The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1906-09-21
town And COUNTY NEWS
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OVER THE COUNTY.
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Mr.. hurry Armstrong has gone tt
Alabama to accept a position with thu
Birmingham Southern Railway.
| Miss Rebecca Stephenson has re
turned to her home in Zion after g
visit to Birmingham relatives.
| Will Fleming. Jr, has rented the w
]. Armstrong farm for next year.
D. B. Joyce & Son sold a nice horse
to Meridian, Miss, gentleman Thurs
day.
Mrs. Emma Stallings and Miss Elma
Collier are with relatives in Nash
vile.
| Miss Mamie Irwin, of Bear Creek,
is with Miss Mary Mitchell.
Miss Sadie Williams, of Water Val
ley, is at Primm Springs.
Mrs. Craig and Miss Bessie Craig,
of Mt. Pleasant, are spending several
weeks at Primms.
Mr.. A G. Dawson has returned from
visit to Oklahoma and Indian Terri
tory.
Miss Elizabeth Schaub will have
charge of short hand, bookkeeping
and type-writing at the Columbia In
stitute, and will give these depart
ments her careful, personal attention.
Miss Schaub will take no outside pu-
pills, so students will have the advan-
tage of her entire time and thorough
training. aug11-d1t&w2t
Thursday Mr. ]. W. Jewell sold his
place of about fifteen acres adjoining
the Chattanooga Railway and Mr..
Dock Browns for three thousand dol
lars cash. The buyer was Mr.. P. c.
of Lincoln County, who will
move his family here about November
LIST. Mr.. Jewell bought this property
last December from Mrs. NJ. G. Grant,
it is generally known as the George
Harlan place.
Miss Roxie Timmons, of Timmons,
will leave next week for a visit to rel
atives in Indian Territory.
Miss Fannie Mai Garner has return
ed from a visit to Miss Eliza Davis at
Darks Mills.
: We will buy all the good apples you I
will bring to us at % cents per bush +
Fl. COLUMBIA CANNING COMPANY. !
Miss Willie Dell Sowell, of Santa
Fe, will leave Monday for Lebanon to !
enter school,
Mr.. Sam Armstrong has returned |
rom Beaver Dam.
John Allen, of Santa Fe, will leave !
Monday to enter Vanderbilt.
Miss Laura Church, of Santa Fe,
goes Monday to Lebanon, where she
will enter school.
Mr.. Megglesen has closed his lee
ures at Zion church, and will go to
Mt Pleasant, where he will give
series of lectures.
Mrs. George Armstrong has return
ID from Primms.
Mr.. ALI Thompson has gone South
IN his trip, after a few days visit to
lis sister, Miss Clara Thompson, here.
Mrs. Sue Boyd, of Nashville, is visit
ng Mrs Horsley.
WITH EDGED TOOLS, the new
lovel by Henry Seton Merriman, will
'egin in Mondays Herald.
Mrs. Martha Woody, of Santa Fe, is
listing Mr.. Lem Woody at Williams
lort
Miss Emma Stallings, of Williams
ort, will leave Monday for Nashville.
The will enter Belmont Seminary at
hat place.
Mrs. George Taylor, of Winchester,
5 visiting DR.. Collins at Williams
ort. l.
Mrs. James Dobbins, of Williamsport
) with friends in Columbia,
Miss Emma Stallings, of Williams
ort, is visiting in the city.
MIS-. I1uSn IOIISI anu SuIluI chs VI |
are visiting relatives at
lshwood.
Mr.. w. J. Terrell, of Beulah, Miss,
; visiting relatives at Carter's Creek.
Ir. Terrell is making quite a success
s planter in his new home.
Mrs Grace House has returned to 1
er home in Gallatin, after visit to
ion relatives. Miss Annie Mcmillan
ccompanied her for visit.
Mr. Robert Moore and family have (
loved from Williamsport and Mr..
ollie Gardner, of Shady Grove has
ented the place.
Miss Elenora Jones and Elura Cor
on have returned to Cross Bridges
fter visiting Mrs. W. o. Gordon at
arks Mills.
Edgar Woolard of the c.. M. A.,
,ent from Thursday until Monday at
is home.
Miss Clark IF Nashville Is visiting