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The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-03-05
WERE MARRIED HERE
NOW SEEKING
DIVORCE

The following is from the New
York Herad Of Tuesday
Supreme Court Judge Blanchard
has refused to grant an interloeutory
decree OF divorce to Charles h. Mid
dleton from ais wife, Blanche Mid
dieton known en- the stage rs Blanch
Leighton. The couple were married
in Brunswick Ga. on October 10,
1902 Both are vaudeville actors.
Judge blanchard refused to consider
testimony given against the wife"
This couple came 10 Brunswick in
a stock company of which Middleton
was the head and Miss Leighton the
4eaGng lady They seemed to be
pretty Wen devoted to each other aud
were married while playing an en-,
gagement in Brunswick.
Evidently the matrimonial sea was
not smoothe one, a the presiding
judge failed to grant the divorce or
to consider testimony against the
wife
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-03-05
SMALL STATIONS ARE BEING
DISCONTINUED BY SEVERAL
RAlLROADS
Law is NOW N EFFFCI
At Many Stations the Railroads Viii
Have 10 Have Two or More Men
and That S Why They are
DiScontinuins Them.

The new nineh hour law is now in
effect on the raiOads and conse.
quently a number of changes at small
stations have been made by roads in
tos section
Chief clerks have been figuring foy
weeks on the matter and think at
last they have arrived at a solution
.of the problem Formerly operators
station agents and clerks were una.
bic TO make many hours overtime
every month Tns win OF cou-.e be
eliminated by the new ruling and the
extra expense incurred in this man.
ncr viii almost offset that of hiring
additional operators
At many small stations where one
man was found sufficient to attend &c
the l. ght tr1in riders and other small
matters. two are now necessary, and
in the event thao the Office is kcpt
open all night, the number is IN
erased 20 three At some places ont
, operator clerk and a station agen'
were used one, and possibly two o
these must 60 10 make room for reg
ular operators The men thus left
ont viii have TO be transferred e
other points or given some dGoren
class Of work as il Is not the polcj
Of the road to lay any oue off.
| In addition 10 thess changes, many
men who have b zen making Grea
deal cf extra money by working over
time VIII lose the opportunity of do
ing so. as The law expressly state.
that no operator shall stay On duty
longer tnan nine hours For tbs
reason the lazy is not in favor with
the operators in general
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-03-05
SHAPED UP THEIR PLATFORM
so AS TO CATCH THE
NEGRO VOTE.
MADE HIT At THE SOUTH
,FaVo+sd Plant 20 Reduce Conqres.
Sional representation From
This Section-Taft Crowd
Was in Control.

Columbus, o. March 4,-The reDnl-
lican state convention convened 20
day and in the platform adopted de
clared among other things for q
greater merchant marine and ade-
quas navy. a liberal appropriation
for the improvement Of waterways
and na' bors. a revision Of the ta,itt
by Il special session or the next Con
Gress,.alons the lines OF the principal
Of protection, such modification Ct
currency as wl provide for the de-
mands Of commerce and satisfy the
needs of all portions of the country.
On the question Of the colored raee
tht platform declares Tor civil onG
political rights of the American negro
in every state believing that h.s mn
Yelous progress in intelligence. indus
Try and good citizenship has earned
the respect and encouragement cf the
nation and that those legislative en-
: actments that have for their real
aim h.s disfranchisement for reason
OF color line are unfais, un-Americ.u1
and repusnant to the supreme Law OF
the and
We favo" tae reduct a o. rapr,
sentation in congress aud The elec.t~
ial college in all statot OF tbs unicr
We're white ana coored citizens are
dfsfranchised. to tae end that the
fou lteenth amendmen to the const
luton Of the United States may be
enforced according to the letter and
spirit
Tae admjniatraton OF President
Roosevelt was endorsed and secfc
tary Taft s endorsed for inc presi
dency
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-03-05
MACON AND BRUNSWICK NAV.
CATION COMPANY SEEMS TO
BE A SUCCESS
PUSHING THE ENTERPRISE
The Second Steamer viii soon
Be on 4he Run-The Chap
pell Now nHer Way to
This port.l

