The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1906-08-31
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home on West Sixth street.
Rev. J. w. Cherry has returned from
Primms.
D. B. joyce & Son sold nice pair
of horses to John Fraser Saturday.
R. G. Bates had a nice driving horse
to die one day last week.
NJ. G. McCord has sold his interest
in the livery business on South Main
street to his partner. C. D. Dark.
Evan Helm, who is billing the coun-
ty for the Maury County Fair Associa-
ton, says that though he has done
this same work for the Association
for number of years, he never saw
such general interest as the people
are taking now Evan thinks the
cows and calves will be turned togeth-
er Fair week and everybody will come
to town. The Wild West
Show seems to be the cause
of greatest interest In some
parts of the county. and it is safe to
say that this feature win draw many
additional spectators to the meeting.
At last Columbia has felt the skat-
ing craze which is sweeping the .coun-
try and will fall in line. The Vaughn
Mfg Company today received the con-
tract for the construction of a large
and well-appointde rink, and will be-
gin work at once A first-class hard
wood floor will be laid and all the
conveniences Of the best city Kinks
provided. Ashby Wilkins. who will
manage the rink has arranged with
Manager Bordeiser fthe Hippodome
Rink at Nashville to use many Of the
special features he win bring south
for his patrons. and later will place
Columbia in the list of towns to COM
pose the Rolo-Polo League. This is
the most popular and exciting game
ever played on skates and is something
never seen in the south before this
season.
Messrs. b. Regen, Will Dale and
VIII Majors, company of three young 7
gentlemen, have rented the Frierson q
Hall and will use the same as a skat- G
ng rink until building can be built :
or the purpose. The skates have
been ordered and the rink will be
opened within the next week or ten
lays.
w. r. Harrison left Sunday for Muir
reesboro with string of six horses.
Mr.. A. L. Blocker has commenced
york on the building in the northeast
orper of the square, where he will
ave his gerage located. a
The commissions for the newly
lecter Justices of the Peace of Maury
ounty have arrived from Nashville.
So. r. H. Guest was the first magis-
ate sworn in. =
West End is to have a new meat !
arket Some parties are going to =
pen a meat shop in the store house 81
lining w. G. Harlan in the Sheppard p'
d stand The shop will be open for "
Isiness next Saturday 60
Mrs. Mary Hines kindergarten and 81
imary school will open on the tenth Of
next month in the basement Of the tn
APPEL at the Institute. In
Mr.. Jack Cakes Is building nice
lex residence in Riverside. o
The bill Of lading for the twelve o
ssenger automobile ordered by Mr.. Q
'ank G. Smith has been received o
d the machine is expected within o
& next few days. Mr.. Smith Is hav-
3 his gerage enlarged at the Athe-
cum pr
The Columbia Punblic Schools will Go
en- next Monday, Sept. 2. under the me
'st promising auspises for several Of
airs. The buildings have been re- vic
,deled and other extensive improve !
.nts made. Mr.. T. O. Brooks, the Is
'istant principal. will have charge !
the grammar school, composed Of POI
4th, 9Th, 9Th and 9TH grades. OF
dr. J. A. Sloan has rented the Epis- \
,al Ssctory and will move into the pa,
idence some time next month. File
Padgett has been in \
ID by President Roosevelt to visit 3.a,
ster Bay September srd and WITT \
IS the review of the North Atlantic 90.
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postal from Prof. Louis Spencer :
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iiei s.a'eS '',a' nc 'a'u ~ visi
4 iislocated knee, but that he will
in shape to attend Maury County's ~.
80 = n.,sa ,.,,,, oan har latt
dergarten and Primary Music ~
DOL at the Athenaeum on the 10th re-
lext month. i"A'
r. Robert Moore and family are
ing from Willismsport to their 4
lie on the Nashville pike, which =