Evans Store Hours Change This Summer
From June 1 to September 1 the Evans store will close at 6 pm daily. This notice informs customers of the altered evening closing time for the period.
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Newspaper
Columbia Herald
Location
Columbia, Tennessee, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1901
Page
5
From June 1 to September 1 the Evans store will close at 6 pm daily. This notice informs customers of the altered evening closing time for the period.
The Columbia Institute graduating class was honored with a reception and dance hosted by Miss Bryant. The event featured decorated parlors, a reception line with faculty and students, and dances in the Study Hall from 10 to 1. Attendees included many named students and guests, with refreshment service and social games marking the evening.
Joe Lee is staying in the city. Capt. R. D. Smith returned from Memphis. Will Bell works for G. W. Nichols. Multiple locals and visitors, including Mrs. J. H. Carywater, Miss Gaey Unley, Dr. Brown Godwin, and Mrs. Latta, are noted for visits, returns, and travels to Memphis, Nashville, and nearby towns.
UR friends are invited to visit our Studio during the week rush to look over pictures and rest. Respectfully, FIELDEN BROS. West Seventh 5, dew eat.
Mr Then Dowell travels to Ridley for a new flouring mill project. Will Goad endures a painful operation and is recovering. Mrs London and daughters Lena and Laura return to Lewisburg after visiting Mrs Joe Beatty. Mrs Otey McKennon and children from Howells and Miss Helen Higdon with Master Morgan Carter of Lynnville arrive to stay with Mrs Arra Holtz. Misses Mabel and Ross Watson visit Mrs Harrison on School Street. Tom Douglas is ill at home. Cecil Hunter suffers rheumatism. Mrs James Grimes visits her daughter in Florence Alabama. Mr and Mrs Oscar Dortch plan a visit to relatives near Thetis. Street and Frierson finish cottages on School Street. Ruth Hayes returns from Lewisburg. Fresh garden vegetables offered by Ab Adkisson by Bell 104-3 and Ida, daughter of Mr and Mrs Will Mooney, has been ill for days. Mr King is very ill on Thirteenth Street. Mrs Caroline Ledbetter ill at daughter Mrs Joe Beatty’s home. Bentley Bullard and Mandrel Branch visit friends in Lynnville Tuesday. Mong Axon
Nicholson Magruder & Co announce their agency represents the biggest Tornado Fire Life and Accident insurers in Tennessee Brown Block. Both phones listed.
A reader asks how to deter birds from eating cherries without harming them, requesting practical, nonlethal methods to protect fruit. The note reflects common garden pest concerns and seeks advice from neighbors and readers.
Columbia Lodge 1. CIO F. elected its officers at Tuesday night’s meeting. Eugene Ritter was chosen as Noble Grand, W. T. Wilkes as Wallet Grand, Wash Taylor as Secretary, and J. W. Reams as Treasurer.
A collage of town items reports farm hail damage across Kedron and Neapolis areas with crops ruined and horses trained. residents plan millinery sales, a fire alarm system talk, naturalization, and a new meat market opening in Gamble block. A stray snake on a southbound coach adds local intrigue.
The readable lines reference a stock trade or auction with mentions of a large stock. Terms like largest beast and floor activity hint at a live sale. Other readable fragments appear as jumbled vendor names and promotional phrases for deals.
The shop announces a season long clearance to reduce a large surplus across all departments. Revised pricing is emphasized with Tempting Prices intended to attract shoppers and move merchandise.
The notice boasts the prettiest line of Japanese matting displayed in Columbia and claims unmatched low prices. A large selection of matting remnants is offered at very low prices.
A county church survey reports Cumberland Presbyterian and First Baptist figures with Sunday school enrollments around 100 to 120 and regular officer attendance near 50. Other churches including Second Presbyterian and South Columbia Methodist note 70 to 100 weekly participants, while city-wide white church membership nears 1800 with about 1000 children under ten. Officers elected for South Columbia Epworth League and upcoming sermons and services at First Presbyterian and Christian churches are announced.
Hallie Douglass, young daughter of Mr. James Douglass of the McCains neighborhood, suffered a painful accident last week when a splinter from a thrown stick struck her eye pupil, destroying her sight.
The report notes several consignments including 1 load of sheep to Louisville from Allen residence and three loads of wattle and sheep to Leuteville from Andoraca. One load of dams from Lyonyvill to Louisville also shipped via Houston Themes.
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