The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1907-03-15
AROUND TOWN.

Viile has accepted pOsltlOh as night
clerk at the Bethel.
Trustee Thomas went to Nashville
Friday. where he turned over TO the
state $4,000 in State taxes collected
recently at the Maury county office.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Mitchell viii
move this week to their new home
on the corner of Sixth and Garden
streets
Messrs. Hisey & Rives have sold
moving picture outfit to the Shelby
vile Amusement Co. Mr.. Frank Les
ter. one of the operators for Hisey &
Rives, has gone to Shelbyville to in
stall same.
Phintias Lodge, Knights of Pythias,
will hold an anniversary meeting and
celebration at the castle hall Friday
night. Senator ]. J. Bean will de-
liver the principal address OF the
evening.
Work on the storehouses OF Miss
Laura Andrews and Mrs. Williams on
South Main street is moving along
briskly. The Vaughn Manufacturing
Co. has the contract. The new stores
will be three stories high, but will not
be so long as the old stores by about
thirty feet.
Waive Jackson. son Of Assistant
Postmaster John w. Jackson, has been
appointed station agent and telegraph
operator at Glendale.
Mr.. Irvine Sloan has sold out his
interest in a moving picture machine
in Pulaski to his partner, Mr.. Riddle
Raglan, and has returned to Columbia
Mr.. Eugene Pillow is adding large
front veranda to his historic old home
on West Seventh street, and is making
other improvements.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alex Titcomb have
received a letter from their son, HI
ram, written from Panama, saying he
had recovered sufficiently to return to
work
Mr.. and Mrs. Marchman have rooms
with Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Latta. Their
many friends will be glad to know
they have decided to remain in Colum-
bia.
Columbia Lodge of Masons held an
interesting meeting Monday night.
Friday night, March 22nd, the lodge
will hold large meeting when num-
Der of degrees will be conferred.
The Board of Education met Monday
night, but no business was transacted,
as Recorder Erwin and Mayor Guest
were called to attend a meeting which
had under consideration the new char
ter for Columbia, and DR.. Biddle and
Prof. Bostick were called to Prof. Bos-
ticks home by the serious illness OF
Mr.. Bostick's mother-in-law, Mrs.
Perry.
Grover Oakley has resigned his po-
sition with James Bros, and has been
appointed Secretary of the Y. M. G. A.
Clinton Whitthorne, who has been
in charge, will leave Wednesday for
4 Sewanee to enter school.
The Maury Millinery Company an
nounce in the Herald today that their
display of Spring and Summer millin-
cry and lingerie will take place next
Friday. March Is and extend hear
ty invitation to all.
Attorney General Garner and the
Grand Jury spent Monday at the Poor
House. investigating conditions of the
premises and the inmates.
The many friends of Mr.. and Mrs.
H. H. Hawley will be sorry to know
they will soon make their home IN an
other state. Elder Hawley having ac-
cepted a call to Michigan. Members
s of the Christian church had become
greatly attached to Mr.. and Mrs. HaW-
lev and with many outside friends re-
greet their departure
Messrs. B. P. Devasuer and A. E.
Branch have accepted positions in the
grocery store OF H. K. Ritter.
CONGRESSMAN Padgett has accepted
an invitation to deliver the commence
ment address at the Tennessee Fe-
male College at Franklin on May 10.
James Andrews, who has been i'll
with fever at Mr. William Blounts
residence for six weeks, has been re
moved to Mr.. Jackson's, at Riverside.
Mr.. VIII Mechanism has received
HIS new automobile, which is quite
handsome.
Mr.. Alb Adkisson and family and
Mr.. VIII Burnett and children moved
today to the Street home ON Sixth
street, recently vacated By Mr. J. T.
Mitchell and family.
wANTED--Live foxes. | will buy
all the Red and Gray Cubs and OLD