The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1907-04-05
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{ street, which was purchased from tn,
city. the latter having bought it from
the county some time ago
Mr.. w G. McAdams has purchased
nice Kentucky driving horse tol
$500.
Gardeners about town are complain
ing of the depredations of the English
sparrows which have a persistent
fancy for the Young peas just putting
out their shoots. 1t was generally
supposed that rabbits were causing
their destruction. but it develops that
it is the sparrows causing the trouble.
One gardener suggests a springling of
paris green as a first class remedy,
which he has successfully tried.
The 1907 Premium Catalogue is now
ready. T. n. FTGUERS.
Frank Huddleston has resigned his
position with the McClanahan Harness
and Collar Co
South Garden street, near the depot,
is undergoing much needed repairs.
A force of men and road crusher are
at work leveling the road bed and
spreading stone wherever necessary.
Miss Lula Parsons has accepted
position as stenographer at the freight
office. Miss Bertha Casey will take
Miss Parsons place at the Bethel.
A great deal CT sickness is reported
about town. principally among chill
dren, a number of mild cases of fever
prevailing. None dangerous, however.
Mr.. Walker and Mr.. Mcmahon, pro-
gressive citizens of East Tennessee,
are here with a view of buying farm
lands near Columbia.
You have been wanting it. 1t is |
ready for you-19O7 Catalogue.
T. n FIGUERS.
Contractor Rhodes, who is engaged |
in constructing the new railroad near
Mt. Pleasant, was in Columbia Thurs
day, purchasing supplies and trans
acting important business regarding
the building of the road. He reports
work progressing nicely.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. A. Shaw have sold
their home on Parker street to Miss
Dora Denham and have purchased a
home from Street & Frierson on 18th
street near the Cottage Hotel.
LOST-One white pointer dog, with
lemon colored ears. Reward for re-
turn or any information leading to his
HOWARD AIT &w1t
Mr.. Meade Frierson has resigned
his position as General Manager of
he Columbia Cotton Mill and after
April LIST will be with Carpenter &
Howard.
Mrs. Wallace Brown has sold $99. 20
worth of White Holland turkeys this :
season and retained eight to raise q
rom. Mrs. Brown has the w. v.
Thompson prize winning strain
The newly elected officers of Co
umbia Lodge Of Elks were installed
donday night. After the installation
the members of the lodge =
we're rendered luncheon by DR.. w.
(. Sheddan. the retiring Exalted Rul-
r.
The members of the Guild of the
Ioly Child of the ST. Peters church
called $3.50 from their Easter egg
unit Monday afternoon, which was
fell attended in spite of the cold and
weather.
Mr.. and Mrs. Neil Hughes have u
loved to their home on West Sew
nth street. Nj. and Mrs. Conner -
kin will move next week to the house y
acated by Mr. and Mrs. Hughes.
South High street, between 18th and ~
eth streets, is undergoing improve y
ents in the way of street grading
Id new brick sidewalks New side y
alks of brick are also being laid on ~
JuIu SJlCCl, DSbWCCu OIL anu
h street. -
Patton Pew has accepted a position 10
the Red Seal Bakery
Mr.. ]. o. Walston, of Florence, Ala, VI
expert soda water man, has accept NJ
a position with George s. Alcorn, m
ID has charge of Mr.. Alcorn's foun- m
in VIC
Street & Frierson have sold to F.
Shaw house and lot on Eleventh IS
rect for $4,000 CT
Mr. VIM. Blount, the merchant on
nth Main street, has decided to dis ~
ntinue business in Columbia, and tr'
II remove from the city. He has not an
t definitely determined upon a loca-
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The Board Of Mayor and Aldermen