The Macon News of Yesterday
says
At meeting held by the stockhold-
e,s oi the Macon and Brunswick
Navigation Company it was decided
10 increase the companys capital
s.ocl by S25. 600 and steps will be
tnmedl ,tely taken in this direction.
The FIRST move by tae stockholders
to secure this increase was the eiee'
t,on of Mr.. Is. r. Dozier as a solicit
ing agent
Mr. Dozler VIII visit in person the
business men Of the city and will
lay the proposition before them lie
has solid grounds upon wa.ch to
work Us the steamer A. + Ch1ppei
h,s already demonstrated what can
he done and how much freight can be
secured with little solicitation III
70 date many more orders for the
handling Of freight have been receiN
I'd by the company than could be at
tended to and Their steamer has been
success in every way from TIE
start.
The Macon and Brunswick Nayi
-stion Company nov has in the
course Of construction q sister sh't
20 the A. E. Chappell and when tht
.swo are in the river they VIA have
regular meeting points One OF
these will be at AbbeYille.
That the sum Of s25O0o can be
raised to give the company larger
field for operations IS believed TO be
certainty and no time viii be lost
in getting about he work
The steamer left this morning with
s. good cargo aboard and al Hawkins
Vile. Ahbe1g1e and Boards Bluh
6taer freight win be taken aboard
The Boat will reach Brunswick Fri
dag with at least one hundred and
rbir.yh five tons aboard
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-03-05


But sye must, Jack, va must, (" sht
said earnestly "Oh, If yon had any re-
gard for ms Mt all you would find Il way"
That's just Il, Glare" snid Jack. -
have n very big regard for you Now.
look herc, suppose you give inc a little en-
couragem me II gst homs
bcforo I'D clock that you will marry me. "
Glare caught her breath in with gasp.
Anything Anything she said tear,
fully. Only get me homep'
And if don't" went on Jack, "pso.
pie will think wa have eiopcd, and--wBll,
IL would be ever SO romantic. We could"-.
How dare you:" said Glare indignant
ly' 'Illneyer- speak TO you again
unlsss you get me home before 10 O'Clock >"
Right you are said Jack And
row juDip up and wen 90 and ssek our
fortunes
Tho two mounted the tandem once mors
Jaca took the surning to the right, and
tor some time they rode on without speak
Ing At last something seemed to strike
Clare, and sire locked round, wondering.
Jack, what are you doingl" she said.
"po yon know we haze been going sound
and round ths game roads for ever 90
longs"
"NoDsense" said Jack gruffiy. I'VE
haye left 'Custhroat Corner miles behlnd
Us. Have you any idea where we are?''
Not yet, replied Glare But wait.
Yes ot oourss Why, look There's the old
church, and there TO the right Ii the
schooihouse. jack, believe you have
bean deceiyipg ne."
''weii, ana wha5 II / haveg" said Jaok
stoutiy. Haven't yon deceived mo times
without nn,nber?"
"I'll never SPEAK 10 you agaiu-neYeri'
said Claro, with determination in hes
voice.
But you'rs not home yet, remember" 4"
said Jack. "a promise is promise,
Clare, " no pleaded 'And yon are fond
Of me. You can't deny 1t. only you like
10 torment me to do something desperate
DO you want me TO take you back to Cut
throat Corner and leave you?"
"Yes, you'd better, 'pmltcd Glare, gain
ing courage as she approached scenes ia
miliar.
II mean it. " said Jack
= Glare sighed and shed a tear and then
gave in.
ut is mean Of you to take advantage Of
mo like this, " she snid at last. 'but sup.
pose deserve It. and IL you like to have
such horrid selfish wifo& well, suppose
you can have her, but dare say you'll 10.
pent your bargain before many months ara
out. ="
Shall I?' shouted Jack triumphantly.
"uurrehl What'n old Seymour say?"--
Amy 3. Jacobs in Chicago Times Herald
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-03-05
CAPTAIN WHITE Off
TO PURCHASE A
NEW BOAT

