The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1873-11-28
PERSONAL INTRLLIGENCE.

Dr. W. P. Stockard, Of Mt. Pleasant, will
start on triD TO Florida In q week or two
The Doctors faithful attendance on the sick
has s,mewbat impaired his health and he
deserves the privilege Of spending the winter
in eaSant climate.
Mr.. ID. C. Leftwicb, of this county, left for
New Orleans this week. he will become con-
uecied with q Wholesale house OF his uncle,
Mr. Gullet.
Our friend Dr.. Nichols will visit Lake eoun.
ty, shortly, for the purpose of buying land.
Rev. B. F. Stone started for McKinn ey,
TeTss, last Tuesday morning. DIR. F. G.
Wilkes. of CulleOka, did not go with
him. Mr.. Stone has been appointed to q dis
trict embracing Mckinney, where Esq W. r.
II. Mack, and other gentlemen, formerly of
Aaury, reside. His lines have fallen in pleas
ant place.
Patrick Henry ChOats, Of Brazil, W est Ten
nessee, came to our town in the latter part of
last week,--wsnt to see his sweetheart several
times and returned.
We regret TO learn. that our old friend Esq.
G. z. Whitaker, our companion in the war and
on many successful piscatory expedition, is
going to remove TO Arkansas to live. View
be truly sorry to lose such an excellent citi-
zen. He will go to the vicinity of Forest City.
Miss d. p, one of Columbia's most beauti-
full and charming young ladies-we have no
bellies here--is in Knoxville, turning the heads
Of ell the beaux there. A friend writes US
that he and Capt. Taylor tried to talk sense
to her, but failed, as they found her surrounds
ed by eight gallant knights.
Mr.. John W. Rankin, of Texas, called on us
the other day. He is related to Mr.. Fleming
Rankin, Of this county. add married Miss Nc
Bride of this county, about year ago.
We were pleased to meet our friend p II.
Craig, Eco, few days ego. He Is the popu-
uar Clerk Master at Waynesboro.
Hon. W. G. WhitthOrne has left for wash
ington City, TO attend Congress. .s
Prof J II. Fillmore has been solicited To
teach several singing schools in Tollys Bend
Hickman county. He has taught number Of
classes in our county, and has given great
satisfaction. He is pronounced by competent
critics to be an accomplished musician, and
possesses the rare art Of knowing how to i'm
part his knowledge and skill TO others.
Esq, Franklin A. Burke returned from the
Federal Court, Nashville, Tuesday. Col. Nat.
Jones and Thompson Fleming were expected
10 follow soon.
Mr.. j. X. Bankhead, and bis beautiful bride,
syOung daughter of Capt. W. NJ. Irvine, of this
county, came to Columbia last Tuesday night
Isnu took the train Wednesday. for his home in
,'FacOn, Miss, accompanied by her amiable
&c ter.
W. J. andrews, who has been doing busi-
ness in Nashville year or two, is now stay
ing il this place with Andrews, Msyes & Co
He Is valuable acquisition to that firm.
DR.. Munsey was so i'll Tuesday morning that
he could not 90 to Pulaski and ill his appoint
ment to lecture thers. His physicians forbade
him 10 think Of going to Athens, Ala, Friday,
and meet his engagement there. II greves the
great man 10 fail in bis engagement, as it does
al toe men. When ne gets well we trust he
will deliver his lectures here, as we believe
hundreds of our citizens are anxious TO hear
him. Those Of our citizens who have met him
have become much attached 10 him.
Our young, but married friend, Sammy
McEwsn, the accomplished teller for the
Bank of Columbia. took his beautiful wife to
neT nome N lT1ulSiduhB several Weeks ago.
They returned last week.
Rev. r. @. Linn paid a visit to Gallstin,
last week, but returned in time to hear Num-
sey.
Rev. J. 2. McFerrin went to see his family
at GAINESVILLE this week. There was no prayer
meeting in the NJ. z. Church. He will be
back tomorrow, and will preach Sunday.
r. S. Holland, of Nashville. was in Column
bia yesterday just returned from a trip through
the Barrens.
DR.. Munsey is still unwell, and fears are en-
tertained that he will have a serious spell.
His health is too precarious to lecture or preach
for several years. His friends would assist
him, but the trouble is he will not accept
gifts.
40. Griffith, of the Rural Sun, is visiting
his relations near Mt. Pleasant.
Mr.. J. A, McRady. of Marshall county, was
in Columbia Tuesday. His son Jimmy, who
is going to the East Tennessee University at
Knoxville, is quite sick.