The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1906-09-14


Seventh street for the coming year.
Mrs. Mary Polk and daughter. Mis-
Minnie, returned Thursday from
fortnight's stay at Mr.. Frank Alexan
der's on the Pulaski pike. Miss Min
ME Polk will have charge of the sec
ond grade in the public school THU
next session.
There is an old saying that "BlooC
will tell" Tuesday night when Mr.
Frank G. Smith lost his big automo
bile by fire. he telegraphed the factory
about getting a duplicate. When the
Athenaeum was burned fifty years ago
his grandfather, Rector F. G.. Smith
made contracts the night of the fire
for many thousands of dollars worth
of materials for the new buildings.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. P. Woodbridge will
be at the Institute this winter.
Matthew Cox, the Contemporaries
son of Gov. John l. Cox. would have
been In attendance at the Columbia
Military Academy had it not been for
the unfortunate accident few weeks
ago in which his ankle was shatter-
ed. His father and mother are with
him now in Virginia, where it is feared
amputation of his foot will be neces-
sary.
The Farmers and Merchants Bank
card in this issue shows a nice in
crease in business over this time a
year ago. Their deposits on the 4th
day of this month were larger, by
$114,7S1.S5, than on the same date in
1905.
Mr.. George Parkes has moved to
the Sam Hayes place at Riverside.
DR.. Sam Hayes and family have
moved to the county jail.
Mrs. Robert Barber and family, of
will move here next week
to make this their future home.
Friends of Mrs. Jessie Ellington will
be sorry to hear of the critical illness
If her father, Prof. Cox, of Murfrees-
1oro.
Miss Mary Ashton will begin her
music class at the studio at the Athe-
laeum next Monday morning.
w. D. Caskey has sold to ]. N.
frank SIS acres of land in the fifth
district for Salts.
The number of mules and horses
hown on the streets for sale Monday
vas a strong reminder OF First Mon
ay.
Mr.. Tom Forgey has purchased the |
ack Cakes residence on the corner of
Vest Sixth and Garden streets. DR.. |
!. A. Forgey and family will occupy
he house.
Patrons of the Bethel had to wait |
while for their supper Sunday night,
S the officers swooped down on the
lg six walters. charged with shooting
raps.
Messrs. Ben Fly and f. R. Estes &
on have consented to show fifteen |
airs of the finest mules In Maury /
,unty on mule day at the Fair. This
ill be treat to all who are inter-
sted in the breeding of fine live stock.
uIe day at the Fair is the 26th.
The congregation OF the Episcopal
lurch had rare treat in the singing
Miss Lena Jackson, of Birmingham,
the Sunday morning service. Her
'ndition of the offertory, "One Sweet
Solemn Thought" will long be re-
embered by music lovers in Column
a.
Herman Lefkovits, of Nashville, has {
cepted position with Joe Ritz.
Mr.. VIII Shields and mother and
ster have rooms with Mrs. Burrows h
Eighth street. I,
DR.. and Mrs. Garrett Merrill have
oms with Mrs. Ed Williams. i
Mrs. Piunlett. OF Nashville, has
pms with Mrs. Ed Williams on South
rden street. :.
Cant look we'll, eat well or feel well &
tn impure blood feeding your body.
ep the blood pure with Burdock II
bod Bitters. Eat simply, take exer-
e. keep clean and you will have v
g life.
Ar. Lem Woody has ordered six
n passenger automobile. which he II
! run between Columbia and VIII
in place of his old hack
dr. and Mrs. Herman Tucker will 2