Cap~ g A. White. OF the Bruins
wok aud Satilla line will leave for
Wilmingtn and New York today
where he goes to take look at sey
oral steamers ma order to select one
TO take the place OF the C. H. Evans
which was destroyed by FIRE some
time ago.
Capt White has been correspond
ing tn parties in both cities on
the suubdeet, butu has not fully de-
termlned where be viii place the
order for his new boat
In talking TO News representative
he stated tnat he was gong to take
his time about the selection of the
boat and secure one suited to the run
He will be gone for week or ten
days and the patrons of the route
can rest assured that wnen the boat
is finally purchased it wl be both
hansome and commodious
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-03-05
MORE THREATS
BY ANARCHISTS
TOWN OF WAWAkA, IND, RE
CEiVEs LETTER DEMAND
ING MONEY!

Goshen, lad March .-Wawaka, d
town Of 3 600 inhabitants has receiv
ed letter postmarked Ney York City
in which $3.50 is demanded from THE
town in two weeks. The letter says
if money is not delivered to certain
point in New Yo'k, the town will be
blown to atoms. 1t Is signed An
arcnists. It has been forwarded tc
the postal department. at Washing
ton, and steps are being taken t.
guard the town. a vigilance commit
tee is being organized and officers
will meet every train pulling into
Wawaka for the next TWO weeks.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-03-05
FATHER PETER RECEIVES
THREATENING LETTER

Wiiksbarre, Pa March 4.-Father
Peter Aust, pastor OF ST Stanislaus
Polish Catholic church. has received
letter declaring tnat he is one OF
the SIX priests OF this country mark
ed by anarchists for death in ths came
manner in which Father Heinrich, Of
Denver, was killed Toe letter is
written in Polish and Father Aut de-
eFnes to give complete transation
OF it, text Or to wnere t Is post
marked M
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-03-05
OUR BIG FLEET
IS NOW At LIMA
TORPEDO BOAT FLoTlLLA TC
THROUGH MANEuVERs
TODAY.

Lima, March 4.-The American tor
pedo boat fitilla will go through a
series off maneuvers tomorrow Oh
the island Of San Lorenzo.
The evolut. ons Will be witnessed by
tue pupils Of the navy school. The
director OF the school viii give a din
ner tq morrow night on board the
Peruvian transport iquitos in honor
of the officers OF the lotilia, Various
dinners and entertainments have
been arranged for he American Wis
tiers during taeir shore say here.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-03-05
wlLL RE coMPLETE.

The new city directory now being
compiled viii contain notices OF AL
secret societies churches clubs cts
in the city.
f. s. Knecht the manager respect
fully requests that the proper officials
OF the various organizations mail him
a list Of their officers time and place
of meeting etc BY doing this al
once they will be assured Of prop
er place in the directory. WIKI is
rapidly nearing compilation.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-03-05
SUDDEN ENDING
OF HARTJE CASE
He AND HIS ASSOCIATES ORD.
Erred ACQUITTED BY
JUDGE.

Plttsburg, March 4-The Hartje
conspiracy case was brought to an
abrupt end today when Judge Mac
farlane instructed the jury TO aquit
Hartje, Welnons and Hooe. the three
defendants. and place the charges up
on the county
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-03-05
COMING OF TIE RpINcE
COMIC OPERA COMPANY

Scriai interest in this CITY at 'le
present time seems 10 be centerod in
the fo,hcoming visit OF the noted
Begear Prince Comic Opeta Cora
/ nN who Will on next ru dAy eve
ming oj the opera house pres"'t
most successful comic opera Of de
cade Fradiavalo' md without a doubt
it will prove to be the most enjoyable
event Of the present hearieal season.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-03-05
TALKS ON KOREA TONIGHT.
Cameron johnson to Begin His Series
Of Lectures.

AT the Rihemens amory tonight
Cameron johnson win begin a series
OF stercoptican lectures en- Korea and
Japan
TO night the subject to be discuss.
ed will be Korea. to be followed to-
morrow night on China and Satur-
day night Japan. Mr. Johnson is
familiar with his subjects, the ster-
eoptican yiewa fully explains all that
he Lectures about and altogether it
IL expected that his lectures will be
enjoyable and instructive
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-03-05
TEDDY WILL NOT GO.
President viii Not Receive the Fleet
E at San Francisco.

