The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1907-03-01

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!. birthday.
o At a meeting OF John c. Dexte
o Lodge held Thursday night. there wal
work in the first rank. and other Inn
5 portant business was transacted.
; DR.. Robert Pillow has purchased Of
Frank G. Smith the lot on the Atae
! naeum property on the corner of West
} Seventh and School streets.
Columbia friends viii be glad to
know that Clarence Trantham has
been promoted to Assistant Chief
Clerk to the manager of this division
of the L. & n. r. R. at Nashville. Like
many other OF our boys. ne has won
his promotion by merit and faithful
service.
Mr. J. H. Dining delivered a most
able and interesting address Friday on
"The Life and Character Of George
Washington" to the pupils of the
Mcdowell school. The usual exer-
cises held in celebration of the natal
day of the Father OF His Country were
omitted, and both teachers and pupils |
enjoyed the eloquence OF the gifted |
speaker
There will be a meeting of the Mod
ern Woodmen of America held next
Wednesday night at 1880 in their hall
in the Woodbridge building, at which
time, 1t is hoped, large number of
the members will be present The To-
cal lodge will probably make an effort
to get the State meeting of the order,
which will take place in 1908. This
would be quite a victory for the local
order, should they get to name the
meeting place, and would bring mem
Ders from all parts of the state. All
members are requested to be present
Wednesday night, at which time 1t is
hought some matter of getting the
State meeting will come up.
Don't think that piles can't be cured.
Thousands of obstinate cases have :
'een cured by Doan's Ointment. SOC
t any drug store.
Miss Brownie Tomlinson, of Guile
ka, is visiting friends in Franklin.
nd will go from there for visits to
lends in Nashville and Lebanon. U
Mr.. Robert Graham Bostwick, of n.
Iemphis, spent Saturday and Sunday he
it'll Mrs. Anna Tomlinson, at Guile 10
IA. n.
WANTED-Good canvassers at once. in
an make good money, Call at brick err
ont, 20 s. Garden, four to eight after
IONS. 25.6t&w1t M,
Louis Loeb is gel ting in the machin- Ma
y for his new bread and cake manu- Ma
Glory. When completed this will be bu
e of the best equipped establish Tn
ents of the kind in the South. gel
Mr.. Jones, of the Andrews neigh ing
rhood, has rented Mrs. Queenie pla
chrans house on North High street, ing
d wiz move with his family the first
March. Mr.. Jones will probably en- gro
the grocery business. wit
George Harris, colored, was painful say
injured while moving some heavy the
chinery at the I,oeb building sa+rr. NEE
:. A piece of the machinery fell on TINS
negro's leg and it was at first ihe'
ught his leg had been broken, but poi
developed that he had only received '"o
le very painful bruises. i@s
am Warren. turnkey at the county -
has resigned to embark in the
sphate business. zee
rally Brothers have a very attrac.
display of jewelry in one of their -
y windows. The tree of rings is
OF Mr.. E. B. Braly's original ideas M,
shows the study that that gentle the
Is giving his business.
lious? Feel heavy after dinner?
que coated? Bitter taste? Complex =
shallow? Liver needs waking up. Mi
is Regulets cure bilious attacks. 10 ~
'nts at any drug store. MT
IN Fraser bougbt two horsas =. i'll wi
Nashville horse sale Tuesday. Mt
Z. Daimwood & Co., hive recent mas D
t up show case in the Electrical MRS
tire containing artistic photo ing II
is. which would 10 crad;. - with
larger place. ESQ
Inc girl has arrived at the home us
:. and Mrs. Ed Phillips at River " :"
Cayce is now car service clerk 81 ~
e l.. & N. R. R. Co. NJ
Willie Voss is now cashier at of Mr.
acket. ant n,
tn Thomas has closed trade her M
Johnson & Lassiter, of Birming. she is
Ala, for Sandy Hal, the bay is also
g driven by Mr.. Thomas last Mrs.
/ with such success. The price at the
vas 81 1000. Mrs.