The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1907-03-08
AROUND TOWN.


4oved into their new home on the Nj
sieasant pike.
over 5000 in state and county tax
IS were taken in at the Trustees Of
ice Tuesday
Earl Walters, member of the
Brand Jury, has the humps. The jury
can run with only twelve members,
but IL is probable that the place OF
The sick juror win be supplied.
Bertram Dedman, who has been
LAST for some months preparing for
snapolis. has been appointed by Con-
gresham Padgett to vacancy from
the Seventh Congressional District,
and win stand his examination in
June.
Walter knight, night clerk at the
Bethel, has resigned to accept a posi-
tion with the Swift Phosphate Com
pany.
FOR SALE-Barred Plymouth Rock
eggs, $1.O0 for is. From Tom Davis
prize-winning stock Bell phone 46s.
SIT E. R. FARRELL. Columbia.
The deed transferring the old jail
property from the county 10 the city
has been fled for registration. $l,TOo
of the purchase price was paid in cash
and s1,7OO is to be paid in one year
and s1,7OO in two years.
Duck River has been on a rise for
several days, and is now nineteen
feet above low water mark.
Mrs. Annie Cecil and family nave
moved into the VOORHEES, residence in
West End, recently purchased from
Mr.. James VOORHEES,.
Mr.. Ed Vaughan and family have
moved to the voolfolk dwelling on
Sixth and High streets.
Saturdays Banner had a brief his
tory and a picture of Rev. w. 7. U.s.
sery of Columbia-the oldest minister
In Maury county.
Frank Roberts, late of Birmingham,
has accepted position with the
Maury Steam Laundry. Mr.. Roberts
will move his family here.
Ben Latta. who is now book-keeper
for the Charleston Mining Co., OF Mt.
Pleasant, spent Saturday and Sun
day with his parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Brant, who have been
living in the Cakes house on the cor
ner Of Garden and Sixth streets, have
rented the w. J. Dale cottage on West
sixth street and will move into it I'M
mediately.
Mayor Guest was in the garrett OF
the court house Saturday and In turn
ing suddenly struck his nose and fore
head against one of the iron supports.
He is pretty badly bruised up as re-
suit of the accident
Mr.. r. G. Marchman who has been
local manager of the McNeel Marble
Works for the past year has accept
ed a position as travelling salesman OF
The Foster & Herbert Cut Stone Com
pany. of Nashville, and has already en-
tered upon his duties. The company
in question is the same that had
charge of the stone work on the new
court house and has constructed some
of the largest and most beautl1ul
buildings in the south. Mr.. March
man and family have made many
friends during their residence in Co
lumbia. and their friends will be glad
to know that Mr.. Marchman's duties
will bring him frequently to Column
bia
Patterson & Thomas have purchas
ed the county rights for the manufac.
tupe of cement vaults for graves.
AT the meeting of Leonidas Polk
Bivouac and William Henry Trous-
dale camp Monday, Mr.. ]. N. Meroney
of Dark's Mill. was elected president
for the next year.
James Holman has transferred to
r. ]. Matthews the rock crusher and
lease on the N B. Sheppard property
for $500
The Elks have abandoned the idea
of giving minstrel performance, the
syndicate. which puts on the show
having decided that $4,000 was too
much rent to pay for the opera house
The Students Club realized about
$500 from their dinner last Monday
The whole of this amount less the ex
nenses which were very small, Will
he spent on the library and will add
greatly to It,
p. CARRIER will put on big sale
next Saturday morning at 3 O'CLOCK
The store will be closed all day thurs
day and Friday marking down the I'M
mense stock Mr. CARRIER offers at TINS
sale. The sale is advertised 10 ias'
Hsteen days. -.
little girl has arrived at the nolne
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