The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1908-11-20
AROUND TOWN.

hOIk On the 1Okleg stdOle On EdS
Seventh street is progressing nicely
The stable will have a handsome con
crete front.
John H. Thomas has bought a farm
in Giles county and will move hi
family there the first of January. Tht
farm was bought from Ell Alexander
and the sale was made through s. o
Thomas. Mr. Thomas recently sold
his farm on the Mt. Pleasant pike tC
Will Ridley.
Samples of photographs of the floral
tributes to Senator Carmack taken by
Photographer Young and stereoscopic
views have been left at the office OF
The Herald.
Richard Trail and family have re-
turned to Columbia to live after an
abs nee of some three weeks. Mr..
Trail will be at the Bethel House
barber shop again.
Circuit Court Clerk A. ]. Nichols
has received settlement OF the land
condemnation cases of Blach against
Oyerton, and Brinn against Brown
and is ready to pay the money to the
witnesses.
Miss Nora Mcmahon has accepted
position with Brady Bros, as saleslady
and assistant engraver.
Miss Cassie Briggs, of Mt. Pleasant,
is here doing some stenographic work
for Mr.. A. N. Akin at the court house.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cal Fielder are receiv-
ing congratulations over the arrival
OF twins at their home, fine girl and
fine boy.
Wiley Johnson, a member of the
Grand Jury, was allowed to withdraw
from that body Monday by Judge
Holding and his place will be supplied.
Mr. and Mrs. ]. M. fowler are proud
parents of pretty girl Mother and
child are doing nicely and it is thought
they will be able to come out from
Nashville within about three weeks.
Friends of the late Senator Carmack
are receiving letters from former Co
lumbians land Maury countians ex-
pressing deep indignation at his MUIR
der and love for the dead One in par
ticular received this morning is es-
pecially strong and very denunciatory !
Of the machine.
AIr hau
the Fleming cottage vocated by Mr..
and Mrs Fred Latta and will move
there soon.
Mr.. Ben Fly and family have moved u
to the Clarence Fly home on the
Hampshire pike. Congressman and
Mrs. L. P Padgett have moved to the
Lander home on West Sixth street
and Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Latta have
moved the Padgett home in the coun-
try.
While VIM. Barker & Co. were load
ing car of eggs out near the Pump
Factory Monday some one stole case
Of the eggs from the car and hid them
in an out building. The officers
watched the building Monday night in
hopes the thief would return, but he
lid not show up.
FOR RENT. M Sheppard resi-
lence in West End; IL rooms, SPLEEN
lid water. Apply to ]. M. SHEP-
oARD, JR., Bethel Block.
18-wed&sat&wkly1t
G.. n McKennon, Jr., has been plac-
ID on the grand jury to fill vacancy.
The fire department was called out
Tuesday night to the scene of the re-
ent fire on South Main and to the
Gene of the recent fire at the Ruttle
table, the flames having broken out
n both places.
Now is Salt time. Get it from CAL
.ENDER & CO. on the Square and
ct square deal and not get ga FED.
Frank G. Cook has purchas &c
utomobile. n
". P. Worley has sold the Electric a
leatre to Billy Bennington and Mr.
will continue the bust
ess.
Mr.. ". J. Cakes is erecting a facto-
near his home in Riverside where
, will put in machinery and manufac- q
ire chairs and furniture.
Car load of extra large JUMBO BA-
ANAS just received. Telephone
,ur orders at once to CALENDER
co. d&w1t s
Circuit Court Clerk A. j. Nichols
IS received settlement of the case
the State against Henry Woodall
ID is ready to pay the money to the
tnesses.
Cecil Ewing, son of Mr.. and Mrs, r.
Ewing is winning rapid recogni-
pa