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

Mr.. and Mrs. VIII fowler are re-
ceiving congratulations over the ar
rivai of little girl at their home.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. e. Nichols have
moved to the house vacated by Dr.
Biddle, on West 9Th street
The Misses Huddleston have taken
rooms with Mrs. Dunbar on Sixth
street.
Dale Bros new building just beyond
the South Main street underpass is go
ing up rapidly and win be much lar
ger and better building than the one
the firm formerly occupied at the same
site.
Circuit Clerk A. ]. Nichols has re-
ceived the costs in the cases Of Der
ryberry against the Columbia Water
& Light Company and Workman
against the L. & N. R. r. Co, and will
be glad to pay the fees to the officers
and witnesses entitled.
The work on the new stock yards is
making little progress on account Of
the scarcity of the heavy timber re-
CURED in the construction. A small
er building has been constructed back
of the old yard and is helping out to a
consid erable extent in the care Of
handling of stock.
This unreasonable weather has
brought out the blossoms on some of
the peach trees and We are likely to
go without this luscious fruit in the
summer time unless the weather
changes. Mr.. W. NJ. Buchnau brought
the first blossoms seen TO the Herald
Office today.
Mr.. Louis Loeb left Monday for
the east to buy machinery for a
complete bread and cake mandatory,
which he will establish in his new
building on South Main street. The
machinery to be purchased win require
an outlay Of $1,000, and Mr.. Loeb will
have one of the most complete plants
in the state.
Mr.. r. E. Nichols has bought the
Biddle property, about go feet front by
100, corner West Eight and South
High streets, and will perhaps occupy
it some day as a residence, though DR..
Biddle will continue to occupy it as an
Office this year. 1t Is one of the best
located and prettiest building lots in
the city.
The w. E. Britain Marble Co., has
an interesting announcement in to-
days paper.
The crowd in town Monday was almost
as large as on some first Mondays.
Trading was brisk and a number of
mules brought good prices. VIII Perry
sold a nice horse to Claud Estes for
1926.
Mrs. Eva Thompson spent Sunday in
Mt. Pleasant with Mrs. Robert Bull
lock.
Mr.. George P. Johnston and daugh-
ter, Mrs. Eva Thompson, are moving
from Columbia to Nashville.
There will be call meeting OF the
Trustees Of Jackson College in the
Masonic Hall, Saturday afternoon at
o'clock
Miss Inez Kelly has been teaching |
1t the High school in the absence OF
Mrs c. w. Mitchell, who has been Ill.
Mr.. w. P. Woodbridge is having a
handsome electric sign erected at his
irug store. The sign spells out the
irm name in colored lights.
Mr.. Enoch Stephenson is in Nash
lille, where he is taking the State
examination.
Miss Loyce Timmons, of Timmons,
S boarding with Reverend and Mrs.
;owell on Ninth street, and is at
ending the High school.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. Ed News furniture
las arrived from Virginia and they
re moving to the Reagan residence in
Vest End
R. G.. Bates and DR.. o. L. Mcmahon
ave made some striking improve
nents on their shop and office build
1gs on South Main street.
Mrs. Edward Hughes and children
ave returned to their home at Louis
lille. KY, after a months visit to
IRIS. Hughes sister, Mrs. George Ne
lille. of Columbia.
A mar remarked that this mid
leather is running the reputation OF
ne men who write the weather fore
asts for the almanacs. II appears to
e running the reputation of the Gov
rnment weather bureau as well The
Gather man keeps forecasting cold
Gather, on the grounds probably, that
will surely turn cold sometime. and
lat this is the oold.weather time OF
lie year. The weather man went so