The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1907-02-15

Mr. lOuu J. MllShcAA - SN~cN~
W. T. Cakes residence on Garden
street
ESQ. H. +. Fariss. who has a num-
Der Of potted plants at the court house.
gathered a part Of his lemon crop
Thursday. One OF the lemons weigh
ed 24% ounces.
The Luther Harmon case. which
was on trial Thursday and Friday In
the County Criminal Court, resulted
In a mistrial. The case Of the State
vs.. John Doyle. charged with the u
legal sale of liquor. is set for trial on
the 18th
The Home Missionary Society OF
the FIRST Methodist Church will serve
dinner the first Monday In May.
Miss Davis, who has been visiting
Miss Pauline Martin, has returned to
her home in spring Hin.
The many friends of Mrs. A. W.
Ligon and sons, Of Mt. Pleasant. will
be sorry to hear they will leave next
week to make their home In Alabama.
Miss Bessie Moore. who has been
visiting Misses Bessie and Mary Dale
Craig, has returned to her home In
Spring Hill.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stitzell, who have
been visiting Mrs. F. 8. Wheeler. Of
MI Pleasant. have returned to their
home In Louisville.
FOR RENT:-Seven room residence.
with bath room and closet; corner
West Sixth and High streets.
call MRS. ELIZABETH PORTER. Bell
Phone 364-4, S-ot&WN
The large sign board that has been
posted on the side of the Farmers q
Merchants Bank building is. being
torn down. This is a good move, and
the Board of Mayor and Aldermen
fought to have all such boards removed.
as they detract greatly from tine APP
pearance of the town.
The Winnie Davis Chapter, U. D. c.
will serve dinner In some building on
the Square the first Monday In April.
Robt. Letsinger has accepted a po-
sition with Shields & Sloan in Flor
ence, Ala, to run their picture snow.
! Lafayette Chapter, R. A. M, will
hold stated meeting tonight.
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Atkinson have
rooms at Mr.. Bruce Cochran's.
DR.. and Mrs. Garnett Merrill have
rooms with MIR. and Mrs. Meade Fri
erson.
Circuit Court Clerk A. J. Nichols
has received settlement in the fouI
cases of r. r. Workman, George c
McFall, Carley Johnson and james
Dodson against the l.. & n. Railroad
Ii and will be glad to pay the money Il
the parties interested.
Mr.. C. H. McAlpin got fall at hi
home a day or two since and received
d very painful wound on his forehead
The rails are being laid on th'
branch of the l.. & n, running cas-
from Dark's Mill to the phosphate
lands on Bear Creek.
The home of Felix Wood, in Wes
End, caught fire Monday from burn
ing chimney, and would doubtless hay
been destroyed but for the timely dis
covery of the fire by nelghbor. Tn
fire was on the roof and was put on
!, before damage was done.
Juries Of inquiry. were ordered yei
!; terday by the Clerk of the Circui
Court in many Of the cases where tn
, Swan Creek Railway Company ask
for condemnation of land for rights c
way of the new road from Mt Plea!
ant down Swan Creek. The jurors an
! commissioners have not been name
yet.
The Nashville Banner Of Monda
had an account OF a rather sensations
shooting scrape which occurred
Nashville and in which "Dr. A. +. Ha
q ris, a prominent physician Of Coiun
bia. Tenn" was one of the principal
The doctor is not known to the LOCI
medical fraternity and they don't thin
10 he Ia a native Of Maury county, or elf
= the Ranner must have gotten u
ie wrong name.
&c Herman Tucker, who has been or
~ Of the head clerks at RosenthaFs x
a number of years, has accepted a
sition with Gordon. Martin 4 Cline,
a Nashville, and will move with his far
" lily to that city Mr.. Tucker Is an
81 ficient, painstaking workman, and III
X the entire confidence of his employ
N and the esteem of all who know hi
rs His many friends here will regret b
* departure, but wish him every su
IL cess. Mr.. Owen Smith, recently wi
WIZ. A. Sloan Co. has accepted the
" cancy at Rosenthals, caused by N
II fuckers resignation.
y Messrs. W. II. and Gus Watson ha
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