The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1881-05-13
personal INrEIaigKeR

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I Rey. C. S. Gabard, insists on efahgeIiz
/ ing certain person of our city, and The
peculiarly of the case is that it is not an ef
| fort to convert from judaism to christianity
or from sin to salvation but FROM the iaity
| to the itineraney.
snuff man, Geo. w. Helme, of New York,
was in town this. week, getting Cornell &
Bueknau to make himtwo snuff wagons Mr..
Bruton says D Columbian won 81 600, from
Phil Dwycr of New York
q JamesT. Cakes, a popular and success
full yoTng business, man of Pulaski, came
up and took his family home, Tuesday, who
had been on visit to w. j. Cakes family.
The Pulaskians have high anl just 0pins
ionsof James
Miss Lou Reese has just returned from
a visit to Maury eounty.-Reyiew.
Misses Ella and Maud Long, two of the
most desirable young ladies in the county,
we're in town recently.
Hon. +. T. Taliaferro of Pulaski was in
town this week, on his way back home from
Nashville. He had legal business with Esq.
G. w. Stockard, one of the leading citizens
of the lower end of Maury.
Capt. Austin c. Hickey says Dr. w. J.
Matthews is making a splendid Sheriff of St.
Francis county, Ark. The Circuit court
there recently thanked him for 1ais prompt
ness, courtesy and efficiency in the dis
Major James Geddes returned from
WiIhoite's, Flint River Ala, last Thursday
evening, with s = pound black bass, alive
in his tank he was very proud of It. and
justly so. for it is the largest black bass,
with one exception, we ever heard OF.
Gen. James A. Ekin, of Louisville, came
10 Columbia Friday, on visit to his son,
Capt. w. NJ. Ekin, and to Join his wife,
who was already here on a visit to her son.
The General is avery handsome man, and
possessed in pre-eminept degree OF the
old-tinie cour--sy, which is very beautiful
and attractive in an old man. His visit
here was very pleasant one. At Mr.. J. M
Mayes' request, he accompanied that gem
tlenian to Ashwood, st. Johns church, and
other attractive features of our county.
Gen. Ekin was in Columbia in 1910, on a
visit TO his friend, Hilary Langtree. He
says he was so well pleased with Col1mhia
and ell Of Middle Tennessee, that lie has
had desire to revisit it. He was then an old
jackson Democrat, and visited the Hermit
left Saturday morning Tor mis- post ia IoHo
isyille. If the distingr ished gent Ieutah k4ef
how highly and Nnfnlif cstoe5.tefl |s t1Ift
and dapE tfof -in-laW are h5 mr. people
i would not have decreased Ire se9silre 81
his pleasant visit
". +. Resder passssl through COLUMBIA
Saturday, on his way back from Hiehmond |
Va, where he went on q visit. On his way |
back he stopped at Knoxville, and visited /
"Island Home" Col. Perez Diezenson5s |
model foIm near Knoxville. He saw two |
steers which weighed $500 pound each, fdI /
which he was offered 10 cents per pound. I
Mr.. Reeder says it was the most magDi6i- /
cent farm he ever saw. He visited Frier-
son and Morgan's marble yard, and saw the 4
finest marble he had ever seen.
Col. +. w. Gamble, a prominent C0ium
bia merchant, came up to the capital CITY /
-. u
James A. McNutt, an excellent young 1
gentleman of Nashville, who Is general agent /
for the Hartford Life and Annuity Ifsuf
ance company, of Hartford, Conntcticut, +
was in Columbia recently in the interest Of 1
the company represents.
Mrs. w. ID. Kilongh, OF Murffeesboro. has
been in the city for several DAYS Oh a visit |
TO her sister, Mrs. G. T. Chafiin.
Robt. NJ. Gill, a splendid looklne santle-
man from Allensville, KY, arrived Ia Coz
lumbia, few days ago on 4Nisif TO the
family of his friend, p II, Hintbeld, and
other friends in the county.
r. w. Watkins, one Of our most popular
Nashville last Tuesday business and to
AXE in the Exposition.
Mrs. Ed Keeble, nee Miss Tennfc Easlev,
ormerly of this county, is visiting IN Co
umbia. She is the guest Of Mrs W
Rushton.
Geo. c. Miner returned Saturday from
Ala, where he went on a visit lpl
riends and relations.
( Col. f. G. Mcdowell returned from Ken.
uelzy last week.
Capt. J. II. Andrews went to Nashville
Tuesday and returned. He saw and adj
nired Major Geddes' big front.
Andrew J :. McCord. OF louisville, has
,een sojourning in Columbia, his natfe
leath, Tor several days. Andrew hashlanf
fiends here and in the country, Who el
always pleased to see hims