The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1889-03-01
PERSONAL INTELLIGENCE.

pleasant visit to CulleOka.
Joe Vesey went to Spring Hill lai
| week on business.
Mrs. Cassie McKennon, of eros
t Bridges, is here visiting relatives.
Geo. w. Wilkes spent last Sunda
: in Columbia.
Fred Gamble, "Our Fred" ha
Lynch Perry, of the Democrat, wa
in Nashville last Saturday.
Frank Chaffin and Dick Farriss
were in Nashville last Saturday.
Frank p. Fouts, young Attorne,
at Law, of Salem, Ohio, is visiting hi
faith er Mr.. H. @. Fouts, of this city
Mr.. Horace Polk, of EwelIs, wa
here last Wednesday and took in tn
Emma Juch Concert.
Miss Reese of Nashville, will b,
the guest of Miss Rebecca Polk, mex
week. She comes Monday.
Frank Dale was in Birmingham
recently on business for the Maury
Jersery Farm.
Rev. Rowland Hale, of Fayetteville
was guest of Capt. and Mrs r.. ID
Smith during the past week.
Miss Minnie Wilson and Miss Nan
ME Morrow have been visiting friends
at Thompson's Station of late.
Miss Dora Medley has returned
after pleasant visit to friends al
! Thompson's Station.
| Miss Dora Evans, from Culleoka
has been the guest of Miss Allie Grace
for the past few days.
Master viii Gillespie is at home on
visit. Will says he and ROsser get
awfully home sick at times.
The many friends of Miss Mary
Pickard will be glad to know that she
| is cOnValescing.
Miss Lula Mackey, of HaIey's Sta
ton, Bedford county, is here visiting
| relatives.
Mrs. Columbus Frierson and Miss
Brownie Akin spent last Saturday in
Nashville, and saw Lolita.
Miss Fannie Herrick went to Nash
vile to see Lolita last Friday, and re-
tuned Sunday evening.
Rev. DIR. Beckett returned from a
trip to Memphis and GAINESVILLE, last
Saturday.
COlumbia's stirring hardware mer-
chant j. p. Street, was in Nashville
last Saturday.
Mrs. VIM. Littlefield and Miss Bes-
sic Littlefield were visiting relatives
near Dark's Mills this week.
Misses Charlotte Whitthorne and
Kate Turner returned Sunday from a
Nashville visit.
z. H. SOuthall, Esq, and J. c.
VOORHEES,, Esq, left last Wednesday
in n special car for Washington, to at
tend the inauguration.
Mr.. Will Strong, one of Pulaski's
most popular young gentlemen, spent
Il pleasant visit with his many frien ] S
and relatives in our city this week.
Capt. John a. Mackey, of Haley's
Station, Bedford county, is in the
city, called here by the extreme ILL
ness of his aged mother.
Mrs. f. H. Hatcher and Miss Bes-
sic Hendley were in Nashville last
Saturday. In the afternoon they saw
the inimitable Lolita, in "Musette.'
Miss Mary Warren returned last
Sunday night from Nashville, where
she had been visiting Miss Caro- Cor
don.
Miss Caro- Gordon took a recess
from school duties last week and
spent several days with her parents
in Nashville.
Mr.. Geo. l.. Thomas who has been
confined to the house for the past few
days with a severe cold, is able to be
about again.
Miss Kate Campbell left for her
home in Jackson last Monday, but
will return in few weeks; so do not
despair boys.
Sundays Nashville Herald says
"Miss Littlefield, a beautiful repre-
sentative of Columbia, is visiting
Mrs. Geo. Purvis."
A member of the Junior Club
tells us there is case in town equal
to Paul and Virginia" The little
ones this time are John and Pauline.
Mr.. J. Craig McClanahan came up
from Iron City last Tuesday evening
and remained over to hear Emma
Juch.
DIR. c. G. Walker, cof Texas, who
has been studying medicine at Nash
vile, stopped over in this city, on his
return home, to spend several days
with his brother T. j. Walker.
physician heal thyself" might be
RAINS drug store. The Doctor, Aris
and Tom have each been forced to
take "day OFF, this week.
f. y. Young has sold out his inter- |
est in the grocery business to Mr.. w. |
+. Rose who will continue at the |
same stand. Mr.. Young will leave |
for Birmingham shortly.
Miss Susie Ewing, who has been |
quite i'll with pneumonia, we are |
truly glad to report is improving, and |
her friends may confidently hope to |
see her out soon.
w. J. WhitthOrne, Jr. and his |
beautiful little sister Lee, were in |
last Saturday and went |
with their father to see the chiIdren's |
special favorite, Lolita.
Misses Pinkey Hodge and Annie |
after Il five weeks visit to |
their cousin, Mrs. Susie Bearden, in |
Bedford county, returned home last |
Mrs. Wade Ogilvle, of Marshall |
county, has been visiting Mr.. and |
Mrs. II. III. Ogilvie. She is a grad |
uate of the Institute, and enjoyed the
lectures while here.
Mrs. John Hendricks, who has |
been visiting her parents, returned to |
Nashville last Saturday. Miss Ada
FriersOn accompanied her, attracted |
by the Lolita engagement.
Mr.. j. Il. Craik has gone on a trip
for travel and rest, for the benefit of |
his health. Few men have more |
friends than Mr.. Craik, and we sim |
cerely hope he may come back as
and healthy as ever.
In reporting the proceedings of the |
Lake Weir Literary Club, The Flori- |
da papers speak very complimentary |
of the Clubs President, Mr.. Albert |
Dixon. Mr.. Dixon is an old Maury |
countain.
Mrs. Woodbridge, of Franklin, came |
out last Sunday morning to spend a
few days with her son, w. 2. VOL |
bridge Little Louise was sick at the
time, but we are glad to report has
recovered since.
We are always glad to hear of the
success and promotion of Columbia
boys Clark II. Hodge has recently
been made Lieutenant of Company
b, at the University of Tennessee.
Clark is a bright, promising boy, a
gallant young gentleman,
and has many friends here, who eX-
pect great things of him in the flu
ture. We believe they will not be
disappointed.
Mrs. Annie Grub and Mrs. Matte
Colquitt, of Bear Creek, are attending
the bedside of their venerable moth
err, Mrs. NJ. l.. Mackey, who is dam
gerously i'll at the residence of her
daughter, Mrs. Mary Lou Hodge, in
this city Mrs. Mackey was eighty
one years old the End day of Feb
ruary, and has been living in Maury
county since she was two years old.
She is a sister of the late Bacon Alder