San Francisco, March Mayor
Taylor received letter today from
President Roosevelt saying that
neither the President nor Secretary
Root will be able to make the trip
70 the Pacific to be present on the ar
rival Of the American feet.
Tae President, states Secretary
Metcalf who Is the proper official to
receive the feet, viii be present and
act as the Presidnts personal repre-
sentative. 5,i.g@
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-03-05
RECOVERING RAPIDLY.
Mrs. Alex Rotholz viii Soon be Out
After an Accident.

The many friends OF Mrs, Alex Ro
tholz win be pleased TO learn that
she is rapidly recovering frcm an ac
cdent whicn happened to her few
days ago, whom the scliioldins ir
front OF the new Ak.n5 building cr
Gloucester street fell and struck he1
on the shoulder
Many wild rumors Of serious injury
nave been in crcu.aton and the
statement that her INJURIES were small
ones Till be interesting and pleas
ant news to her friends.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-03-05

Her Mother--I am surprised at Charles
squanGering SO much money on aphono-
graph.
The Wifs-I am not. He always dix
like to hear himself talk. .---Ha7lem Llfe.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-03-05

NOW IS The TIME 10 BUY THAT
RAlNcoAT. THE SAME COAT
Y0,9 SAW MARKED S1s. NOW
$3.50. WooD-5AlLEY CLOTHING
COMPANY.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1908-01-10
Mrs sallie pobbins and Mrs. G. A.

Mrs Sallie Dobbins and Mrs. G. A.
Parker left Wednesday for Flor
ida to spend the winter. q
J. H. Houser. of Oklahoma. is Wis
iting his brother, Mr.. G. K. Houser
and other Maury county relatives.
Mrs Lesey F. McLemore has re-
turned from Murfreesboro to the home
of Mrs. Ellie McLemore at Spring
HILL
E, d. Looney. former Judge OF the
County Court of this county, but now
a cotton planter in Sunfiower County,
Miss, is here for a weeks visit to
relatives and friends.
Mr.. John Trotwood Moore is out
to-day from Nashville.
Mrs. Jesse Ellington and children
have returned from MurfIeesboFo.
Miss Maud Mcknight, OF Union
City, is the guest of Mrs. John Fraser.
Mesdames G. A. Parker, Ixora An
drews and Sallie Dohbins left today
for Florida.
Miss Annie Cherry has returned to
KY, where she will re-
enter school,
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1908-01-10
GROCER MAKES
AN ASSIGNMENT
BEN Q. CONVEY, MERCHANT NEAR
SANTA re, FAILS WITH
DEBTS or &s4o.

Ben s. CowIey, doing a small mer-
camille business at Santa Fe. made
an assignment Thursday. naming D. +.
Fitzgerald. assignee. The assets con-
sist of the stock Of goods amounting
to 800 and open accounts Of $125.
The liabilities amount to $40. dis
tributed as follows: Columbia Gro
Gerry Co. $11.95: J. A. Harps Co.,
Ohio, s11.o0: Bride. Fryer & Co.. Chi
cage. s2oS5: s. e. Calender G Co..
Columbia. 1851: Smith. Herrin &
Beard. Nashville. s23.ss; Rollins.
Sons G Co.. Nashville. $2s6.s0; Phil
Observation-Disclosures Co. Nashville.
1888; Cohen Bros. Nashville, $4,000;
Orr. Mizell & Co.. Nashville. s22617;
J. A. Sloan Co., Columbia. s2A42; val
ey Milling Co. Maury county, s91.1o;
Hess q Clark, Ohio. $500.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1908-01-10
Over Tas COUNTY

