poultrye Show
W H. PURYEAR, Glendale, Tenn.
Citizens phone 200. 2-17-sat1O W
Preaching is held now every second
and fourth Sunday in the month at
Sunnyside, and the Sunday-school at
that place is in a very flourishing con-
dtion. the attendance constantly in
creasing.
Misses Bell and Bessie Green, of
Darks Mill, are the guests Of Mrs. w.
H. Shuneman.
Miss Ethel Smith, of Broadview,
returned home Friday, after visit to
her sister, Mrs. Nathaniel Ray, at
Theta
Miss Sarah Collins, of Williamsport,
is quite sick.
FOR SALE.-Pure standard bred
Barred Plymouth Rock Eggs; $3.50
per setting of ia. G. DINWID-
DIE, Columbia, Tenn. Bell phone SO.
16feb-10w
Miss Mary Hull has returned from
a visit to Miss Myrtle Timmons, of
Goodwin.
The many friends of Mr.. Abner
Cowan will be interested to know
that he has sold out his house and
stock Of goods at Campbellsville and
will move to Nashville some time
soon.
Rev. ]. w. Patton, of Santa Fe, is
in Nashville attending the Students
Volunteer Convention.
Last Friday night as Mr.. Charley
Gates was returning from Columbia
to his home in Zion, tightening struck
something near by, and shocked him
and his horse so much that his horse
fell to the ground, throwing Mr. Gates
out Of his buggy. He was not ser
iously hurt
Miss Ethel Mainland has returned
to Darks Mill, after visit to Mrs.
William Holman.
Mrs. George Collins, Of Williamsport,
is quite ILL.,
A household necessity-Dr Thomas
Electric Oil. Heals burns, cuts,
wounds Of any sort; cures sore throat,
Group, catarrh, asthma, never fails.
Mr.. sid Green will soon commence
the erection of a new residence on the
site Of the one recently burned al
DmEs Mil
Miss Bessie Allen, Of Roberts Bend, !
is visiting Mrs. James Forgey.
Mrs. Robert Oyerton, Of Spring Hin,
is the guest of Mrs. Robert Phelps.
Miss Nettie Green, OF Dark's Mill, is
the guest Of Mrs. Shuneman.
Hessrs. Hinton Frierson, w. T.
Frierson and Horace Armstrong, of
Cross Bridges, went up Saturday to
Nashville to see Master Willie Arm
strong, who is in Dr. Haggard's In
Urinary.
STUFF PLYMOUTH RocKs-Two
pens, extra fine; each headed by |
double prize winning cocks purchased |
This season. Eggs 81 per 15 Newly
Aa.ched chicks zoe each.
216t-w2t MRS. J. n. CANT.
Mr. Robert Moore, of Williamsport, T
has purchased the handsome farm on
The Nashville pike owned by DR.. w. o.
CoGee, aud will move to it some time
this spring. This is one of the finest
farms and handsomest residences in
this county.
Mrs. George Stallings, of Williams
port, is very ill.,
Rev. J. W. Whitaker, of Santa Fe,
has returned from Nashville.
S. C. BUFF ORPINGTONS: First