The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1906-10-26

oVF7 THE COUNTY.


Mr.. John Wilkes and daughter, of
Mowd, have gone to Texas to visit
Mr.. Wilkes brother.
Mrs. NJ S. Church and little daugh-
ter, of Franklin, are visiting Mr.. NJ. D..
Oakley's family.
Harris Puryear won eight prem
iums out of eight entries on his home
grown Buff Orpingtons at the Biz
mingham fair Mr. Puryear won LIST,
2nd and Bird hen; LIST and End pullet.
5rd cockerel and 1st pen He had
strong competition
Let Young G. Daimwood make that
photo for YOU. Satisfaction guaran-
teed or money refunded.
+ 25-w2t-mon-wed-4t
The clipping from the Birmingham
News, reproduced in the Herald. stat
ing that s. w. Warfield had won the
prize for. mammoth pair of turkeys.
was a mistake as to the name of the
owner. Mrs w. Vance Thompson
and not Mr. Warfield, was the owner
of the prize winning birds.
Mr.. and Mrs. Benson Evins and lit
tie daughter. Elise and Miss Aline
Page, of Culleoka, visited relatives
in Roberts Bend Saturday and Sun
day
Miss Gladys Timmons visited Miss
Winnie Allen. of Roberts Bend re-
Gently.
Miss Roxie Timr'ous. of Timmons.
went last week to spend the winter
with her sister. Mrs. Tom Williams,
in Indian Territory.
Miss Fannie Walters, of Athendale.
spent from Friday +ill Monday with
Misses Pearl and Bessie Allen, of
Roberts Bend.
Mr. and Mrs. Zollie Walters, of
Timmons. are confined to their beds
with malarial fever.
Mrs. Anna Williams, of Goodwin, is
very low with consumption at this
writing.
Mr. Pitts Roberts and family, of
Zion, and Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Rob
erts and Miss Day, of Columbia. spent
Sunday with relatives in Roberts
Bend.
On account of the serious illness of
his wife, Rev H. G. Allen could not
fill his appointment at Goodwin Chapel
Sunday afternoon. Rev. ]. G. Black
wood preached in bis stead
Mrs. c. p Rberts has returned from
weeks stay with her mother. Mrs.
Fannie Gates, of Ziou.
r. S. Church, postmaster at Car
ter's Creek. has purchased the mer-
camille business conducted at that
place by J. w Jones.
I Maury county had the honor of win
ming both the first and second prizes
on wheat at the State Fair at Nash
Vile Notice has been made hereto
fore announced, was awarded to Mr..
Ned Davis, of Carriers Creek The
second prize of $50 was awarded to
the bushel of wheat shown by Mr..
John S. Frierson, of Mt. Pleasant.
duced into this county by Mr. S. w.
Warfeld from whom Mr.. Frierson
secured seed. Mr.. Frierson raised
1000 bushels of this wheat this year.
FOR SALE-Seven-room brick
dwelling, lot SSx4Oa, extending from
9Th street through to 9th street. Terms
very reasonable. Apply to
15-d1Ot&w4t A. S. JAMES.
Mr.. Will Endsley, of Admission, Ala.
is with relatives at Dark's Mill.
Mrs Columbus Frierson. of Cross
Bridges, will leave in a few days for
visit to her sister, Mrs. Brown, at
Atlanta, Ga.
Miss Dora Denham has returned
from a visit to her brother at Pleas
ant Mount.
Mr.. Angie Church has returned to
Nashville after visiting relatives here
and at Santa Fe. /
Mrs. J. o. Walker has returned to
her home in Ashwood after a visit to
Nashville relatives.
Mrs. William Cameron arrived Tues
day night from Texas to visit her faith
er in Mt Pleasant Mrs. Cameron will
be pleasantly remembered her as
Miss Kate Elicit.
Mr.. A. E. Sheldon is in Nashville.
Miss Annie Bratton returned We'd !
nesday to Shady Grove after visit
ing Miss frankie Lipscomb.
Mrs. Sue Gregory is visiting Mrs.
Dave Gregory on Bear Creek.
Miss Lucy Webster. of Cross
Bridges, is visiting friends in Nash
Vile
Miss Kittren has returned to Glen
dale after q visit tn her mother at Co |