The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1906-06-01
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:. ,rr Pleasant Tuesday and
s-s1 four bone rollers. The as
nsn- before Esq. Ricketts, was 50
costs in each case.
u Kate Aydelotte has sold her
st in 1914 acres of land in the
district to Mrs. J. H. Penning-
! for $500. ..
- " R. Bratton, substantial far
- hickman county, is visiting
4ends in the city.
'u-,vTED-1OO hands, women pre-
"a at the COLUMBIA CANNING
factory. z4-oz'% T
noDnrv Sheriff Goad arrested John
IN IT, colored, this week on a
w. Of violating the game law. The
: vas caught shooting squirrels,
a. the closed season on squirrels
,ot over till June l.
u and Mrs. William McEwen have
,,nrned to Shady Grove after brief
~ TO Columbia relatives.
n. and Mrs. Dalton Oliver are re-
.,rirg congratulations over the ar
Ir.l of a fine boy. The young man
!. named Benjamin s. Oliver.
"a Wiltshire sold Friday to E. M.
vsooIer of Mt. Pleasant, IL mules
!, s2SS5.OO. Mr.. Wheeler will use
NJ mules in his mines.
bliss Shaw, Of the Theta school, won
no medal in the oratorical contest at
Howard Institute Friday evening.
The school at Dark's Mill, taught
~ Miss Daisy Roam, will close next
Friday with picnic in the adjoining
grove,
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Jones, of Mt. Pleas
ant are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. J. X
Orr
The Herald job department solicits
vour school announcement and pro
cram work. Work turned out prompt
" on a days notice. Prices reason
able
Mrs. Ella Kipp, who has been visit
Ing her sister, Mrs. E. c. Gardner, Of
Dark's Mill, has returned to her home
at New Albany, Iowa.
Mrs. John Haywood and Mrs
Eugene Fitzgerald are visiting Mrs
J. \. Maroney.
Messrs. Ed Armstrong and w. E
Jones went to Gallatin on business
Friday.
Miss Olivia Letsinger has returned
to her home at Jones Valley after
visit to her sister, Mrs. w. w. Page
Mr.. J. B. Farmer, of Culleoka, wa
thrown from his horse Friday and yer.
painfully hurt. Mr.. Farmer was on
hunting and while tinkering with tn
safety trigger of his gun it was dis
charged and frightened his hors
which became unmanabeable and n
was thrown violently to the ground
No bones were broken.
Mr.. Polk Goodwin and daughter, Mrs
z, NJ. Timmons left Tuesda
for Union City, having been calle
there by the serious illness of MI
Godwins uncle, DR.. Sam Goodwin.
Mr. James Latta, of Santa Fe,
visiting friends in Nashville thi
week,
Mrs W. L. Lucas and children hav
returned from a visit to Mrs. Lucas
sister in Nashville.
TAKEN UP:-About six month
ago a large dehorned yellow COW cam
to my house on Bigbyville pike, thre
miles from Columbia, and took up wit
my cows and would not leave. DIVINE
can have same by paying for her kee
and this ad. Address WILL STEEP
ENSON, Columbia, Tenn. d&w-l
Mr. Ed Goodwin and wife spent SUI
day with his parents in the countr,
Miss Gladys Timmons, who ha
been attending school in Union Cit,
is expected home this week.
The children of DR.. and Mrs. }.
Witherspoon are with their gran'
moher, Mrs. Dixon at Ashwood, Il
the summer. DR.. and Mrs. Wit
erspoon are on an extended tri
through the north.
Miss Vasti Ballanfant left Mo
day for a visit to her brother in Texa
She will stop over in ST. Louis for
few days.
Rev. j. G. Blackwood will I'LL h
regular appointment at Goodwin chap
next Sunday at II o'clock.
Mr.. H. B. Blackwell, of Coope
Texas, who is visiting relatives
Roberts Bend, is i'll with bronchltls
Miss Maud Dawson, of Timmon
who has been quite sick, is able to
up
Miss Lima Blackman, of Nashvlll
is visiting her grandfather, Mr.. ).
Evans.
Mr. and Mrs. NJ. T. Evans have
turned from visit to Nashville.