The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1906-12-14
AROUND TOWN.

Come now Don't wait until the
best Suits are gone.-T N. FIG
UERs.
AT a meeting of the Modern Wood
men of America held Friday at theil
hall in the Woodbridge building, the
following officers were elected for the
ensuing year: DIR. o. ]. Potter, Coun
sci; Emmett Caldwell, Advisor, John
T. Mitchell, Banker; Eugene Afford
Escort; Clyde Smith, Watchman; Les
lie Simms,. Sentinel. Messrs, c. H
Johnson. w. B. Wooten and C. w
Randolph were elected Trustees.
The Daily or Weekly is an accept
able Christmas Gift.
Sam Caperton has accepted a posi-,
ton with George s. Alcorn as book.
keeper.
First come first served at the clos
ing out Clothing sale.-T. N. FIG.
UERS.
Mr.. r. w. Hight has gone to Flor
ida with a car load of horses. He will
return Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. E. New have rented
the Ragan home, recently erected in
West End. and will go to house-keep-
ing the first Of next year.
J. w. Nichols has qualified in the
County Court as administrator of the
estate of T. J. Lockhart, deceased.
Mr.. r. E. Nichols has rented the
Alex Mckay house on Eighth street
and will move in as soon as Mr.. Nc
Kay. aEd family leave for Fayetteville.
Rush to the closing out Clothing
sale at T. N. FTGUERS.
Mr.. Alex Mckay will move to Fay.
etteville some time this month and
engage in the horse and mule bust
ness. Many friends in Columbia and
Maury county win regret Mr.. McKay's
departure.
Mr.. c. A. Parkers new home will
be completed next week and Mr.. Park
er and family will move in at once.
This is one Of the handsomest homes
in the city and makes quite an Inn
provement to the appearance OF the
neighborhood.
A Suit and Oyercoat nearly for the
price of one at the closing out SALE
T. N. FTGUERS.
Rev. A. p Gregory and family, who
have been making their home at their
farm on the Hampshire pike, have
moved to Petersburg. where Mr.. Greg.
ory has accepted the pastorate of the
Presbyterial church The family
have made many friends since coming
to Maury county, and their departure
will be viewed with regret,
Clinton Jones, colored, was arraign-
ed before Recorder Erwin Wednes
day on charge of assaulting lobe
Green, colored, with a pistol. He was
bound over to court and released on
bond.
Messrs. Frank Chafin, of Column
bia, and Frank Rushton,s of Birming- |
ham, have gone up the river on a |
hunting and fishing trip.
Mr.. and Mrs Pat billiard have I
moved from the Fly neighborhood to
he junction of~South Garden and High
streets.
DR.. A. G. Dinwiddie and family are
installed in their new home In West
end.
Louis Loeb is making satisfactory
progress on his new three-story build
ng on South Main street
The holiday rush is on with the ex-
,ress company and all men available
re kept busy. Local Agent Kirk says
he holiday rush started earlier this
ear than he ever saw before. The
hipment of poultry to the eastern
markets has been especially heavy.
he dealers have experienced consider
BILE difficulty in getting cars for live
'oultry and have had, to dress the
oultry and ship by refrigerator cars
e by express.
Columbia merchants a. rule, show I
unusually good taste in their window
isplays and one can but be attracted
y the displays Of holiday goods being
hown in many of the windows.
The holiday shopping is on and the =
tore keepers are kept busy these
avs waiting on customers. Don't
clay your shopping too long. Now is
lie time to get choice and you can
ct waited on to better satisfaction y
lis week than you can next. The va
ETY. and quality of goods shown by X