The herald and mail. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1873-188?, 1874-10-30
PERSONAL INTELLIGENUE.

Col. Prestidge's family have returned to
New Orleans, after spending more than
three years in our vicinity-lOng enough for
everybody to get strongly attached to them,
Everybody regretted TO see them go. Miss
Mollie Bryant goes as tutoreSs of the
three beautiful and lovely girls, Misses Liz
ziC, PeaTlie, and Grace. Miss Pearlie is a
little queen, and her beaux are numbered
by the dozen. The town, especially West
End, wish an early return of this charming
family.
Col. j. F.. Hatcher and his estimable lady
arrived in Columbia last Saturday night.
Col Hatcher's health is rather delicate at
present, but we hope that the warm greet
IngS of his many friends and the change of
climate, may soon restore him TO lbs FORM
DIR. A. 7. Boyd, our nominee for Senator,
passed through town few days ago He
had been in Williamson county on business
connected with his election. He represents
that the people OF old Williamson are all
Rev. Geo. Beckett, pastor of ST. Peters
Church, has been absent several weeks, at
tending the great EpiscOpallan convention
Mr. Cairns, of Cincinnati, whose name
means "a pile of stones, and who was born
within three miles of where the poet ROi eTt
Burns, was born and lived, was in Columbia
a few days since.
Rev. Joe b. Erwin, one of the talented
young ministers of the NJ. +. Church, passed
through here last Monday, on his way from
his new charge, Hampshire and Ptsgah,
TO his wife'S house in Marshall.
GTundy Hendrick expects to leave here
next week, after the election, and Will take
q pcsitiOn in new queenSware house IN
NaSIyIIIc He will clerk for his kinsman,
Mr.. Cooke, who purposes establishing a
wholesale 1ueensware house at Nashville,
and-sell queensWare at Louisville ana I'm
cinnati prices. Mr.. Hendrick will wait
one day in order to vote, and then leave
lie Is AN excellent business man, and we
believe, stands high with men in his BUSH
ness. He Is clever gentleman, ana we
trust lac will do well.
Mrs b. r. Robinson. whoI has been on
a visit to her mother, Mrs. Or. Grant, of
CulIeOka, has returned TO her beautiful
home ia jackson, Tenn, accompanied by
EIcr lovely and Interesting sister, Miss Lou
"a Grant. May the golden moments swiftly
fly until they again return.
Miss Mary \, a fascinating young lady OF
MuTtr"c>l5STD, il now on visit to her hand
some friend, Miss Alice II. of this vicinity.
Al Hall the Handsome has been grazing
our prOmenadcs- where pretty ladies most
do CuHgTcgate-duTing the past week OF two.
Mr y. ". Stocked, "A talented young law
Yer of Columbia, was one OF the attendants,
last week, at the marriage Of Judge \.
Green's daughter, at Lebanon.
Sheriff Ned Davis, Sheriff of Anderson
county, Texas, and brother OF W, ID. Davis,
and john on Davis, OF this county, hung
Two mUrdererS on the 9th of the pScsent
month
visit To her daughter, Mrs. j. G.. Anderson,
and Mrs. David McCaW has gone to Arkan-
sls. where her husband resides.
Hugh w. Dug Sanders is travelling Tor q |
Cincinnati house. He was formerly pop
ular merchant of our town, and an upright, |
straightforward business man and gentle |
man.
Mr.. q. Cushman, OF the Elephant Plow |
Manufacturing Co." at IIOpkinsville, KY, is |
i'm the county, in behalf Of his pillow. Yes |
JeriEy he was present at a Grange meeting |
at Walker SCOTS, and doubtless tried his |
pIowS. II hr did, we will have an account
ii DO next week.
m. beautiful and lovely queen of Column
slia society, Miss l. NJ, has returned from
nashville. where she shOne as a bright par
Horace Frierssn. who has been very sick
for several weeks, is again on the streets.
Mr.. John ID. Miller, of franklin, is here.
We extend TO him the privileges Of the town
and cOuuty-On land and sea.
LIS. Goodrich, of Ala, Col. Lewis and Dr.
Mcclure, OF Marshall, were here yesterday.