The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1906-09-28
Town and COUNTY NEWS
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AROUND TOWN.

Mr.. B. L. Gibson and family hav,
moved from Fountain Greek to a cot
tage in West End.
Henry Mckee has accepted a posi-
ton with the Racket
We will buy all the good apples yol
will bring to us at 25 cents per bush
ell. COLUMBIA CANNING COMPANY
17-d2t&w2t
Extensive improvements are being
made at the Racket. The floors being
relaid and other necessary improve
ments made
Messrs. H. L. White, ]. o. Scotch
and Sumner Armstrong went to Spring
Hill Thursday night, where they con.
ferred the initiatory degree on the
candidates for Odd Fellowship.
The Winnie Davis Chapter, Daugh-
tiers of the Confederacy will serve
dinner in Columbia the first Monday
in November.
ARA Holtz has resigned his position
as clerk at the Post Office and has &C
cepted position with the Information
al Phosphate Co. His friends will re-
joice at this deserved promotion
]. H. Hagey shipped six cars of
cattle to Louisville today.
Joyce & Son have purchased of VIII
Cherry an extra fancy two-year-old
filly, with which they hope to win their
share of the premiums at the fair
The purchase price was 5000.
Brady Brothers have installed a new
lighting system in their jewelry store,
and this with other improvements re-
Gently made, adds much to it's attrac-
tiveness.
Itch! Itch! Itch!-Scratch! Scratch!
Scratch! The more you scratch the
worse the itch. Try Doan's Ointment.
1t cures piles, eczema, any skin itching.
All druggists sell it.
Miss Aulean Martin, who is a niece
of Mr.. Will Ballanfant, of Culleoka,
has been appointed stenographer to
Governor Cox.
Messrs. Raymond Adkisson, Tull
Worley and W. D. Hastings took the
obligatory degree in the Modern Wood
men of American Friday night.
]. M. Foster has accepted a position
with the Florence Wagon Works, and
will make it to the interest of every
one who wants wagon if they will
see him before buying. Headquarters
Roberts Machine Co. Write or phone
if you need a wagon. 25-d&w1t
Mr.. Feltner, Prof. Brooks, Mr.. Rob-
inson and Will Webster were recently
elected members of the Century Club.
Mr.. Jack Suth, of Nashville, will
have charge of Mr.. A. L. Blocker.s
during the fair and will
probably have charge of Mr.. Blocker's
garage when completed.
Mr.. Silas Bullard, of Milford, Mich. |
Is visiting his brother, Mr.. George |
Bullard, of Columbia whom he has not |
seen for about twenty years These
brothers were veterans in the Civil |
War, and were of the squad that made
he capture of President Jefferson
Davis in Georgia, after Lee and Joe
had surrendered. After the
capture Mr.. Silas Billiard was detailed
o ride beside the President, holding
he Presidents bride rein. He keeps
he bride as a trophy in a glass case,
md has refused five hundred dollars
or it.
Two of the Wild West Show Indians !.
,ot hold of some whiskey Saturday
light and became very unruly in
Black Bottom. They were taken in
barge by the police and were later
aiken to South Side Park. Mr.. Ken
edy was very angry over the occur
ence and asks the Herald to make
ublic the penalty attached to the
rhine of selling or giving whiskey to
indians The penalty is from one to
We years in the penitehtiary and all
gents of the Government are requir-
d to prosecute offenders against the
NV. Mr.. Kennedy is under heavy bond I
) the Government to care for these
ndians and says he will prosecute +,
ny man who let's them have whis-
ey. II
Dr.. L. c. Burgard's automobile and 9
ne of Matthews Livery Stable bug
les collided on Garden and Eighth a
treets about dusk Monday evening. In
he automobile was almost at stand. /
Ill and lost only lantern; the bug.
Y had one wheel injured. No person a
as injured n
The many friends of Mr.. Houston
honias will be glad to know that he "
convalescing. He was In town Mon t,
ny for the first time in two months,
Id pressed his buggy springs forty h