The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1891-09-11
PERSONAL INTELLIGENCE.

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H. p. Seavy, of Iron City, was here
Wednesday.
Rev. Geo. Beckett has returned
from Staten Island.
Miss Minnie Bently is in Lawrence
burg visiting relatives.
viii WhitthOrne is attending the
University at Knoxville.
Miss Minnie Bentley is visiting
relatives in Lawrenceburg
John Mitchell, OF Nashville, came
out Sunday to see his parents.
John Barr, of Birmingham, Ala,
came up Sunday tc see his folks.
w. P. Woodbridge left yesterday for
Murfreesboro, to attend the Fair.
Miss Annie Dobbins is attending
school at Belmont College, Nashville.
Judge J. A. Simms, Of Lawrence
burg, came up Tuesday to attend Cir
cult Court.
Mrs. A. J. Nichols has returned
from TarrytOwn, N. Y, after several
Mrs. Bailey Whipple, of st. Louis,
is visiting her parents Rev. and Mfr.
J. G. Mitchell.
/ Mrs. G. w. GOwing and son, of
| Towsend, Mass, are visiting Mrs.
w. A. Ruttle.
IT, M. Rogers has left Little Rock
and gone to Chicago. We hope sue
cess will follow him.
Mrs. w. III. LipscOmb and Mrs.
Lloyd Cecil, are visiting relatives and
friends in Franklin.
| Mrs. w. R. McKennOn, il visiting
her daughter, Mrs. Charles Davis, at
AshwOOd, this week.
Mr.. Kyle and Mr.. Holiday, of Mem
phis, spent several days with Miss
| Annie Ridley recently.
| Miss Mollie Berry, OF Santa Fe, has
returned home after pleasant Visit
to friends in this city.
All G.. Bailey, of Eaglesville, and
Will McCord, left for Knoxville,
Tuesday, to attend school.
Mr.. and Mrs. Parham, of Chatta-
noOga, are visiting the family of Col.
Geo. Blackburn, in West End.
Edmund hughes, the cleverest
Republican in the county, has moved
from Hampshire to COlumbiatO live.
Miss Annie Colquitt who has been
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. John Mackey,
in Bedford County, has returned
home.
Miss Calista Hendley will leave
next week to attend school at the
Wesleyan Female Institute, Staun-
ton, Va.
MIR. and Mrs. John w. FrIerson and
children left last week for Hot
Springs, Ga, where they will remain
q month. .-
Houston Smith will leave to-mOr.
row for Europe, where he will join
Geo. L. Thomas and family, and re-
main year.
Miss Jim Berry, of Nashville, who
has been visiting relatives in and
near the city, for month past, hai
returned home.
Rev. John p, Messrs. w. J. anC
Porter McEerrin, who spent severa
days with Rev. A. p. McFerrin, have
returned home.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. H. Cartwright, o
Lewisburg, who have been visiting
relatives and friends in the city, have
returned home.
Miss Annie Keesee, Of Helena
Ark, is the guest of her sister Mrs
s w. 2. WOldridge; she will attent
school at the Institute.
Geo. McKennon, of Mckennol
Bros. & Anderson, has returned from
, the East, where he has been selecting
. a fall stock for his firm.
Miss Tillie Grubb who has been yer.
- i'll for the past week, is thought to be
little better at present. 1t is to b
Fhoped she will soon be well.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. Todd, and Sol
turned nome after a mouths visit I
relatives in the city and county.
l. Marion Dorset left last Tuesday t
continue his studies at the Universit,
of Tenn, Knoxville, where he will
lenter the Junior Glass, in the Literar.
scientific course.
A, A. Hodge has returned iron
Nashville and accepted POsitlO
with the Star Clothing House, wher
4, NNSG fri
call and see him.
Ne Miss Nettie Haley is now q men
1t Der OF the faculty OF the Huntsvill
NJ Female Academy. Her many friend
here will be glad to learn that she hf
secured so desirable position.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Steele haV
- returned from the north, where the
have followed the fiyeIs. This is lO'
Is better than gOidg IT, the spring
Mrs. Steele and the children are
Athens now.
Mr.. J. III. Guest, after spending tt
summer with his mother Mrs. jaime
L. Guest, left few days ago Tor Bol
n ton, where he will continue his cour'
of music at one of the Observatory
. for the next ten months.
- Mrs. Roberts and daughters Mi
r. Mary and Nellie will make Columo
i'll their home in the future. They wi
en- be a valuable acquisitiohtQ Eonmb
ms society. They are at present dom
nd cIled at Mrs. Armstrong;.
d. John Walker has returned FRO
New York, where he purchased
immense stock Of goods for his hous
Concerning him and his presen'
-, there the Dry Goods Chronicle of tn
tn city says: "Mr. Walker, OF the mr.
ter of MayeS, Walker " trlersOni ~
III lumbia, Tenn, is in town. His fir
r.. does the largest business in that gro
OK ing Southern city and are rapidly !
ny creasing their trade. Mr.. Walker
I'D a gentleman of excellent taste al
Judgment, and to his care in makil
!. selections of goods for his custome
- is to be attributed fair share of I
l,b credit of the steady growth OF t