The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1873-01-31
PERSONAL INTELLIGEHCE.

Our handsome Fl oater, Hor. John
Frierson, Was in Column bia last~Surday.
Dock Goad, son OF Immortal Cole"
of ObiOn county, came among US re-
Gently.
DIR J. Newt. Brown, of Memphis, came
back to his old county last Monday, in
a fine new suit. jim A. Fleming and
numerous other frIsnds were very glad
TO see him.
Clark Jones. Esq of Laurel Hill Fac
Org, Lawrence county, has been off in
West Tennessee, NJ sslssippi and LOuisi-
ana, attending TO business-he says. He
returned last 5 turday night.
Watkins l. Fleming, who has been
going To school 20 a Commercial College
in st. Louis, returned 20 his home at
Zion. in this county, last Monday. He
Is one of James A. Fleming's most eX-
cellent cousins.
Charley Plummer, of the editorial
staff of tho Nashville Banner, WAS III
Columbia last sunday. His father was
WAS a merchant here many years ago
If he don't quit describing Columbia as
a dull and uninterestiGg village, we will
tell bis sweetheart, who reads the HER
AID regularly.
Mr.. Oscar McFAlI, after an absence of
,
turned, and is stopping at his brothers,
d. ID. McFall. He went to Mexico, as a
soldier, and was taken prisoner, and
carried back to the interior. A nara
tive of the trials and sufferings he has
undergone, would fill a largo volume.
He is suffering nov with rheumatism.
John Latin, ir, Representative in the
Legislature from Fayette county, came
out to Columbia last Thursday, to visit
his relatives, Mr.. Jesse Cakes and Mr.. J.
Morgan Hughes. Mr.. Latin's father
formerly lived in Column bia. and was
married on the 18th Of April. 1913, at the
Jail. to Miss Margaret Zellner, the
d .ughter Of Arnold Zsllner, father OF
tienrV Z,llper. who ut that time was
Tailor. MIR Latin is young man OF
much promise.
We are glad TO learn that our young
{ lend ard old school mate, 4homas l.
Winder, has been elected Attorney Cen
PraI in one of the Louisiana Judicial
districts. Tom was always one of the
brightest boys IN school, and we are
glad to know that he is succeeding in
life. We predict for him bright career,
in the profession he has chosen. We
know he has native talent, and believe
he will make the proper application Of
it. He was recently married 10 Miss
Cornelia Williams, most charming
young lady, who went to school in this
place several years They have gone to
keeping house and have commenced
lite right.
We are glad to learn that Dir. b. NJ.
Gillespie, who had his leg brokenin two
place, is improving.
Mr.. J. ". Irvine Mr.. J. w. Maugrem
md Miss Matte Nangrem left, Tues
d,y night. tor Bryan, Texas. May
4 they live long and PROSPER, ~
Mr.. John o. Moore, who has for some
time past been at Birmingham, Ala, is
N the city.
Mai. j. II. Akin left for st. Louis
wednes lay morning. He is trading in
mules.
lr. Bruce Cochran AMI his charming
young-BrncP calls her his little sweet
heart-wife, left for Nashville this morn
ing. He is still with the house of
Thompson Bros & Kelly.
Col. Thomas Waters, of Carthage,
Tenn, came to Columbia last Wednes-
dav, in the interest of the celebrated
Kings Patent Wrought Iron Bridge. "
He has left q hi with MesSrS. HOrsley,
OaimwOod and TankerslPy, com omission
ers. to erect a bridge near Chumbly's
Ford, of this patent. He has just COM
pleted one in Smith county, of which
the commissioners speak in most COM
plimentary terms.
Frank b Craige, of Snow Creek, was
in town last Wednesday. AS he passed
out of our presence he complained Bit
terly of being very cold.
The Brownsville States says: "we are
gratitied to see that our charming friend,
Miss Julia Bard, has been elected Sec
Rotary of the G, lumbia Literary Socie-
ty Miss Julia is as intellectual as she
Is pretty"