Miss Cornelia Boyd returned 70 he'
home in Nashville Friday. after spend
ing the holidays with her cousin. Miss
Ethel Caldwell.
so BARRELS PURE APPLE VINE
GAR. CSC gallon IS barrel HORACE
aAlNEY. 22marw&sat-12n
Mr. H. NJ. Polk. Of Spring Hin. has
qualified in the Court Court as guar
dian Of his four minor children.
NJ f. Allen has purchased Of A. B.
H. Allen, tract OF land in the old
Twentieth district for $3.50.
William Rea has transferred to vir-
ginia Rea, an undivided interest In
land in the 5th district for $500.
Mr.. 8. E. witherspoon has returned
from Oklahoma.
Miss Mamie Jackson, Of Mt. Pleas
ant, left Thursday for Louis
Vile. She was accompanied by
her cousin. Miss Belle Jackson, OF
Virginia, who has been the guest OF
Mr.. and Mrs. r. c. Jackson.
Mr.. Murphy, the representative Of
the vincinnes Bridge Co., has COM
pleted the two bridges on the Mt.
Pleasant pike. one over Little Bigby
and the other over Big Bigby. and the
appointed by the County
Court went out today to inspect the
worA
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1908-01-10
MAURY COUNTIAN
WRITES A BOOK

j. Hamilton Sedberry, a former re-
sident OF this county and now a pros
porous merchant at Thompson's Sta
ton. has just completed a book en-.
titled Under the Flag Of the Cross"
which will be issued by his publish
ers. The C. NJ. Clark Publishing Com
pany. Boston, Mass. at an early date.
In the story the reader is carried for
ward a century when a race
conflict between the white and
yellow people has reached a crisis.
The book admirably treats Of exciting
on land and sea, there Is
no end Of lighting and with IL all
there runs through the warp and wool
Of the story charming little TO
nance.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1908-01-10
AROUND TOWN.

One of the best shows seen at the
local moving picture shows 10 now on
at W.. P. worley's Electrical Thea
ter, and the people are showing their
appreciation By packing the house at
every performance.
J. B. Rees has qualified in the Coun-
ty Court as administrator Of the es-
tate of James MCGUIRE, deceased.
Joe RIFT and family have moved to
their new home ON South Garden
street. Mr.. W. H. Powell and family
win move to the Dale cottage. vacated
by Mr.. RIFT
Win Barker has bought the elevated
door that was used in the Theatorium
and has placed the same in the Little
Gem Theatre, which has added
great deal to the show. The Little
Gem will play q special children's act
all this week by two Of the youngest
actors on the stage.
Mr.. j. S. Matthews has moved from
the Bigbyville neighborhood TO West
End.
John voss is with Sharp's confec-
tionery during the absence Of Mr..
Sharp and family in Florida.
OF the TOO mules in the Columbia
Stock Yards Monday, only two were |
eft Wednesday, and one Of these was
crippled and the other lame.
Street Overseer Ed Green has been /
having some much needed work done
IN the square and on West Seventh /
treet. bitches have been cut and the
treet and square are being thorough
: swept and cleaned.
Farmers-We are working day and
light to handle the meat and lard
I the county. What have you In this
ne?-CALLENDER & co. 1t
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1908-01-10
PATHETIC SCENE
ON COURT SQUARE
YOUNG SWAIN MEETS MlsFeR-
TUNE WHILE SEEKING MAR
RAGE LICENSE.

A pathetic incident occurred on
Court Square Wednesday afternoon.
A young man named Mat s. Warren
from the northeastern part Of the
county. rode to town to secure a
license to marry his country sweet
heart The Warren family Is not rich
in this worlds goods and he was rid
ing the only horse possessed by the
family. He had nearly reached the
square and turned into the hitchyard
back Of the J. p. Street Hardware
store when his horse fell and broke
its leg. The boy. who was only a
little over eighteen years Of age, sat
b. his wounded steed and wept, but
finally made his way to the court
house. secured the license and made
his way on foot back to his home.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1908-01-10
THE SICK.
Miss Mamie voorhies has the o.

