The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1906-02-23
AROUND TOWN.

Mr.. Richard Smith, formerly in bus
mess in Columbia, but more recently
of Lewiston, Idaho, has decided thai
Columbia is the best place after all
and after March 1, can be found be
hind the counter at WOldridge's drue
store. This will be pleasant news tt
the many friends of Mr.. Smith and
his attractive wife. Mr.. Smith will
simply be an addition to the efficient
force at Woldridge's.
The following young gentlemen
have been elected officers to serve Oh
the staff of the c. M. A. Annual: Will
Fleming, editor-in-chief; Robert Pill
low, business manager; Avery Coble
advertising manager; Clinton Whit
thorne, literary editor; Walter Geersr
art editor; Frank White, athletic ed
itor, and Hinton Kittrell, miscellan-
eous editor.
The Senior Glass at the c. M. A.,
was organized Thursday and the fol-
lowing officers elected: Clinton Whit
thorne, President; Robert Pillow,
Vice President; Eugene Orr, Secre-
tary and Treasurer; Hinton Kittrell,
Glass Orator, and Robert Clark, Crit
ic.
Mr.. James Roberts, who had con-
vulsion some days since at Nashville,
continues very low and there is little
hope of his recovery. Mrs. Roberts
has been at his bedside for the past
few days.
Miss Laura Lendrum was the first
stenographer who reported a case in
the new court house.
Ed T. Church is spending a few
days with his family at the residence
of Mr.. T. E. Lipscomb.
Ernest Wilson, of Columbia, was a
large winner at the Franklin Poultry
Show on his Buff Leghorns. He won
the following classes: LIST and End
cockrel; LIST and End hen; LIST, End,
Bird, 4th and 5th pullet; LIST and End
pen.
F. H. Smith has qualified in the
County Court as guardian of Mrs.
Fannie B. Scott.
W. G.. Renfro has rented the Buch-
nau shop on North Main street. Mr..
w. M. Buchnau will still be associated
In the business.
Mr.. s.. o. Thomas has rented the
Woodside place on East Ninth street
and will move his family from Camp
bell Station this week.
$4,000 in taxes were taken in at the
Trustees Office Monday.
The Riverside Planning Mills have
been awarded the contract for the
erection of handsome residence for
Mr. C. A. Parker on West Seventh
street next to Mr.. Sparrows new
lone. Work will begin at once and |
he building will be completed by |
November 1st. This new building will |
re quite an improvement for West |
seventh
Oliver Stoddard, who clerks for
Jhaffin Bros, is laid off with a sore !
land.
Mr.. Mora Fariss will take the fol-
owing party of young ladies up Sat
Irday to see Ben Hur: Misses Jessie
andrews, Eugenia Coppee, Myrtle
Watkins, Mary Ella and Elizabeth
Tariss.
DR.. George Williamson was initi-
tied into the order of Elks Friday |
light.
The voting precinct in the old dis
riot No. / has been changed from |
to Fly.
Smith Thomas has moved his string |
If twelve PAGERS and trotters from |
Glendale Stock Farm to South Side |
Park.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. p. Street have
to ]. P. Street & Co., in
a warehouse and lot on
East Seventh street for $4,000.
The ladies of the First Methodist
Church will serve dinner on the first
Monday in March.
A little daughter has arrived at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Gaskill.
Walter Direct has been shipped
from Memphis and arrived here Tues
day. He is at South Side Park.
The work will soon be completed