The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1907-02-22
AROUND TOWN.

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The Electrical Theatre have put 4
new graphophone and VIII give &
lustrsted songs In connection wiu
their other amusements.
We have some Spring Hats in an,
VIII be glad to have you come and Sc,
them.-MAURY MILLINERY co.
1857
Do you want to make money At
tend Bogatzky q Bauman's Inventor,
Sale.
Mr.. w. p. worley has bought out
the interest OF Messrs. Boyd Andrews
Newt Gamble and H. NJ. Tindel In the
Electrical Theatre on South Main
street
Friends of Miss Lou Fleming, who Ia
In Nashville at an inhrmary, will be
glad to hear she is improving.
Better than money in the Bank. Sup
ply your present and future needs and
save half at Bogatzky & Bauman's
Sale. ....
The sportsmen are taking advan-
tage OF the last days of the open hunt
ing season and many of them are in
the fields with gun and dog.
The Fair Association has arranged
to build new fence around South
Side Park The Association has pur-
chased two lots just east of the Floral
Hail from Dr. ]. H. Wilkes, and will
add them to the enclosure.
To favor those that were unable to
attend our Sale on account of the
severe weather, we have continued
this sale to March 10th.
Representative Galloway is deeply
interested in the Juvenile Reform
School and is a member of the House
Committee which has this matter in
charge. At the meeting of the commit
tee last week, Mr.. Galloway made a
speech in behalf of locating the school
near some city or town, where the
boys could have every advantage and
where their condition could be locked
after unoflcially by the good people
of the community. near which the
school was located.
Do you want Two Dollars for every
one you invest? Attend Bogatzky C
Bauman's Sale.
The annual meeting of the members
of the Century Club will be held We'd
nesday evening Feb. 20. for the
election OF officers and the transaction
of other business.
The many friends of Mrs. Alex Tit |
comb will be glad to know she receiv- |
ed a letter from Mr.. Titcomb, written |
after he reached Panama. |
saying that their son, Hiram, who had |
been very sick, was greatly improved |
and able to sit up Mr.. Titcomb will |
remain a week in Panama If his son
continues to improve.
The collections at the Trustees of
flee Monday amounted to $1,000.
Mr. j. G. Parks was not one of the
bidders on the old Jail property Mon
day Some one near Mr.. Parks bid on
the property and those near him
thought he had made the bid.
Mrs. Virginia NJ Brown has quail
led as Administrative of the estate of
he late A. F. Brown
We have just ordered the third car
If Kokomo-pioneer Farm Fence, it is ,
,etter than others, because the stys
will not slip, is made of spring wire
nd is better galvanized
5d&wtf ]. P. STREET & co.
Mr.. Horace Rainey has purchased
f Mr. F. S. Woodbridge the vacant lot
a West End adjoining Mr. W. ]. Web
ters for $500. That is 5000 less than
IT. Woodbridge paid for the lot some
welve or fifteen years ago; to say
othing of taxes and loss of interest
Mr.. j. M. Sheppard has had an offer
ON the Daily Sun. of Marshall, Tex.
) editor at a nice salary. Mr.. Shep-
ard has the offer under consideration,
Id If he can get released from some
,ntracts he has with several horse
urnals, will accept the Texas offer y
Time is about up for paying taxes
lthout cost. Have you paid yours? -
The Columbia Mercantile Warehouse "
J. and Dale Bros. will move next
EEK to their new building near the =
nth Main street underpass. The new "
Hiding Is three stories high and
yes an abundance of floor space for
e large business transacted by the "
o firms.