Miss Mamie vooFhies has the grip
| VIM. Erwin ID quite sick with meas
les at the home Of his grandmother.
Mrs. A. N. Akin has been confined
to her room several days as the result
OF q fall down some stone steps at
her home. She sustained a sprained
ankle and knee by the fall.
Julius. the little son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
J, o. Scotch, having had the measles
for several days. now has pneumonia
and is seriously Ill.
Bond Harris, one OF the Horalds
carriers, is confined to his bed with
the measles.
Mr.. James Davis is III with grip.
Clint Whitthorne is home from
school on the sick list.
Mr.. John H. Thomas was In Column
bia Monday for the first time In many
months. His friends were glad to
see him out again.
Miss Fletcher Fariss is confined
with an attack of grip.
Miss Maud Craig is confined with
an attack Of tonsilitis.
Col Nat W. Jones is III with pneu-
monia, at his home in Nashville.
Mrs Austin Harlan is seriously i'll
with pneumonia. at her home near
Cross Bridges.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1908-01-10

PERSONALS

Miss Norvell and Miss Worke. OF
Nashville. are guests of Miss Francis
Hardy at the Institute and will at
tend the dance tonight.
Miss Gladys Dedman has as 1er
guest for the dance tonight Miss Curry
of Nashville.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. B. Bond have re-
turned to their home in Arkansas,
after a visit to Mr.. and Mrs. ]. NJ.
Dedman at the Bethel.
VIII Baird, OF Memphis. Is visiting
friends in the city for a few days.
Mr.. T. J. Burgess. Of Kentucky, is
here buying mules.
Mr.. w. T. McClanahan. formerly OF
Columbia, but now OF Franklin. 10
spending the day here. Mr.. McClana-
han has bought farm at Franklin
and will engage In the phosphate bus
mess.
Mr.. J. r. Peters spent the holidays
at his old home. Newport, East Tea
nessee.
Mrs. Fiournoy English, Of Giles
county, is visiting her aunt. Ars. Jno.
A. Moore.
Master Ben B. Hill 10 Spending
week with his granpaEenta. Mr.. and
Mrs. J. r. Peters.
County Clerk Lloyd, Of Marshall
county. spent Friday IN Columbia on
GONE Masonic business.
Mrs. Louise Fry vas called 70 Camp
bell Station to attend the fnneral OF
her aunt Mrs. Campbell.
Mrs. T. A. Leach and children have
from a visit to Meridian,
Miss. Her sister, Miss Sadie Hill. ia
visiting her.
Mrs. Mary Branch and Mrs. Wynn
have gone 20 Florida to spend the
winter, after a weeks vieit 70 Mrs.
!. W. Howard on the Mt Pleasant
pike
Rev. n. D. Gabard has sold out his
.toek and farm equipment at his
some on the Nashville pike and has
zone to Huntland. Tenn. where he
viii make his home for time.
Miss Hattie Eguers Is visiting Miss
dartha White in Pulaski. :.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Z. r. Carpenter
ave returned to New York. after q
list to Mr.. and Mrs. j. H. Carpenter.
Miss Leila Nal Nichols has returned
D school in Kentucky, after a visit +.
D her parents
Messrs. @. J. and II. NJ. Smith, prom
lent horsemen OF Birmingham, are
ere on business. :,
William Evans Is spending the day
! Nashville.
Mrs. William Moses and son have
,turned to Louisville. :,
Mrs. Flournoy English has gone to
nlaski after a visit here. :.
Mrs. William Barker and daughter, n
ex, are visiting In Nashville.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. w. Rambo are Wis
ng relatives at McBurg. Tenn.
Miss Dora C. Wilson, OF Nashville. .
visiting friends and relatives here.
w. p. Worley has gone to Chatta-
oga In the interest Of the Electrical
,eater, m
J. c. Wade. OF Florence. Ala. is
sitting his SON. o. C. Wade. ON the so
Pleasant pike.
Mrs. B, E. Regen has returned from ne
visit to relatives at Mooresville,
a. she was accompanied home by
r sister, Miss Annie Bartlett.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1908-01-10
WEsTOvER POULTRY PLANT
White WyandotteA

WHIte WyaHuotto@
/ have 20 nne pullets and IL cock
erels which / will sell at very low
prices. win be prepared to furnish
eggs for Matching by the goth jan
uary. $500 per sitting OF Is; $500
for 30; ten dollars per 100. MY birds
won all firsts at the Columbia poultry
show. Nov. 26-2s, 1904. @. DIN
wIDDTE. Bell phone SO. Correspond
ence solicited. 10janSwks