The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1906-11-02
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Nit Bunch has accepted a position
with H. E. Ritter.
Miss Fannie Lou Butts is back at
the Maury Dry Goods.
Mr.. r. C. Church is having his home
on West Seventh street reprinted and
papered
Mr.. Geo. r. Raglan will finish his
new home on Yves. Seventh street
this week.
Mr.. W. C. Aydelott has bought the
Worley Bros. job printing establish
ment and has taken charge
John W. Mayberry has purchased
the R. D. Peters piece on West Ninth
street. and is moving his family to
town. The price paid was S1.O25.
The Herald is In receipt ola handsome
book of views Of Bellingham. Wash,
sent by Mr.. T. A. McCrady, former
Maury countian, nov residing at that
place.
Mr.. s. H. Voss and family of West
End, will move shortly to Florence,
Ala, where Mr.. Voss is interested in
large lumber concern Mr.. and Mrs.
Wallace Tucker will occup the voss
home.
The halls of the Columbia Lodge of
Masons have been draped in memory
of Past Grand Master, ]. L. Sloan,
who died at Linden in August. Mr..
Sloan was master of ceremonies at
the laying of the corner stone of the
new court house, and was one of the
most prominent Masons in the
State. The local lodge rooms will
remain draped sixty days.
Il Prof. ]. E. Edgerton went to Fayette
vile Friday and acted as referee in
the Morgan-Conder game. Morgan
won by a score Of IL to 0.
One of the pumps at the pumping
station is in a crippled condition and
\ new cylinder is being placed in the
I other pump. In consequence the wat
er has been cut off today so as to keep
water in the reservoir in case of fire.
Mr.. Robinson states that one of the
pumps will be fixed today and the
\ water turned ON tonight.
! Col A. NJ. Hughes spoke at Law
\ renceburg Saturday in the interest
of the republican ticket.
\ Henry Moore, of Glendale, has ac-
cepted position with McKennon,
/ Anderson & Foster.
party of local l.. & n. bridgemen
and mechanics left Monday for Pensa-
| cola, to help repair the damage to the
railroad property at that place as re-
suit of the recent storm.
! A new pavement is being erected on
Garden street from Ninth to Tenth
I streets.
Leondias Polk Bivouac will meet
Monday at the court house. All Con-
federates, whether members of the
bivouac or not, and all sons and daugh-
tiers of Confederates are invited to
meet with the bivouac.
The instruments for the band to be
II organized at the C. NJ. A. have arrived.
All members of Hone Rebeccrh
Lodge No. 81 are requested to meet at
the Masonic Hall Friday night at 7:15
as business of Importance is to come
before the Lodge.
I'll EnD roap,
dwelling, lot S3x402, extending from
9Th street through to 9th street. Terms
very reasonable. Apply to
n 15-d1Ot&w4t A. S. JAMES.
Il Hon E. L. Gregory. of Mt. Pleas
ant, will address the people of Maury
county in Columbia Monday afternoon
in behalf of the republican ticket. Mr..
Gregory will ask division of time
with Hon. L. P. Padgett, who will
speak the same afternoon in Columbia
In behalf of the democratic ticket.
Mr.. ]. 7. Baugh, who has been cut
ting meat in Columbia for the past
Is years, will have charge of Mr.. G.
W. Nichols Meat Market on South
Main street, and Mr.. Nichols announ-
ces that if any of his customers re-
ceive piece of meat that is not sat
Isfactory, that all that is necessary is
to return It and il will be scratched
off the books. Mr.. Nichols proposes
to furnish Columbia place where
can be had the best of fresh meats,
dressed fowls, etc.
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